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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Local Elections.

IA would sec m from the late local elections for tow
and si,y officers most all the country, that they
ar. contested with equal spirit snd party asPsty with
the mrs, impotAnt state and national elections
pesper,ion &C. ms hsve seired the followers OF the
p,.sen, ssonsi dynasty in every thing 10 relation to
the .i.rtions, and every inch Of ground is Disputed
with i. much real and psr,inae,y as though the d.s,
nles Of ne country aud their existence depended
upon tis result.
4. ho.ever can all mos, raticnaily be accounted
for, o. trisf retrospective view. il 10 mol for The
xelfsts ~ the county they conendng is the
".r hey have in promise # they are victorious,
suo nee they f,ht like Desperate sodiers, on besrig
ier city OF gr.a, wealth, under the watch words OF
",,etofy and plunder." This il 4 matter which has
be-, Sly demonstrated. Only look at the repor, OF
a.. lave st eating Committee, and the conduct Of the
sus.I e,surers, aud the secre, is all unfolded
Tie Wings. we observe, in many instances in these
seeinn. unnportant elections act with determine
on no, TO be outdone, in respects, By their oPpo-
meats. They f,llow them up in these skirmshes in
the ou'pos,s, with apparent equally settled deter.
ma.oa TO keep what advantage they have, and obtain
ngre u thcy can.
In the State Of New York the head quarters Of many
good as well rs bad prrcedenis this kind Of skirmsh
ing 10 the order Of the day. And though the Wings
seem 70 haze been quite triumphant in most OF the
strong holds Of "ihe party in Tie State generally, At
me charter election in the city last week, said that
the ultra Tammsny locofocos succeeded by small ma
joty in the election Of their Mayor ~ well as major
ity Of the Aldermen and Common Council
Though this result is to be regretted yet il is Of but
triAipa Importance in . national poin; Of view, and
ought 10 excite but little interest beyond the lits Of
the State. This result, no other which can proba'
bly, Ssppen, can hardly save MIR. Van Buren, and the
admin straon from that ignominous fall which most
prcdy awaits them II is not the result Of on cleo
sion IN little town or two, or in grea, city, thai al
fecss the great question II is such demonstrations al
bsstuN taken place 10 Connecticut that affects it
az Larrn The N. Y. Journal of Commerce Of
Saturday gives list Of the Aldermen and Assistants
elect 10 the city The Vsn-tes carried twelve out o
the IL wards Hence in each Board there will be
D. msjoriiy off. The whole number of vo,es Pollrd
(says the J. OF CO is, 05. greater number thai
were ever before given IN the city. This fact aon
convinces that there must have been Illegal voting
for the increase Of population within the sstwo year
h,s no, been rapid, and certain that great ma
NJ wings did not vote al ALL
core spondent Of the Boston Times gives on rcpof
tbs, boat load Of Loco Focos had been imported iror
Albany TO voie--and that 30 Of them were already 4
prison for PERJURY
vsrisus " b majority FOR Mayor over Clark le'
Cl.tk's msiotiiy las, yosr, over all, 1874
Brookass The wings nrried their ticket here by
decided majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

