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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

slle, death. There Nasa centftl besiistton a.
nongst ihetn when follow nsoed Hsf ingion set
acd Tie boy. snd they rushed IN upon him--tc
,crcamea ADD struggled violently addressing him
.elrin particular, TO Sullivan. Tarbcrt man. Tue
poor youth. wac. however. soon got down, aud the
cook after considerable lcslia,lon, cut hs throat
with 3 case knife. and the iurecn was pot under lie
boys neck TO save the blood.
As soon as the Loftd oct bad been pcrpeiraied
The blood Vac se,,ed 10 the mcn. They Afterwards
laid open be body and separated TIC Imbs t"o
latter wcfc hung over tic stern, While portion "l
lhe former W,to allotted Gf immediate usc.
and almost esot, uuc pafiook of 1t. TINS Was tie
evening OF the l0th day. They a.c again al eif ht
o'clnck OF nigh, bu .he ilnrst which vas before
cudursblc. now became crs,iug, md they siaked 1t
With sea water. Sc,c'sl Re'e ra,.ug AID talked
Mildly through Tie u -hl, aud GA The inornlng tie
cock vas qnl.c uaJ ills rHyug continued du-
ring lhc succeeding night, and as BIS end seemed to
% apI f0acL.ng toe VEINS ui his neck were cut, au'
lie blood drGan nun b'.H. Thus Was tie seeon'
death. On Ia, multi iclane %as mad, M,
lie boy Burns on the following morning, ihoi
were obliged to be tied by the crew, aud the lat
ter cycniGall, bcd To dcnth by cutting his throat
bchane DEED Unexpectedly, OF ho would have suffer
eI The same late. Next Mahouey distinguished {
sall and raised . shout Of JOY. Sip was ciearl!
observable, aud bearing her course towards then.
Signals were SISTED and when she approached
they held up the hands aud feet Of O'Dron to eX
cite COMMUNICATION. The vessel proved ~ be the
Ageuora, an Amcucau, She put of boat :,
their Assistance, and the SURVIVORS ct the Frauci,
Sunlight were safely put on board the Agenors
! v here they were treated with the utmst kindness
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

op and tsfa sduf spon soc,e',. hcfd oi ignO'ani
tbofs. ,ale, sieiuss eh,ldyen no msurt h,w o..
uted. IN rArs ~ Ia iho ancst clothes, than they
have to break open s;ofcs, PICK our pvokeis'o'
bain opr dwellings, at msmghi. Indeed TO 'uel
childrcn are &C. Tor The meet part. II not who'll!
indebted fst tho uo,s. the robbense, the mur-
defs. shd every one Of The nameless 'umes thai
dsrden lho psospcet around and befofe us'
-yoril son YOU, ,hilj ,ho,,id Re = sot 90 doet,
Ls~.rsru5. hf s,l.l r',fg. ~ ell ;hese ~ cgrc,
f.si 60 sisal auI !4,haa4hiy Sa-ie
t. work rout RUIN AuJ las rvH 81 haste -.
Clre "a h,f a so al JET hfn o. eli.t'f un.
AL coon aad sure tAe W,igi work a. duo,.
s,en o.tlcr pick. will i.rchsnaian la,s,
shsl ~,n hit heart, a4i have he drunken praie.
such youth 81 .pf'. snd such spirit tou.
Taiif, aui H.n,sp IT, ptbtt g'rs 10 yoA."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13
SITE OF VERMONT, } TNIlE Hon
District Of Rutland, IS. l. the Pro
ba to r,,rt Co. bo n..-:. r N

STYLE Xxx: or ppERhoNT, } 'NIlE Hon.
bate Court for the District of Rutland,
10 all persons concerned IN The estate ofLu.
cy Rec. late Of Rutland, in said District,
deceased, Greetiuo.
On application of Hollis Freeman, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate the said deceased
It is ordered and decreed that all persons
having demands against said estate, exhibit
the same to the said administrator for settle
ment on or before the fifth day of Septem-
Der next, otherwise they shall be forever
barred. And it is further ordered that no.
tice thereof be given to all concerned, by
publishing this decree three weeks success
ively in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rut-
land, and by posting the same at four public
places within the county of Rutland, to wit !:
AT Reeds. Beaman's, Smiths and Thralrs
Inns in said Rutland, within sixty days after
the making of this decree.
Given in Probate Court at Rutland, in said
district, this fifth day Of Sept. A. d. 1886.
81 F.W. HOPKINS, Registv.
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II u II ! O N .
A u GTEO ~.

