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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Sir Prrnuss, u hs speech on the abuses IA tie Treas
ury Department referred o. ue fact, that te Srrrrts-
fy swurr before The Invest gazing COMMITTEE n Fe5a.
sfy, l-l9, That he knew of go dsilil4uoHs
Mr FrsHtts theu rrfl correspondence proving that
Nr 0odbuiy Old uoi knoN q de-icaiiaus which looh
place a. long $50 i-ai Ihls coTrrs gUn1euce 5ewetu
NnI - Hams 10 receiver 81 public money 900 Nl--iss.
ppi, and crisuitef to the amount oi 80 or $4,000
AID lAr Secretary Of TIE Treasury, oecufed curing
teuis sd hall and ended, q - believed, 10 l-aJ
The lr,lrn read, written b Mr Woodbury., "a Ie.sfd
10 Hans case, we're eighteen n IuusDeT. The sam.
iaIng up Of hT T. 1ust amusing, aud Sts done
tlanneT con ething lac the i1liJNiHg
L+lisr Gfsi from Dir Woodbury. - Mr. HGuus Sir
Hams d let me- hear from you.
NJ Hams, an psincc 10 hear iruu yGa.
Ar Harm What b. tAe nssiirf
NJ iisVn-Yoa n4s1 senc your monthly fstEfn
70 iAr TFesAary prpsftrueai
Q ~ Hams, yosf fsiurns are not saiisisciory.
r. ~ Hare 80 gg.ssv1 t-e f,age % hrsT fIo--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

BosIoE DAuY IIars-C eo. Eyic,is, Publisher,
T. PS1dy. EaiJr.-We have heretofore with pleas
urs noticed thls interesting e daily publication, cali
ed Peaay Pole, 0h- price generally being one pen
10y per copy We sllude to 1t uow more particularly
ia eonsspuence Of the Improvement Of -le IT. So 4p.
Pearance, and tie apparent lu.dmelt of t4c editors
recent promised tlor,a 10 dress j., up good oily 30 -nI
reader u vehicle suA more useial aaa interesting
than heretofore.
Tie terms q the Daily Times are four dollars only
per snuum, and two dollars for te Weekly -b.c 90
advance. gT Those Of our fellow o,uz,Hs 81 DO would
Lke their news daily 50 cheap, paper Of a ucuts.
stamp po.tcs, and fond OF smusiag aglier w.i
7 90 vel 10 thEe lie Iiracs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29
w EL&E'ElESN
LANDS FOR SALE.

TIVE -uh..gher oDcr. for sole 1850 Of Wos-
I tnrn L.ETD. II the Grt quality, lying the cogu-
Gee. Of p.bat Ta'on, Clinton, io "a, Barry, hcnl ani
OTTAWA, Michigan 70 be sOi1 une IS rs}pIrti, ORR,
exchange iar most kinds d Manufactured Goods, os
Mechanical work.
Person. wishing TO obtain rr,y bs'i Of IanJ, wiz
Gll il iu tlc houis OF tAc -uts'rbor auI un5uutt"d
uucs given. Good oacoulas'mcs gwen TO sctuai rot
uors,
The above iauls having been entered su heated ty
crhor ir warranted IA saying thai they are the ram
BESI lrca Ious ~ tuat tectlpl 1T 10. Cuuutry Apy
Commune ,tion ndIrssscI g. tie ~uh-'Ther al ~ st
pouituoy, Vermont, Wi uIsct with prompt w'e0i'rn.
q, ~ HIDE.
Wo't poulincy, q 4, 10. 1893. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

y Al quill driver the last Statesman remarks,
v IN wonderful shfcwdncss that run our head a.
gains, poet frequently. small mistake He should
have said "sgaip.ta clumsy loco iocoedor frequent
=" aud leaves him somev hat of horizontal posi-
tion
But our neiehbor west, probably would be less
troubled abou, the editor Of the Herald If he should
cay less OF the illusirous Henry Clay; man very
much dreaded by all the loco TOGO newspaper trumpet
sfs N the country because Of hs ranscen nn ia lers
and his bodDess and decision OF character and because
Ia all probability he Will be the successor Of Pres'don
Van Buren, and no great honor IN that neither.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

