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Enreaeiy- pOfife.--A Young widow Of
rery poli,e address, ~losc husband had lalrly
died. wan visited soon after by 'hc minister
Of tho Parish. aho rnqumed as usual about
her husband 5 health. when sI" r"pl'rsi with
peculiar smilc-"lie is dead, ,hank you. I"
~ q. Ado
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One Joe socabasin. IN Indian Of ihr
Penobscot tribe not long since. was sucs'
for tho SUN Of Gve dollars. by white
msn. before Squire Johnson. On the
day Of the trial Joe made his appearance
and rendered the requisite amount Tor
debt aud costa. at the same time he dc.
manded q rcccip,in full. "Why Joe IL Is
net usual, IL 10 entirely unnecessary"
20 yss, We want'um recrip, sar,in." II
Cell you Joe, receip. will do you no
good ''Ssrlin, Squire Johnson. I wan,
NM" "What do yoa want i, for Joer'
'.Oh. spose me die and go to Heaven
then spose they say-"WeIl Joe soea.
basin. you owe any man now'" Then
me say NO Very, we'll did you paynn.
De" !ohnsons 20 yes. me payun.
Well then, spose you show urn receipt
Then me have 20 60 susy off down and
run all ever hell. To hun.'um IN SQUIRE
Johnson. on."-Psopie's Press:
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The Editor OF the Mobile Advertiser
Apologies 10 his readers for no, publish
ing any late news Of the Georgia election,
BY stating ,l,a, no foo. passengers had
come iu from L.at State. and he was
therefore obliged 10 wai! for the mail.
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Iudim Tiirtue.-A married woman. Of
The Shawnee tribe. made thi. b auliiul re-
ply 10 man w..om she inc, in TIC woods
and ir,plo'cd her to lerc and look Oh him
Our!aman. MY husband" said she. ",eao
is o!,eays 6etorr my eyes, b!ndc,s inc from
seeing you"
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"Eus to Hear."-A gentleman who was
not very celebrated fof his wisdom, once
told bis parish minister, whom he had
heard preach the preceding Sunday, ,ha,
he though. his discourse was too long Tor
his hearers-ihat he wearied their pa.
.icnce. "And I, sir" said the minister
With perfec, good humor. ",hink that
t"nr hearers are too long for my dis.
,,.rse."
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terms, consisting 10 paEt as follow: sss3
WOOLENS. s
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS
Mackanaw do. do &C.:
Superior and common NEGROLINSEYS
Super6ne London Bloc, Black. Brown, Green
Napolcon, Valet, and Mixed CLOTHS
Super Striped and Plaid CASHMERE
do Buckskin. do.
Plain, Striped and Plaid SATTINETS.
White, Scarlet g. Yellow FLANNELS, Oh
WORSTED GOODS. 81
Ga Jacquard Figured MERlNo. q new Il.
,icle.)
6-s Plain. English and French alERINOs,.
(b!aek ,nd eolored.) s.
81 e siosino I. .lRCASSIONS (sll cusotsl
Black and tolored 8OsiBAZEl.TS {
Ga Super Black BOMBAZEEN.
Nors,ed Blond EDGlNG, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
: Super Fancy cALIcoEs
q Merino do
:. Shaily do
Texan Plaid doH
French do
IS and Gomm'n FuHiipse do.
Plain and Plaid GiNGH4AfS.
Colored PiziL and e nboss-d CAMBRlCS
Medium and Jackoncs MUSLINS
Book. Null and Swiss do.y
Striped and Plain "a sBRICa,
Cambria, Dimiiy and Gosd.d COATS
Cososed aud Waite lotion HOSIERY &c.
LINENS.
44 Irish LINENS ANDLAWES.
Russia Stmc.ing and Dan,a>s NAPKINS.
:" D,spcr & Linen anhrie ilD'kFS.
DOAigSTIC,S.
81 Brawn SHIFTING.
.i4 do 90 - 80
81 do sIiEETlNG
s.. to ) 1 iicach'd SiilRriNGS d SHEE
TING.
Apron Hex Il: and Plaid HOMESprNS
Mixed t'oT1'oNADiS
Canton FLANNEi.~ r tahi,c and eosorcd
4. aud g.; BEUrlCK>. &cs
SILK GOODS.
Bes, R!aea Italian LUsTRiNGS.
+" Gro De Mss
;. Plain and Figured SiLKS
Sewing silk and Twist
Handsome Fancy Silk SliAtHi.s.
Flag aud Bandana HaNDkERsIIEFS
Spurlchcid do
Black Lore do
Co,ored PONGEES "a
Black aud Co!o.cd Sill. GLOVES.
Black Italian tRAyATS.
Silk HOSE. (p!ain aud sibhcd) &c.
FANCY GOUDS,
Handsome Worked ,iulinsC ULLARs s
do do ;ssAPES..
90 do and F,illd do
Blond LACE and Thread EDGlNG
Bobinei LACE
do FOOTING.
Swiss STRIPE MU -LiN.
China Silk HOSE.
Black spun silk Elastic do
-ALSC1
a complete assortment OF
'AKPE1 Ing
Or the ncwcs, and most approved psstcsn,
md colors warrented.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment OF
GROCERI sE.
SADDLERY,
HARDW ARE,
q a G CT ~ 6 f. IF 70
FUR & CLOTH1'APS g.
HATS,
With many other articles 'or sale by
LEVY & HUGHSON:
September 3-&
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VIEW