STATE or VERMONT. Tsl f. il remen .b,rej that
D.sirief Of Rutland ss, - Al special Probate
Court ksl at Rstlsn1. within -nJ fr sid Ds,riei, On
the 6rsi day Of Apnl, A. -. 1889.
The slGnif,rsiers Of The Easis Of Jared C. bsrdics
late o( RstsD5 10 said district deceased, hayrg made
.ppeiisa Go this ecsr. Cor lrease 10 seii the real
estste q ssid deceased, for she psymeni u TIE just
debts found due against ssld estate.
Il IL or5sr-I that notice he given, by mo pDbeahon
u copy 81 tins order 10 the koisns Herald, pHHeo
Al Rutsna three week. sueesssvtly may be.
10 al psrsns ronssrnsdte sgpsss % ,hs hfe AoadsY
~ Asy aez,. sn3 sbse sau,e. q soy t.ey hsfs. ~hg
"a 20. .,,sss ,,ss,I8 t,,.t he sr.oas1. 80
III BRoH.s. Jsass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Cumous CRooKERY WARE.-A few evenings
since about one hour after sunset, very sisd and
moral renllemsn Of exemplary piety, stopped al
the widow Of the Post Office TO obtain letter.
Wh,Ist there, q VERY modest young lady. carrying
a basket 10 her hands. stepped up add said TO HIM
ir a sweet low tone Of voice." VIII you be 90
kind as o show me which is the window for ladies'
letters :" Certainly. my dear" said he very anna
5ly. "i,s Iust round the corner" The poor g'rl
Immediately began 10 tumble about her pockets,
irving 10 get out her purse. The gentleman very
gsnantly said, Permit to bold your basket
Wills, you &c, out your purse" Oh. thank yoh
SIR" as the reply, bat I'm sorry TO give you 80
much trouble" Not The less, trouble in life,
.sid he bot what have yon in yopr basket. -
Lesyyl" "only little eroekery ware sif, said
.hs. "rll GO round the corner and get my letter
deiirereI. and relieve you IN minute She went
round the corner. Snd ~ss ssen no more. The
gentleman xAhsd tili he wss tired, end then ope-
ning the basket. 10 bic surprise he found sweet
little boy there. about moHia o'd. THIS Sa'
,..ereiote The Only delivery" that the young iaSy
desired 10 effect al the poet Office, AID sbis ~a'
port raid. The gentleman tecs y 10 she sirnE
hoa.s. ~h.te Il received the eegnQmea q Crets'
err CON. .by .CAsnee ~ y Hsrssd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

lss Moth Hero rna 81 Ahsns. ard tstu,rs The s'ms
DAY The Wtnooski 10 first rate boat 81 her class
amply srre for the present purpose. and vii furnish
the very besi accommodations the nature 81 the case
sdnis She has been repaired and beatty husd up the
past snef and under the management q one Nbo On
dei,,snds himself 90 well &c dces Capt Phillips We haf
ard nothing saying she will sustain The high fePHs
ton She has heretofore acquired
Capt shermsns boat the Darlington, aud Capt Lyons
new bost of the class. Whitehall, are 10 form the
line through the Lake They viii be cut this week and
aks their places al each end 81 the lAke on Monday
These both superb boss, and We shall take occasion
speak Of us@n more particularly hereafter frf'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

STATE or vFRMoNT.1 Be II rsneH'befee th5. =
DlstncI Of kstiaae e special PROBATE court bsn A.
Ruillnd NAlH aad laf said ditlfet % TIE hHih cay
Of Apnl A. %. isS -
certain insiranent 10 ~fliins under seal P"rPoiing
10 he the ssf ~il asd tesissnt u Timothy oaioah %
kutispd. The county 81 kstlahd ana ',ss ~
go t.iny tre,ssted n sad By Eiah boadasn,
ts etseuof thsreta nsned iof Paate aad siic- apee
oraered that ssd sill be fsisfree iof Pfose 70 'e
d., No.. ~ M, 0e.t AGd thai noa,os bs gives. BY
psblcsios ~ eo2, o. this order IN us kstlaho sf1ia
psaea At Rstaad three weeks s1eesssseiS a. 500 -
nay BE- 10 ali pefsoas eoseei nes " aPPs@i' ny -
A. l.. BROWN, Jsege.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

TyWE The snb.cfhsrs. being appointed ~ tho Hoe
w fruhaio Court lpr The distric, Of farhatep coin
issonsrsio receive. examine a0i sdins OIL elaine aud
demands e all pefsnus sraiusi the estate Of
LEMuEL B.3RDEN,
late uf PAvls IN said district, decsased represented
usiycut anl also all claims Hnd demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto sal fx months from the - day OF April
1882 beng allowed ny said court for that purpose. We
DO therefore hereby give notice tina, will attend 10 tho
business Of said appointment, at The dwelling house
Of Sarah BsrdeB IN Pawlei, the ht Rnd last Mon.
days Of Sept. next. from O'Clock until FIVE o'clock
T.. NJ On each Of said DAYS.
JOEI. WINCHESrER,}
JAMES LEACH, C0mmifsionerf.
MILTON BROWN, II
Dated al Pswlei. this 9Th day Of April, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