We desf,t to give notice that Mr Samuel Chip
man will deliver Temperance Lectures al haslJrd on
Thursday 3is Jan. and Friday the let Of Ieb--W West
Rutland Saturday aud Sabbath % and 81 Fcb-Eas,
Rutland Monday aud Tuesday 4lh and 9TH February.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

an The Dtecnoy' The Loco i"co papers are con
Esianuy praung about tie claims Of TIE Wings 10 oil
abe deeeacy aud agioa' We know not where they
6nd TIL, claim Get up b. the Wings 1t IS doubtless
dsclsfauou halohcd up like thuuland similar TO IT. m
she,t own INA inauons and pa, forth often aud
ssuek to 50 long that they have no idea bu, al is true
3, preaching" as the old saying IS
M However, b. this it may admire the loco foco
sdors fot their consistency in Thing, they don't
preend TO sscribe any dccenoy TO Themselves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Tie boston baty i'"''. 81 t.''' ''''' ''
e.,h Or f.,lavi0s p'f. e'''' Of .g'''.''' '' '
Wai t'r. 600 f-A' mfHhs '4'' i'' o."
ia H.- I-n foa-sfy of N''f' lI''''" . '''"''' 90"
Uat.,a.' s,t,r' aao4t % ..oef "And before ''' r.'
ef.ss ,.a'l 3, rfI,ttrj, drs'Hled t"r ""'e "' '-'
large ..-l.a " stores. Ns-. ne 0aol' 'A1 S.-''''
ou tie Square .tWrcH iiaN~f"-.i tn1 be''f] ''''''
sr'.-t aUa at, dwelling Houses. anc '-'s' 1''' ~
MasbuC SH-p 100 tAc opposite s.-' d" Le's'' D. '.-'
tAs Ca.h.ar Ch4fsa oa LH.coti o.
ifam Goo numArf 81 sadsr'ls 'n' ''- variety q"
pruf ciy consumed. ',s mr~'1e' '' '''- ''e' 10 "'
certain vlh toy e'gfee Cd certainty '"r ''''' ''.".'
&C iAr l9fs t4t some idea OF ihe ci'"i 81 '-' e
zion uay o. ebuDra i'om uie following '''' % '''
tul1uGs ces,foyc 70 and The business oi "e ''e.
Un HayetLi.l street, Tie Iron Ioana'iy oI '''''''
liatAcll& Turner, where The Csc n.ra''d.
The |achluc shop occupied by Alf 81. 41'S"'Nf'i
James steysnrs, Box Factory.
/ The Carpenter Shop %, cup,cd by James Richie.
undcfNoods Edge Tool MaouiaeiNy
J 4 L,ckcs Tafncf shop, and Mr D1urcrs Gro
Gerry Store and Stable.
y TutUeit's NacelEt.ht Shop \. II Jeaui. g.
Blacksmith
The extensive Copper establishment, and Cafpcn-
tcf $ shop oi IT'D * CLamheh,n.
James Halls Dacksnihs chop, and Lumber Yard
connected with Steven Box Factory.
Hays Marble Factory, Bates Carpenters shop, and
an extensive horse power saving shop name Of occu
pant unknown.
Together with several other small shops and lumbe
yards, aud large quantity Of stock and mechanic
tools.
tfi 10 m Fia Ii n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

I'VE have been informed, verbally, Of a melancholy
occurrence which took place at WaIlingiord on Sunday
night, the Goth inst Three young men were employed
watching coaIpt near which, as IS customary
cabin built to protect the workmen from the IN
clemency Of the weather. The young men had retired
into the cabin, which well supplied with straw and
1t appears they also had Ere. From the account the
young gave they must all have fallen asleep, and
when they awoke they were completely developed IN
flames, and being somewhat bewlIdefed they could
not readily discover the entrance 10 the cabin, but
finally succeeded in getting out, though their clothes
entirely consumed, and their bodies aid limbs
literally roas,ed-in this horfd condition they were
able TO reach The house OF Mir Adnch The father Of
of the young men, distance OF about half mile, but
IA situation easily to be imagined. One of them
died On tuesday following, another on Wednesday
and have not learned whether the third survives oI
not. They from - 10 ~ yeas Of age
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29
sI41E or rEhnoTT} PE.' r'neat.r.l

