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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

THE SILK BrsISEss. The Northampton Courier
saws there are growing in that vicinity one million
ofinulberry trees, no, including seedlings, owned
no, by spectators, but by persons engaged IN the
manufaciure ofsnk The Courier thinks that more
Of the raw material will be Manufactured IN mat
the present season than has Deeh conc o' ue
las, ten yars as the bounty given by the State viii
make il a lucrative business. II Is further stated
than five OF SIX different individuals are feeding from
ono 70 Two hundred thousand worms each, eeslde'
tie immense number that have already wound iheiI
cocoons.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Awherst College. The commencement at this in
stitu,ion occurred on Wednesday oflast week. Grad
yates rs. On Tuesday an Grafton delivered
before the Literary Societies, by the Hon. Mr., Bar
nard of Albany, n Y. Onthe Same day Poem
was pronounced by Granville Mcllen, Esq. Of New
York city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

RIor AT MoSTREAL.-hnother attempt has been
made al Montreal TO try Jalbert, for the murder Of
Wier. The Jury were out several days, and finally
on the last day Of the session. into court dis
agreed, and were discharged, whereupon mob fell
upon the jury in open and beat several OF them
severely The violence appears 10 have proceeded
from the loyaliss, and been aimed at those OF the
Jury who were for acquiual. Among the jurors was
Edwin Atwaier, formerly Of this vicinity, who, we
regre, to learn, received blow on the head.
The Jury stood, for acquit,al 0, for conviction g.
The scene on Tuesday night is spoken OF by per.
son present, one of indescribabic confusion and
Burlington Sentinel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

TAs Vermont Siatesaaa- siokly looking
eang. which mosa Of lis friends admit has been on
De hrins Of dissolution for long time. for Tie wan,
q some slilfol gsael aad faithful nurses, made its
appearances our table yesterday, TIC FIRST time N
ss~s ,~o wcsls. Bot wr notice IL more particular
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
'SSsrskG
HOW STANDS THE HOUSE :

in detail Of the members, classes them thus ilo
Wings, conservatives, and 100 Locoiocos. This
result compares exactly with ours only We give tho
9 cons TO the Naniies The Whii papers general
ly. claim from to IS mljoniy. Tho Loco papers
say generally, that tho House is about equally divi-
dcd except the VI Patriot, which, this week sup
pressed is details, and makes up the aggregate as
follows Dem iie, Wing ITO, but very cautiously
remarks tina, Il his Letters and returns can be relied
on, "the relative strength of parties in the two hous
es will stand rsry NEARLY" as above.
III We shall give the full list OF Representatives
cleo, mex, week and also the full returns of votes fol
Governor.
u17The wing Senatorial licked in this county hads
rising Of 1000 majority. Official returns Of all tn
Senators next week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
20.o33 Is,7o5

lrs 2O.u3J 1870
tensions majority in the above Towns, 1915.
Note.-1bc first two columns contain the returns
ssSs Tar this year The two second columns contain
me Official canvass Of all the votes Of 1885, arranged
ino counties. The as towns 10 be returned Of this
years votes will doubtless increase tensions maon-
y to $500. or over. Adison county alone viii add
sihe present magnify more than 1000
EP Pasr ScnrT,-fhe Bellows Falls Gazette OF
Yesterday purpors 20 have an aggregate Of all the
'e'urns in the S,ase fOr Governor, giving Jeaison
nslor'y Of a.27s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

p-e.,;,, - Mississippi. has agreed 70 stand IRE
a. candidate FOR IT, s senator, a. A.a lc1i y 81 =
tare election. Ireah55 or no PreHilss viii be ne
test Question but TO the candidate ior The Lesisis
lure by The Wings throughout the State HIS friends
,hlnk thai he will win the field wiihoT oiihcuiiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

County CouRr. This court is still in session in
this town Several criminals have been tined and
convicted Daman's Trial is expected to come to
day The civil business we understand is principally
got through with, and the court will doubtless rise
IN dly or two.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Hon. William Sulliran, Of Boston, Author OF the
Familiar Letters died in that city las, week. Mr.
s. was formerly somewhat distinguished as Poli,i-
clan and Statesman lie was Federailst Of the
old school, Of acknowledged talent and sterling IN
tegTity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

,scaloco ariiiHc,ie. Jenison's majari,y Jas, year
sssr bradley was 40, THIS year tensions ma
,suy IS iisi Wing gain ios-y. b. gain ISL
nesi gain gs3, instead Of coo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