FIR ES iii GOODS.
IhE subscribers are nnw opening choaca
assortment of SEASoNABLE GOODS
which they offer Oh the mos, rcas6uables
terms, consisting 10 par, as follow: J,
WOOLENS. .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-12

:" Sir. Timms," said a wag," how do yon
keep your books.' 'oh ty double entry"
Double entry. bows ,hat!'' "oh easy
cncu2h; I make one cn,.y aud my ar,ncr
makes auo.her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
ny the last Nights Mail.
Frr's ~, .Ns~. iortsr. yaa 20.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE!

The spacious Eve story building 10 Mnlberty -
New YORK; between Spring and iirouinc, occupied
throughout, as the printing binding and Publishing
rooms Of the Methodist Book Concern" was en-
iirely destroyed by Ere on Thursday morning OF
this week. The FIRE broke out before 5 O'Clock,
and ragged throughout the morning. consuming the
entire stock If books, stereotype plates, paper,
printing materials, ('ncludng one grca, power press
and hhy common printing prcsses) binders sloc X
NC. &c. Only very small portion Of the prop
cr,y was saved. The whole edition Of the CHRIS.
tan Advocate Il Journal" foe the current week was
destroyed. The mail books were fortunately saved
and the publication Of the paper will be resumed a.
early as possible.
The loss Nv this calamity is estimated to exceed
Tho H"adrof aNi my TiopssHi DoRdn. Tho
whole insurance does not amount Ia one .;hlrd Of
this sum, and great portion Of u wac held by The
bankrupt compsnies--of coarsc good for nothing
1t is not probable that : 900 will be realized
from this source. Abou, two hundred pet sons 1e
thrown out Of employment by tins f,c, VI whom
many viii be serious sufferers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
DIED,

H. ts town. on Friday last Mr.. Caroline Hatch, wife
Of Mr. Afahel Hatch, sged 20.
Ia Atkinson, Ezekiel Bel.nap, mertofsou, Oeer Of
ths Revolution, over 100 years Of age.
Ia Bfattrboro, 18Th ms. Ralph Ilerrck, 4i-Also,
23'h Jan. Mr. Pamela Goodep"ush' a.
T. Newfene, | lin ult. James l.suh, So
Ia Dummerston, 10Th uIt. Ar Asa Dutton, 70.
Ia Burlington 9Th inst. Jrs AyIin HAEEINGros,
asel co Mr., H. formerly the wife Of the sis Gov. Is
KAEL NTH aud for msny year, resident Of this town,
subsequently, married the late Hon. Wan. {. Hsrfng on
Whose widow che at hsr dscesse.
Ia Walpole, Doci. stephen Johaslu, Of the Judge
Supreme Court Of New Hampshire.
10 Salisbury, iOih inst Charity Cole, widow d the
late Abraham Cole, 81
Ia Bennington. iOh inst John Gibson, 90 Ga the 9Th
David Wright, GO.
IN Georgia 10 INST Abigail, wife OF Luther Bishop, 10
Ia Berlin, JAn. o, josiah Bsnjamin, fsq. g.
10 Dare 9Th uli Hon. Denison smth, eyed sbop, 50
Ia W n,isar, Isl inst uisnt child 81 Geo. Z. Plat
ia Royslton, IAN Mr. Eleanor Tracy, wife Of The kss.
Jo,eph Tracy, sltor ofths Boston Recorder, 30.
\ Ia Chelsea Jai 18Th int. ksbsces Peak, eouhae1
e .enienee Of death ADD to have beeG executed On
the Goth Feb She u !, sa'd fs gpsI ness aud apple.
20 uhy.cisn no furnished her occasionally with pOw
Iets containing opium. Instead u taking them Wal
supposed she preserved them an,l abe hal attsirel
enough esc her fst-l purpose which .!e tick al on'
dose.
Ia MoniP.ief, ith is,l Laers.ls v.is Il if w.li-T
stOut,2i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Al tho Ru,lsnd County Temperance Ccavsn,iea.
held a, Rutland on tho 9Th Of March 1888, q com.
miiicc was appointed hv ,hs, body, whose duty u
should be TO call smother Temperance eons,.fiea
whenever they should deem u c,pedieni. Tht.
committee having dceiJcd 70 call a convention. ..
be held q, the C,hgtcFs ionAl meeting. houss IN
Brandon. on the sec"nd TUESDAY IL March, TO cen.
mcncc al 10 O'Clock. a.s
The Temperance Suc,eiies Of the different tcxt.
IN the county are requested TO sppo,ni delcgs,cs .,
'boir simultaneous meetings" or 1T any other ccd.
yemen, time, TO attend said convention
At q meeting Of the friends Of Temperance. from
different paris Of the comfy held Rutland on the
% Of February, 1t was proposed tina, the following
subjects be discussed at this cont cption. viz
l. The duty Of the Legislature to ptoh,bi, tho
traffic ia ardent spirits.
J. The in,morslhs ~ the trsf5e IN ardent s,ir.
,l. and the evils recalling from such traffic.
3 Tho duty of temperance men to abstain from
all lnioxleSiing drinks.
II is particularly desired that every town in the
county should be fully represented, az the above
subjects, and Others Involving the dcrpcs, in,srcs,
Of the Temperance cause will be discussed.
WIN. c: KlTTRlDGE, cOun'y
J. w. HALE, Tsms,srase,
HORACE GREEN. Comnitiee.
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NJ AR RIEU.