S7.41E or TEHMOHTl DEt remembered TINT
Dafpd u Hoaud 49, ) ID m ,u'cl Probate
'olt' hei g. Hlilaul within aul '1r al District go
Toe a' Mou4ay being tie seventh Say oi JAuu,L. \.
- 1890.
solomon Foot aui Ley gurl ct. administrator. n
tlc c.tatc ot Jared G.. burct la'r oi Ho'snj. ,ail
|su.r', deeeas,d proposing 90 ronj'r ae,oo4l II
h,ir Contamination.
H.s Ort,,d uats,0l account he c1aniocl 90 co,r,
'Hi.r Gri Monday Of tctusry a,xti ani t.t ie HU-
.aan Oh ra.y col aI. nrl.r, lfr,a weak, sla.ss..c-
f.4atA. utH..I - .ta'I lal. ~ Rutland t ,o,t, 81.
ay be- .aai Boz sH c,lf u3'..s f4 ,ll rurI a-
,ear, B, 'be, .rs cfH.r. au4 "a &C. ta,.,ts. IA
4 ,f.cc.,y Etr.i.
r. S. UOpElNs E.rster
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

lhs comm Zee has ubldlHtd leave 10 be- absent from
the siltngs If the House, ana TO visit tas E which,
according to the letter of correspunCcut i.cy are
about to do forthwith
There remains but little than five weeks of the
SESSION Of Congress. What be- done IN that time
by this COMMITTEE doubtless viii be but if there be any
thng like the same disposition among suhord.nalcs,
that has been displayed by the party Ia the House To
prucrasllnaie and cmbarass the inquiry, thorough
oSefhauhng cannot be uccomPAshed-.l. .jHe,taaH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Ih' M'dfd Garrett" oi lrc l0'h -''r' N' tofs' 80
o''.'. "rt''u".k we u, /" '..' wa
y. ,y., Al .I',, r...,,, N.,.,., - f.,,...
Al Il.r..,,,, ID, t.r.t,. N..,.t,r "a ihr i,,.t..,
Nj ttfrgIs IA ,...,, . ,i.p..i,, ,f Justice . and 81
,-..-.. ...t, Il, ti..,.
J.,tI,.,..f .f D,-a.,. al li,,....I. asd VOTED lr
....... = nv. .......... a l .,.. ..
80. r.,..t 49,. f..,, .,i..t Ga. ,,,-rt.r &C. ,'..t
',,tt, &c.. ~. ..l .,.,. .,.I s.......... 81.
tr ,os f,...srt.ag Ip,, f. .n.., of II .tr-.
t.ls. .i aimed f.r.,a continue 4, r.undtf tir vida.
-,s l1 rg,.r, direction
The Augusta lGo Chron.clrol Ja0 ,h, n,s u,'
c." Won d Bai 81 AHItst..r b.~rU', has boon .
shHekorp murdered The hufrd decd is opposed g.
have been Fr'pcintsd bs o. oHo r"ct4s. seven of
who's" have D'eo lodged ln Jud ol"H susp.'eo.
4 ,arrrtpnndrnf olthe Boston Mercantile Journal
estimates tia, the Trop,rsrer party n Che uausc af
Representatives at Mass would number b ult OF t.l,
81 members and with such cdtd majority DO feels
asaur~d that tlc cAt.tur Iaeus- Jaw viii be allowed
far trial before ID is altered of repealed
f...r ~ c..., "a ..,...,. .- ..- ,.,..,
We ia ,,,','i ", icl,, ,r1 I'm God,r
e latitude OF ht city quite ht al cnoo b lot the present
Tle Gr4dlofu BW-It viii 30 seen from Tie pro
e''a'"s' Of Congress t'at 'A~ D,'d"au"n i'nd b"
D'",i ''' vas ''''' ''.''''l D" ''' '''''' "
Hrru Ciu. The part talra ly rus d.s'u-
e,a.h pitro, and statesman. 90 f,'atiou to lb,
Land Bill n.tl- Senate. bias aained i,r hn Gt-l
I.rrsr.. MIR p,e.,,r a. S.utb Csr..,a, ~, l,.
So o.' 'U ''g '.''"'t Cd .'.'lc ,''' ,'"
e',n TO '"'.s ~ Wv N'
s"'''' "' ''o''I.- ' "' ''"
,"''"" "t'" "''' To
-pahfn out ON This subject as bc,.Ue th,u. Iat
G..,.-.,l.,.,,t. ...,..,, t.,, it. c.gaf \Er.i p,
'''H ~'''''- '''' ''
N"'t" ne WAS 'H' great ''1h ms r.""" "' '
the champion OF tho old &,ai,s--aItL ug5.t uts
f"' te 9fs"'' Tha.frT may b"'fr.
There WAS 40 l, ,iev, a mora. sIl,iui.ll in he,
' ~
z aug o." '''' '' Wv ''' "'
s'"2'y an" t"uc' ana ~ "pposHI'u lo hl- own pen
sunai aud political interests aud +, mpulhicS. --
p Siitg Rfgisi,r
,
- ,rt N,,.L I,.,.., py ,i,. p-r.,.i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Ito. D.Ss wssFsg hse precisely 'ws ''r' -
.k.rs a rszsss.sri "a szs s. ne .tsi,hu'.i:' Ls
s.s,f.ff 81 srntisf e ias Z Ssfs..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