xpyLasd LsessiaisTs = This body sdjournsd Sat
srdsy night A number Of important bills passed,
~ relssiou to the internal improvement Of the State
Among as resi bill authossns the State 10 subscribe
$3,ooo,Oo fpr stock Of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
foae nc si grazing the GUARANTEES Of the State TO
the boz 10 OF the sasqaehanas and Tide Water Canal
Comp 20 he szouat cf 81 10000, bill sppro-
sad So Tsehsnsa Railroad; a tall Masking a farther
aprro .t,On Of 81 ,375 600 80 the Chesapeake and
oAaa anal CoeiPany. ana bill IN favor s the AnaaP
ols a.. kridge Railroad CoInPsny. The bill guar
sntse' Il. o.a Of $500 zoe, saihorIed bs the city
81 T. IRE, 70 pay her ssbs nption 10 iAs Bsumors
aae o . nsiiroae Company, vts fsleeied IN The
HoaSl sass Of - syes 10 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Death Of the Patriot Naes.

We regret to learn through the medium Of the Baiii-
papers, that Mr. iirIIKisH NILS, the gentleman
Who lsng and ably conducted the Wssly RsgSfer
departed ,his life f.w days since at Wilmington. 10
addition TO Mr. Niss private vfiaes and the excellent
character his fellow eitIsn. give him, it Is but Just ID
attribute 10 him the credit Of dispensing niOrma
zion and general useful inowledge pc rhsPs, than any
other publisher Of bis day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

.,,.-s 10 fsfn that ls's % liits chance q my
..,sx ,os 90 ,isr ps.-~ni occrsien eu' wsh t"o 70
- ne .nms rtoena ~ hoping ths, insy have hs'
rrs6esisn 81 q, estiy period may es eompai
~ .ah reur many isnPorssn, ard s'dSoas dss,ts
B.,s,. nr 20 tssnsin, my essf Geasrsi, with sent
ss.ais Il ssru sstrer regard sne respect, your nun
fol fissnd tsgnsd) ,,.pvpv
RS readily conssn, 10 all nv ie,,ersto YOU. he
ur considered Official, and ihank you iof the
ssggrsivp.
Mslsr General Scott. sc sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

S7.87E OF GEfGNO.yT,l ID IT remembered that
Disfricf II Rutland, ~. - at stated Probate
Court held at Rutland. within aud Tor said District
tie fret day Of April AID, 1889.
Avian Teuney, AiuiDistfator VI the estate Of Joseph
Kimbs late Of RulAnd ssd district deceased, pfopo
siag 60 render account Of his Standardization,
Ha Ofder.d iiist Faid Account be essmiGsd ia court
tho Grs,Igoadsy Of Nsy neEiI and That the pub
oation Of copy ei ibis oTsr three weeks sueeesys-
~ 10 the RdllanJ Herali priulsi St HuuanI, fooo
be- shall be aueieAt notice 10 all concerned 10
appear. il they see esuse, aud object thereto. f.s
A true copy osReeord,
a. l.. BROH.T. Js1ge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
r,,m "a, y.,o,,o 0sordian MareA "a.

We have seen the public accounts from which II sp
pears that the provincial civil expenditure for the ast
year over aud above the ordinary annual expenditure
GOO 900 $1,000 that the annual interest on the
Provincial Debt 10 E62 600 that there y deficiency IN
the Resources Of the Province, TO meet the expend-
Of the present wear Of f9070, or S3oOSO, for
which the Proviucial Parliament is called upon TO pro-
vide 10 way another Such are the hssi HuiA
on the score OF alone Of the High Church sys.
ten Of Govttnmeb, commenced in good earnest In
ls1C
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

From Haifar.-we have received Halifax papers 10
the 2d inst. The Provincial Legislature vas s'iii IN
session Mr. Stewart had intr odueed resolution IA the
Legislative Council deptecatng Lord Durhsms plan
for union Of the Colonies, and the abolition OF the
Legislative Councils This proposition was debated AZ
length MIR Stewart maintained that the union propos.
ed would, ifcsried into effect plunge that Province
in the Of Canadian politics. and in all probability
have tendency TO separate the provinces from the
mother country.--B. ID. .73u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

The Montreal Courier of the 3D. inst states that
twenty persons, who have been confined in the gaol
of that city for political offences, were discharged
on the 2nd. Eight only remain in gaol VINO have
no, been tried, aud as only one of this number
has been notified to prepare for trial, II is supposed
that he is the last that will before the Court
Martial. His name is Benjamin Mott. The pris.
oners from The Chateauguay River entered upon
their defence on the d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
select school.

