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" Dear .Sir-Ilayinn noticed in latc Niiriuian,
that you are again ready fol HE reception Of eomp,-
ny nj The Bulaloe Springs, we dcemit an act al jus
nee 10 yourself aud the public, to express 10 you on,
entire appreciation IF nil You have said ON the sub
jeei of ibeir me, icinal VII, ,es, IN the Diseases YOU
have mentioned IN your advertisement, and we
ch%ee,tully aud cordially subscribe to The fact, that,
so far rs we have been able 10 observe, illey are I'M
surpassed in Ihcit efficacy, IN diseases OF lhe stomach
aud bowels. We would further take occasion 10 cx-
press our sincere wish, that your success may fall,
equal the value of your water, and your iandabln eI-
forts 10 accommodate visitors.
Very sincerely, YOU, friends,
7. Z. MITCHELL.
JOHN II. PAITESON,
d. PATTERSON,
re. 5. PAINE.-
RD. q. JENNINGS"
June 10 Is
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A LII THOSE indebted to TALBOT. for Lot
IA terry Tickets, are requested 10 call and settle.
His Office is over The Clothing Store OF Rosinheld q
Levine, in the large brick tenement, a few doors
above the Franklin Hotel
June 10 IL
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K O.N:1'ET'S! BO.V.y'ETS!!

HUST received and for sale, at BURTON *
- ROBES NEW CASH STORE, one case fine
Straw Bonncls; also NO cases of Hoods or Nuns
Bonnets, new style and very superior qualify.
June 10 ISL
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u" The reader will find mass oil deeply inter
es''ng Foreign Intelligence on the first page. There
Is a broad and striking contrast between the splcn-
doris and saye,ies of Royalty on the one hand, aud
the violent agitation Of public feeling on tltr other
The Queen and the Nobility ac giving Balls aud
Feles-aud the Young Earl III glinlen is preparing
10 asionish Europe by a revival OF the tournaments
ei the days OF ehisalty, ut an enormous expenditure,
while the cries oil public distress are every day be-
coming louder, and the waves OF Unpopular eommntion
are %dashioG against the very foot Of the Throne -
We question the ~ptop,iety OF this oslent.tlous cx.
posuie OF the WIDE difference existing between the
Peasant and the Prince at such a time when, IN
the eloquent language Of Lord John Russell, the
anchors of the monarchy are lifted. aud the signs Of
an approaching tempest are black in the horizon
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o. Mississippi is now aglIatcd by the discussion
ofthe question whether ii is e%xpedient TO adopt a
system Of, temporary relief, by the enactment OF
bankrupt, valuation and redemption laws, or TO meet
and sustain or sink under the shock oil that pecun'ary
pressure which threatens her, and which, though 1t
may be DELAYED, cannot be avcrted. There is but
one remedy for the disease, and the MIssisipp'an
suggests that, when it says, " No matter how I'M
palstable the truth may be, the time has come when
nroper, 10 a certain extent must change hands. and
the sooner il does so The better for all concerned.'
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S. Noies.-The Richmond Wing gives a timely
c,u,io, m The neoule to save their SIS notes. by
the acceptance ufthe new charter, the TWO o'u Da1hs
are orbidtcn TO issue or reissue notes unaef TIE oe-
nomination of $40. All 50 bills, theieio,e' pa'd mo
the Bank from which they originally issued, VIII be
retained, ard not again put in clfeala'Ioh' lH'S
(says the Whig) will produce serious inconvenience
10 the public, which can only be obvia'ed BY pay
mcnls being made in notes Of other Banks 'han'h
one 10 which the debt is due. Letnotes OF the Vfgi-
MIA Banks. for instance, be paid in bills OF the fat-
mcrs' Bank, and let payments 10 the later be paid IN
mates If IN. former, and thus The small bills will be
Lcp, aaoat. This is the only remedy a, prcsen, for
absurd legislation
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~y~@ would also sell my Dr.
INA HOUSE .s.S'Eb EOT,, Esn,,

in Liberty, about 100 Yards from the Conrf House,
ON a corner Lot. The Bull lays are "A Dwelling
House mainly brick, about 90 by % feet, two sto'
rlrs high, with a basement story, ample cellars, -
wing, &c. contains 8 rooms exclusive OF basement
story or aarrcis. and Q rooms win FIRE places-n
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Splendid scheme !
IA. \. N. % TIL NCNE.NE!
For The 23d of Junc.
ROOkEIs'S OEEalE, INMchhmrK, VI