y TIs ssyrsus cesvt 81 h' SAFE iaf ne eo1H'y Of
Es,isad oeua.sHsss "a aaa-tl fs's.oa "a IA ''~0
ocsF.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

NJ uat-s. sou, returns oprlt 90 hs,r ts-n fros,.
ted The, ego l.aa- u,e fcr'iPs 40 yauf dePaf'u'n1
ih.u.ards Of .Ia-f
Mr. Hams. ,gu, retains shoot bsrs bren rco,i.
,rG bong etc tIs a stisinent De- necessary y uT
trt4fat incomplete aud show d,uct,nry % tens 81
thousands 90 d. ..4fs
% $50 nsru. We must bs,, .'tb,meoi
Ia So llarIs cH srud yuut fetHfna way can
DOW ify.u tau.t shall be gf.r'ed
% Ni i4ff.s. NuI ha,r done vtHns
u Dir liarns. don oo SD any I..fs uiats good
l3 Sir Harms. y.uf returns ate 'uh teb'od DO
u. NrHarrs, vby have sou not written
d. Sic Uafrs. u.i .orfy io h.,r r..i yu4r tciurns
.f' u.i received. lau are avery nAuE'H wau' N.y
.ut.,t .-.i s1ri ar -rrsrd aud p4.r.I u Necessity
eome-s e $50 0use 10 you AGAIN ABOUT te balance due
tA- U,l eIufut
lG Mr IIsrf,sgou are BOO debt 60 tle department
srl i4ati Iat what you owe, - be removed.
- Mr ilatss ,.u have uot settled tour accounts
j. Mr H-us., have received y"u' le''r cd 'e's
nation.
Auus correspondence eighteen letters Gcm
ihc Secrclr uftA- Treasury 20 Hams consumed Two
gears SIX months Of The latter pat Of Che admins
uauou ut Gen Jackson. Toe SscirlarN oi Nr ifta-a-
ry sscars 100 .5uury 50. that be knows Of 80 detd.
taU'u lu l-.i- tar Secretary publishes two hundred
nd sa'y JOB ,f. rulod.,t IN airpHri-r.5e Ca" iro
LgLdr,f Of which complain 81 violations OF duty go lhe
plIi If the Cheers 20 ihc General Government Let
iia trcuds Of Mr Woodbury. reconcile these facts u
ihey can - Portland F4r
sl5,,,f .ys-, A.. E,l1-TAe severe weather and
tie storms have. doubtless. npeled the travel aud cal
o.. sAor, Of News Our Washington and N-w i"h
date. are one or $50 days "a ae rear ana 30 "e nave
nothing for ,ie Morning Postscript.
1t tnnoted that the tlw has caus.d greater dis-s
ters on the Los, side OF the mountain than this -
1t is said that the Chaf,t'on bridge ON Connecticut
River is carried or aul probably many others
light Li4L'' We congratulate the country that ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

L. $. S-aafe. DauicI Webster Of Msssacba.
sct,s aud Ruel Williams Of Matc bqyc been re-.
elected TO the L. $. Senate. 10 c'e,u,D %, Da.l
UarP.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Saor-A letter TO the Editors Of tl, Nv York
Journal Of Commerce, from Philadelphia, dated lGth
inst soys "Snow fell here last night about inches
deep, and there is good slcighng.' The Bll more
American OF tie somc day says, I'm consequence OF
the suow yesterday, the mai from Philadelphia WINS
dtl'yed 10 ats arrl,al here until about clock IN #
evening Owing to the same cause, the mail from the
south was delayed yesterday morning about an hour
. GA It's say from Washington 10 tins city
+ Sat ilaIrsbursh snow fell to the depth of T.
inches. At Philadelphia on Wednesday morning "a
sunrise, the uescury down TO - deg above zero
The at New Haven
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12
HERALD 5OFrTHEt TIMES.