Miss MALLARD, will open School for III.
w instruction OF Misses, in the Masonic Hall, on
the 18th inst. IT. addition to the common branches,
instructions will be given in drawing, Gar brush
and theorem painting, projection Of maps, sabro.-
derry, plain and ornamental needle work u every do.
serpoD, designing Of patterns, construction Of ertih-
cial flowers, Of wax and other materials.
Rutland, April !, 1899 IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Barllr rtos flloag morniag, Agril -.

Burinrtoa fiiory morning., April ~
IA t@A--Ibs ware and wind Of the past ~ssk
hsse $50 'rs'r perfect work fos Lake ChsmPsin, aud
~e ~ reT t.,oeiag al tbs presence Of STEAMBOATS,,
so istas ssher efaii, while whsryss are vocal
. "A ~ soses Il buoy ps~psrsuon The winoossi
.Ss 81 az Ire hsrbof ae<osy. sp1 has eoramfnoe
so sisr uis On ths teny. chs issses hiss Pori a,
$3.50 "a tss msrsag ioscl,rs Al Pert Kat tsIsns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Is hereby given tina, Harris Bogos. Of fhisfofd "a
the County 81 Holland, have this day given ny son
Charles Bogos, minor q the eye o. " yesfs Nc
Tenth u May hs time. aud that be - al liberty 70 At
for himself and that will no, sny psJ isisfsre, con
troI his ~Bges earnings property egeHaeis, pof 40
any ~sy hold myself hattie o. snsvsssss ior ka 20 ss
cOBtfHsts. HAhhiS bOSbHsss
Phisford. Marcel q, 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Drugs, Medicines,
~ % % IA -
A1n GrArRD1AAT

MAY be obtained on reasonable terms at the Office
wi OF DR. ID u. Meseham, who continues TO pesform
the various operations upon the teeth, In the APP
proved manner lie viii insert, on reasonable terms,
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth th,t will not only DO
ornamental. but really sstfvi
Families In the adjoining towns, desiring his services,
will receive prompt attention terms tina, Will b. rat
isfac tory.
Also for sale, Msflats Life Pills and phmuix Eitters
Trusses, &c D. II MEAChAM.
Wolne iofd, April e, 1870 16--Jms;euwu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, have givenSay two
l. sons Harrison and Washington Potter .,nors,
their time, and they AT liberty act Tor the Ives
and shall claim none Of their wages nor be ac unta
bic for their debts after this date.
ANDREW POTTER
Clarendon, April G, 1889. IC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
DIED.

Al Clarendon on the 10Th inst Mr. Israel w, Parker,
aged 80. Printers in N, Y requested, DC.
AT Hisborough, N. n. on the ist INST in the e3d
year OF age, Hon Benjamin Pierce, formerly Cover
nor Of New Hampshire.
March I'D Rev John Brown, d. d Pastor Of the
FIRST Church HadIey Mass aged So, having passed 20
wears OF ministerial life DIR b. was native of Brook
lyn Conn He received his College education at Dart
mouth pursued Theological study at Andoyer was IL
censed 1911, aud alter pastor ola church
~ CazenovIa, y. \, where he laboed 10 years with
gteat
la Durham n Y. on the 2s Ut, Miss Nancy Bssset
aged 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Married at Tinmoutb, on the 18th March, by Rev o.
Green Mr. Daniel Clark, Of Pawlet to Mss Maria Sal
,sJury, of Tnmouh
tSome the above marriage last week in
correctly fdesgnedlv incorrect, whoever it was, ought
to be publicly reprmanded severely
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

The Vicssburg Wing Of the 18th ult., gives
quite gloomy picture Of The monetary affairs OF
Mississippi. 1t represents Tie darkest days OF
1887 as presenting but faint picture of what is
now exhibited ~ every town and county Of the
State. Goods have been sold at less than half
the original cost and lands and negroes have
gone oil, under the sheriff's hammer, for one i'm
Of their value.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Maiae--A letter from Mr. Briggs correspondent at
Bangor dated 9TH inst states that orders have been re-
ccived in Bangor from Fort Fairfield, for the erection
Of barracks at Thomas Hill, in that city, sufficient for
1900 men - Boston Courier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

al am requested 10 give notice, said the son oi
clergyman in a neghboring town the other day, "thni
INV father will preach in this place week from to-
day Also that the Union Bah will be hello at Slaun-
tons on Thursday" Fact.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Military Notice.

