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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
STATE OF VERMONT, lPEn remember

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered hat
Dis,ric, OF Fairhaven, IS. ID at stated Probate
Cour, held at Fairhaven, within aud for said district on
the first Wednesday being the I'd day Of October, A ID.
1889
The administrator Of the estate OF jesse Horizons late
of Weshaven in said district decreased proposes 10 rem
der account OF his administration.
1T is Ordered, that said account be examined in court
on the first Monday Il Nov next; and tia pn3lica-
ton of copy Of this order three weeks successfully IN
the Rutla Herald pfnted at Rutland as soon as may
be- sh III be suic nj notice all Ia ear
if they cause, and object thereto. true copy o.
record A. WARNER, Judge. 42-41
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
MARRIED.

In Bmucboro, god inst, Mr.. Ethan :. Chaplin TO
Miss louisa Buns, both Of Springfield, Ms
10 Marlboro 10Th inst. Mr. William Gains of Brat
tleloro to Miss Fanny Crosby Of Marlboro.
In Orwell, on the Goth nit, Marcellus Royce, to
Amelia Fuller, both Of Orwell
In sheldon, on the 25ih ut, Moses Kellogg of
Dorset to Harriet Keith Nichols
In Bennington, llth ult, d Harrington of Hart
ford y y, TO Evene Elisabeth, daughter Of Star
in. ofihe former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

pg5ic Op'Eion.-When nation changes It's o.
pinon and habits of thinking, it is no longer TO he
governed rs before but it would not only be wrong
tu bad policy TO atemp. by force what ought to be
accomplished hy reason. Rebellion consists in for
81 y up. sir tic general win Of nation, whether
lyo party OH by government There ought, there
Gore. 10 Do In every nation method of occasionally
asceuaiang tie states OF public opinion, with res
peci 10 governmental.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

The Stockholders of tho Bank of Montpelier de-
cidcd al a late meeting called for tho purpose, not
10 accept the act passed by the Legislature rechar-
teuur ta' Bauk The profits al the Bank for the
jas. SIS years baye iceu bui trlle over per cent
and with ,sc additional tal imposed 10y the uew char
ter ta e.oebhollcgs think ,lcy would not realize e.
Ne SIS per eout, uud ga connoAiou Win other con
slider lions t.cr rsa.el 20 Withdraw their capital tor
pattc use. IHey VIII osk for am extension other
banking powers oao yoar Go enable u.cm 10 close UP
die concern. inns Is Ilc only Hauh "a W41hiuaion
County and as tho County is strongly opposed 10
Banks, orvas about election time, the Legislature
CANNOT With amy lcerco oi consistency impose o Bank
upon thom.--lfihe aUorng Of bank 70 hc Local
ted in town or COUNTY. where majority OF the vo-
ters declare banks 20 be "nuisancCs,' "shavng
shops" ond ~ cure, is not high handed tyranny,
we Should so TO he informed what Tyranny is
/ CalCdcniqa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

uh fCa,uf Hsyst--li Is with feel
inrs of me sprcss hlc pam that We have to
saie ,ai Gen Robert Y. HaYnc. ono whom
both jac state 81 South Calohaa and The
CITY of Charleston Delighted TO honor, sud
cherished wiib Warmth of affection that
never kncw Authenticated at Ashyiilo,
IS. CD on Tuesday last, after a lew DAYS
lines. 81 bilious fever Goa. lIaync was
n DIS 4sta scar.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08


