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DE- GsLsIoTT oSYGlsT P eF 2! 81;
SPECTACLES.

The patent self adjusting beautiful medium Spectacle
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adjust itself without the necessity of change Dr.. T..
wiki himself "a the Patent Glasses, suit the particular defect
2ncs fthe patcai glasses, 81 3, ditto, S.
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Advice the gratis the evening Monday, Wednesday,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

sENATE-F sib.t Ms-Ail The dshsfes
etan iaf es~s'ssss sfi.icr "ai ~ SO iian-i -
'"'eonslAer~d N~as sfisls 81 ihs sbes'son II slave
~ ~i,h,n "a. Ds'ric' Il & 5r-.s,s ~ss h-saEh' y"
scio,e ~ no r9oc'ie' b, "a '''es ." o ~ 'hs
MssnoriN 80 ihai s,bi~st .trch 'he s"ns'e bad
r'e~l 90 rresiEa As ahsf rsi'iog ~ Il 'hs 80
rsss,s, susjest tho scnt's al 'arasd over 80 Mon
ety.
HOUSE. Aref ,hs reccis0r s"'ns rrpnfi' y
srsnnstf~~. 80 nsnsl pa',i,,a - u'uo Was -en.Hn
cd IA debate n~n 'hr nr'sn ie fsconsiaef 'bs va'~
,,,~tit 80 r,a,..-s,,si .isu ih~ ref,', ~
NJ, C;rshsais srs, 90 thr ~ use ~ 10 hrat3 b.
rasnsei v'bsm say qHesii'n 5eis- arrived a.
.asf ~hich ias centii,F.tau u Pu,s;e Bills ncca-
ptea thr fesidae of iic dav.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.


Lost on the road be- Nern Roland J.. Village
nnd Pirsfnrd % me 18th ms, n Waiiei. cnGiuin-
iuc onr Five Dollar Bill and nnr dollsrs more
10 q her bills aud some sm, III change.
A,norc small noi- pay able IN bi,rk>niIhng
to E1-kirl Taft aui signed by 'rInua. il4l---
Que bill Of Cuu-. a!so 81 ned by sad Tat; aud
th-t' may have bt'u some other paper. iu said
Waiiri. Nlorver M, have ionnd sail WslIe,
and vii return / 10 the t.nlaad Bu X Store
nilA 10 contents sinh br rrsiiir % liberal re-
we'd nud .n- thanks n' Jh~ owner.
Rudaod March t9,h 1896.
ALCLPHUS TAFT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
OPTHE GLOBE AND ANARCHY.

Do the American people really live under a
government Of lava Is there such principle as
public faith and public credit One would Imagine
from the articles which appear daily in the Wash
,ngton Glnbe-calling on the mob of Pmladephla
10 tear down the U. :. bank-Ini the people a.
PENNSYLVANIA 10 NULLiFY lie charaeter-that the
,niy code in fill aud Efficient operation in thls
.oin,ry il the LYNCH Law. Let i, b. remember
al that these publications. are Issued with The NIlen
sanction Of the President OF the United Sates-
he CHEF E Secutlve off -er of the country sworn 4"
project the Consultation. Lei it be- renenb-rei
rha, this same Cube the leading organ pf Van
3 iren, aud of the men who are blnlei rngeth"r
,or his e,evarlun To the Presidency and with such
paragraphs as the following daily staring them IN
he fa1e, the sober, rejecting and pa,ro'ic people
II Massarhnctts are called up'n "to perpsiuJis The
gorera,ns at IN the hands of the rnhin-, despera-
dues AMI bAnltti who figure among the leading
politicians of the doninint pnry-B. Atlas.
F,om the Washington Globe.
We can give NJ Bidde ami the correspondent
Ia whose mo ires a. 10 the OF The fall OF the
o,,ce The L. s. Bank stock his article IN the
Gazette pnrpnri Ia be an ansSe-, another and .
ia tie, -easnn f,r the decline, nnthAlth siandia1
the whole power Of the Biak ard rs f:'ds h.
exeriinr To- sustain at tins lime. II Is ih't The
pubic h., no conf tn.s in ~ st15any IF as eiar't-
ier Auy iusitu,,nn created through the Influence
or bribery, cannot c,mmani the confidence ~ ihr
nu5hc 1ae rsAaclinI pau Of the community So"
that the charter has baet obtained by means ct
carrup,iug The senal. Inlting wnh hope the am
billions, cal terrifying he iImld They kn1w i"",
that n has been obtained against The VII "i vast
mainniy of the people az the Stale vi Penusyivan'n.
Tasy kao'r ha, me ats Of the Minority c'a MGR
had ne ngod'y, hat it's fegd, "rht, just "af
proper TIA Ae ajorfy 'h9ad an h ,r4.i The M NJ
RITZ krs 9oa, Ts,y sr'. Gti G'y Of tie cristeaee
orfAs frasi upon he Pco2ie efitr Sate Of iraasyt-
rInI are rEw. Ta'y Too, TAT lie Fropir et0''
/ Sf,ie ar, rrso'rei hal the fraud raul be TX
! Plunged" from the statute book " the Snir.--
/ They therefore are ihroain: tie't stock into tie
markc', snd taking the be., prices "lnch they csn
obtain Cr II. Tn,s Ne epprchend, viii De found d
much better solution of The is IN Prloe ihan NJ
B.ddie'..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
BEWARE OF \ CHEAT!