Ma ILL be sold at public AUCTION, at the
w Store recently occupied by The subscri
Der, on TIE 18th day Of Sepie mber next, at one
O'Clock =. NJ aud continue from da, TO day 'tl
sold, the following, together with various Other
articles, viz
Cambet and Tartan Paids red, green
and white FlanneIs; Diaper; Twillng; Dim
atty; Swiss figured and Book Muslins; Sum
mer Cloths; Erminett; Caroline Plaids and
Stripes; Laces, Wells, HandkG, Black and
colored Grapes, Edgings Footings and In
certings, Muslin Capcs; black, white, pink
and straw colorcd Satns and Sarsnetts; Silk
Camblet oreno Camblet Potersham :;
Silk and Tabby Velvcts Vcstings Cling
hams; Calicoes; colored Cambrics; Moreno,
Worsted and Cotton Hose, and ID Hose !:
SILK Hose Kid and Silk Gloves; Kibns of
all kinds Buttons, Carpet bindings, neck
and wrist Comforters, Silk and Piping cords,
Tape, Silk and Twist, Floss and Thread,
Ostrich Plumes, Bombazctts and Circassians.
Moreno Cassimeres, wool Socks and Gloves
Cotton Fringe, thick Boots and Shoes, Cloth
and Kid Slips, walking Shoes, Wo's. Calf
Shoes, Plated bow and plain Stocks, Castor
and knapt Hats, Walters; Canister Powder,
(best,) French Yellow, Sugar Lead, Green
Arabic, X Cut Saws, Cart Boxes, Ivory and
Lamp Black, Glass, Chalk, G.. Salts, trim
med and untrmmcd Scythe Snaths, Scythc
Stones, 3 sets Scales and Weights, Shoy-
els, British Oil, &c. &c.
Aso-Parlor and Box Stoves; one Saddle;
one Oil Canister; one Astral Lamp, &c. &c.
The above articles will be sold without re-
serve, and credit of six months given on
all purchases over twenty dollars.
ne would yet again say TO all those indebted
10 him or to the late firm Of George r. Hodges
a. Co., That payment must be mate by the 18th Of
September next.
NATHANIEL A. JONES.
Rutland, Aug. 27, 1886. 80
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rev rAlk ,xp causcH SCANDAL

TAsr. ifais .sl naiisns "a ihs fsil@sias Bes'inf
~sss 's.ieiy ifes he sea, si sel fsisdian sn'is
fsv T.t ssl ChervA sssnasl-
Tibet Tell yoous l'lieu, h,'t o Jay
,-sDls, -hsts y. name
ll,.yss ''s lssi sPaa opt rs~-
DO ieoa si Salty Dane.
~ha " "a, ,siy lr,..sj "a srsss'
u eanI D. wu Leah
TA.r,, NJ Jones With nssooa GGo
voslsI fhsli preach
t.ssi yaui fsn. Il " 80 warm,
w,bsh w,il ~ 10 gts,srs
Moo,biue teoounr, Tie ~rIo~ Ame'
How Mary boan-; asli'
D. looh a, Ssscy slep,r, reli
IT, fail breadth too vide.
wssslst Il sassnush Ayut.
Appcsn 10 dsy ~ BRIDE
It'd what ro,os isos Rice has ct,
Oh. how that ofsso roar,
In glad we've IN ihs singer, ,,a,s--
How hsrI Miss .hu,on sBor,.
Wa, Ugly ,hsvi, .,s tbc.o ia f,os,'
Dil YOU observe Ann Whi:
Her straw honn.,'. rrinme; with black,
gue,, ,h,' o,i el,ilI.
f'u ssA nsleop-ihA, Mf Jona
~. ere - lons;
This Afternoon wrli ,,.y al home,
All practice that son-.
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FIRE! FIRE!

'NliE members of the Vermont Mutual
n Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the following assessments have
been made by the Directors, on all notes in
force on the following DAYS. 10 wit
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s IL * III A rs
w Va. X kcNN TIY.

s)OoT-RIDEH through West Rutland, Ira,
u Clarendon, Tinmouth, Dandy, Dorset
Manchestcr,and Walline ford, will supply all call,
Tor The Rutta"d He'aH, Tcrmonf Statesman, and
any other papers winch he can conveniently oh.
tain, and will also furnish any BOOKS that may
be wanted on his route, at Book Store prices.
July -, 1886. 30
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~ ~ g se{ e.

q Gt- I..21 about two feet long covered
L & with the ska ol some animal with thu HAN
on, Of GtaJish color, marked wi,h the initial,
[. Wand containing a piece of calico and
Sundry o,her articles Of wOmens apparel, diocoy>
cred al the Stage House Of Mr. Beaman. in lhi.
village, some months since supposed to have mis-
sed lis way by stage. The owner can have the
property By paying Tor this advertioment-En En-.
4uiro at the Rutland Book Store
Rutland Aug. % 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13
Printers Notice.