The officers Of the 9th Regiment are requested 20
meet in Convention at Csstlrton the 23d Inst f><
the purpose of eecng delegates 10 attend the Sta.s
Military Convention at Norwich on the 4th Of July
next also 10 transact other business thought expedis
for the good Of the Regiment. lG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Prolific Shtep.-An eve Of Prentiss Reyes, Of
Marlborough Mess, brought hm thirteen lambs
within four years and ten months. Two other
ewes produced TO the same gentleman ten lambs
within eleven months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Dozen Victoria mother has announced her intention
10 erect al her own expense church capable OF con
tanning 1000 persons on the Island OF Malta an ea'hee
needed by the protestant Populationto cost from ES
600 10 C coo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

During V. r. procession OF Seneca Fslls Few
NIGHTS since a lad named Brace over by man
on horseback, and instantly killed The rider was
,b,own from his horse his arm broken and he was
otherw Use considerably injured
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

By the LAST accounts from the Mexican capital con-
duoia with SO 600 000 in specie expected to leave
That city shortly for Vera'C Cruz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Dissolution.

TUE coparnersbip heretofore existing between The
l. subscribers under the firm Of Brown a. Hopkins,
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
A. l.. BROWN,
F.W HOPKINS.
Rutland BAreh 90, 1899. I5'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
Notice..

A Ii those whose accounts have been due mos
n requested to call aud settle, that IL tie sI,
TEN Of the time given BY the subserlber
John STRONG.
6uilsnd, April ! 1879. I5'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

The post Office, large book store, snd the oice OF
The Times at Portsmouth, Va were burnt on Wednes-
doy night OF last week. and Thomas C. Goodwin killed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

isT 81 LETTER. tensluias 20 The Fos, ou'0s 81 fh"'
IL fnri, ATti 1T, l0Ss.
Adams Sash Nu, Hicock ursry z
Amsoism Mary M.ss lisrtsen y
Atwood Joshua HitbAri iroihv
BARLOW yitat Harley kmAn1a T. M's
blanchard titsm Rsr Kemp Dsnicls
Bust Ralu, l.eunsfl Elisabeth Mrs
Boyce Ale, Mis, Leonard Sarsh q Mns
9oo,hs B',hop loagley Rev Mt
Brown Iuhn Motgsu Peter
Brown Iljsh Jr ierve i.ouisA MI"
Brown iayil ThclIs JAMES 7
Cooley Ra,h Me. Perkss John |.
Fairfield Mary q Mas Nchurl,on David
Fairfield Samuel E,q Robinson Iisusy
Freclove John Nathsea T.
Gilbert y scatl Edwin +
Gale Mary Anne Mss Scgar George
Gravcs Joel 5 Rev shtllon Gideon
Harris Reuben Esq Smcad Fersw l. Nllp
Hudson John Whncomh Cha pmnn Esq
liudson John w Wilcox ClstFsa Mis-.
IS ADDISON BUCK, y. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Is OF Letters remaining in the Post Office at Rut-
IL land VI, March list, 1889,
Atwood Leland Hdlon Gileon
agin Julia Mrs Jonos Fuller Me'srs
Ashley Mary Miss mes John or =. Hall
Burke Samuel Keith Liza Mrs
Barnes W Rev Kelley Daniel
Bryant Jsbor Kin,ball Amos
Billings Ebon Knights Perrin
Barnes Comfort Lawrence Amos
Bliss Ira Locking Curtis J..
Brown sydney Morgan Aoftin l.
Roardmun Charles G. Mallord Mary Mrs
Clark Louisa VI Mss McConusl ~ Lsq
Co,tng Samuel Moore Mary Mss
Congregational or Metho- Mussey Benjamin
dist Clergyman, Mendon Vihlortrone John
Curtis Moses Mason Boomer
Caldwell Samuel To the mother or brother Of
Chapman Reuben hlyrick w Nelson
Clark Lsban Minis supply
CaprOn Benjsmn2 Porter Cyrus
Campbell! Erastns Proctor Albert
Chapman Nathaniel Perry Asa
Chapman Samuel Rowe Gavin
Durkee LueyS Russell ATsn
Dewey John NJ Rollins AlmirS Mes
Dolphin David Richards Aurelia Mrs
Egsleston Elsthsn Richards Jacob
Edson Cyrus Jr Richardson Henry
Eavrss James Smith John 2
Foot Clark Saunders Michael
Freempu Rsbeeca Mrs Stanton l. Mr
Flag Peter snow hr
FsrSar Iii snow Mary Anne 2
Foster Noah Smith James
FULLER Frsneis Sheldon Lorenzo
Ffc.w.ll Baptist church ipTew'lse u
Ru,lard Teit'n EqhrAin
Grace Gerry Town
Grswold Harriet Mss Taylor Hannah hiss
I Gibson Timothy Uphsm N
! Crshsme Andrew Val John
! Hale sarah MIS- Wright Truman
/ Hall Elias (Chi,tepdeu) Wright Lpcus w
Hemek John Williams Oihnisl
Hs,csil Ralph Waller Royslh
{ Hsmmond Victor Wheeler Abeft
( Is THOMAS }. oRMsBEE,P 2. ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
ron SALE