In order 10 give my DISTANT customers II full
and lar chance cor the lne Scheme of the o21 lust,
To be drawn al Alexandria, II Is published lortheit
benefit lhns ed,ly.
Come Ia Little Tennessee
And ty you, luck III this hest Scheme ior The yea'
q | Grand Capital Pilae Of S35 2ao !
80 Prizes of LOO :
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nv 4 TURNER,
Booker's lOttcy n Exchange Office, !
Lynehbufg. June 10Th. 1850.
Vert <rhesNe ahead

To be drawn TO morrow, al Richmond.
o. | Capital P,,ze Of ei0.oeo
o. = 10 Piinrs loo
Fourteen Drawn Ballo,, nom Is Numbers.
Whole Tiekc,s only ST..
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ANOTHER

Coalition tefneen The Imprdeiicdbie Hhics and lie
SUB Treasury Democrats = Intrigue betuecn
The Nuli,tyers and The men ofdc Bloodg BiHtttt
The Charlottesville Republican Of June 6, has
nosed out another plot. which We fear has escaped
the attention oil The modern Gu, Fa~kes. 1T is
this to make an lmprac,icable Wig Senator and a
Sub-Treasu,y Van Buren, man Governor! And
this is the way Gays the Clarlott, s,ile rapcr) il is
TO be accompl SIZED On he fins, ballot for Scna-
tor there will be three persons voted for, viz a
Wing, a Sub.Treasury man, and a Conservative !;
and there being no choice, then the lnpraoricable
Wings, those good allies ofthe Erquirer and its par.
~. will nominal. a candidate from their ranks, ard
the whole Van Buren, vote 10 The Legislature will be
cas-, for him, which will elccl Inn and then. in
consideration of the said bargain, the lnpracticables
are to unite in electing a Van Bulcn Goveinor-He
Editor Of the Enquirer, ~perhoIs. What says the
Enquirer TO such "A plot! Such a plot is on foot,
and we tiust that it will crush tie H,d,a in the
egg"
And, fIaith, Ills is a good plot-a very good plot.
But if our plot be correct, the Charlottesville pale,
misses the figure a litile. VIM. Selden, Esq. is 10
be Governor. That was fixed last winter, wien he
left the Land Office 10 run a hopeless race against
lMr. Bots lor Coneress-unlcss indeed, he prefer
the office Of United States Treasurer, in which event
John Campbell, Esq. is TO be removed, To make a
vacancy for him In This latter event, the editor of
The Enquirer may slip into the Governors house,
and hin self profit by a "toa'iiion' with lis old
fraends the Nudhfy ers-C Catalina ard his couspirators,
as Jackson, Van Buren, and tie Globe were wont TO
call them, when they we're fixing IA gibbe, to hang
them as high as Ilaman!
Thus Plot and Counter p,ot,--Coalilion and
Counter Coalilion,--succced each other like the shift
ing scenes OF the drama. Whether they be found
ed in fact CT fiction, however, one hing We know,
and that is, that if the Wings shall ever beat The Lo.
co Focos at bargain, intrigue aud conup,ion,'
they will have to wake before day
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nesides n gten, number Of $50, $50, &c. Nc.
Whole Tickets onl, Sl-llalves $a-Quartcty
81 90.
For saie nj ROCKERS OFFICE.
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NEW IsOGM and STATIONARY
STORE.
TRNIlE subscribers have associated themselves to-
L eether under the firm OF
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- The State Rights papers in Georgia point to
Gov. George NJ. Troup, Of that State, as their can
dldale for The next Presidency. lie may probab y
obtain the votes OF that State and ofSouth Carolina.
But why don't they bring forward Robert Y. Hayne
or George McDullie p! They have a name abroad
as well as at home.
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EXTRA CLASS. No. 2. for is39.
To he drawn nj Richmond ON Tuesday. June ll,h
The Drawing will be received nj 'hi. Office o.
Thursday, the Iolh inst. nj 9 o'clock, T.. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

