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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
lNnlAN MOUNDS.

bcgcf o. sny time approached the Indian
mounds those relics Of penpo md Of aume OF
Which 90 recollection or tradition las been prcscr-
we'd without interest and feeling. That the hands
thai reared thea should long ago have been mia-
g'cd wiih tie clay or which ,hc, formed these fu.
pie. bu, ondorug monuments excites no wuuder
generation drpait. aner rcuofaiion--one dynasty
ullows anuthcr---o nation pcfishcs, and Its place
Is filed by another bot it is seldom that all mem
DRY, an tradition is lost of people. A name
lone may romsi5 without any other distinctive
feature bot that is YET a name aud under l. the OK
isicacc sc distinct division ofthe human race may
We, stand recorded in the book Of the ~ofJs his
tory. Bot here on this vast continent Die persed
over great extent of territory you find the relics
Of an utterly iorg 8ticn race. They must have been
numerous one for the magnitude Of the works
they have left behind them attest il. You see
mounds raised upon the rich level plains Of the vest
which will ever remain marvel They must have
attained to a certain degree of civilization and sc.
aen'ary habue superior to the races whom the pre-
sent age has in turn dispaced By those Of orr
owu hue ana blood they were more civilized
more powerful more enlightened than the Indian
races oi our day. We read THE truth 10 the vpsli-
gcs Of cir towns aud Qualifications and the lands
once cultivated by them vet it is IN vain you PRIV
INTO the secret OF then deeds time of existence or
history You Dig into thclr places Of sapn)lire--
You handle their bones bat ,bcv ere silent and
tell you nothing and The utensils that you IN
earth only show you TIA, they were i.,ne-ons. aud
however powerful, simple in their habits
Man Is less perfect for the ,imn being ana r,b
lect to greater vicssiudcs than even the birds Of
the air and the beasts Of the fields, whom he fleets
10 govern ond de-pisc. And ihis l. Impressed or,
/ my mind as | listen to Tie song of these sweet
/ BIRDS There are voices get abroad 10 the land Of
those forgotten 'nbes, At ths'momont singing The
same sweet strain roug through The oak groves
Two thousand years ago! They have not forgotten
The lessons taught ;he parents Of ther race IN Par
adse God has stamped them with the species Of
perfection for which he designed them, and they
have not departed from it. Their kind has suffer-
ed no sIossiudc-thev have probably neither de-
isi4Ates inca 2G' IL, day Of tr ISfc t"n 10 any
oafoIled, aud nestled, and paired, from generation
to generation fulfilling the cud f,r which thcv
were apparently created while rGce aner race Of
human beings ms arisen and passed away, and The
earth has 5cen alternately filed aud deserted by
'nd'idnals perfect in nothing. Without the GER
ta'nty of immortality, and the sweet hope of being
restored, through Gods mercy. to that estate from
which we have fallen, might we not he well tempt
ed to despair airobfs frareis in .4msrica.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
DuNtRlES REMEDY FOR
EEIE PILES,

lEl " %, .'s l'.' cal noel thorough c.n.lio. g.
e~, .''''"e CON plant. Il Aas more per
'-."tiei Zoe zee iYr whep % wee intea,i.l H.,
'''e' u'~ 10 common 900, slI aaofi, ,,,,,,.
r''"4'f'H f'iitf both ri ia1 disorder li,elC s 80
'Hs -fmF'ems % pam 10. tie l5io, r.l,.' ~
'''' ip'tae "a'gtsAoA, aal o,Ler -,
It f"cf 81 o. both ftc.es-Ou,mes, a..i IT..
-'y ~ % e'ai' when Eva osa 3, wanted.
OF None ~" EQUINE gaifts sis.s.l T. E,or,.,. 49,. .
y, = .1-f Df'P['''' col fooe,is, 30 Dr. Cons.
=. 49,. '..5 II i'f 'a.e, 40 H.s C.uaau. Ron
'' ~'"'i ~ @ls'a. a.I by Do. sr.eii 49,, ~
'.''',., 8 "','' tg'sri; lev, Lewis, Ven, 80
Tet. 2 CIV.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
NcM Embellishments

al CIiiPMAN'S POINT, O4wELL, VT.
VIE subscriber is now opening very lara.
aud general assortment of GOODS, NJ N,
new BncK store, few rods north Of w Csio-
man ~ Co.'s Stone Stare, which be offers f,r ale
''f cash. ai h'hds oi country produce. or on an
proved c'edh' Having purchased The mot OF
W., W. s"ous a, auction and by the package, and be.
'"s ','",tep On the lake shore where he is al
u.,,t ","ps e'Ifhst ~ getting his Goods from
WI" 'ell Goods as low or loy he, s1y
~ Tue state He would invite his irieod, and
me PuOiic generally TO call aud see for them.
s'ise'' Storing and forwarding promo,ly aren.
usa 10, and done on the loves, ierm,
~ D. The highest pcicrs poid for Sleeps
Orwell, oet 10, Is35. " 1ssm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
THE VEGEYABLE
PULMONARY l.AL3AEG.