We invite the attention Of our rcaloars, 20 ihe az
,ice over the name Of Elliott Crcsson, on the nqui-
~. VIVA, can Colonization do This article was
written by one who well understands Tie origin aad
present results Of colonization, end whose confidence
in its final complete in tha removal OF the
grea, evil Of slavery from our land, IS falls cynced
by the devotion Of hi4 lie and talents 80 the cause
wiihou, reward, other than ihat Of doing good,-
Whatever our own feelings may be in relation to
Coonizing the people OF colour on the coast Of Ar-
ca. we are induced 10 think tie practibi,iy Of the
project, is established beyond reasonable doubt.
The Colonization Society has shown from actual OK
pertinent, that the black man is capable Of self gov
eminent, that he may be made manifestations man and
ausenl citizen ia his father land ;st 10y establish
ing Colonies on the coast of Africa. tie facilities oil
the slave trade have been greatly diminished, ami ten
ding least TO show, that in this way this elari1ns
traffic may be finally stopped, notwithstanding th,
base cupidiiy Of those engaged in it;-It has also
shown to the slave holder who desires the welfare
of,he slave, that place is ioual where he may 10
made useful, honorable and happy, and thus afford
ing strong Inducements 70 emancipation ;-and il al
so opens TO bcnighIcd Africa the dawn Of brghta
day-a day when freedom and christianity shal
take the place Of superstition and gloomy dospoi
ism. -
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sTATE on VERMONT 10 q ], rc!

STATE OF VERMONT m L j, remembered, tia,
District OF Foirhnven - II a stated pfpbat.
court held at Casilet0n within and for said district
the SECOND day Of October 1859;
certain instrument; in writing, under seal purpurt-
ing to be the last Will and testament Of Danie Bnel
late Of Orwell in the county of Rutland and State hloc
said deccased, beng presented TO soid court io pro
bate and allowance.
It's order cd ttai The said bill be referred for probate
a, court t. be holden at the Office of john Kellogg
En- in Benson On Thursday 3ist day OF Octohef aud
that the publication # copy # This order three times
succes-vciy 10 che Rutllnd Herald. prnrd 1t Rutland,
may be-. shf be suli. cnt nore 20 oil con.
ccrncd 10 apprr, fuey caus, I'd contest the pro-
bate OF sad A. a true copy Of itcnfd
a. WARNER, Judge. 4244
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

We arc happy To learn ,hai Mr. l. Tlrail is like
" 10 recover from to serious injury be received by
the upse,iing Of his wagon, noii1e4 in oaT-ias'-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

.tt.. .ss..a.r4 fir .Hfr a kaLta I'd.
\, 49,. h., $40
Ahstus ti.t.re kinhsN Joseph
An.re fttntfas iLaa. it.f
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

w T. the Subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court Tor the d.su4ct of Ruilaud con-
isonTrs e. receive, examine Bnd adjust a claims aud
d, iaands Of 40 peis0ps againat ID estate Of
ARTEMAs NURSS
late of Nounholly satd dsft decreased represented
insnve Mt aud also al ci,ms and druauis exhibited IA
offset ihcfrio; and months tom he ~ day II sept
inst being aoN I'd by sad copr Tor ihai purppsr do
therefore hereby give notice that $50 attend 30 the
hu.nrss ul our appointment al The dwelling lpuae #
tbs viaos 4 Npraz m Mounthniy in said eopuiy. on
the la-i ThaIsaays ~ Nov end 20. IT. ifom /
ociocA, unt,l % cock +. ~ on rsch ~ sail days
DAVID BEAI.} r....
JOAB STOWE
Sep, 2ih, 90 42-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

r!0His q. % give notice ilai have given my n Al
l. den bic Time Ilence hr makes his own contracts,
and receives bis as without any interference on my
part Al PERSONS interested wii! ake due notice there
Of and cnvcrn 'henselyes accordingly, as shai not
hold rrg srl eseons.'e inr . .ela az er ms date
NEHEMIAH CAMPBELL.
sf-rHs.-tt orr / I-.I 1g-t5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

