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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

Yet this monslrous brood OF Banks would not only have
been seen, but felt, similar batch felt in Penn
syvans, and much more in Kentucky. The dnclrine
indeed Of that day began TO be-lel US establish Bank
every Court house Of The State-et open The doors
and distribute our Charters the land The good
Of the Virginia Legislature then saved us from
the mschiefs Of banking We never had cause TO
blush for The opposition which made 10 1t in our hum
bic capacity. And again say, ought TO look well
10 this Free Banking System, until we satisfied Of
its safety and value. For one, enemies to
Banks properly regulated in their capitals and restrict
ed in their power. But there is moderation in all things
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

a cry Of lleIl.hnunds never ceasing bark'd
With wide CeIbcrcan mouths full loud, and ruug
4 hidcons peal; yet, when they list would creep,
II uu.ht DISTURBED their Eoisc, into her womb,
And kennel there, yet there still barA'd and how'd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
NEW GOODS.
MEACnkM g. DANA


IANE received during the past week tho best
l. sof,mcnt of DRY GOODS, in variety and style
they have offered TO the public few articles only
here mentioned, VIZ Color'd silks, plain aud Gg
ured for dresses and bonnetsa great variety printed
mvsns and lawns, very cheap; new style mousscaine
de lane, and rich challys; light French prints and
dressd Scotch gnghsms, London and American
prints mourning lawns, bombaIines PIC mic and Md
gloves, hosiery, black lace wells, black and blue black
silks silk velvets variety of rich and PLAN ribbons,
linen csnbric handkerchief Irish linens dress hand
kerchleis, gcn;lemen's summer wear, nc. nc Leg
horn, Fine Straw and Tuscan Bonneis--Quaker Hoods
and Misses Bonnets, &c &c, Childrens summer wear
fine broadclohs, cassimercs and vestings.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Hard and cutlery steel shoves, forks and hods
crockery and glassware.
GROCERIES,,
a less prices than last gear lemons and oranges Turks
Island and Liverpool fine salt first quality dry fish
smoked ham aud shoulders pork by the barrel
pound superfne flour London ploughs tar by the
barrel or less quantity gri ndsiones NC. &c.
N. b. Our friends aud the public invited 10 call
and feel confident saying that stock Of Goods
will not be exceeded in this county, neither viii be IN
dersold by any in this section for cash credit Our
prices will generally be less than last year. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
DIED.

10 this town, on the 25J inst Mr. John NJ Connel, a.
ged 10. Printers ia Michigan aud Penn. are requested
10 notice.
At Whiting, April LIST, in the I'D year Of his age,
Samuel l.. Justin, only son of Gersiom Justin. Fnn-
tiers in the State of New York requested &c.
Al keene, on Thursday morning, Aph lolh, oil CON
SUMPTION, Alfred Beard, senior E1i1or OF the New
Haml shire Telegraph, aged 81
In Bennington, the ~ IA Of March, MIR Jason Sib'
ley, ugsd Al.
In Arlington, on the 18th inst. Mrs Jane Brown I'D
~
la Manchester, on the l3h April, Mr. William Match
er, aged ~.
Ia Bennington on the 10th ull, Miss Matilda Shields
aged ~ years
Ia snoreham, the 18th inst, Jonathan ID, Wright,
aged "a.
AT Eizabeth,own, on Friday evening, Cot Aaron og-
den aged ~ years. Coz Ogden has been Governor Vi
New Jersey and Senator IA Congress sl"ee Tie Dec
aIatIon American Independence, 4" the establish
ment OF which he acted a conspicuous past
Al Northampton, Mass on the oth INST Mis- sophia
H. Lyman, aged 81 years.
lew days since, at Piilsburg, Penn: EPhTsi@ feat
land Esq late Recorder Of that ely Mr. T. was bfeo
printer, and formerly editor oithe fitlsoufg 0o
wealth
In Wheeling Of consumption; Hon Alexander CaId
WE'LL Judge the United states Court IN the Western
Distinct vi Virginia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
Another novel case of Litigation.

This case however, had nothing to do with love mat
ters. IL is related somewhat as follows -
Two neighbors not little given TO litigation, had
controversy about matters OF account existing between
them, each claiming small balance, perhaps Id
sui, instituted by Of them citing the other "by
The authority Of the State oil vermont, before dign
fed Justice Of the peace, all in due form In the
Of the examination Of the Of the plaintiff APP
pcsfed tina, of the principal charges in controversy
was the Of Rooster of an extra breed, among the
defendants hens three weeks, at six pence per week
Whether this charge allowed and how the sui, ter
minated is not recolected, the took
place time ago. Nor do mean TO be under
stood that this is fair specimen Of Vermont litigation
It is only noticed FOR the novelty Of the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

irg. h. 'ook esvs Of hiss partial "swes, home A.
isnrih, a. the old saying goes "ho iove 5000 gfsw
cold, and his visits became "few and far between,
snsii they entirety ceased. And 80 the affair rested
Coz whsle su, probably no, without some se' and pal
rsiscnson the psu Of the Aaandcned maid Coz lorn -
Ba: Hsisss dd ne. stop exactly here. The usseher'
Iovsv. reported, had found another charming
Dulenea upoa whom TO bcs,ow hjs guilefsl "eooings
aud wooings lis former miss instead Of getting Up
suit for tyeaol # prom,ss brought an action TOT suu'
dry things sold and delivered aud for labor, sc. &e
and bill made up Of no iacons dsrable amount
ronniag some what IN thi, manner, We suppose
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
sublime Effects of Lightning.