y = most y'lnnbic remedy coyerel for CoaqA,
<s~ ""''s' c~stass"p't"" .'sfhevr. S,,isf 6i.Od
HoPo@ co"gh, End ruaoaa,y o9rciioas If ersrV kiaa
Accommodated hy many physicians add gentlemen o.
iAe first iospcclanliy. Ihty certificates, detailing IN,
PARTICULARS OF remarkable cures, may be cxaminci o.
ne wrapper q each bottle Price fifty cents por
COUFIEHFhi7'S! BEW.ARE or IMPOSITION
Each genuine boiileis enclosed 10 blue wrapper o.
winch IL yellow label signed .Aars n REED. Son,
other eau be genuine
Dr. The Sragt celebrity ofue Genuine Eegeia6ie Put
92'"2 ""@4m "as been The cause Of attempts to intro
auees lurlous articles hch by partially assuming t
.,,.o --' arc calculated TO IN isleaL and dc
''e P"pic' Among uirse nylures are the Amer.
'" u''o'afy H'is'm,' "Vegrtahe Pulmonary RAJ
anne syrup ani others. Purehassrs should ino,';,,
of -. ir"e nti'ce by ~ ohole namc. the
NOR ABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
''''' u mas the marks and the signature Of fine
is'tll"e' t'ch lottle and seal is stamped J,..ioLL
For s.io ia p,',i 24:ly
I ,'''''' ~ DANIELS n BEI l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
sslaefz EIi,cr Academy.

Fs'HE Spring Term Of this Institution viii
4 commence on Monday, the last day ofFcb.
ruary, ios'. Instruction will be given as usual
il The common srd higher English sIudrs, in
iho Lehn Greek mi French Languages; Music,
Dtawinq, sc. It's important that students
wishing TO become m~albers Of thr Institution
should eutcr az the commencement of the term
hin y \. WOOD. A. +. Principal.
Mss 5. NJ. GRiGGS, Prcce5tress.
4. HAVEN, in i,boifqfhc Beard.
Ludioc F,b. ID 1896
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
II q u 4 a. IL


~ CO'FWE L q URT
EhEBf give notice, that all nersons in.
< Z drbted TO them by note or book accom-,
"a, make immediate payment or thew will he
- Ed. And ali persons having unsettled hn
''ess WIN 'ht'n, are requested to call and adius,
'"e same previous TO the Ist day Of March newt
their business - ''oSe
Rutland, Feb 2, 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
state Oa Vermont.

Ratldnd County Court, September Tenn,
n. ID. 1885
rs. PsTRicK HArr, TRUSTEE
WV. ID. AUsMEYT. !
sE IT remembered that heretofore 10 wit
at the April term Of this Court, A. D.
1860. fa'rick Hart of Pittsford in said conn
", was summoned as the trustee Of William
ID. Ausmcnt of Chttcnden, in said comfy
an abscondlng or concealed debtor. TO an
swer unto the declaration of Andrew Leach
OF SAID Plttsford against the said Ausmeni
on Two Promissory notes, one dated April ID
1852, Tor four hundred and fifty bushels Of
good hard wood coal, payable at said An.
dfeWs blacksmith's shop on or before the lst
Gay OF December, then next, with interest:
ihe other dated Nov. |, 1888, for the sum
OF thirteen dollars and fifty cents and inter
est ms cause having been duly entered
IN court at sad April term, A. ID. 1885. the
rIainiili came by q. Newell, his attorney,
ana the SAID trustee being three times So
iemnly called, comes not but makes default
'hefeoi, and 1t appearing to the court that
'hc said Ausmcnt VAS not within this State
al The time Of the service of the plaintiff
writ, and has not been notified Of the pen.
dency of this suit, day thereof was given.
&C until this term. And now the plaintiff
comes by his said attorney, and as ii does
moi appear that the said Ausment has been
notified OF the tendency Of this suit,
It's ordered by the Court that said Aus.
ment be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of the plaintiff declaration with
ms ~ order, N the Rutland Herald printed at
Rutland, three weeks successfully. the last
Of which 10 he at least six weeks previous
10 ihe next term of this court to be holden
AZ Rutland aforesaid, on the fourth TUESDAY
oi April next, aud day oiyeu. &c.
X. PlERPOGNT. Clcrk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
Amer MOON.