The pnbis a,r i,t~ny cautioned against being
swlnded by onr II ,chcus VI Yaw Of Chiuen-
den aho this,day plrad infancy in suit Of
Smal!& WhIuhry ia ord-t 10 avoid "a houest
G.bi.--Rutland, March 2I,l 1880.
ENgGs IS WnirSEY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

u N.'Ietnr, "o rc9h,n, SIS. ;. satelA seymour
'e. q. Of H.ul -4o.r,,sss g Az.
l,Nthtel1g thg l,,h aust. 'is,ieh Tui.cr--sgeJ
20 ''no.
'n Sow ',yen. Con, lcp Wn, Bristol. J.d:, ofthe
e. D-u.c { ur,s3
g. tumap1, oa !los-'uy lest sir Harry Billiard
.4rl about 90;
o.,
Warc'aer Cait smsou Do can, re-. I'n 90
n 90 Boa SIR wshN-, March iIs Oh Mrs. Aoh,ah
-LL-L vLl.-nl l,..L h Iln rn.,ll 10 .nAc--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
To vvHDu IFMAY CONCERN.

THIS j. TO- g.sr un'tcc that the s1b'cf,ber
have gwen my 500 Eiis~r rs tone from add
au-t 'nis t.'-, sad r't' hr IS 81 hdi Librhv to
bargain aal q. u'rc' c. himself aod received
ms oNH wages. 'Vhrfrfirr, 90 Prrsons
will iakr due ro,icr and pss-r ,hen.
srlvcs, accordingly. STALLION llisKLgY.
Rrt.ga< Hlrci iBt 1886,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

We n~icein several at u.c iai'ors that sar-~haj Ia
bored sgor, &C. to cplyinoe the ,hc that sh
hor Rather 81 the Prs. "a. lately ma,oiaarL "a un
PARALLEL. gree ufc,,si.'sacy oienar,ccr desert.
ios ihc Au'ipasonc standard snj inus the Van natcn
lyus.;y- iaf lhvush ess .de''a,ahls qIr,''on.
whether ol nh.uIuic end u"qual htd tr,ath'ty
he uiin nj v,Iuai ucelcl argument 10 demonstrate
th,' he :. ara ssteul, &c.
We sbrr, a..er, that such rcas'nin. ~, al
not Hu ia.uttni pc ND r.tslirg 1t eo uttelt
nuuity. We .h,pii ihHk Go q AL. fr,au. Go
our fcp.let- ih,t Btuejc Nra"l unr.'r,-
etc eai l,,loyal b.trayn: ms.i anl in attempting
e. lottay hn fellow NOV INTO ne hands ufa venlict,e
snl rcniruile., &c. SUN at-lm NJ. IN such i"
aur ostinhton, are waite 81 uno AMI paper.
When nau. by 5ti5srg, or by soy .-lo-h motive be
tray. hm.,f and has cnuntrys best intre. ant JOINS an
enemy. asain, whom be ha. been cauiend,". ycur.,
enough Ia render hm.ti sufficiently "huoxui,s to-
HE former friends snd beneiartur. wuhou soms int"
any Argument L. show the turpu lie Inconsistency 81
the act. And ofn hechatnctrr, ts wotl nfnl real
aithle,, nif rcacherou. hcag the most TO be dead
CT aud the last to be trusted.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