Wc<pesday las, real summer DAY, aud just al
eve there was heavy AMI refreshing shower, eccom
panied with two among other, tremendous elsPs
Of thunder, ono Of which sCmed 10 e"nTul'e the
whole face Of nstorrs earth around us and the build
log. Isnbled and shook though there volcanic
eruption near by On examination the neat day where
one Of the EXPLOSIONS supposed to have taken place.
about 100 rods south Of Mill Village, i, was found that
one Of the largest and loles pines, in forest among
sstge number, hsd been susek. The auid struck the
top Of the tree and descended in a winding course TO
within abos, 20 feet Of The ground, where was com
psisy sessed and the upper part fell to the ground 10
perfect sne perPendeusr position II stood in the
fiat Psee, and pane lated far iato the ground TO
give II The appearance Of irmness enough Withstand
heavy gale. The par, standing probably one
hsndrsd feet high. The stump rent into many
pieces and siFewed in every direction, the dis
lance of 40 rods, others perhaps 70 feet long with
Tars q the roots and of immense weight several rods
The dssmsier Of the tree where II VAS severed was
n'sr feet ans near the ground probably ful four feet
Moot Of The roots icTn up with the stump, and
Il act NJ isw sPluiers standing one would hard
y hare believed that tree grew there The spectacle
"a sssime one. well wos,h sbori excursion 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
90 oerafie V'hfg Ticket
-oSp-
Fay PrssfdsnI.
HEN X Y e l. AT
IL, the Sonthcrn Nail.

-. imagining, ne have New York papers Of sa,of.
\ and yes,iday. bet ws looked ~ ssis fof news
y War eas,e sod as eTee, upon the markets and
nsss bad snbsidsd, and things favoisble as.
", Al thsi 10 10 be dreaded aud fcafed and isshe
~ 81 prosperous and uurishiny for sssness,
,bs tsge fer experiments and new sehemss upon the
nrrpry. Lu'bcrrling and rnnaing away with few
sa<rsd thoussnd dollars of The public money ooea-
,ssIiy, by tie sub-Tfcas1fers, bad sTafs 10 be
y, bat THIS docs no, create panic aud general de.
e~fnsni Of the fiscal concerns Of the country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
so,el cepr,,A,p apa Ll,lsa,Ien.

Not lohg ssss, ~ toEn DOT twenty nies from Rot
s~d, sPfighiy old bachelor paid hs addresses to
ssnaisg Miss, not fsE Of her tsens fos long Ine
IA ,ss story gossl Ane mid naifiaony pretty free
I, isiksS Of iaasee, thu sPPsrrnuy enamoufed woosr
shsnssy beese - familiar Nh the family and rs
.aaf, ~As's he visited, that, be 90, very uuireaaeHi
- As< wsihesi inseh osFsHsoay 'afPed iOOI lOSgiag
VIVA ia b-s 6a-siessr sad sfrskfsaled "a the m0rn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

STATE OF tERMONTl Bc It remembered thai a
DISTRICT OF Rutland, IS special probate court held AT
tuland within nnd for said district on the ninth dsv
OF Apni A. ID. 1899 '" 10y
cettah INSTRUMENT IN whiting, under seal purportihr
10 DC The last VIII aud testament Of Timothy ot
hutand IN The county of Rutland and state aforcss de-
ceased beng presented To sad by Elijah Boardmap
inc executor therein named for probate and allowance
ordered that sad will be referred for probate To he
fret Monday OF May next And that notice he g,,cn l.,
pubcs'on OF acopy Of this order the Rutland Herald
printed al Rutland, three weeks excessively as soon a.
may be, TO all persons concerned 10 appeer N the, &C.
cause, ind contest the probate OF said viii.
A. H. BROWN judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
INDIAN puReaTivE PILLS,