Y Ill persons Indebted to The Printer hereof
L n whose demands haze been barred BY the sta.
tue d limitations are requested to come forward
aud make payment Or renew the clajm,-and we
INouu ieei very grateful for l.tle ready Ca.h on
demands that haze been due from one IN fan, ye.,s
PRINTER. HeraH OGcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

EPr constantly on hand,
- ~ and for solc, by the SUD
VIENSr5 scnber, who has been appoint.
hp ,,,.-c;y ed sole Agent for this vicinity.
w. FAY.
-ErLLS Rutland, September %, 1888,
sS----sss 80
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CO.MAiISSIO.NERlS" NOTICE.
M l. the subscribers being appointed b, the
w Hon. Probate Court tor the district OF
hutland, commissioners, to receive, examine aud
ADJUST oil claims and demands Of all persons a,
giinst the estate Of
NATHAN D0OLITTaE,
late of Mt Holly, ia said DISTRICT decreased, rep
resented insolyent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from,
the Isl day OF August inst. being allowed by sand
toou Tor than purpose, we DO therefore hereby
give notice that We will attend TO The bushes.
Of our said appointment, at the dwelling house
OF The widow Anna Doolitle, ia Mounlholly, on
The last tuesdays Of September and November
next, IRON 8 O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clock 7. NJ
on each of said days.
iHSia hPciSoGEfEh a c'""i.s.
Dated at Mountholly this o2d day Of August,
A. ID. 1886. az
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Making 3 per cent assessment for the year;
said per centage TO be cast on the original
amount of the premium note without refer
ence to any endorsement and to be paid to
the Treasurer al his Office IN Montpelier on
or before the 10Th day Of October, 1885,
An opportunity will be presented to forward
assessments by the members of the Legisla-
ture, and those who neglect to forward their
assessments then, are referred to the Sth
section of the Act attached to each policy
for the consequences.
BY order of the Directors,
CALVIN JAY KEITH,
Treasurer.
.honpclcr. .4ug. 90, 1886.
The Printers Of each weekly newspaper
in this State are requested to publish the
above notice three weeks successfully, and
forward their bills by the members of the
Legislature for payment. 81
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To ShOr.iliakcrs.

To ShOe-imakcrs.
VIE subscriber has just received an assert.
d ment of
L7SI;St u BOOT- TREES,
OF an excellent quality aud manufactured 10 the
latest New York and Boston fashions. They
VIII re sold at wholesale or retail at very low
prices.
BENJAMIN FAY.
Rutland, Aug. "a, 1926 364w
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n O 7 7 G Il .

II q T G q
& NAME into The enclosure Of the subscriber
~ aboct the 20h Of July last, a sorrel gray
horse COLT, one year old. The owner is de.
sired TO prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
NH THAN l.. DOOLIrTLE.
Mounlholly, July 20, 1886. SO
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q. sSIONElsS

|SSE corr continues to pay luch as ure
~ Teslored,atd to Transact oHJVsiacss for REM
s.""s, as usual, at he Office doors Lorth of Tie
Court House. Rutland A.
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Estray steers.

'AalE into the enciosurse Of the subscriber
- lew DAYS since couple OF two year old
STEERS. The owner is desired to call for his
property prove the same, pay charges and take
Them away. RUFUS PARKER.
Clarendon, Aug. rs, 1896 30
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BLANK BOOKS.

4 LARGE assortment Of all kinds OF Blank
"a Work, well bound and good paper, viii
always be found al the Rutland Book Store.
w. FAY,
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'Iaers AL The riru. lie, %

ihey must appropriately govern and educate
ufn eh'idfen at home. or be reeuffsuI 10 Que Of
vac s'sSe" end noele'' Of all social eiril, and reli.
so0' sS''e'' Parents have no more night IN rea
S"n. naipFu common sense OF coa,,nos H.. 49,.
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RE would yet again say TO all those indebted
TO him or to the late firm Of George r. Hodges
a. Co., that payment must be mate by the 18th Of
September next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