NETt ib. subscf bcrs elm poi g. by the u ia ia
w tr /. C uGt tort eiif,r c. Of + ifhn en- com
mission rs zee eesa1iue, adj IS all ella ms
aud demands Of ail q. ius 10 csta c {
SELAH II MERRILL
late # Casil t1tu d.tri re- = - n o. ent
aud alsn all cl ms and De aud ~ bitrd ii 81 ct
thrrrto; and sis mon b. from 23d 10y fAugust
r.l9 heiug J we'd by .ari uft Tor purp
Do eto he eby irc tla 81 ili tie 10
the bus o. ss,f our said ONT ct at Howes 90
rhc IN sst tie fret Wsducsday- 4 Dee o be-
and ia mex f. 10 10 7 o'oio 4 ". IN
each f8l.a
b = LANGDoN,} coo,o,i. omen,
o y. DANA.
Cusileion, Sep ~, 1913. i'-it
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

JuplciAL APPOINTMENT. lion. Rri7d u. P7g-
ard lately Of the T. $, Senate, has been appointed
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Cont of the state Of
Delewaro. vice J NJ Clayton resigned. In Massa-
chusc,ts Hon John Mason Williams, has been re-
Gently appointed 10 a similar office in that state. ~
place Of Hon, Aromas Ward resigned. II is here
worthy q ~ IS a coincidence that Acra e'e no"
three CiaGl1s,uces ofue Supreme Count in New
England by the name Of Williams, one in Nassl-
chuseits, one in Vermont, and ono Ia Connecticut.
The native American., 1839-12-21
From ihe Hveekiy FlStter.
LETTERS OF A FATHER TO HIS SONS PUk-
SUING THEIR EDUCATION.
No. w..

Even all auctioneer, who is not held respon-
sibe for occasional offences against the strict set
phrases of elegant speech, would excite our
laughter if he addressed his audience in the same
style about Raphael and Ribbon. Now, it
in the common business of life it is expected
that style should conform to some extent TO the
nature Of the subject with how much mo force
Of reason may that expectation be justified, when
we, with deliberate care, sit down to pernsc
work which offers pretensions to elegance, or to
listen to an orator who claims our attention part
" on The ground that he can use language with
more propriety and effect than other men' And
when this is not the state Of the case, every pub
! lie speaker comes forward with an implied
pledge TO use phraseoIogy suited to the nature OF
the Subircl not to exat his style into . Home
The native American., 1839-12-21
TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Richard M Johnson Kentucky, Vice President Of tn
n;tea stotes and President of the Senate.
Residence ."> End of INN
John Ruaeles Tbomason 1871
Reuel Williams, Augusta, 1913
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Henry Hubbard Cbarles,ouu 1871
frahhi'h rle'ce' h"'So"o"g"' 1910
vERmoNT.
Samuel prcntiss, MoatptHier T24S
Samuel B Phelps, Maddcou'y 1919
MASSACHUSETTS.
J,hn Davis. Worces,cr 1871
Daniel Webster, Boston, 1915
RHODE ISLAND
Nehem;,b L Knigbt proy;deucc 1au
Nathan f. Dixon, Westerly, 1915
coNNEcr1cuT
Perry Smith Ne,p Miiford 1913
Ah"'ue"' De''S' 'o' '00''' io4'
NEW YORK
Silas Wright, ir., Canton, 1913
NEW JERSEY
Garrelt d. Wall ~ hngton, 1911
oaIhoei oouthard' ifeaon' l9i'
hNSSf L'ASiN.
James H'c'Sha"' Ao"c8S'"' Ie4'
DELAWARE.
"''''"' o'"1 ''"' -''s" ''''''' 1911
MAMfLANp.,
william y. Meniek :4Aea$ freM' 1913
'h 'o'h y 'Pe"'e' D''s"'' 1915
VIRGINIA.
william II. Roane, Richmond, 1911
The native American., 1839-12-21

