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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22
Improve uo,rr Ereniurs.-As r

Improve your EreningS. - As the
season of long evenings is near at
hand, we feel anxious to impress
upon the minds of our young
friends, the importance of spend
ing them in some appropriate and
useful manner. Such are the ia
cilities for the dissemination of
knowledge at the present day, that
every individual can have access
to the hest of books and newspa-
pers. Depend upon it, you will
never have occasion to regret such
a use of your leisure. hours-.You
will not only in this way, sow the
seeds ofuselulness & enjoyment in
after life, but You will derive i'm
mediate benefit aud qualification,
and secure the respect and conf
dence Of all around you. If you
have but one hour to yourselves
each day, learn to improve that
hour TO the very best advantage.
You can, most of you, contribute
something of value to the columns
of this paper, for if your reading
is attended to, and if you give
your minds 10 reflection and profit
able speculation, you will soon find
1t an easy matter to write.
To those who feel interested in
the effort now making to increase
their leisure lime, we would say,
be'sure and improve what little
leisure you now have, or it will be
in vain to hope for success.
Nee. .1tlu.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22

The grain crops on the Black
Sea, are, as we learn from Odessa,
unusually abundant. Our Russian
trade TO that quarter, and our com
mercial treaty with the Porte, COM
hino every opportunity to facilitate
the supplies of grain which may
he required in the United States
from the failure of our crops.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
liz Housr or RrrnrsENrArlvrs, Nov. Is, lsaO.

liz House. OF REpREsENrATvEs Nov. Is, 1886
The Select Committee ofourteen consisting of one member from
County, wit: Mcsss Fitch Canfed Burgess Kellogg, Ed
son. Brewster Sanford Coug Fairbanks Eaton Richmond Der
by of Iunenbug, Adams of Grand ISLE and Cady whom
WINS referred the of sundy inhabitants Thetford
monsang against licensing the sale of ardent spirits and un
other the subject madc the following report which
WINS ordered table, five hundred copies printed
A. L. MINER, CLvRK.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22

peyy hands ONE ponlan shouid bscome as ugly
as day ,0,man on the face If The earth, ii
icomldbe no excuse. And the deafness in
this case could he no excuse whatever.
Accordingly the Jury, after due dellbera-
ton, CALAMITY assessed the damages at .fre
kuiiycd dollars. Dos. .Ner. Jour.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22

A gentleman of Brookfeld,
Connecticut, lately shot on the
banks of the Sill River eight wild
geese, AT four successive shots, and
wounded n ninth. The largest
Dlrd Killed weighed near forty five
pounds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
MARRIED.

r. sherb-rne. ly Richard E.,ob-,ob', Jr. Esq Mr.
Charles shedd TO Mrs Mabnja oodtury- DO Of
Shsrhurue.
10 nancs'urz' 20 d INST Dr. Elmer Beecher, Of she-
lurne Co Ms r. :. parwiu.
II NEj lebu~y. 9th inst Zsch7r'sh Hawkins OF Char
lutte, 90 Miss Martha Eu.c.e ., Of Nolkiou
Ia Washington. y {. 2ih inst NJ Leondas Coye TO
Miss Harriet L. L '.nlnls, Of Verzenne-. ".
~ PusorI, Thursday last. Mr. rsiah Leorarl 10
Mis- Olive T lleuioe, daughter of Mr. samuel HenI-e.
H. Reading, b inst Nlr William Nor to Miss FL "a
Ca3y.
to Hiss Rrzilla r ilosor
IN Norw,h 1T met. Mr. 2 p Newton, Esq oC Hart
land, 70 Niss Elisabeth Parrlge, laughter Of Mi Abel
Partridge.
- Il Albans inst Coy Sherwood, Of shelby y. T..
go Mss E.e0'a II. Fuller.
In Rocgin CHAM, Ilih inst Mr. VI. Barber ~ Towns
head, TO Miss Miriam Goolenough Of Rockingham.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