We referred 10 the Presidents Message in last
on the subject Of the Boundary Controversy. We
now submit
The Message
With sketch Of the debate in the Senate Of the
United States, on presenting 1t to that body. The
Message was accompanied by summary Documents
OF which We annex.
To the Senate Of The United States
Jay before Congress several dispatches from
his EAcellency the Governor Of Maine. with en-
closures, communicating certain proceedings Of the
Legislature Of that State. and q copy Of the re-
DIV Of the Secretary Of Stale, made By my direc-
iion together with note from II. s. Fox, Esq.i
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo,enusry
Of Great Britain, with the answer Of The Secreta-
~ Of State 10 the came.
l. will appear from those documents that nu'
merous band Of lswless and desperate men. chiefly
ftom the adjoining British Provinces out wI,hou
the authority or sanction Of the Provincial Gov
ernment. had trespassed upon that portion Of lh'
territory IN dispute between Tie United States an
Great Britain, watch IS wniered by the nYer Afoos
took, and claimed to beioag to the State Of Maine
aud that they had committed extensive depieoa
uoas there by cutting and destroying very arg
! ouanii,y Of timber II will further appear tia
( the Governor Of Name. having been oth.islly sp
prised Of the circumstance, had communicated ;
10 The Legislature. with a recommendation u soc
sroysious, 10 addition TO those already existing
law as would enable him TO arrest he eoufse q
said depredslons, disperse The tresPasseTs and &c
cure The timber which they were about esuyin
assy that 10 comPiisoee with resolve Of lh
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fEs- HID lI'S IN

fthe Reroluton married heore the ciose Of thc hue
~ hands military .tTccs my receive, under The act
e Cengres. ri Jolly 4 1856 the pensions to Shieh
their Husbands would have been entitled respectively,
aadcr the act Of june i-2 The scnchis q The act
of Jolly irh, are extended 10 widows 81 al feVola
uonsry officers and soldiers, nheiher they have married
sgsin, OF not pf0r6td they are NOR widows Also,
widows II such officers and soldiers continued ~ sc.
VIC. until the n Of Nov if-1, aud wers married before
that day, sqlsily enit'ed
Jan I, 1894 Widows Il officers nnd soldiers married
before this day .nuted 10 Eve pension from
j., March, 1885 add IN proportion. when their hus
htnds have deceased since peastoH bEsfHess uadcy
tar arts and oil oters attracted 10 By he slfbsoib,r
'5u ]. COVE.
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TO IL S.FL n,
A CI3NcE FOR a coon BARGAIN.

TIME Subscriber, wishing toremoge 10 the Far West,
l. Offers to sell the Farm on which he now lives sit
uA,ed 10 Mountholly, mile south of the village Of
Mechsniesyc, and about the distance from
Smiths Factory containing about lG5 acres of lana,
mostly under improvement, well adapted to ,lege or
grazing with good dwelling house mostly finish
Cd barn 30 by 80 feet, dairy house wood house and
other buildngs in good repair. Said Farm has been
asolly improved dairy farm Tor several years
past and acquired the reputation of the best ia the
vicinity and contains large share OF arabic land eas
titled warm and sweet ID sale of the Farm he ei-
ected will also sell the stock the same, consist
ing of one span of Horses 10 Cows Yearlings and
small flock OF Sheep chance equally favorable ioi
a man OF moderate capital seldom presents itself An
ndisputable title will be gwen. Inquire OF the sub
scriber the premises.
TIM. r. GARFIELD.
February, %, 1889, 10
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NORTHERN CLOVER SEED, Imported RUII
~ B.AG.f AID SUGAR BEET SEED, $500 pounds
Smozed HANS sud SHOULDERS 30 Barrels MESS
PORK; 500 pounds nice Lard, ia small Kegs for
family use; FLOUR, Turks Island SALT, aud good
stock Of DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES, for sale by
MEACilAM & DANA.
CAyleton, Feb. 81, 1889, 10
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

I'VE the Subscribers being spPontee by the lilo.
w the Probate Court Tor the district OF Rutland
commissioners TO receive examine and adlus, the claims
and demands OF all perous against the estate Of
JOHN FULLER,
late Of fishcld said district deceased, represented
iEsoytntsnd also aH claims aud desa; 90 Offset there
10 and sx months rom the 4ih day Of February, IN
slant. being allowed by said court Tor that purpose We
DO therefore hereby give notice that val attend 10
the BURNERS Of appointment at the house oi Joel NJ
Fuller, in Pusholl, on the fast Mondays OF Aprl and
Argus, next, from 10 O'Clock until q ociock, T.. NJ o1
each Of said DAYS. 10
". r. BLOSSOM, co-,.,;..;..,,.
DANIEL BOhE, !
Dated at Pt,sheli, ,hs 10th DAY Of FEB 1889.
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NIAlI. RODS. &c. BURT MASON have Just re-
IN ceved Horse Nail Rods Horse shoe lrouand Band
ron Also, 90 sacks Liverpool Salt and Turks leland
Salt, for sale low,
Rutland Feb. -, 1889. 10
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To Brewers and Dairymcm. =