The Washington psp-rs s.re'ssd Yesterday, an.
acus~cs that the nr...,esIiea ~ Rnrrr u. Tancs.
Il Mar, lsnd A. Chief I,sics ~ uured Siac..
Philip u. Hsnssuf IT Vrga'a. o. s.-',risie ja.iioc
~ plscr - Jair- Astshall, snd Ap"s kenJali.
a. Poet Master Gcncral. were confirmed hy tie
senate. on rac.ds, last. That uf va riasy was
approved bv ihe wales Of % Seualofs TIA, of Ne
ha,aoor 30, ami thai If &f Kendall bS rs
rhcfr Nominations have iing been pcnjins 10 the
senate. sna the pcrcsst,a 81 Nf. RIVE, rom W.
gins the jackson ranks ia the piacc # NJ. Tyler
has nroed the scale ~ favor Ct tie administration.
Col Sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
ABNER MOONS ESTATE
S.atc d V-n,a. s'HE Honor.
D.,l7ei y RaL.ai rs ( I able he PRO.

S'atc d g,msa. S'HE Honor.
Dsi7ei r RaLal IS I abie he Pro.
bate Couu (ur ti~ d'sitict OF i;ptla. q.
To the hrir at las apI ali Concerned n tie
estate ri tburr Moo, ate OF nu,iand IN said
dialgic, drcea,'d.
GREEIISG.
Wt'r,o', ,hc Ad iini.ira'or Of the estate II
the SAID drcrasrd n,aJr ap, i,clir'n TO ths eoprt
Io' 'ietFse 10 SCI. pat 81 iE- real 70 ATE ~ the
"a r,c-asrd fot lhp iiaS u."ni Of lh" JH'i d"bis
81 ne said dee s,.d n, ~" - son iru. % Jay
80" dshis fnnnl dnr ngsia,l ssif eslhe sai N.
co.i ul sul,i"mrm:
m reC", You sfr hereby nriii'd q" srP+sr
b. bore sad crrtl ~ session ,a~fro', :" br mol
den at he Probate Cf.,- ia inlaut "thin anu
for said h,l'io onth ..cD"d Monday 81 AiIil
next and ,how causr, d a. t"u hstc. Why rad
iirea.e should no' be gr-airG.
Gwen 10 Probate COua thl. 18Th day 0.
| aisn. a. ID. 1896
"a ~. HoPEL1'S R.gHv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