A Michigan Farrner.--col Iohn N. Barbour Of
Bertrand, Berriea county, on tie 81 IosePfs n'ef,
raised this year fh0ssaa4 and si5iy sgH acre.
,rIeoI Vie we were NJ his place ne had sighy
ne, Engaged in harvesting Free P'>s''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

MAINE An Election Of Governor and State leg
sa,oe took place last week in this and has prob
ably resulted IN the success Of the locnfoco The
Van Buren, papers say by an increased majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Brandon, September s.h 1899


Ma. EDIroR.-l suppose you have been informed,
before tins, that Brandon has fallen-ycs, she has
fallen no Luciler-like. from that high eminencc on
which she stood, and lies PROSTATE a, the feet
of those twins Of corruption Run VASBuRES-isM.
You doubtless curious TO know what has pro-
duced this disaster to the cause of Republican prin-
cipes in this town the tale is short and soon told
it was IIJ' RUM! III the most efficient argument
employed TO sustain the present rotten administra-
tion-and RUM was the only cause. blush to re-
cord the shameful fact, that 100 Wings basey sold
themselves for Resi-. The whole Van Buren,
strength in this town is only about 90 all told. The
reason that Smile received more votes than the Van
Buren, candidates heretofore, is, because it was un-
derstood that he was in favor of Rum selling.
will give you statement Of the votes for represent
alive al both ballonps
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

University Of Cambridge. At the commencemei ,
last week sixty-ono young gentlemen (of the Grad
uating class admitted u the degree Of A. b.
A large number admitted in course To the de-
gree OF A. NJ. and NJ. d. and "a TO the degree Of
Bachelor Of Laws.
The Honorary degrees of L. L. D. was confeued
on the Hon Judge Nc Lane, ofthe Supreme Courr
of the United States, and on James Graham o.
Great Britain author Of the History Of the United
States The honorary degree Of D. D. was confer.
red on Rev F. w. Greenwood, Of Boston Rev. Or.
vile Dewey, of New York, and Rev. G. X. Noyss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

C,AME OF loelosur. OF he sub erbcr On III 9o,h
~ ul, smss ht or iouf wear old II, with .
white &C and one IL. hind leg, . switch tail.
The is requested 10 Prov ptop- ~. hsfes
aud axe him y. HARRY q SESSIONS
Pttsiord, Sep, ieJ1 W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
Tanning Mills.

MORE than 80 Of ihl. e.efal Msshine Jog heer
wi already ldr and sold IN the Coun ~ Of Rutlsnd
snd ,tc,nty cad the dsma Tor them s,ill snpusiv
Increasing ether reeommes Jsifon of them N the
tiuc wnuiJ be sup~i1aous et sale by the snhst tbsr
his ship . milcs n.,,h Of the Cont House kss,
Ru,lsnd, and BY Bar 4 Nissan, merchants, T. Rutland
v,sgr.
wur sewing cesr.e and fine st fsnning mills, .mss
mile. Nc &c iar sale ~ usual SAMUEL CoI-TiNG
Rutland Sept q ie19. at-t0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
MA RRIED.

In Ira on the 10 inst by the Rev. Hurlber, NJ
Phile,us Clark Of rinmouth, TO Miss Sophia Masoi
Of the former place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
DIED.

In Middleown, on the 9Th inst, Martin Van Bu
rem, Child of John MQQSworh, aged years.
wife of BENJAMIN Farmer Esq aged s6,-Prnters IN
n. H. are requested, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

One charitable deed rendered to the truly afflici
ed will usually promote more happiness and relieve
more misery than a nation Of Lawmakers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
Tavern Stand For Sale.