FINHE Subscribers have now and will keep on hand
l. during the Spring coming Cows, and other Cat
tie TO sell in lots To suit purchasers Located as we
are near the lines and having oerabe free intercourse
with Her Msjesiys subjects can purchase to better
sdysnta ge than strapger-and will sell at small ad-
vance or assist purchasers for reasonable eompensa
ton JOSEPH ROUNDS Jr,
CALEB ROYCE, Jr.
Richlord Mills, Feb %, 1899. 10
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NOTICE shsreby gnen. that have 'his day given
~ liza GATES. nv sou his time sud liberty transact
business Tor hin.ssii anl shsN neither cain his
geI nor pay sHy debts Of h eonrse iag after ms date
EEENEZER GATES,
MiIIe,owu, Feb. ie lass. 10
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ANOTHER tanner OF BEAsTs.-The Marsellles
print, lie Semapaore, publishes the following mi
racuIons piece of news from Tuscany, which at
tracts the attention of most OF our Partisan cotem
porarcs I'VE are here all in astonsbment. since
the arrival from Columbia of the American vessel
at Buslard. 1t has brought Senior Martin Ootaya,
his son Pamela, and a racer of description,
which Senior Martin has succeeded in tanning with
wondrous dexterity. This racer is a condor of the
Corderas, of enormous size, the two eXtrcmlties
of his extended wings is thrty-two feet. lie has
been rendered so gentle and 'racebIe, that Martin
! Ootava's son uses him horse, gets upon his
back and TO the establishment all, flies with him
to an immense height. Young Pamela manages
! him as easily horse by means of a little stick
with steel point. His first ascension took place
Yesterday at noon. lie from the Palace d
| Armes and at a certain elevation young Pamela
stood up and saluted the Leghorn people by wav-
ing his handkerchief. He next got astrlde of his
steed, and they disappeared 10 :rlce. They reach
ed Florence in twelve minutes, and were back IL
the evening. The boy was the bearer of cerh
Gates from the Florence authorities. Every body
hastens TO see the condor the price Of admlttanc'
being two francs.
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The whole nsmber OF members in the Msiko-
dis, Episcopal Church 10 the Uuitsd States ls 100
G25. Total increase iasi wear. from Deeember
le3T 10 December 1888, 80 ,512.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

STATE OF IERNoNEl ~ 4 tremeu.tsrei that
Dt'iriei q Rnf.aEdH, ~ al special rrobsl,
Court held az Kuilsni. within snl f,r tal District
the 4h day Of March, a. 70. lass.
eeqy Of the lat Niil hBd testament of Cushing
Bur, ol Ashley, The county of Niddlest1. aud
sisie Of Mssssehuses leoessel. duly allowed ADD Prov
slofessAii beias Ifseuiel that The SANE may be fled
and recorded Ia Ills eoort
u s erdsrel that notice he sven, ny The publication
eefy Of tina ofieF M the RutiuDi Herald, prriee
a. hsLssd, Three wesks suecsssrtlyH may be,
AZ isfssns eonoeFssa u appear the Grsi MoBdsy
q April bext, they zee ca ase sai contest the 81
Hs ssi reooFdips Of ssil viii all
true eepy. ~. HOPKINS. Re-tsiyS,
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DELTs AND Tot METAL. BURT q M1So.N
l. want 1000 Sheep Pelt,, and 10000 Pot Metal and
scrap Iron.
Rutland, Feb. 60 1859. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

4 AFFECTED TiTLRPAGRs.--A most barbarous taste
FOR titles has from time to time, exhibited itself a.
mong authors. Some works have been called
Matches lighted by the Divine Fire and one The
Gun of Ponltenee ! collection of passages from
the fathers is called The shop of the Spiritual A
poihecary.' We have The Bank Of Faith and
Six penny worth of Divine Spirit One Of these
works bears The following elaborate ttle-'Some
fine Baskets baked in the oven of Charity, careful
IL conserved for the Chickens of the Church, the
Sparro~s Of ihe Spirit, and the sweet Swallows OF
Salvation Sometimes their qualn,ness have some
humor One Sir Humphrey Lind, Jealous puri-
tan, published a work which Jesust answered
By another entitled "A pair Of SpeotacIes for Sir
Humphrey Lind = the doughty knight retorted by
A Case for Sir Humphrey Lnd's Spectacles'-
Some of these obscure titles have an entertaining
absurdiiy as The Three Daughters Of Job,' which
s Treatise ca the three virtues Of patience, forth
iude, und pain. The Innocent Love the Ho-
Z " Knight is the description Of the srGors Of a
| saint for The Virgin. The sound the Trumpet
/ is a work on the day Of Judgemni and a Fan 10
drive away Fies. a Theological treatise 90 Pur-
sZ,,'''
Some forty years sgo Ohe self-siyled Lord)
! Timothy Dexter made the following order ia VII
ing on Oil eminent bookseller IA Boston
NewbUrypor, &c.
"Sur-I wants you 10 send ne i've bunder dol
lar Walh the hsnsunest Bucks [booksl yooy,
got, Is are Prod'dgus fond Of larnin.
TIMOTHY DEXTER.
"TIe Fssi ia he Eaa."
His Lordship WAS forthwith furnished with
splendid library Of the "hansvmesl bucks" to b
found Ia Boston.
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Boots and Shoes