ILLINoIsE.
]. NJ. Robinson, Carmi IaH
Richard Nj. Young. Quiascy, i43
MISSOURI.
Lewis #. Linn, 81 Gcnceiere, l843
Thomas Fl. Benton, 81. Louis, IS45
MiCAlGAN.
John Norvell, Dctroit 1s4l
ARKANSAS.
William S. Fulton, Lille Rock, 1910
Ambrose II. Se,ieT, Lahe Port 1874
The native American., 1839-12-21
| see the still!

| sce the still
Remg gmbrance, faithful 10 her trust,
Calls thee in beauty from the Gust
Thou comest in the mor!.ing light
TAcu'lt VITA ue through tn gloomy night;
Iii dreams meet theG as of old, ,
Thcn thy soft arms my neck chloId,
and thy. sweet voice Is in my ear;
In every scene to mcmoly dear
| see thee stlll
The native American., 1839-12-21
u sec tl1ne sliI !

Thou ut nyi i. tile .o,uh conf ed,
DeajH ranaot claim tint itt,mcttaI n!nI,
Let earth close n'rr ; sacred trust,
Yet goodness dies not in the dust.
TAre, oh beiu'cd, It's not t'trc.
Beneath tie collins hi see;
Than to lai;er lan4 art -ouc---
The. let me hope, my jop.nsy lo&a,
TO see thee still
The native American., 1839-12-21
| see thee stiIll

IT. every haliowed token round;
Tins lltle ling thy tiugcT bound
This lock of hair thy forehead shaded,
This s;lken chain by thee was braided;
These flowers, all withercd now like thee,
Beloved, thou d!dst Gull Tor me,
This book was thinc--hcEe didst thou read
1Ais picture, all. yes here, indeed
| see thee still!
The native American., 1839-12-21

The following 'auhiUI and affecting Requiem" we
extract ton the Philadelphia Gazette 1t IS probably
the production Of the Editor, Willis Gaylord Clark, who
lately lost lis kind. hearted, lovely aud accomplished
lady,
The native American., 1839-12-21

~ TENTLEMEN AND BOYS WINTER WEAR
~ would respectfully invite attention TO nv large
and general assortment Of gentlemen and boys fall and
winter wear, being late addition to my stock, and con-
sstng, in part, of
25 pieces black blue Adelaide and invisible green cloth,
so do fancy and plain cassimercs
100 do sattinets all coors and qualities
10 do Kentucky jeans
80 do winter vestngs consisting of silk and satins
, plain and cut velvets, Valencias, SC. &c.
ALSO,
Lambswool shirt, and drawers
Plain and trimmed stocks
Super kid, beaver, and Angola gloves
Lambswool, Vigonia worsted, country knit and sll.
hosiery 80 80 ~
Sritalfclds and bandanna handkerchief
iam elastic suspenders, indeed every article in the
line. " 'io
Those who wish to purchase any Of the above article.
will find an advantage calling on the subscr;he
o.:,. JAMES B. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market, ard No. from sth street
Nov. 9.
The native American., 1839-12-21

II REAST-PlN LOST.-A liberal reward will be pivan
A. fora Breas.Pin supposed to have been droppsd
somewhere IN this city, in the cars between this and
Baltimore. ''''' anu
For description, inquire at No. $50 Market street RAJ,
timore OF in Washington Of
80 6 TnnD
The native American., 1839-12-21