late of Rutland, in said district, deceased, icpre-
scented nsolven', and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months from
The frs d'y Of Feb inst. being allowed by snd
con Tor ,bat purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice thatWc viii attend TO the business Of
Our SAID appointment at the dwelling house OF
Mrs Hannah Moon in said Rutland on the thlrd
Tuesdays % March aud June next, from l O'Clock
untii 4 o'clock p. NJ. on each Of said days
r. PiERPOtNT,
DANIEL GLEASON, com"''''
Dated a, RgiIaad, this 10Th day Of Fc5mar,
4. -. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

NSJ L, the subscribers, being appointed by The
w Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland, commissioners TO receive, examine ant
adjust all claims and demands OF all pcrsons
against the estate of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

I'm f.i. ,,ny---a,isoluiciy.

rI1IIE subscriber has repeatedly, 10 this gen'
Il he manner. declared 'hal che wants money
and must have IT," s. Bonapsiie said 20 another
case. And nov. un ess hH call is duly and in
mcdiately REGARDED, he must delegate some one
10 coli "By tie authofiiy Of the State Of Vermont,
Greeting, &c. ,.r.,
Entl.nI. Erh 90 1870. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

= s'lsh' ePnnsi'ag Of ashes upon tie zee befre
e'esy door would Prescat many sa uuior,ghsie
"'g1' ron Kissing bis mother earth agaIt,st his VA.
fAaaIe .hia Cszsue.
nc would be very clever wight, sao could
e9"'h's to A'ss his mother earla jls, now 10 Boo
'h, lie would have % dig ihrrugi coaf,una.I
'esi Of Zee ami snow ifst - Bosioa TiaAnrist.
roe goodness 10 no, merely a ihirg 81 uord.
s Ah1 Opinions. onis hsiug PrinciPlc brought into
every teiiou Of rlaa's lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
THEODORE WOODW.lRD.
Clsllpton Feb. 10 1886.

The RutlaG1 iierald aud Brandon Telegraph viii give
MS tbfoe u oruons, and send thor bills to H. r. Whit
% uaNBont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

ANEcDo1E OF M. YOUNG. As the Doctor was
walking 10 his garden, ut Welwyn in company
with two ladies', one Of whom he afterwards mar
ned, servant came to tell him a gentleman wish
ed TO speak with him. "fe him. says the Doc
tor, Il am too happily engaged to change my stu
alton The ladies insisted that he should go, as
his visitor was man OF rank, his patron aud his
mead AZ persuasions, however, had effect
me took hm by the night arm the other the left
Aia ~ him to the garden gate when, finding re-
Vs. vain, he bowed, laid his right hand on
his heart, and in tho, ay,-oss;,,. ,,,,- g. ,,l.,L
he was SO remarkable. spoke n., r,Eoving lines
Thus Alan looked When from t4e ,sr.ien an,
And thus Imputed orders seul from Heaven
~, I'm 4"' l.'.i s~f a. 80 10th
Lac am soi i'r a"sci- dr. 70 Us both
ii"rl was his iaiti b1t mine atiI more uYhinl
rs I've went with hin, bat nine stay. behind
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
" d gStE.

FIRST .9.ND L.9ST carr.
a IL persons indebted To- the subscriber on book,
L u are earnestly requested to settle the samc
Immediately by note or otherwise. 81 icord 10 hr
uise is s,G'cjeaG"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
EMERSON WHITNEY.

Rutland, Feb. p, 1880.
~. ID. IA apprentice wanted at he above ba'
sincss by said Whitney. 4 smart ial OF II or
Is years Of age with industrious and steady hab.
It's VII b. rrnnitrh 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
TSOTTCE.

fsyllE oopsunri,bip heretofore existing be-
tween John >urii 81 Emerson NhUucN
under the naiae Of SttilN Whitney j. this Day
dissolved. SHELL * NlllINhl'
Th~ Bls,isa.itiirg business vii be continued
by the subscriber
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