VIE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he now lives aud iaru,erl, the res
lt'rce # the late Col John Chnman. to,r,b,.r
with the stock of Cath sheep and llorses-
ani All The farming utgrsi.s The Farm /, sat
u''cd about four mile, south Of the village of
Nlldui~burs, and contains about FIVE HIN
DRIED ACRES Of the choicest INTERVAL.
and UPLAND Or the premises are l,rp.
and convenient new two story DWELLING
HOUSE built and finished in the best manner
with Wood House, Cauiige House, Sc. Also,
THREE comfortable aud convenient DWELLING
HOUSES -THIRTEEN BARNS and snrps-cogS
ntEN, and all other necessary out buildings
The Farm Is well watercd by the MiddIebury
River, which divides il nearly in the centre. and
BY springs There is on the farm an abundance
Of excellent fruit, with plenty of wood for The
use OF the fam, and about so acres heavily tim
b@red with Pirs and Cedar, and a ledge Of e,.
cellent building and lime. stone Said Farm 10
well fenced, in high stale of cultivation, and
from the frrtility Of The SOIL the conveD;enc. oC
It's arrangement. aud the beauty OF The location /.
is perhaps one OF The most desirable situations IN
the State
ALSO Lor hall mile south OF the above
containing thirty one and a half acres, abou, IS
acres OF which is in p1sturng, aud the balance
covered with Beach aud Maple timber.
ALSO: A FARM, in the east part of Middle
bury, containing III acres OF the best Of grazing
land, with log House and Barn. about Is acres
cleared, fenced ADD well wateied.
Terms Of payment will be made ac { ommo a.,
ting aud immediate possession given
--rs-r.rr-- r,.sr,,,.
Middleburv, April %, S36 rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
DIED,

10 this town, one day last week, Mr. Alauson CLARK,
aged about - years.
Also. Cyntha Jane, daughter of Mr. Nelzer El.on,
aged I months aud g Jays.
Ia Burlington, 2isi inst. Mrs Jane Loavrnworh. wife
of Henry Lesvenworth, E-q. spl daughter 0f samuel
Hiekok, aged 27-Sane place ! inst. widow Hannah
Is nonds, 10 the l00'h year Of hsra-e.
10 Undeihl, i4ih inst. Dsvil Birge. rev sol 90
M Windsor, 28,h ult. Mr. Hannah, wife Of Mr. Josiah
Hswley, a.
Ia Springfield, All nj, Tlr Betsy, wife Of >ir Samuel
Hall, a.
Ia Wdmingto7. IJ,h OH NJ Er'sey Chitl,, 40.
llCoruwall, 18Th ast, 3l.s A.rr', viia q Nr Levi
Gates. -.
10 81 AILsn. Ig.h INST widow Lucy Conger, IS.
10 Brsulcboro, I9'h inst Mrs Enhy, VIE OF jacob
Es'ey, 20.
I. ysriov. l2ih inst -ltsNa~t.rev 3D. o.
% New Boston. s. o. 'Ir .'is.e' C.I7. rs- r1' -
il .rsa.a. Zoo. % "a. Ns a trr.4,l.ya --sllcr of
larsre-' sal N.-.-'-r f..
.s asfua.e-r. ~ "a b.. e. i-f..,a Lee, s.s- ll-
..s l..---- l,s ...-.- .ar el-- -- aa.t.s o.. Ter
ttail.
D. ,vst. raouty, N Ter. %, no esI-l-.ei ha1f--
l.aa. a g.,er Doe .a4r"-~i 'a have 'r.a ~ I--.t
80 F.ai. uf a-s a.- wise e' -'.4, ,se .al. ae-. 900
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
n OTICE.

RurLANp. April 90 1896
A meeting o. tie ri, uds Of MARrrv NAv Urur~.
hed at TINS place on the l3h inst the follow resou-
ton, w'rc passed
He59r'd I hat Convention Of f-icnls Of dArrIy
~ bcRtN he holder at Barker. Tavern. 90 Br,nion.
on The ir W cdn"sdty of Nay nesl at o'clock 4 NJ
" we purpose q selecting canii late 20 be supported
''i .'epfe'eiaiiyc 10 Congress from THE y strict.
Ht'7reL That each t.'yn ia The District BE- requcs
te' 10 'e1 '"o or more Delegates to this Convention
he'ofsf. 2 hat CSC County comm itecs IN the Conn
lo' N14's'n md Rutland, respectively be request 20
20 call Conventions Of our friends In sail tenu,e st he
place utmea no The foregoing resolution q one O'Clock
r. Ai' l"r tHe purpose of selecting cunilatcs or tho
-cn iie at i.Iis State, from SAID Coustios
he nn 'ers'gHed IA behalf Of De meeting would res
p'cu',y Avue your attention To the rop sod Convea-
hon Tue I'M? rta7"e If prompt AMI efficient action.
60 nmeui' -eil 9" every friend Of the Adnni,trat ln
is hoped You viii be present, and so pr lcro the a
'ehdaHee o! "s many q. po.-ble fro your town.
JOHN KELLOGG, Chairman
u. d E-,n.LrX. -oacc.Lr.-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Horace Rogers Estate.