,shes n ts.At Camusssg ts strais p'nia and a.
,,nif,,sertible. H. Gen. Gsip, sus.sa. scrsn.
n.i hai arpfelesAip 6're-tsli O. n. SUarr. bsisern
sban AL hiru-cN tBown. tni 80 e'ndr~ ~
-. inafche. item vel ptoe,ipneI f'rl. T"m.9'
B,y. ua.'n that had ianr hecn he'es saefea sid
ut IT ff,n supplies Fort hav--~ib oHlv pa
enough rr"v,sion 20 surisip htn ou re msr j. -
rhs WAS 6f,t sud cumrsl fsnh. Arrived iherr
,ai d.,aS'cs. ua1e aware afihc pso n oamPagn
aftngci by Ger. Scott ~ Lieh i understood :"
ina, u mplet.iy is,ls'irg sni surrounding 'l'
Iniisns And ihas cafa polling iiem 80 en- uacond,.
t.nil su,fendc,. - Gen Games cslicl UPON 'he
u,msnIant If Tsu Kias f,r rs'nns 80 enahle han
d, ,aaEe 80 ,sunc4lste aud ioiepeuJcnt attack nn
hc lniians. a portion oliy ~ - hat he called or
-lal be- rivcn 40 iAi. cit II store. provided "a
t1ssnce ny Geo. Scott Ser su-iaintag (urce ihcu
uarcling u0oH Fort hwg. Tins Nas a fccund
suc,oas ho'' frt Us effect u..ghi auj We fear vi
1e, 81 80 tcrauge tie cot7bintiipp- # he coni-
'nan lag General as 10 cause fatal delays ~ the
caiopsivn. Thus scaui,ly supplied. however, Geo
ersl Gaines nsrchcd 10 attack the Indians "n or
near the old battle gr'aH and ufco9rsc. therefore
ing that The u'er vas uuor dahlr. Vet he
marched pn. without boats ~ poAiohy ahd as might
! he ~ prcici found the Indians flushed with fur
nrr surcc--, rcs " iu oppose his crossing, sai WAS
,in,~pf reduced sner two DAYS skirmi.hng. to en-
'reuCh himself hui act on the defensive. untll he
could receive reinforcement and snpphrs uaid
| famine AMI the enemy should compel him TO y
peruns Ill may bccon an unpfaciicablc-- retreat
| Twelve hundred troops nf which one half rcculars
reIiced by hani Of 1900 ssvAges. to act the
leien-ve ans perhaps finally to seek safety IN
! Night WHAT u fearful responsibility does moi
hi. entail upon the officer who led them into such
1 dilema
Oar flrcbodngs az To the fate NJ he whole corps
irc, We confess. most dscnnraging. The conduct
fihr Georgia mounted men Ia refusing 10 be- mus.
cred. will, initiated deprive the army of an essen.
ial fltce. The condition Of Cen CnchS com
nand snch, that he could M, supply either pro.
vi-inns ~ rcinf,memenis to Gen. Gaines-and such
uu1ersloi I'd Ia he the want Of meats Of trsnspnr-
'aiIun fnr supplies that It may be feared none cun be
,aced early enough within reach of Gen. Gaines
Meantime the season il advancing which more
han thousands Of troops, will fight the India
side and when nur force can only keep the field
II the cost Of nnumcrab,e Ines sacrificed, not in
battle bat the hospital.
II Is probable that these accounts bad reached
Washington, and induced AS ii is rnmnred the
immediate departure, frr the scene of war of the
Comma der.u'Chef General .Nieomb. Wheih-
er that Will help the matter mus, remains to be
seen. NJ Y. inner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
OFrIcH or THE HERALD.
T. AUGUSTINE. March @. 1888.

The express rider started from this place yes'er-
day morning fIr Pic"la,a and returned las, night,
states that he was shot at by party Of Indians,
ID or 20 IN number he suppnses. Three of them
fired their rifles, the balls passing through the top
of his cap. lie started again for Pic"lala and ar
rived safe there this morning. negro nan be-
longing 10 Mr. Pscetv came ia Abs nne.""'.". 70
ports that he nine ni ans at his masters house
about div. yhi this morning. Their tracks are
seen on the rad in several places,and scouting par
lies have been ont but owing To III" numerous
.wamps and rhicke., and their activity, it is very
,ficult to intercept them an yet none have been
taken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

We have received Governor JenisoHs
Proclamation f,r the annual Fa.,. The day sp.
pointed i.,he 18Th day of April next PROCLAIM
,ion 10 our pex'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

c. TIE i0.i3e 81 oay lati paper 49, ,ni,.t.
'sf 1 fa'tttt zen. l. sisuja have bees "a Cd
,lr l5h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

EnIroat,L ilrmBUoGIAG. The valiant cd.tnr Of
the Nidllctury irsu,, Of Van Barren "spoll,"
n Vermont with grte, deal If laushahle ronip.s
recently (as tnd) pledged himself, III h,- paper.
To give good security for tho pay meDt of ndre d"
lars (J,cssm Gold probability tn any WIN would
pnn, any net VI Gen Jackson durug lie adminira-
tom that is frbl'n NY the contribution, laws o the
country. The question to be decided by the Supreme
Cnurl,
We hall 10, charge Mr. Drewry with the sin NJ isoo-
rance thu. figuring up a little Van Buren, bubble for
his renders To gaze at, for he must know, that The l.
prone c ur have cosnzlnce ofqnrso"s coming be
tore it sucl, a shape, aud he ought L" bo that
judge. would Volunteer settle poliicai
between partic. either in judicial any other
capacity.
However, il may be well To- remind ur nc. hhor y
least equally high aud pecut, that to VIII rh he wnn
appeal this point with Senate ri the U. Sato.,n
rcla,,on TO the public deposits. | that he Sc ate
deliberately dccls red th, this high b,ndrd (he
removal Of tho dcpos) of the President IN crosa
If both tho con-t,ut ION and laws. VIII ch lac had
o ily 10 regarl ont deiSy
What m SCRABBLE .uher fuse. these editorial man wor
.hper. oanjure up 10 deui their readers anI make
ru.clyte. I" "thc party"
The next humhis perhaps VIII he an fsr e. lel Il
.rc,, rorn b,.<e fIi If Sa.iy Fund htlk bill, rs Y
-loctior eerrns banks that II Van unrer comes in Pres
ent. one hall ne nr, whei Il -ans, II will rain good
large dr,ops If Jackson gold -Neishbpr brewery IL
gao. security for its purity!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