Az KNAHrLE roG LAWYERS. CbsuiNs,t Coon
iroler General Of the Finances IN the roirn fl,
"a AiN had been celebrated piesder. lie once
ioS' cause m which be WIS concerned ,br,rob
h's excessive fondnesa ios billiards. lis ellen,
called on hun the day a0er, in extreme Athletic,
ahs tod mm that If De had made use Of documen,
"nleh hsd been put lnto his hands. bot which be-
nau neglected 70 examine, verde, would have
Deeh gwen 10 his favor, Chamillart read II and
'0oha II oi decisive Importance to bic cause ,,Y,n
sued Inc defendant SAID be. "lor 20 900 Ii,,es
i"u nave failed through my iuidycrisnce. f. Is
w! coy 4" do you justice. Csll On no i.too
uAys' IN TAO fncsa tame Caaui..lrt procured lie
money and pa'd % 20 h's eiegi, oa no other condo
uon lhan that he would keep tie trau.sctI5a
secret.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
BLANK BOOks
STOVES. &c.
Troy EE4fIgTss

4 n S,rbI.,s,& BELL, have for sale TROY
~ suPERFiNE FLOUR. 49,
hg' 'nd, Feb ., 1880.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

Rutland County Court, September Term
n. ID. 1885.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

5000 feet ofCuRLorPlN-MAPLE PLANK
haii OF which 10 be sawed l and the other ! .
inches thick.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

insaed 30 ~ neat st,c a. can he found in the
county % city, and viii be seld on as reasonable
terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

. y
appears from all accounts, a; there lElun
within 10 miles OF ST. Augustine, aud 1t supposed ia The
body u" the tribe much distance somewhere
Camp King, between place and Tampa bay. Lieut..
sncy the u. ). the
Gen. Cn:l Li. from 1aHra Bay Crp King, with
provisions, about l0 mounted militia.
approximations for their safely brc' ed
the Indians Powell, Iu,nnd surprise and them
Powell defiance Gen. Cinch,
dag: sCmg THAI r Gcrua would only ::c Lin lie
days defence" he would be prcacd /" five years
The
daring intrepid author. has Iecn published,
this the Charleston papers, but irst should not have
will here the concluding rccuI"ct.
II Says "u huSc and 40 have Lave powder and
Load, unI We! ~ have and - "
tight, aud will Ill The last crop "I The SrlnUr houj us
the dust OF h hunting ground Whether
this place, uuc into the woods with the L.
oup the wish! vi nearly all tho
pursuit Vi Ic re skins and blacH Scais"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
july, 'CI IVSFVNVTWEI1
LITTLETON DENNIS TEACkLE
con
RUMOCRS AFI.DAI,


HiS rum0urcd. that the Wings at caucus. or by
c0nilun senl, determined that the vote should not
be taken the Eypunging Resolutions, until their
mouths were CLOSED by tie previous question and Il Is
supposed that this previous question Is TO be- used against
the Administration party for sitting debate believe
j. or III days consumed before The previous queS-
ton was called for. But 10 the qucson--Was there
any concert previous understanding among the Wings,
that they would not let the question he taken these
resolutions until the previous question Called aud
sustained: This is question which the people Uug ut 10
uHt'rs
is aiso rumourfd, that MrssTs. Leigh and Tyler the
Governor and CounSellurS n STATE aud n the Wing
delegation III the Senate and H. OF Delegates, talk IF
signing Immediately after the passage OF the EApunglny
Resolutions. This, suppose will be SOMEWHAT like the
mountain III l5uur. Perhaps the guUd people OF Virginia
would BE- quit" willing to dispense with nt these
high !uclionarrS, thcH will be to Yrsign We shall
lew days what nIcr there is in these threats; aud
whether gentlemen will work up To tmir own dccara.
tons. The design is certainly very Patriotic one:
the State, told is disgraccd, and the Constitution
repealed. it would bc little !un waste "i time
and public money 10 continue the great departments Of
Government any longer No doubt If the Wings cannot
rule. they for 4 government Indeed, a
government that cann't control i:ny bc poslu"eiy
prrncious to best hopes for the detcnctes Of s"cIy
and the welfare of ones purity Thus the ut JUS
lice will wheel about and leave but very prey Of
time having than thought Of what he was to
torture him the more being what he is. noble idea
Resi- Tnalon. resignation. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
~ I-IE J-DIi OHS.
CHAMBER OF THE lluUsK Of DELEGATES,

.INnapOllS, -Ha. J Fed. ITM lc.'U.
n Rnu Ro0d through Tie Southern Section IF his State
has been authorised by the Legislature in SESSION here
Commencing al the great Northern and Eastern route,
Ekon, il purposes a"ng the Western limit
OF Delaware 10 Poc"nokc bay, aud thence by Packets,
which also authorised in the Charter, To Norfolk
borough. va.
The high importance Of this Improvement will occur
to you, when II is regarded ehcap and erpsdons
transit T pers0ns ami property throughout The marit|mc
diSiri1ts Of hc Union.
The necessary reconnaissance surveys and estimates,
at tin public charge. have been "rJrrrd aud the
OF lis early construction anticipated.
Yours, very respectfully,
LIITLETU DENNIS TEACKLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