Sate Of permoaf 1I>HE Honor.
District IF Ruiiand IS u able the Pro.
bate Cour, for the district Of Rut!ard.
To the heirs at law and all concerned in the
estate OF Horace Rogers la,e OF Tinmou,h in
said district deceased,
GREETING.
Whereas, The Administrator Of The estate of
the said deceased made application to this court
for license TO sell the real estate NJ the SAID de.
ceased, together with the reversion OF the wid>
ow'' dover therein, for the payment Of the Just
debts OF the said deccased and the costs Of settle
meni
Thrsfors, fou are hereby notified 70 appear
before sad court at a session thereof, TO be bol-
den at the Probate Office IN Ru,land within and
Tor sad district on the first Monday Of May
next aud show cause, il any you have, why Iaid
license should not be granted
Gwen IN Probate Court ihi, i,h day Of April
\. ID. 1886
10 r. ~. HOPkLN'S, Reglucr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
AUCTION.

WILL be sold at rsbkc AoctIcr, on Fri.
w CAV the tsh Of Msy nert,. ., rse sarr Of
y A JoSrs, in Raiaud, variety Of
Valuable Custom made cspsS-
turr;
N"sf'> new, CONSISTING. in part, Of an EI.s.u,
tar elo'h Soisi Mshogsny Ceatre, D,aips and
Tee Tables Mahogany Preach, and Field Red
steals; new Feather Beds. ard Bedding: Car
ncti Psrlor, and Dinieg Chairs: Crocksry .,d
Glass Wares large suilt and mahogany tam.
Looking Glassesi valuable Brass Time Piece.
brast mounted Pstiot and Bor stoves: Tocs,br,
'nh al assortment Of Kitchen Furniture; and
Nari~,y oi thcr articles.
Also two % thtee second hand Carriages:
S'c'gh; tao liarntsses, two BuiI.lo robes: aud n
not previously disposed o. tao valuable Her,r.
Aso,a Private Library; consisting of unrnv ,,b,.
a'd" Books Sale 10 Commence At 10 O'Clock a
The aho'e, ihe property Of gentleman r.,
moT'nk from he rlacc are .old Tor no ftuit, IN.
oWncr having no further usc far them.
y 1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
commissioners Notice.

Va Z, the subscribers, being appointed by The
w Hon Probate Court ior the District o.
Rutland commissioner 10 receive, examine and
adjust al claims and demands OF all persons
against The estate Of
GERsDON CONGEG,
lI,o q Uanby, IN slit district, deceased, repre-
s.a'.5 iosolyca', and also % claims snd demand
exhibited in offset thereto; aud sax months from
ipe 1ih dsr Of April uis' being allowed by snid
court inr that T1rpn,e we % therefore hereby
give notice lasi Sc viii attend 10 ibs ba. s.-ss 60.
Our sat appomimeuI At tie dwelling house of
Nm. Cang-' u. Dandy, on tr- 81 d1ys If jon
and September u-zt .r1m ! at.ar- un,.l 3 o.
clock =. "a. Oh each Of SAID DAYS.
Wa >IiN~DN, ,-.
LlDlN Bull,
D4srd -t DADS, tda s.l aas O. tpri 4.
1850. &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
By tho last Night. Vail.