NE sub.rtiher offers fpr sale his Tavern Stand, Sit
! uai-d directly opposite the Farmers Bank, In the
Cenit. Villsr- in orwell consisting of large aud
commndus Tavern Huus-. with -usble and couv~uient
Barns sh.ds aod huildpgs and - nrf~s cf
ous-hod furniture III red tnr safe with the pse,n-
stand part Of which IL wood isnd tf remainder saita-
meadow and lpratrd abo - ~ mile from ssd s,aWd.
ted the East end or said vsee wi,hubpu, nine srrro
reasonable prices aud term. made for th~ psrrhss
JENEMtAh BUY " VNs
Orwell, September s, 1883. S9-N
STATE OF VERMONT DE IL r-memasfsd iksoy
District of Rutland, ID at sssisd PrSb<tsA
Court held at Rutland within and fnr said Dsssise n.
the fra, Monday being the second day Of sepnaL IL,
A. 1889. ssessi4 ~s''
a certain instrument in writing. undo sesl, puIpes&
ing TO BE- the last will and Testament Of
HARRY WyMAN, as4rf
of Tnm 9TH In the County Of Rutland sud State aEso.
.a drce s-d. being present to said Ccsft By All.
man P Wynn, the executor thsrsin nane1, foe -
bate and allowance. srssaastf szslf r. &
MS Ordsrsd That .sid will be fefssse1 ~ nuAGn
tie first Monday of Der next, and tlset ske put1
carton copy Of this order, three weeks sneceeu1eey,
in the Rutland Hrra inted Of Rutisnd, % seoa .
may he shs he sufcie notice oil coassreet. -
appear, If they cause, and contest The pss16G
( said will. asasss i Y Ii. 3ss,3s
true copy Of record A. L. BRoWHs lS13e
1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
rom YE.4R on STEERS.
4 s DIs1dia XssoI TmsaI %

A psi, for sale Enquire al the Rutland BOOK sior
July q
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-20
EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN.

In every country, from Turkey upwards,
woman has her certain place. In Italy, in
Switzerland, in Germany, in England, in
Scotland, and, more than all, in civilized and
woman-adoring France, ] have seen her, in
instances without number, performing Offices
of hardship and notoriety, with which her
heaven given womanly nature seems to he
totally incompatible. That the age Of chval-
ny has passed from Europe needs not the
meagre evidence that no thousand swords
leaped from their scabbards to save the beau
tiful Maria Antoineue. Travel over Europe,
the proofs shall stare you in the face wher-
ever you 90. In Munich woman does the
work Of printers devil. In Vienna | have
seen her making mortar, carrying hods, Dig
ging cellars, and wheeling forth the clay
and there have also seen females harnessed
with a man, nay, with dog, and once even
with jackass, 10 cart, dragging the same
through the most public streets OF the me-
tropolis. In Dresden she saws and splits
wood, drags coal about the city in little
wagon, and wheels eatables for miles through
the highways to market in huge barrow.
In all the Sc places, in France and Italy, may
you note her with basket and scraper, hasten
ing with all speed to monopolize the filth just
fallenupon the public routes. In France fe.
males do vastly more degrading and out.of-
door work than in England, and in Paris, they
are in as great request as the mirrors them
selves. A woman harnesses diligence horses
A woman cleans your boots as you rest them
on her little stand at the Pont Neuf. At The
theatres it is a woman who sells you your
ticket, and other women who take charge of
the boxes. At many mere business offices it
is a woman who dues the business. Would
you bargain at Chanties for load Of wood,
you bargain with woman. Would you be
conveyed publicly to the south Of France,
you receive your right TO place in the Coupce
from woman. There is no shop Of what.
ever description, in which woman is not
concerned There is indeed hardly de.
partment in which she does not seem to be
chief manager london and Paris Adurtiscr.
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BOUNDARY LlNE.-The following verses taken
from DR.. Franklin's Almanac, published In 1884,
one year aGer The conclusion Of the Treaty of Peace,
describe the position Of the Northeastern Boundary
as Il was understood at that time. II will be seen
that the line is the as that which has been re-
Gently claimed by the American authorities.
From the source Of St Croix the State to define,
Due north to the highlands, first draw right line
Then westward along those highlands EXTENDED,
To the sonth Of what streams with ST. Lawrence arc
blended
Then let il proceed, till il meets in its course,
Connecticut Rivers northwesternmost source
Then down the said river. until il arrive
At degrees Of noi,h latitude, forty and FIVE
Then westward, through woodland line let il make,
Till it strikes the great stream from Ontsno's lake.
". Y. Patriot
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Fire Men gone orer The FaAs.--The ST. Catha-
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just before sunrise on Thursday morning las boat
with two men In w. was discovered in the middle
Of the river, above the falls, vainly endeavoring to
make their way through the ice, with which they
were inclosed, TO the Canada shore. Their utmost
exerions proved unavailng, and in short time
they were seen TO enter The cascades when they dis
appeared, In half an hour after, another boat, with
three men in il, was discovered in the same awful
situation, and trying too To gain the Canada side
but in lew moments shared the melancholy fate of
the other. On the 9Th, the body Of man was picked
up IN The whirlpool, supposed 10 be OF these un
fortunate men, having abou, his person 500. and
a valuable gold watch
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