IA ihs1 6rs.-We regret to learn thai the Sc
m,ntry at Aofwsls, Hsr"hCo. ~ss ea'lfely cons1"-
cd b, Gre he nish' Of the 20 ust.tOgeihef Wih
valuable philosophical. Astronomical aud chem''
csl apparatus. es5'ael "i eHfosines and library
r,i. ,n,r,,siina. was under The patronage OF the
Methods. Eprseopsl Church. and was n dauu.h-
me ,t,t.. The o.s /. ESTIMATED al sbVut $1,000.
Oklo Siqfs Jrr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

It i.ssiI. mi beloved here. iha, J. Q. Adams
d,,ed with Vsn i ,rcn lat week aui est more
juads lha ANY ,oan 81 lN" table.
He =, won She confidence Of V. "a, 20 render 81
,l,p..st certain that the E1nny aul Topaz Toast
wi be popa.ar at Van Bircu's table N shor
uule.
Arrangements are under negotiation 10 ESpunse
the East Room le'te-, with 'ae resolution OF he
senate. Benton i, sn,ipus both should be lnrIud-
ed 10 pne npIiDn, and q Is reported that he has
written ia Richie to lay the subject bc's1c he
Virginia Legislature.
Stevenson aoI bis fisnis are going fpr the
eight house in the skies as the ,rae JefIsrson'an
p.ulert.
Mr Adams - deslrous TO visit the old billiard
room andt,ae Few knocks aiih the Presiieni.
The Kitchen Cabinet hss th's matter under eoasld-
ersuOn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

A woman in Ohio recently applied for n
divorce, and one of the principal reasons for
doing so was that her husband 'snored' so
loud that il was impossible for her TO sleep
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
sH sa 5R
Eyxn ~ - E,s.sss ~ -fr-''iE.
ron PRESIDENT OF THEU s.
w N. II. ~ a ES * I so n,
% oWIp.
FOR VICE PRESDENr.
Francis niger,
orssw wax

ANEW Po.r M,srEa. Taom - Ormsby, E-q.
has recently been appointed POET Master 10 thu
town IN the room vf r. IA Wliier Esq. resigned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

Gra,n.-It is a singular fact tia; ,~o or
three cargoes of wheat, rye AMI oats have re-
Gently been imported from Europe into
New York. and have paid a handsome profit
to those concerned in the transactions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

The Although II is now the season
when the river Is usually open, We still have wi"-
ter weather There had been tcw days, slhce
The 20 b Feb. sufficiently mid 10 settle ;ho snn"
bat very lille ofihe immense mass has been 'uF"o
into water. On two mornings Of last week; the
mercury wns al zero in this city, and dcste"s
hepw at WHtertllet. On Sunday morning The
ID inst. 1t was one below IN This city, aud ten
below at the Shaker village. The snow aud lce
II our streets Is from lhee to f.e feet in deph.--
81 long and severe winner has not been know n
10 this latitude since 1880 .q1. .7,gs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