ny Me naa, ufl.s sv.oiss ws have Yetk rsgsr,
shs ri rnc' ssiv. Ne lsusr Bsws fsn ~ tsI4.s
var later ihsn What Will hs faan IN o,s -soslas 5
Great irsr,. however arr entertained t.r The
sae'y Of Geo s., sal n, ~ voluu s,r, sod ~ o.,
under MS eou.asnl
The toulas'ir scsosn, Il --est riet.,v obtsi...l
over the Mexcsa frrs, under ssois Asas ~ Gee
Hcu''aa ~ TsS hera from New orlsss. sod sa,us
Tie Truads IN -o-t ef'he paper, torn ou expected
10 be without 6au,atloa. The Tczsso, will ioas,lr,.
have hsrl ;hia; "a erlvr d, ia declaration
oi ihde. eaieaee which they hs,e re,,utly declared
w- saaex II that u asy vise imperfect IS Hc
proceedings m Cnsrr.. Nrodsy sd Tueflav Ia,'
The latest rrocee,'ip-, troa ,bA, body
CoSaErsf Iatle Senate On Naais, 90 rcp-r ,r,h~
Secretary ~ The Irtasars a coat ru'y eith resvi,n
iho seat" af p'ef on ua- rl " e. bona. reversed
l.t orirfcc Go Or pr.ntci Severed rfiaas ro's
t"i -.~no"e e. e..9rence o1 ile is'4'rr.'R yotcs
oil i', Two H'uars on the 'scnnta a. rfpfi~t frr1n
rr4dt or talt ibc ~cast0 feccdo vtish was sstcrd r
BE- t' r.'st 20 eoa,rsri' f- clfrins is- uai oa rad
n',a" 90. HAor ao 'addeauct
o. te Horse of t5,rs tir D. o. goo eafrfr 60
location H hc IS c.tcfn ra ffi tHtet tr pgifr lends
~1-naerld vas rer tb,nl time tad seed W. RetJ
h r'r presented tis raaiuens 81 de legislature 81
5,.--.-. ,s,o h. e.. ..i 81 etI 4 r.,c -,tc a.
or DO -4est'o1 vf.tr'fa i."a.laI ef,-rl by ~ ~s1c
7.t tt" sorl'-siaH cf ittrt a'1 tae r-.eu v.t tHe
-' '- '1e .'.m'r ,..H 4 t.c i'aHc to t.c C+.ai.,
,. i.e B.. .tOat OF r.ll..HH
Cos r,.s lrcssa .e.a rs..' s re I'D r.er, tHn
" .e lut'uf'4 nr o coa--1 rrf0a 90 r' r1sd thorough
tHe -al v, Hr O. $. 80 ~a-Het.I was on1e-ea ta ttl
rc1ti-l tli fnm 90 iir1.r. 1rantu- aH allowance ol
t1f pay ta tc vl.vs af hese nh0 discs c1n tourds re
Geo ed los the s-r, -c cftbt d rr hp rr, die 1 e,Hsr
Cu'urc rt saeh service. sas twice read and committed
Tie bi frttc ds-utis, 81 the proceed. OF A., paI,c
arg uent Support ofthc bill which Interrupted by
The consideration Of Executive business
al. -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

hR. H. GREEN intends leaving Rutland
- in a few weeks all accounts, duo ]. &
IL. GREEN, must be- settled before the 10Th or
May, next. To enable those to do il, vho nre-
fer settling with hrm the subscribers will attend
to the seitling Of ther accounts, at the Store of J
d. BUTLER, on Friday and saturday, the 18Th
and lab Of May mex.
&. II. GREEN.
Rutland Apri,25 1896 18
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
II OFT e e

VIE copannership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of DANIELS & BELL, termi-
males 'his day by mutual consent. The business
WI be continued as heretofore, by LUTHER
DANIELS, who Is duty Authorized to settle all
the business Of the late irm.
LUTHER DANIELS,
DANIEL T. BELL.
Rutland, April 10, SIG. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Com, gu.aa-r rffis FeIiEar F4rtsL
NraR Four Gu-o>. q. u.s..


Nr,a FonI G,a~o>, 8. u.s..
.H.t.t 2, l-.s
Ir-.ni 81 Co write yoa. .haald aaY hr- uu
dr io ,I,r quarter. uod know at home 90 iu'c5,-t
ieii for .hc for West, and f.r H,osc vl.o d,f,ld
h"r FcHucrs.
TAre H ih- qua-er l.as o. D. u. src to
A.e. 'f.a-.e ere ~ eIhthr i.iisas coo ~ Vrnnd
49, Esar-es c-4,el e. head taar,ea.a f., Do
siaca announcing ta Geo. trb.rkIc t.at ,.e C,m-
aHr.e end 28vrac. bed o.-r..reI 40 ,hc Inlcs
% teati 9iGiug n a4 on Rcd Riser. so iac
i1wreo roarty. Cre nsn only escaped Do. la.
arrived here add 5es-utcdtdc massacre o. dread
Dob. 30 or 60 Americans nrd some Greeks suJ O-a-
-,. were 1a-chercl.
l. vas roar CoGees Trading House IA, the
Treaty last year was made with the Camancbcs
and Pawuees, bot owing 10 Col Dodge no, being
there ogr7cably TO promise ihe treaty tern
az, and Tabaq1na. fierce and savage Csmanche
warrior warned Gen Coffee and his men In leave
their country his not complying has been fatal TO
them al oar men who saw the Camauches last
summer describe them fierce. warlke race Of
men, well mounted and armed with lance and
shield. They are a wandering tribe, and we may
look Cor them all next summer without even eros
eng their trail.
There is 20 doubt that the L. States will re-
seat these murders, and we will march from here
as soon as the grass sil admit Of our horses living
on 1t. The whole regiment Of Dragons will con-
centrate and be inined BY the 7th Infantry now a.
Fort Gibson. Gun Nc TVrosH the Creek War
nor, swears vengeance against the Pawnees and
Camanches and he will no doubt add or 700 war
riors to command. We making every prepa-
ration and we shall get of suppose, oy the st
MAY, or sooner.
Gen. ARsuckLE has pot Fort Gibson in good re-
pair, and mounted field pieces IN the block houses,
so that should our neighoors ever make an attack,
they viii find things ~ better preparation than at
poor Major DsnR's command.
p. s. The General CorFEE spoken of is the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
= OF CE