On Foreign Relatoas.-Mr Buchanan, Chairman
Aiessrs. Clay, Roam, Alien, and Blown.
On Finance -hessrs. Wright b. nton, Hubbard, Mich
On Conmcrcs.-Alessrs King, Davis, Ruggles Mouton,
and Norvel'.
O" Observation-Disclosures Lumpkin, Preston, Buchan-
an, Allen, and Knight
On Agftcahwe,- Messrs, Mouon, Spence, Linn
Grown, and Smith, of Connecticut.
On Military IGairs-Messfs. Benton, Preston. Wall
Pierce, and Nicholas.
On The M1liha-Messrs. Clay, of Alabama, Smith. of
Indiana, Phelps Fuller, and Tappan
On Napal l6airs.-Messrs. Williams, Southland. Cntb
bert, Strange, and Tappan.
q" Public Lands Messls. Walker, Fuller, CLAW. of
Alabama, Prenss, and NorveII
On Pirate Land Cuims.-Messrs Linn, Sewer. Claw,
ton, Mouton, and Belts.
On Indian .3tars.-Messrs WI ite Of Tenn. s.v;er
h'hn White, OF Indiana, and Phelps
on Clatms.-Mt ssrs. Hubbard Youno Merr;o,, WI
liams, and Belts. va
oa Revolutionary Gaims-Messrs Smith. of Conn
"hl'e OF Ienn., Wright, Crittenden, and Robinson
q" Jud'cary-Messrs. WALL Clayton, srange Crit.
tenGen, Smith, Of Indiana
On Post Office and Posi- Rosds.-Messrs Rob;nson
Lnmpk'n, knight Fulton, and Henderson.
On Roads and Canals.-Messrs. Young. pbens snonoo
Henderson,, and Smiths of Indiana
On Pensions.- -Messrs Pierce prentiss Ub;,o po..o
and Belts. N' -'0"A'
q" District Of Colmbia-M -Messrs Merrick Crittenden,
Lumpkin, Sonthard, add CLAYTON
On Patents-Messrs Strange Davis, prentiss. Robin.
son, and Wall.
CORtHgeut T..
The native American., 1839-12-21

HOUSE AND LOT IN MECHANICS, ROW Eop
IL SALE-We will sell on very accommodatinc farms
The House now occpied by Mr. Given at l60 Der annum
nov 80 BRADLEY Il CATLETT
The native American., 1839-12-21
A CARD.-TO THE LADIES.

hTERlNO and Circassian Dresses, with everv otba
lYA Family Article in the Wooen or Worsted Inc
DYED beautiful Greens Scarlet, Yellow, Blue brown
Purple Adelaide and all the intermediate shades of co,
at short notice and on moderate TERMS by applying to
, ~ VIM. BELL,
Coat Dresser and Dyer only at the WIG WAM sontb
side OF Pennsylvania avenne, ~ street Washno,
N. B. Family Monrnng Dyed in "a hours no,ice s'o"
15.No eonnexion with any other establishment.
Nov 9-II ct
The native American., 1839-12-21
VIE BALTIMORE COAT. DRESSING AND DY
- ING ESTABLISHMENT-Is removed entirely
'he city OF Washington and located permanently at The
~ Wy

VIC W.HM
Souh saae Penn 9cenue, near -Four. and -a>haf street,
he proPnetor Wm Bell, gentemens coat dresser and
DYER would return his grateful Acknowledgement to the
cizens OF the District for the very liberal patronage ex
tended 10 him Tor the last years and assures them that
lie mas spared no expense in fixing himself SO that he ia
prepared to dye all coors in the best manner at the yerv
lowest prices, and to expedite all orders at the shortest
notce; His style of work is peculiar to himself which
ne Is hapPy % say has given entire appreciation to the
members OF Congress and citizens
NOTICE TO STRANGERs.-I have no connexion with nv
o sad opposite the gwam, although they display nv
oiu oiis, winch may tend to deceive them
NOV 9'-2m (Alex. Gazette. 3t) WIN. BELL
MERiNo AND LAMBsWooL DRAWERS AND
- SHlRTS.-The subscribers have inst received
and offer to the notice of customers
10 dozen super Lambswoo Drawers
8 do heavy knit do
IL do heavy merino do
10 do cotton do
y do Lambswool Shirts
y do merno do
Also an extensive assortment of Silk Shirts and Draw
ers OF best quality.
Nov % BRADLEY 3, caTTETT
ADY BLESsINGToNs WORKS complete in two
A vols. containing
The Two Friends
The Repcalers
Confessions of an Elderly Gentleman
-, 10 do Lady
Conversation with Lord Byron
The Honeymoon
Flowers OF LONELINESS
Gems of Beauty,
This day received, and for sale at
w. NJ. MoRRIsoN's
Book Store four doors west of Browns Hotel.
nov 80
The native American., 1839-12-21

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Richard M. Johnson, Kentucky, Vice President of the
lited States and President Of the Senate.
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Rlagss; l.ank-, Insurance Offices, md other s'ma
public institutions, fifty dollars in .hglls, only am
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Dst a "a EIAG.