Ia Benson on the 18Th lost. Doctor J. A. STILES OF
Springfield Mass. to NJ IS MARYETTK daughter OF Doct.
r. 7. Cooley.
Ia Cumberland, Md Jacob lcE nhesrt TO Miss Eliza
beth Utnier "a chilling couple truly.
la BTsiteborn, 18Th inst by the Rev, Cbas Walker,
Nr Samuel Duton to hlss Sylvia FrenohalsV, 20 the
OH. IssAc Page 10 Miss Avirs Bennett, Of Puiney.
Ia Guliord, let iist John w Alexander to Nss Diana
Bradley, both Of Brattleb1r9.
Ia lloosick, ~ Y 9th INST Mr. Lyman Patch 20 Mss
Harriet Albrn both Of Bennington.
ia Iteadsboro, "a b Ut. Joy Bishop, Jr to RbosDs
Stearns,-alsn, Assph HsrwooJ To Cyntha stoek~eli.
Ia Montpelier 9th mat. Mr. Stephen Wright, Of Berlin
10 Niss Laura }. Fec<
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
DUNFRlE'S REMEDY FOR
THE PILES.

m Ne OF the best and most thorough remedies known
" for tn, troublesome complaint. u In, moro par
eetiy answered the for which II intended thau
any other nov ia common use, sn1 afford. tnmediais
and permanent relief both Of the disorder ii.s and its
accompanying symptoms Of pam IA The iOin. rerfige
headaehe los efGpPei. i.dgeaion. and other msrk' oi
debility.
TYPrice 81 for both srt,cle.-o.a ment snd Eiectu-
ary- or 50 cents when but one 10 wanted.
QrNone are genuine unless sgnsI T. KfDDER, IN tbs
wrarper (sos proprietor and TO DR.. ConwsyJ
nv whom they for sale. at his Counting Room. No.
49, Court srt Boston, snI by has special sPppntaent.
by DAuel. e. Bell, Rutianl, Low Lewis, Wells and
Adams. Warner < Co, Ludlow.
No. !. Feb ), eJw.
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DIR. RELIES.
BOTANICAL DROPS!