all kinds and rscrptiou aud fine, mems and
womens And he pledges himself that he Will
soi, Of equal quality, cheup not even more reason
nho than those who encouraging foreign mnnufac-
lures IA preference 10 those ia their neishhorhood
Then again, there IS this advantage IN patronzlns
our own msnuiacturos-whCn they don't prove good
they can claim nd obtain leduc,io1s.
with all these considerations, the said Dyer has rea-
sou TO nater himself that not only his old customers
will stick by him, but he will have great many excel
lont new ones, full OF cash. ready TO buy good ant
cheap so that with his usual industry and punctuaty
he may not only live, but thrive.
tark We, further Don't forge, that "punctual'y i
theiiic Of business" III
Rutland, Feb. IS. 1899
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DErERRED aRrIcLEs.
E1trdd from Cor Er1Gfs .iGdtess ttforo Lt .vefcaH-
al, Library 4,soe,at,on.
USES OF CAPITAL

When wc hear persons condcmnjng accumula-
tous Of capital employed IN manufactures We can
tot help saying 10 ourtoycs. Is u possible hatany
rational man can desire TO stop those busy whcclS
10 parnlyZc those iron brms--to arrest that fall
Ing stream, which works while II bsbblos What
your ohlecli DO yon wish wholly to deprive
society Of the rut OF the industry Of these mani
mate bot uniting sboIersP Or do you wish TO
lay on aching human shoulders all the burdens
which 90 lightly borne by these patient metal
lie giants Look a, Lowell. Behold the palaces
of her industry side by side with her churches and
her sehool-hooses the long lines of her shops aud
houses her streets filed with the comforie-
bic abodcs Of an enterprising, Industrious, and in
,eiligent population See her fiery Simpsons
ing along her railroad with thirty aden in their
tram. Look at her watery Goliahs, not welding
a weayers beam like hun of old, but giving motion
TO hundreds aud thousands Of spindes aud looms.
Twenty wears ago, and two three poor farms &C.
cupcd the cutire space within The boundaries OF
/ Lowell. No, more vsIbly bad almost said not
more rapidly, The palace Of Aladdin, IN the Ar
ahian tales constructed by he Genius OF the lamp,
than this noble city OF the arts has been built by
the genius of capital. This capital it is true seeks
! moderate nteres; on the investment out IT is by
furnishing to all who desire it the cheapest gar
ment ever worn By civilized man. To denounce
the capital which has been the agent OF this won
deriul and beniticent creation--to wage war witt
system which has spread and is spreading plenty
throughout the country, what is it but to play II
real life the part Of the malignant sore erer in III,
same Eastern tale, who, poten, only for mischief
utiers ne oaIeful spell which breaks the charm
bcaves the mighty pillars OF the palace from thel
foundation converts the fruitful gardens back t
their native sIcrllity, and heaps the anodes OF Inf
and happiness with silent and desolate ruins p
, Form from the first. large conception OF tn
charhoc,er OF the liberal and upright merchant. -
Regard him one to whom the country looks I
sustain her honor in the hour of trial to uphol
her public establishments, to endow her charities
c to be the luther Of her orphans one whom n
: success will make ashamed of his vocation VIII
will adoru his days of prosperity with moderate
y and temper ; and hold fast his integrity, thong
fortunes turn TO ashes in his grasp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

C'oPAL VARNlsH Of superior quality, for sale by
" BUKT& .N.fSON.
Rutland, Feb. s8, 1899. 10
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AlansOn Over.

yGf As feel grateful Tor the liberal patronage
eli her stoore received from his regular customers
hDd the publ But he sll bess leave 10 remind them,
that they may not forget that lac still holds on to the
old establish ncui, Ebd continues 10 keep the very
choicest of ttock, aud the best of wurkmen al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
XVIII CONGRESS-, Sd SESSION.

We referred to the Presidents Message in our last
the subject Of the Boundary Controversy. We
now submit