EErliE&Et, my tls1-ld, ti.nen.s De.1ng
~ ba- ,H Dy bed md board wfhoat any
i,s' rrn. e.-.i"ni thetelore / ;nfb,d al prf'sns
usfborug of trusting him on my accooni a.
shall qsy DO drbis u his Contracting, slt@s this
date KATHARINE DELONG
Alsd a., l7J6. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Extract Of letter from highly respectable
source dated WAsHSGToN, April 14'h.

Extract Of letter, from a highly respectable
source dated WAsHSGToS, April l4th.
While We have nothing Of importance from the
ct war var sSss We haze adseeT from Other
spatches have been received in this oty brought
by express to Fort Mitchell. which shows the
Creeks 10 be up in arms, and that the inhabitants
are daily fearing a re-enactment Of all the scenes
of blood which followed 10 such dark succession in
Florida. i is thought 90 be tie fixed de,eruina-
ZION Of several Of the tribes TO make desperate
struggle ere they reinquieh ;acir l-njs and emf.
CRATE west Of the Mississippi. The express stated
that the Indisus had assembled. under arms some
went mile below Fort Mitchell, and were COM
mItting teprada'oHs on he property Of the whites
II most serious nature. II ia also stated that
.tc lives Of several families who had rendered them.
selves obnoxious TO the Indians, had been threat
encj and were only preserved from massacre by
she timely Saruiug Of friendly Indians.
Such has been the alarm excited on this occI-
ion. that the Goycrno, az Alabama has asked the
/ President % call ou, tLe Mli-a. This however, |
understand, the President refused, unless their was
something more to Justify the act. In this lac Is
doubtless, right. Ifibere was regiment Of dis
Icphncd tcsplr. 20 send 20 the scene Of action il
nigh, 30 well but 10 let loose careless and unprn-
ci7cd militia on the Indians would only be to pro-
woke them iu,o long and Protraced Nar,and
make them guilly Of acts of vengcnce which
3 hey may not az this time even com template.
Very serious fears are entertained here for the
safety Of .Hgor Eatrn He left 81. Aark's fo'
Pensacola m q drogcr, accompanied by bis family
J and although ten days had elapsed the vessel had
not been heard Of The President is very appre-
hcusiye that he has perished.-Joar. Of Com.
/ \ two story house and two barns 10 weathers
field VI, belonging 10 Dea. John Chase, we're con-
sumed BY FIRE en- the night Of the second inst
Twenty sheep were also destroyed, snd also most
OF the furniture 10 the house. The Gre Is suppo-
sed TO have been communicated by incend.ary,
having broken out in the house aud barns nearly at
the same lime. An Inshmsa who had threat
encd TO Src the buildings, has been committed to
tie jgl in Woodstock on suspicion Of beng the per
pe,Istor -Brlfiicsoro TkGnir.
We learn that Summers bridge over Conueet.-
cat river between Harilaad and Pain6ed, was
carried away by the late freshet. \ rtr' II yn1ans
lr rl ge,a-ea Hartford and Lebanon BE- also gone.
-3.
N4.o.,r Sdz1 bla-Oa Monday. Dee sa
.a.t deg 90 t-e Il6raa-g 1T &- D. Wugh' Cob
Locus Honcaidn. f.rpfc's Of A.-t.'scs Or n
aa- meca J-, '..a,fI l1t Doe 50 mach s- 7s t7 gree
rsH' hs walking from rs loa-e % 'he iaarHa-E.
..s-tt.e &c taf q mile. 30 tt- morning. $40.
f.r..-a a.e- .s ..l.cs "a -".-- RI.
H1s rst Iafr t.e -tesn b.r. f- 'te
s,ea-cl sos rss Js-el ast does.
N Haaamrr-
1lr7-aa- -..aass a Fas-a a-t, elected q
"a.s -s=a-- .. ..- I-ees-ia-a, ana q. La--
-- rr.u -.- -. eek .rE ..res
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