DY JAMES BARRETT, Jr., one 81 hand doubts
- Wagon. I'd hand double Harnesses, and ono
good Traverse Sleigh. 10
Ru,land, April 3, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

O. Kendslrs list Of removals is OF last "readY"
for the public eye oad those who have seen 1t rep
resent il TO be curious document, showing that
the post Office department is employed as vast
elec,oneering machine. Since the 4ih of March
1897 there have been 40 removals in Msines of
which % were made since the last State election !;
in Massachusetts, % and ii since the last elect
ion in New York 4s. and 25 since the last e.
lection in Pennsylvania Is since the last Octo-
fober election in Ohio 43, and l6 since tho last
election in Missouri 10 since the last election.
On the other hand in States which are unquestion-
ably locofoco, and on which it is not necessary
therefore to bring he executive patronage to bear
so strongly. we find less removals for instance
only ir New Hampshire, and bot in South
Carolina. -Wafohman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

\ The North .7meriea--The wreck of this splendid
boa, once the pride of the Hudson has been sold for
$1,000 Her original cost was Sl3o.000-and when
laid up last fall she was valued at $50 900,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

A Nuinai Rrmtdv-4ppheasls - Constitutions
and comptienf 10 Cure Erers Durable Dis.
he C,,.tH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

The Cashier of the birmingham Bank, Mass. has OF.
fered a reward Of fifty dollars for the apprehension OF
Jubal Harm gton late Postmaster ut Worcester, who
lately absconded from that place, leaving behind hun
forged pa ers which he had obtained money, par
ticulsfl a OF two hundred and fifty dollars, on
winch he had forged the name Of Adam Harrington, and
! which had been discounted at the F. Bank
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Several Of the banks at the West and Southwest
have again suspended specie payments. proving The
soundness of Mr. Bodies opinion, that the time
proposed for resuming specie payments wns too
early for that part of the country at least Miss
issippi paper (most of the banks having suspended)
says times are worse than in Refrigerator sac
rfccs of property.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

.Suicide.--We learn that young woman in Al.
stead by the name Of Maria Pierce about 10 years
of age, committed suicide on Sunday the Dist inst,
in that town by hanging herself with silk had
kerchief on tree about hslfs mile from her rest
dence. No cause is assigned for the act, otaongi
she had been observed 10 be much depressed ~
spirits. She had been at work at Lowell for a few
monihs past, and had returned to her home about
weeks before she committed the fatal act. She
had always borne good character, and her loss is
deeply deplcred by her numerous Relationship u
Scn.