Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

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r ooma,o. .t.naiag ~ Zone forbade So TIE.
aos b.. hosss BIT til The ttcscute3
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ibe cry ara Is s,s believed tIey hat pu,,ic IN.
istcouf.s. even ia her fs'be,'s bou.s. TIE tsmdy
acre s';oaisbed 81 hesung nothing f'oa Mr SIM
cote Tor several mouths.
ose no'ning il sss rsmoreJ that VI Alexander
Tfepop. Esq. VAS eysd oabbcd 10 iht hesH, 'n
the upper pert q The city. \ single g. " lad
been stuck a, hm Nnh dsgEer. WHICH hsJ
'sscbo5 hs heart. sad inssn,iy deprived bin uf
hf.. !, could not have been a foh5er. who did
the deed. for bis money, Ns'cb. gOld.snnf-bor.
add rings ssrc still about he person. when ionud
by the wsich. The Nhoie AFFAIR wss involved m
mys,eiy. Tho sober and di.ofce1 msn Hho had
become sonsin.lav to Mr. Zone. were above oil
suspicion II such deed. The only clue they
he'd 10 the discovery Of the murderer Was bu,
,lie Lt one. The victim was seen after midnight
by q Waterman IN company With Huo,her not far
FROM where he fell ~ the guardians Of the
night we're examined. aud Of them sckuowl-
edged that shout eleven o'clooh, the night The
murder vas perpeirs,cd he found gentleman in
.br.ied who called upon him for assistance, and
asked him 10 hide him IN the Ss,ch.hocse Tor
.hor, time end he should get over hs inhrmIiy.-
To the Wstch.house be WAS taken. The gentle
man SEEMED 10 get better soon. ard he was liberal
With his pursc. giving The officer something hand
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a fsw minute. and then make towards home
The ws,chmsn fell into sound sleep and when
be a~nko discovered that the stranger hsd taken
an old coat hat and weapon the badge Of Office
bcongin. to smother. The guardian Of the night
ANskod before one o'clock bui the gentleman hud
gone AZ short distance from the body Of IRE
non, iheso articles were found, and Identified by
the waterman bat he could not remember sim
sic feature o! the person lac took with hi'n for
thori reposc bot reviewing oil The circumstances
he wss fully II the opinion, that the drunkenness
1as feigned. No farhe: progress 10 discover
the assassin va. mate for some time.
No news ~ss heard from S,meoie for year or
more when snip from New Orleans, brought
Mrs Smeoie letters and rome drafts. She open
cd her letter a1d read it-she uttered q scream,
and The mother entered the room found her daueh-
ter 10 Commissions. 4 physician vas sent fer, bot
all 10 M svsil-Mrs Simcoie expired the next day
q, noon. having broken blood vessel in her par
--'--~- Ths G-ihnr took IN the letter from Sim.
cote snd rad as follows
"DE.E WIRE - s,il will cell Won 50. thongh
lost to me forever) Ship BJdfd.
"Wber this shall resch YOU 20 trace of the
wretch, once your husband will hr found on earth
my body will be in the bosom Of the sea. Sevc-
efsl days siGee. fractured my leg, and morfcs
ton has taken place. I do no, regret 1t : mourn
not for mel avn not worthy Of a tear. You will
never know who an, but il is bat justicn tina,
should make ydn acquainted with some things in
10y he. While a clerk in New Orleans be-
came acquainted with the man who called himself
Alexander Trenon. had spent more money than
] could hoaesly command. aud on making known
my si,osiion to him. lie assisted me to make all
quiet. bu, his apparent generously was the bssest
telhsbness for IT wss not long afterwards that he
proposed TO me 10 join in robbng bank he
eoaxed and threat ued me. snd at last Welded
From that time, We were together as successful
punderers of the public. lie gave the
Of Alfred Simcoe, the name Of man he sup
posed 10 have murdered 10 Spain. Wbcr We
made our appearance in your city, We had hidden
treasures in New Orleans, and in the West Indies
When frs, yoc, @as pleased with yon
and my intentions were honorable, ss far ss such
a msn's Intention could be honorable. ! honestly
intended to make you my wife, sad TO shake of
'.'renon, and settle down as domestic man. THIS
Treaou opposed, called the fool but finding my
determination fixed. waived The subject lie in
tended to make you his victim al first, and never
ceased his Vaccinations until he had ruined Ne
both. When | Jeff you 80 go to New Orleans. 20
dispose Of soue hidden Treasure, with my part Of
II purchased cotton. which / shipped 10 your
father, and his Isri vas Transmitted 10 bills on
your city. lie then induced 90 to The West
Indies 10 dispose Of SOME concealed treasure bu,
Ashen reached The leland, ! discovered that some
one had been there before me, and had disposed
Of eli ] vent to find. had not been or the
islsud tso dave. when sss arrested false
suit, brought IN he name Of Spsnisrd ! had
Reser heard a, aud thrown into prison, " here !
remained neAry DIX months. When the tnal
cane on, INV kwser uursveed the whole mystic
~. and Traced all ihe deception up TO Trenon -
The inducements fog bio Vilisny flashed across my
mind and fastened home.
For nearly iortuigt, Kept mFself oui Of sight
--rVmors 10 your dsorcdt then ssos end !
soon islbemed the whole tfsr--I swurc deep
and bloody feveugo-l base had tt saw Tfenon
admitted IN vour houSe hv tbo t.It