Died on 9Th Of February, on the Seneca
Reservation in Pennsylvania, the celebra-
ted ChiefGAR-YAN -WAH-GAU, or corn
planter, aged about 100 years.
THIS noble Indian. al an carly period OF
the revolutionary war; took an active part
on the sidcof the Americans in that glorious
struggle-and has ever since manifested the
utmost friendship FOR the whites. When
solicited by Wash ngion 10 send som, Of
the Young men TO Philadelphia, Cor the pur-
pose Of being educated, he sent a, the mead
Of the band, his son. Henry o Bull, IN ev-
idcEce of a strong mind overcoming deep
rooted and Tong existing rreju!ices.
lie, with his a>soc.atr, Red Jacket, was,
for many year. the councillor and protector
ofthc interests Of his nation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

o. The caucus thai nominate Van Blren for
the Presidency, at Montpelier was composed p'in.
cip1liy e Van iren men, that we're not delegates
- the Convention. Those whn acted uHler uniina-
sonic culrs IN that affair, were a reserve brought
iu'o the feli to back up the work Of Barber anf
,rher. 1t Was well known hat the tttcs - lial
.etl would 40, take IN the Convection. y. Pal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

The committee Of the Legislature Of aassaehu'
settle. 20 whom the subject referred. have re-
,1ued 10 favor Of bank IN that state With cap
taI Of r.. rsiiltoss ofdot!ors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

Il ). rrrorvd hat Cav. CA,s 10. h,ru nomlts,.
81 Alhs,cf io Frsu,e. --.F .fYr,,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

The Mrs. g-f-cs Rat rad 'hss d.'a@ lafF'
sus'oesr III ssa'cr. and Nv rrss'r ~ utw srd -
h'icai scrsp~fs has ari los, a sipa., W.. rf"t9.
sisui'ng tie numerous snow storms. Tbs br
been "ains " great m~asurc - ~ 'csol"'e
prrscsstsnce 81 th,tr engineers. sapernlrpi rtis
snd agents. AL The ample pfo'i-i'a th'y have
made zoe removing soch np~din me-, Les. h,s
hcra ssil tho cun'tnpel use vi tbs ksu R,,f
ihan no.i uthct-. bul itA rany, have hcca go rn.
trely free fioiu tailayc OF tips ~ y J. Csa
Fast in Massachusetts, GA Thursday the seventh
Day OF Aptil next
1t Is ss,d ,hai the rrnor Of The jesih ct Dsy.
Crockett pto,e- Is 30 false.
There SIRE loud cab, 10 The STATE ofE. I. fr
removing The capitol Ia Utica.
Fss, ia connec'icu, On Friday. he IL coy Aei..
NHw Ii,NrsniRn ELhcroN. -l,asc Hi lrs oo.
drub'cd'y been elected Go,crHot By az otrrNtoio
majority. Oath branrhes uf iSc logI,'alu.e aye
undoubtedly Van Barren.
The Massachusetts Dank Investigating
committee have made cpou- that most
Of the Banks have violated their Charters. by
"A round about way OF taking ii!cgll interest,
purchasing drafts, princ ipolly, on winch
they charge trhe for coIlcclng) anA rec
ommrnd that the Charters be- taken from the
N. England City, and State Banks. in Bcs.
ton, and the Peoples Bank in R0ybury.-
This singular report recognizes the difficulty
Of selecting a few banks, for the sake o Tho
example, among very many who have, IN
this way, violated the law We predict
that the report viii not be accepted
h,eae SeaUac'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

FIRE At CHESTER. An obligjng correspond
on, at Chester Informs that on The night Of the
18Th inst. (rhursdaH lasr) the dwelling house Of
Mr. Arthur Williams Of that town WIS fatally
consumed by fire. And So ranld vas the progress
If the flames after tho FIRE was Discovered which
vas ahont rw, O'Clock A. VI. that The family md
inmates uf the house had not tine 10 dress them
selves and cscapc-anl although some Of the fur
nl,nre aud other effects in the house VAS saved,
vet i, vas thrown ont in snch haste thai It was
much iniirei. There was abou, 40 bushels of
hea, IN The chamber. lost. The aged mother Of
Nr. Williams II seems, also, had her little alp
in The house which was mostly consumed. The
dwelling was cool two story farm house and
the loss estimated from ID to Sls00-No lnsaic-
ance.
II is supposed the building took FIRE from house
,shcs being EFT in an improper place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

Incend'ary attempts of the boldest Character are
siIli made 10 Boston. The Common Council have
by vote placed s 10 600 at the disposal Of the Ma
yor ia be expended for the discovery, arrest aGd
conviction OF the uscrean,s.