character connected with Alr y, an entire stranger
the State, and without the slightest intercourse with it,
But If the Judge 10 hang his accusation upon
this slender hook, lac would fad il TAIL him; and in
point of fact, his whole general ai,eatinn that (the
Office of Minister TO England) fcf ODsa until such
chdagcs c0ud De EsGde t inc Gic5efS j me Senate,
too0d secures MINORITY 10 confirm he n"nin,ti0bs, is
absolutely Eltaui false es;,eciay T. the h.nge IN
Mississippi Me Stevenson itOlninated before the
changes that secured tn, complained al majority had
occurred in the Senatebc,re Mr. Walker, Nj. Nicho-
las, and Others had taken their seats tina,
majority; and the Opposton had the power when he
nominated, and would have rejected him. they had dared
to do IT. after the manifestation OF public sentiment, they
had witnessed in the elections o different Slacs.
Even Mr.. Leigh MIR. Stevensous invctcrate enemy
and opponent the first insiancP retrented from the
Senate, and did not venture second time vote
against HIM The whole offence of which MIR. Steven
son stands convicted in the eyes of Judge White, them
as simply this-the President held vacant the mission
TO England, and the People made such strong de.
even his violent enemies feared to give their
n second time againsi him and this, Judge White
prstends, turned him from friend TO an enemy But
who will believe it 2 No one. Judge White in com
planning of the change of the Senate converting from
one opposed TO the People and the President,
dy TO comply with the constituent bodies in the States
supporting the President shows the source Of his
grief lie has turned himself, and become bitter and
malignant enemy Of the Democracy and the Chief Ma
gisate and he his vote under the exaspeated feel
ing Of one who changed and triunphed in minority at
the close of the last session. and who finds that
lority changed TO minority and nothing save him
from the reproaches of his heart, but the ndulg.
ence oil vehement AID revengeful possion.-B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
THE BURNING OF THE TREASURY.

a DeretoYemeat-.4rrest of supposed Incendiaries-
Is now about three years since the destruction by fire
oil The Treasury buding with the greater part of its
contents Never perhaps, did public calain
W IN any country produce little excitement, raise
e curiosity, or provoke little of the Co
The Opposition press slow 10 censure except
where there is just ground for orbore accusation be-
cause hey saw nothing IN the circumstances Of the
TO ncuipate the Administrations OF neglect of due
and pecaniion, there sufficient evidence in the fact
oil the connagraon; but censure for that would have
fallen upon subordnatcs, such watchmen, &c. al
ready sufficiently afflicted by the loss of their employ
ments, and the censure either withheld spangly
bestowed.
Upon n vague suspicion of desun heinz nj the hot
tom oil this fire, examination into the matter made,
by The proper authorities at the instance of the Execu-
tive; and after full investigation nothing appeared to
cident
Time however, which is often the only test of truth
TO The senses of morlas, has disclosed circumstances
which leave little doubt of this fire having been work
OF conspiracy of individuals of whom were d.
recy, and others indirectly instrumental in producing
the confagration The matter has we believe been
some time in the course of investigations but
cy was important TO SUCCESS in the pursuit OF evidence
and The criminals, should have RETAINED from
ing IT even now it that the bringing TO this
city one OF the persons implicated has been noticed in
tne baltimore papers. Such individual arrested in
the city of New York. arrived her on Saturday in Gus
tody OF several peace officers and is in conne
Another, we have heard is in confinement in Canada
ana one or more others elsewhere The evidence
be In some degree circunisantia We have reason 10
think, however, that the whole niquty will be broup ht
TO light and udciay established The desire to DESTROY
evidence IN the public records will probably appear
have been the motive of this desperate action"
m National Intelhgencer.
The Baltimore Transcript says
AS nenr can be ascertained the person arrested
whose name is White but the instrument
by others TO destroy the building and il is supposed
that ne was literally compensated for the nearious
act The officers OF justice have long sought for an
interview with the fellow, and few days since, he
was found in New York. When arrested he was in
possession OF an elegant span of horses and carriage
IN every respect genteel He is gentemany in his
appearance man between Thirty and forty years of age
lie is said to entertain hopes OF being able TO prove an
aci; but in this respect his expectations will probably
prove delusive nasmuch the proof of his having
IN Washington at the time is said 10 be conclusive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