Continue unrivsel for the prevention relief and
OF these complaints, IN proof Of which, read the follow
Ing:
GJ-R,oarka5ie Gaze ola eur, Of 10 year. ,ianding:
Extract Of letter. Sir-"my leg, which before did
not look lik humso limb. 10 now entirely healed up,
(aftcr resisting every other application for 10 yean!)
Previous TO taking your Relfse Botanical Drops, had
gwen up all hpe Of relief"
.qn0haer Case, An Agent write'--"Thers 10 person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with the gfsss
advantage" He declares 10 use his owa words, II b,
dom: wonders for him." AID is, IT were, "snatcbipg
him f. ON the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persons
were piniDg away a miserable existence, nothing thst
they could procure afforded them permanent reet.
u they made use OF the above Invaluable Medicine.
They also tho hes, sprin, aud AIturnn,I Phy,io.
Price 81, or 6 bottles f1r s..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

Bank ofMs Uaied States. News received at Phi
ladelphu Tuesday, by express from Harrisbu THAT
the bill To charter The stockholders Of The Bank oi the
United States had finally passed the Senate by the
vote the second reading. except that member
ab,ont-lhat the House had concurred ia the a
menjmonts, aud that IT cen, TO the Governor for his
signature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Havana, 9th January.

HAvANA 9th January.
ny news lately received from Spain, we kHor
that The Cortes HAVE pRcRBBD the acknowledge
ment of the independence of America, and we a.
wait the arrival of the mail packet that TO have
sailed from CadIz the 10Th of last month, TO know
IN what precise terms this ncknow Judgement is
made. Meantime, there is no doubt of the news,
and that the ministry viii carry out the disposition
of the Cortes IN the order in which Envoys from
the different governments shall reach Madrid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
OPENING OF TUE SESSION.-THE KINGS
SPEECH

PARIS, Dec. 30. AT hnlfpast l o'clock precise
ly, the King aud their Royal liighnosses tie Duke
de Nemours and Prince de Joinville, who had been
preceded by the dcpuiaion Of the Peers aud Depu-
tics, and by His Majesys officers of Ordinance,
rived and took their seats amidst reiterated shouts
of "Nlve c Ron" The Duke de Nemours was seat
ed on the right, and the Prince dc Juinvie on the
left, Of His Majesty, who seemed in excellent
health and IN firm and impressive tone read the
following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Commissioners, Notice.

VA T., the subscribers, being appointed by the
w lion. Probate Court for the District OF
Rutland commissioners 10 receivs, examine aud
adjust oil claims and demands OF all persons
sgsinS, the estate Of
ABNER MOON,
late OF Rutland in said district, deceived, iepre.
sonted nsolven,, aud also all claims and demands
exhibited in oiI.s, thereto; and six months from
the FRS, day OF Feb inst. being allowed by said
court for that purpose-we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business oI
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of
Mrs Hannah Moon 10 said Rutland. on the third
Tuesdays OF March aud June next, from O'Clock
until 4 O'Clock =. NJ. on each OF said days.
X. PIERPOINT, con,,,.
Dated a, Rutland, this 10Th day Of February
A. ID. 1895.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

EXTRACT FROM WAsHiNGToN.-"Mr. Vail has in
formed the D prtn Of State, that the whole eontro.
versy with France IS seuledtbat the French CsbiHet
satisfied with the Presidents Message realsy pay
the ins'sinrnls due the Treaty, aud renew the Dip
lunatic relation with the country" H. Yorker Feb 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

'usi"n sna ese'urcys, al ~iii aaswss hh pufss
hs al senais oo'hias sore, ssA bore, 70 msrry.
ae3'Sg bst iesa hiils Nicds EaSts'. Ef7cirr. lt~M
here b 'ssn. that W. ys, -hate good ass Of charity
e. ssishbet Niatr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
NORFOLK. Va. Feb ~.

Fene, Squadron ~ lie HtA !ndes--Cspt. Stowe,
OF the Brig Bunker n IL, al this port from Augua, 81.
KITS, and st, Bars informs that fleet Of five sail Of
the hne aud six fsaes had arrived at Port Royal Maj
niquc) !rum France. and th"t he left 81. Bars he
French npn.oi sch ioner auiiny stationed nj that
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Important.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TIE INDEPEN-
DENCE OF SPANISH AMERICA
4 letter from au unque'tionabic source in liuu-
ma has just been communicated to us, from which
we make The follow ing translation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

fhisrrsf tcssrsr,oS We notice an article 10 the
s'i s'fl'asis ss"iissi, teesn adir Coa,enl,ou Il
Eiho' s"d fr'a,er i' the rat-o,s Of taking into
israten the coalition 81 t.e bushes. Of Printing with
. '',w 10 improvement. ~, Ike tho movement. std
should r'e, readily ,oqaiscs anything reasonable snl
Practicable. Al sSi several years ago Of thu. nature
wsi stsnrej, and though partially pu, in operation
pet the regulations dss by some oBe or
tvs q the meEbcr,, snJ 1t oil fell through
However. would sAy to the craft. c-r aoonvouton
~gdrgM epS- 10 ahead -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