INK A,uCNN,s t,pIi,I;n ~ 10 ELIXIR z, q on
- ~ new chen''e1 i"r""'i"' o' ''Il",n, sm
hAci"g ail the va nhc medicinal proper "r ", me ~
II sion of these which are ,l,i n" sa stic =. W
.ur-nosty h every oi'ef i"m oi "pini. v in'y W
kn". lrdecd lil, n,st rsiinent fIllrl lANF, SUI
.Eo + ana & EnIrTs. aud sagie trial VIII con
nc the mnst inered,'ns :" us own h'''n 'o wnt,.
IAN who on ne, essiy ~ hal are b', eo ,o use
piHm, hts Elixir ~ Afford most prhi'l hip s'o'u
inIe rel ewing the Hlnicnt it'll a. snicrtihe Tie pa
u ~ ~ an. ~ effects pre- 'urrd by ibe hali r",n'
non The many h hly disn ,"'Shel i"niv',"n'S ~ v"
have used with the g'rniesl l-nchi' IS Ii ho ),
\ NJ, Of tins city, whu used maily hfnhteo "uhee
hielf ia na avery pa ni"innd proihcied in So i'.l
h else had iii,e. h. give him the IT. ~ ieliei
III, lie was n"ln 81 i"r moths by us peculiar ' :.
1ea p'i ability df 80 liifhy imp"v pr' par 'oh
"'hl' ELY 49, rn ", ,"n WI, ",ns. o. n' n, slr
~ a. ~, or al her wii itS nh ecnabie elements
Il considered alm@i ndispcnH"bi ~ ,a'es o con ,hnl
'rcuenc. 10 sp-a, annuity The ELtxi1of 'T'uM
may ainpted In all cn.s ~ which rrh'T triln 90
is prep faiOis adminihtcfed, WIN "" cef'h h' i
Obtaining all ihe sedativ-, an"dy"r an" am ~ Tna
c n cts, without bcing fail wai by ie ~ aefctab'c
Consequences Of heaarhe, usca, vomiting '"" ''p'
'n, tfeu ur aud n tam roller uhhhpnv sy"ii"'ls'
ic oiien distressing as i'so whifh u was "p
'li.d Ia nave. Nor is the prevention "i te'e c"hs'
cutive III effects, the only inof'ah utsiuefainm Nnh
ec"nnen't This valuable dicov ~ !" iav"!hlr n"''f
ts aim II universal applicability IN the Treatment oi
,h- great nunb.r nr diseases IN whch other ",trs nU
contra -nd,cat and inadmissihl" ~ consequence o
h"ir s'in uhtirga"d ronstphins ELECTS al "heeeh,'e
II Is recommended 10 the patronage of he protest.
by The following dist neisl Physicians, aud 4 u ca
Fr ncis u Johnson, NJ d, Pes dent of the Medical
'oci ~ Of New York.
John N Francis, VI u. riOls 'or o midwifery III tii
Colleer Of b, .icIns and Surgeons. New Nor
Juhn Caers,man, NJ y, surgion lo the Ne" i"n
| jty llospiia'.
Lich nd X Hoffman, NJ u, do d" -
James Webster, u, Professor e 'Da'omy ANA Iby
siolugy in The Geneva hcdi,ai olir .. Nrw YORK
iauiDs hilton. u, Operative Chemist, lolk.
l. Mitchell, %, Resdont i'hy an, New You
Hospital.
Jane, ieron, NJ u, rrosid ~ of the Medical Soc cp
uf range Comfy, New York.
| Sa,nurI Jacka.n, ~ %. Ih,Ia 'rpb a, o'eH the Ir"
irFsurs IN the pirersiiy Uf Irnn.
The sih' iinn aud recommend 'iinn Of innny more "i
HE mos cIIincnt medical urn might be- ndhe hut TIE
above consGc ed nh,tirni 10 arPrisc ~ ~ W"us-
ing p, sici ~ of the Importance ol tho pTop'lhiii'-
%old at Wholesale AMI ie'ail hy y q - Shnds rug
iss So 70 and 90 Fulton ,irr,t New lork, aud sod
alsnby Dr u. u. IIAX tNii aud u. ThYla X, New
po {, Il :; W ryarand Naidin, Grdropoi, I en-.
IL Inth A. ca rw Haven; T. y uil, Hartford, and
hy he most respectable irrgiss ~ the w. ,, pi'ce
81 - cts. Ju'y 2J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12
DANDRUFE md
B "A L ID INT E S S.

NLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA DAND-
~ RUFF hNO BALDNESS.-rho article above MI
Ined is chemical combination OF such ingredients AZ
have proved themselves ccacious IN assisting The natu
raj growth oi The human hair and renoy iEg all obstacles
Ia ITS perfect dcveiopomCnt. In commenting tins arii
Gle To the particular notice ol Discerning pnLlc, the
proprietor but recupitClatng the OH expressed scni
meats of the many hundreds, who have successfully
tested its efficacy and wonderful qualities, this
pound having acquired Tor itself character for singular
merit aud value. IL is used by ladies aud gentlemen
generally, keep the Hair moist aud bcautiG and the
head tree from Dandrui which il does most perfectly,
and thus prevents Badness.
q , Caution-Obscryc that each bottle Of the genuine
Balsam of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper,
on which IL represented the Falls oi Niagara, DC.
Sold wholesale aud retail, by COMSToCK co,
Fletcher 81. Maiden Lane, door from Pearl ~
New York. In Newport, by X. j. TAYLOR, liS
Ihamrs-street nov q.
~ THE LATE MAYOR of Philadelphia has cTtin-
cd under seal Of the city to the character 81 several
Diyines Physicians, and gentlemen Of high standing
who declare positively under their own hands all ol
which may bc at The place named below that the
Balm of Columbia Is not only certain prCsCrvuvc,
but positively restorative of the human hair; also,
cure tor Dandrun. Who shall dispute, who go
bald! The only true have splendid steel plate ehgra-
we'd wrapper with Falls of Niagara, &c on H. Enquire
No Fletcher street, door below Pearl street,
Maiden Lane, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

The PiLGRIMs.-" Methinks | see il now,
that one solitary, adventurous vessel, the
Msyhower Of o forlorn hope, freighted with
the prospects of o future state, and bound
across the unknown sca. ! behold 1t pursu-
ing, with n thousand misgivings. the unccr
tain, the tedious voyage. Suns rise and sci
and weeks and months pass, and winter sur
prises them on the deep, but brings them not
the sight of the wished for shore. | see them
now scnntily supplied with provisions, crow
dcd almost 10 suffocaton in their iil-storcd
prison, delayed by Gains, pursuing circni-
tous routc,--and now driven in fury before
the raging tempest, on the high aud giddy
waves. The awful voice Of the storm howls
through the rigging The lobouring mnsis
seem straning from their base the dismal
sound of the pump is heard the ship leaps,
rs it were, mndly, from billow 10 billow -
the ocean breaks, and settles with engulphng
floods over the floating deck, and bears with
deadcning weight, against the staggered
vessel. | see them, escaped from these
perils. pursuing their all but desperate I'M
dcrtaking, and landed at last after n five
months passage, on the ice. clad rocks Of
Pymou,b,-weska and weary from the voyage,
poorly armed, scantily provisioned, depend
ing on tho charity Of their shp-mastcr for a
drait Of beer on board, drinking nothing but
water on Shore without shelter,-wiriout
lneans,--surrounded by hostile tribes. Shut
now the volume Of history, and tell me, on
any principle Of human probability, what
shall be the fate of this handful of adventu.
rcrs. Tell me, man Of military science, iD
how many months were they oil swept off by
the thirty savage tribes, enumerated within
the early limits of New England? Tell me,
politician, how long did this shadow Of
colony, on which your conventions and trea-
ties had not smiled, lsngush on the distant
coast? Students OF history, compare for me
the bafFled projects, the deserted settlements,
the abantoned adventures of other times, and
find the parallel Of this. Was il the winters
storm beating upon the bouseless heads Of
women ant children was IT hard labor and
spare meals was it discase,-was it the
tomahaw was it the deep malady o. a
blighted hope, o ruined enterprise, ond q
broken heart. aching in its last moments, at
the recollection Of the loved and left, beyond
the sea; was it some, or oil Of these united,
that hurried this forsakcn compsny to their
melancholy fate? And is it possible tina,
neither Of these causes, that not all combined.
were able TO blast this bud Of hope Is il
possible. that from u beginning so feeble, SO
frai so worthy, not so much Of admiration
as Of pity, there has gone forth progress so
rtcndy, growth 40 wonderful, reality so
important, n promise yet 10 be fulfilled, so
glorious ?"- Coo. Ertren.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12
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