GNUTFA VEGETABLES AN INFAlIIBf.E REMEDY
ed the 't''' ii, valuable renrdy hundred
the Westminster Disrc"sars (r diseases d; the eye
ard ear whicl, .c,tes Patent have :
Taylor. \, D. from Tho EnglSb r.rnt and the
1t has r"""'Vcd ',"" t"E"ya Academy OF NJ IicIno in Paris
well the olins,n. m", "a gentlemen Mr. trr O.
thy, :'n ,r> Cp"i'rr DIS os,"> CHrt,ss, nr.,c
dang, r &C. and "''cr ,'i-,. 'nh >ulycn,>,
tcr, Ia, have t.A ard Recommended il
The t,nr Gstrt rt,> ,'ru. h,ut Franc. and
G"rmlnr, c"u>r' it, sr""il uc', almost
nronr n slrr.r> veg. ,,r, .,,d to D ~,
cnrtIn't rh he; tt. tutn N"pra.ts Mas continually
,iin II ,t,r.tr lev .l,,, ,',uS nL. S,rr ,hr ,r,G.
80 t'"r n,,"at.rs H., Pli!rlr. kin. the
+ - ~ "'I hi" al 'hr l'rIriai- conferred on Dr
T"'' T., Aura t., heir n,nJ">t;cs
""i""s" a. "m'nS 'I"'", I" "iIhra ed
by M application NJ IFS i"n rn' .:'it" fe=" his. Tas-c
"""s {" sy vat ave" va 's % b" '"iic t" ""c"a'"g"
,ii Dare lirtri "!t deafness, from
appl. his remedy.
|" onou Paris and Brussels the number cured hv him is
ntacuahc well the pri"cirni"ltc> OF the trre king
etc" Du,! 100 more or less ,cufI wcr. restored
ct hn y fwlom had for 10 years.
one OF rae ofl.v"S orr. Cc Il restored t" he rng
1886 was % yc a' H. In the last year,
"cr tn'urr, PR III the i'll the south of Ftunce
we" diminishing for their humber and the "ngt OF time they
For proof efficacy we it su,n tn, f.I w,ng case
The Rev john King, OF J,n> Chan cIi Manchester.
had hncnmc % deaf from cod, ,hath c'u han,
ally growing HIN Der OF Year, dui. which
time he applied I" celc'rat" A,ri> n"d tyin>,
suggest, without tn" " ah,ds If ,ii. d. D.akc
n'"i". md applied T"y'ors Gn:t" '"@e; lis. nh
to tell Ii" had use. s.cunl I,o,ti" un h.
Med journal for D" !~35
Dr. Andrews of Ednhnrg, Says Of tn" Gut! f"g"ishul
my Practice as well ~ in the '"sria>i d",i +" h" Il
most Valuable remedy Of ,f>s .I~I- from,
debility and r"lasa"n d tn" ear n"lir"d by c"' mi well
calculated to II" mitch @o'd Wd h"r"'i" r"c"nim"n i /"
general use, being ""i lent N opinion We" as til Of
Others II be ,sap onte who l.,
use this valuable discovery.
DR. James ofAmh,ll Be .lodshjrc IN letter Taylor,
concludes by saying ever, class r ,r"Ic wtl find
t;ua Vegetables c,"ap and sanal rci.udy for Deafness
ARISING from am"t any c'nsr have G""'r'iy "uad tina