CoNGREss. We have no, been enabled to bring down
our regular Congregational sketches farther than the th
From that date to the 18TH nothing very important
PRED. The fowngisn br,efskeich Of tho proceeding,
IN both houses the 18th aud 10Th, Mon lay and Tue,
Gny-week.
In the Senate on Monday week, the abolition question
was further debated by Messrs ramadse Swift, Niles,
and Black. At 5 o'clock the Senate djourned
Ia the House, the day occupied IN rutess debate
on the abolition question.
In the Senate ou Tuesday, Mr. Hendricks reported
Bill fixing the and duration Of Congress.
vz;--On the first Monday in May. which read aud
ordered Ia second reldiig. The resolution submitted
by Mr. Benton TO set apart the Surplus Public Revenue
for purposes of defence Nc taken up, AMI after de-
bate laid on the table.
Ia the House, the following bills read twice and
committed: bill TO repeal the i4h section Of the
to Incorporate the subseib.rs Ia the u s. Bauk toau
thorise the Secretary Of the Treasury to act agent OF
the u in all matters relating TO stock in the United
States Bank extending the provisions of the pension
The New York Fire bill was then taken up ami made
the special order Of the day for "Wednesday, aud the
house adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

bill hs, passed the Lss'datore Of inliAna sGtfor
sing loan 81 ten mins q doiisr, 10 he expsSdsd
work, u lateral iapro'smsH wiiha that state
DR. Csr.y, l.,s from PhiladeiPhiA- Sss murdered 81
Roo, nvsF, Chiesso, oe the ala NJ; ~ psrsoa PANEL
iitui..
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TmE RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY rrBRr.fRr ~. 1880.

Ter TWO oosssyrIoSs. tAsiiassonic & Whig)
-hish NEE, {. Montpelier Tomorrow. &c have
strong hopes ell place ,he political Relations "
TIA. State spou footing ~h'eh siil leave rvsi
roii,iesl opponents, tho Nsniies. withos, hook
lei, to hsag hope npon. Their csors 10 Keep Up
the disision between the sutinAson. and The sLigs
With The a3 Of rome q the 'r.sc.sr ,us su;aasosic
editors and sonie fcv oeoe-.ee.,ag ru,ien. hesr,ed
vhgs, ~c think Will sssi ibem nothing
]; may be true. sneighb0r Barber ssser,s, that
there wili 30 a few Ssmocrahs fVan Bureul sl,ims.
scns al Nootptnef on TIE 2i.h inst" but not I
eso.sh ~ east 10 haAi' ,ht wings IN order
nes TIC hoSes; sa;iassoss Le.Aer Should the
collar attempt 20 disturb these conventions We
should not BE- surprised IL they wire handled pref
~ roughly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

The last RutlaBi Herald coatsns MI uie scuVy al
tack, upon the editor OF the Free Press which have been
psrptusel daring several weeks by .hc editors Of ,he
term,at Waterman agd VI CppreT--lics md all. Zoe
Herald !, appropriate slop bowl ipf the AIN al The
Wstchmsn aud Courier. sui the wc',uls 81 those pa
peTs shout uu y enough 10 ese The iase Of grand
father Fay -iitfle5lrv Ere Pfss'
Pretty well dooe fcr gsand boy .NLtdy 20 smart
,luit mu,t have teen ressol aaj corrected" BY
VI hi, new slippery ella oomr4l'.
Blu, how i, Il, .N,ddyl DO you really la..l i nDr.
degrading to he the -shp bowl" Of tho waiehnsn aud
Courier than tn. ,euer Of li.llo. Glihy Advocate
cue Of vsa BireoI collar Oh Mildly! what .
trs.eherou, w,liag, ugly little fellow you have got to
Ls ,Inos YOU 'olj youuslf 10 the Dutch We almost
wish you had been made Clerk. States Attorney inspee-
OF hops, something else, i tina, would have made
you lutte e,v AMI aeit you Ia tho ,rsco Of your
pay Th,. ngrsii,ude tai ,reschery you will GnI u,
esd basns. II 10, only require, ,Irons nerves, bVi
sg-n,c nan! 10 stem the torrent Of public suatOn.
Hence you ace. Sstg, "ha'e goO1 deal Of charity"
fOr you yet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

--latest from 1tras. The y. Orleans Bulletin, Of Feb.
% contains public document, dated Golisd, Dee I'D,
aud sl;ned by great number Of names chsay Amefi-
cans declaring Texas "a free, soveinS snl independent
state