William Voolfolk, Parsons Barrett John Bib, f.. RI
Jno. Clnybrookc Anderson 1rce, Robert Goodwin Ma
than Terrell, Jno. Swift Thomas A. Hope. Capt, Thos
Loyal, Richard s. Duke, John Buck, Geo. Hunter,
John H. Wood, Captain Anthony Bell, JOHN B. Coates,
Jno Rennolds, WIN. W. Beadles, D. Lipscomb, George
Thonasson, james Holeman. VIM. Hope, John S. Wood
d'n David NJ Hunter, and McCauley Cannon.
Lu"ent"rg Tunes Neal. capt. Field Clark, Ellison
Clark, H. Hs,chet. Capt. William A. Stone, Col John
Marshall, Jn" Boswell, Warner r. Harvard j. Bisct
well. jr. Enos BONES.
gLm.n.t"aI John Jouc. il ,loutI ~
Joaa JOnau- i"'.r", ni jaime. r. smith, U;uc smlh.
ia BE- cnui;nurd.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES,
Nominated by The Hbsrs u the Fan B"rea Conrcntto",
heid IN the Capitol. RirhmDnd llA JAM, lS}G.
CuHTIHuED.)


Bcrkcry.-ala Henry !;cding"r, Capt. p. Gardner,
Dr.. John Hedges R. b. Rust, Jacob Srbert, John y.
Fanmete, james w. Gray, DR.. Thomas S Page, Lewis
GranlIam. Edward Winning, Esq DR.. Dennis Murphy.
Thomas Robinson, ESQ., Jacob Painter, Maj. WIN. O..
Burns. 3rz Hedges ESQ., Henry j. S"hf,. }. KsIngcr,
BENZ. {. Spcck. Ellis Ellis Amos Williamson, Captain
James Mason, DR.. John S. Harrison. Matthew Jones,
Capt Christian I'sbrr, David NJ Cu>hwn, JOS Burns,
Bailey +. hedges, Michavl SrIs"rt, William A!burIS,
John 5. Harrison jr., RIchard Bell BAIL LncaS, Angus
Mckrever, and Thomas Wddis.
Franklin c0unty.--Capt. William Galloway, Col: F."ht.
lla'rson, Capt. William Jones, Capt: George Turner
John S. BurwelI, Esq. Thomas S Keen, Benjamin F.
Cook, Maj. Patrick Hicks Thomas lie nss, Capt Cal
vim l.. Short, james Cannatay, Andrew Patterson,
Maj. John Hatcher, Robert Cuioon, Wright Wright,
BENZ amin Meadow, John tIili, Henry g. Johnson Caps
Jordan Kemp, Benjamin Hancock, Thomas English,
Solomon Parsley, Thomas Dudley, jr. Peter II. tiol-
land, George krane, Samuel Gilbert John Tate, Will
liam a. Street. Daniel Bowman John Booth, jr, George
Bousnlan.
Fredsriek.- Winchester: Henry w. Baker, John Hop
kins, E. ". Robinson, James Bcrryric: Will
liam Castleman, c. Met or.nck.- Front Royul: John
Rust, J. n Duck .HddietoCn George Brinker, J. +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
To The Republicans uf EIrujnjn

.Wil you excuse ieow-aborcr in the Vineyard for
respectfully throwing out has;y suggestions for
your consder4s
The Spring Elections will be soon at hand. Is it no!
time to prtparcs The Wings are organizing themselves
in every way and in all directions The contest will be
trpncnd one. We shall beat them. you please
Accounts from all quarters satisfy that our cause is
gathering strength; tut with an enemy 50 sdrot and so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

.Wssi<sppi.-Mr. Walker, the Senator, declined
a COLLATION. ut Nachrz with his Republican friends The
18th January. He elected on the Jtlrhut he says
in his letter lron Natcrz Of that date: 'hy credentials
only obtained at Jackson the evening Of the lib
instant. On tie succeeding morning. ] started for
Washington City, By the way nf NalcIrz. and am in
hourly expectation of steamboat 10 convey UPWARDS
the place oimy destination. we have accounts .!
Mr. Nicholas the other absent Srnat"r)
We are happy to say that Mr.. Gwin is rapidly re-
covering from his wound.