The question being on the motion Of MIR Wright. TO
admit The state as soon as the assent OF delegates APP
pointed by the People Of Michgan for that pur pose
linc should be obtained
MIR Soutlard resumed the observations he had
menccd an the preceding day, and spoke much length
Mr. Hendricks then explained the amendments which
he aid on The table yesterday and which he proposed to
offer ut proper time.
Ar Wright, Mr.. Benton, Mr. Clayton Mr. Ewing
Senate
After which, Mr. Ewing moved that The Senate ad-
Journ; which motion decided in the ncgave--yeas
II, nays "a
The debate was then resumed by Mr.: Clay, MIR. Blu
chanan, and MIR. Walker
Mr. Clayton moved an adjournment; which de-
cided IN the ncgative--yeas II, nays p.
AT this point our Reporter left the Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. Reynolds moved TO suspend the rule TO enable
him to submit the following Resolution which read
for the information of the House:
Resotrcd, That the order of this House giving the
priority TO certain blls be suspended for day be-
ing The second Monday of this months order take
1892
The question taken, and there appeared Ayes so,
Noes AZ. No quorum.
The Speaker instructed the officers of the House 10 in
wife members without the bar to step within the bar and
vote.
Mr.. Howell, Of Ohio called for the Yeas and Nays on
The question OF suspension, which were ordered,
And the question the motion TO suspend taken
and lost; Yeas az, Nays 81 Not two thirds
riet OF Columbia, made Report, accompanied by the
following Resolutions
sixth days OF May be assigned for the exclusive cons
deraon OF Bills relating 10 the District of Columbia.
The motion prevailed: Ayes IS, Noes AZ. So the rule
was suspended
BY consent, Petitions and Memorials were presented
by Mcssrs Lawrence, J. Y Mason, Chapman, Ashley,
JARVIS, Jones, Cambreleng, Tholas Reed, Love, and
Chambers, OF Pennsy lyanla
All OF which were appropriately referred.
, Mr. carter, OF Pennsy lvania, offered the following
Resolution.
ReSotcod, That the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims be instructed 10 inquire into the expediency OF
allowing the same pay TO those officers who served 10
within six months OF the close of the revolutionary
and who had been service for three years previously
as was allowed 10 those who died in service became
suPeruumerary, who served until the end of the war
Mr. ID. J. Pearce, from the committee Commerce
reported The following resolution which adopted
nir Mercer obtained the consent of the House SUBJ
mt the following Resolution, which agreed to:
heSofced, That Select Committee, TO consist of one
member from each State be appointed to consider the
expediency of providing general rule for conducting
the proceedings of contested elections and that the
have leave 10 report by bill or otherwise
number OF bills from the Senate were read twice
and committed.
On motion of Mr. Whittesey, the House proceeded
TO the orders OF the day, being the consideration of pr
vaie business in which the remainder of the day was
consumed.
After which, the House adjourned.
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Of hs affairs, and yield necessity without further
bloodshed No other terms will be offered him. than
The entire tuhlment OF te treaty, at Panes Landing
Gen Chnch, is entitled to much credit for his Or mpt
ness. in ahosdsng relief 10 Gen. Gaines, in his critical
situation ON the Wiihlacoochce Col. Gadsden, we
learn viii remain with the army until the close Of
campaign Col. Lindsay, march,a from Tampa, 10th
deeeM hundred men, he l3h. The volunteers from
this district, were all in good health spirits Gcn
vi~us L, their departure made an excursion into the
country, and had skrnisb with small body Of lie
enemy
InE ErcHsEs.--We understand that the services of
the Euchees IN carrying the war; have been pied
by Gen. Scott, and Gen. Woodward, of Macon Ala. b,
aud Maj j. l.. WatsOn have been authorised conduct
them To Tampa About five hundred will be employed.
They will form very useful addition our army
should The Indians retire TO The srergL4des Maj Wat.
son arrived here Thursday evening, and proceeded
next molnIng to carry this measure into effect.
TEIor;dio1
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Mr.. Linn, from the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims reported bill for the relief Of John Powell.
which was read FIRST time, and ordered 10 a second
reading.
Mr. Tomnson, from thu Committee on Pensions.
made an uniavorable report the petition of Philip
Taylor. mp
Mr.. Hendricks, from the Committee on Roads and
Canals, reported bill to authorize the construction
through the public lands Of the canal from Mobile To-
Pensacola which was read, aud ordered 10 n second
reading.
Mr. Toininson offered the following resolution; which
considered and agreed to-
Ros0iccd, That the Committee on Commerce he IT,,
slructed TO inquire into the expedency Of making m
appropriation 10 complete and secure the works AT Ce
dar Point, in The State Of Connecticut
On motion Of Mr. Clay, il was ordered That when the
Senate adjoorns, it adjourn TO meet on Monday
Some resolutions and uBlavorable reports Of commit
tees on the table we're taken Up and agreed TO-
ADMISSION OF MICHIGAN.
The senate proceeded 10 consider Che bill 10 establish
the Northern boundary lice Of Ohio and 20 provide for
the admission Of the State Of Michigan