John Quincy ADAMS hes been fot s-u.t days de-
'aioct fiou bis sea, 10 Congress By adisposiiion.
Mr Webster hes returned 70 the Senate aNcr
short visit 10 Massachusetts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

- The late Rhode I.lsaa Elrciion f,r Cover
tor he, has guuc 10 favor Of the administration
a. heretofore Msjort, Eve or FIX hundred
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

TIE S.ss'ao, Gr,ad Larry q Ns~ Ysrs. r-tsru-
Cd q b'i of ind.oineat .gainst Robinson fot tie
murder Of Ellcu Jsueit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

The Rchmond Wing sunoanccs ote more eoup-
y (HrHryj diasutbrulled from the Erpangers-,be
late Administration member beng beaten BY
Wing. ~ far a. h-sfj f,oH, tho Wing gaia j.
az, the Administration rrIu three.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

NiFolstA ElrcrioN. The wb Is have gained t,vo more
membcis OF the House OF Delegates by the choice a. ~ y
IN Henry aud Nor humberlnd Counties IN place Of Van
IHren men. This makes gum Of seven on the side of the
Wing party, and three on the Van Buren, side
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

Farming property in Ohio. public sale was
made recently at Cincinnati Of the farm ond stock
Of the late J. d. Garrard The farm, consisting Of
AS acres, was sold at 500 acre. 4 full blood
Cd Durham Ball two years old brought S465. A
Durham Cow, years old 1913. A Durham He-
or, years old, $50, and DO. one wear old, 500
Two other Cows, 10 ard II years old, S29j and
$500 another Iiclfer, l year old, S325; nine
other Cows and Iieilers Of mixed blood : 10 to
$3.50, aud various other al Sal 10 $50.
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The declaration Il Mr. V. Buren,. that Congress ha.
the rght to abolish Slavery IN the y. ct Columbia Is
completely destroying him IN the s States
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Rutisnl. April q. 1876 Il
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CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUNBsR

VIII ''I''3 VI H'bIJ IUt'T's'Ihs ftiu ny TIC
May number Is to commence a volume.
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.
New YORK and the City Hd-dlustrated A Picture Of
french Women The Grecian R1se-oriCInal; Al enre .
snaHeyyow or the Dog Fiend by Capt Mirrvat The
Dream Lover despite OF llmself-orginai The C,Jle-
an Mad the witch Of Roseberry Topping; The Peruvian
Hir, by Ndshpman-original Man Serenades-origi-
na Al Irish Convenii Diary Of Basc by Capt Marrv.t;
sons OF France 4 Sanzls-ougsai Ren,anstrance TO
WINTER Ctcss'tudes Of Silver Tea Pot Lines to her
WOO VIII undtrsirnd them -origna Fatal Birth Day cite
,usnsiation The Provencaei Spring; Tea Table Chat
~" IlI-orgnal; Notes BY an 4Efonae Wild Revenge
Tossing RNerj Fst view Of jerusalem Lilies Of the
,asyj The Married Mans Story Curiosity and Cupid !;
|h'dren; Brute strengths The Waltz; Excuse for ID
peasi .elIe.iyt by 4, Wouall-orgiaal The Bewder-
Crows Activity Of Mind.
fNBEILtssMFNas.
CRY HAIL; MusiC,-rwo PAGES
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We learn that Summers bridge over Connect
cot nver between ilarlaad and P.sin6eld, was
carried away by 'he late ireshet. = rrr' " Lyman's
bridge Je,a-ea Hartford and Lebanon BE- also gone.
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(Nldgf)
IVAN B0rcn)

Tlc Assistants equally divided.
The Wing, illuminated the city 10 honor of :heir
triam.l.
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dFThe Ladies Companion for April, Is received, and i.
ePeie with vnriey of highly interesting reading The
May number is to commence a new volume
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NO 4 IL e.

NiddItburv, Anril p, 1886.
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GERsHOMCONGER.

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FHHtI IIsENFNn
CRY HALL MUsIc Two Pages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08

.In our country exclaimed an Italian, sin our country, sir, we have the ever burn- ing Mount Vesupius." Have you indeed" !" replied a son of America, " and in our coun- try, we have the Falls of Niagara, which would put 1t out in five minutes"