o. tntrefsai Aeairtaf Of ne NagA 4ess,.
COW CelisEs ~ fsalh
Ihi' astcriicn may farto the tcAlsf End sppest IA,
nm .'safd and t'd,culeus yet nevertheless. !, fRyf
Wn"' u'ese' when rrepetly eon.sfe,ei u !. emily
On IfFohr % SArrRH TO sNpei io the body ,oy,, al
fending eausc " % continued Thai th.,a -.
constant enJenry IN nature exp,l or throw "a rha,
ever 'niur'ou' 70 health Th' done Nv usns ,tooi
tweHt. ctpt cospticn. vomil &c Tb,.r a.. ~ ...,
OF the body through which al tho n..l.., All t.,
matter seatred uf and 80 long =, th.y ars t,,, -,
so long viii ihc body contiuoe 10 hreltb M, 80
on eating improper iood ~ other cause, the bowel.
become eetiiNe,w su1dcn TRANSITION from h.Ht 10 eol
the pores IT the skn become closed or anv Of m, ,hs
drains become ohttucej evil !, are ,.ra a.,
follow The foul matter which should escape b, b.,e
outlets instead OF passing Of, nature in,eaoI !. -
ia med 10 the body, and either purifss in tho om,oh 49,
IS taken up by the Rhsofpent so.ols end edlcI 10 ,h
circulation, This impure matter floating about IN. 49,
s ~ tne blood d'ieaH "a hs iaisai form. some.
tunes appears harmless for while. hut ua,,,r, niv.x.
on The alert soun discovers the intruder. aud muo1ats
1t commoncts struggle for thor expulsion N will h,
'ns, ~ Order to cseampli.h hi. undertaking
TIE N,7IUR4L DR.qLNS or THE BoDy The
blood quckenod IN lis crculnon--it ru,be, x,,, a.,
ienec through The syftcm, and breaks through nj,
ELTON This increased action, cr commotIou /, cali A
ieyer. Nature always cxers herself in proportion ia
the amount Of labor che is compelled TO pc,G,,n
lore ~ proportion rs the body Is more or les. ia.I,
W',h corrupted humors 80 win the oommotou be mo
OF hss N'o'ent.--li nature be totally sroip,rrn an
oouNrERAoTkD ~ her efforts 20 remove yn,nr, mi.
ter, (iisease) II !. not wonderful that unle, 81 III,
onu,s,ances 'e body should sink, under the conflict.
ASSISTING NATURE should be our ,u,rY s,rns
ana Tor The purpose NO MEDICINE VIII pE rourp so
EfTEtTuAt ms The
LNDL1N PURG8T1TE PILLS
Ns Their effects extend 10 EVERY oNr or "a, ,.,,..l
drains. Uhls under its influence he boiy ,ru ~ I,,
IN gentle ont .feotudi preparation The blood viii
,htow Oh The sro'sor particles Of ITS mpurity into tho
powel' from which Il will be expelled by the purgniivo
quality OF the FILLS And under EVERY circum,iane,
properly persevered with. il lie IMPOSSIBLE bni ths,
EVERY DISEASE MUSTYlELD 10 their rowEnrv,
iSrLuKSCR.
free IS conis per box. with PUT ditootio,,
WILLIAM FAY, Agent for Rutland Couhty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
THE FULL FLOOD, THOROUGH BREED
HORSE,
WaShingtOn (srcv,

BY the request of the breeders of Horses in this Vi
ciniiy, the celebrated Horse Washington Grey, will
stand for the benefit OF stock, the ensuing
iollows;-Mondays and Tuesdays at w. T. liyde's in
sudbury, Wednesdays at F. scofelds Brandon, Thurs
days al H. G. Sessions P,sf rd Fridays aud Saturdays
at G. Ii. Beamans East Rutland, and on through
the
Washington Grey was sired blythe celebrated horse
North STAR the North Star by the full booi English
imported horse Old Soldier his dan the English tro,tcr
aud full bool English imported Mare. For speed and
beauty she surpassed any exhibited IN Amer
lea.
The reputation Of said horse is universally known
aud stands so high, 10 the Estimation oil Judges that
need not go into a on deail,-sutce to say. Washing
ton Grey Is l2 hands high and IN point OF bone, CORD
muscle fac proportion, speed and bottom, stands I'M
rivaed. The subscriber invites gentlemen OF taste
Tor growing firm and thorough bottomcd horses 10 call
aud examine for Themselves and not listen to the voice
OF some horse tender, that IS eectonecng
for their friends Let every tub stand It's bot
! tom.
| TERMs.-Sl0 the season warrants agreed UPON
| a1y person putting two more mures ten per cent
dlscoupt,-sl mares insured aud disposed OF before
oang time, will be hel responsible Tor the insurance
money ,mares insured aud not returned guiary 10
the horse viii be charged by the season.
| CERTIFICATES.
| certify that ], Stephen Bgsby Of Guford, Wind
| ham County w., raised the w sshugton Grey. aud
know his stock TO be better than the ct ok IRON any
other Lorse within the bounds Of my knowledge.
Il We the undersigned, well acquainted with the
stock of the Washington Groy, AMI know II 10 be 81
perior TO any other stock.-N Phelps, Weatherhcad
/ J Clark, IA Thomas, II Carlton, Bubeock, l. Brown
| G Higey, + Tucker, Brown, X Genry. X hyde
+ Jones' Marsh, A Elmore, iioughion, ii Chafe
] Jones' l9.3m
STEPHEN MILLER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
lead Aqucduct.

VINE Subscriber continue the manufacture OF
- LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, oi 81! sizes,
from half uch to inch and half, ut his shop IN Rutland
Mill Village. Also Metallic Composition ~ MI >, an
excellent article known in point OF neatness anl utility
TO be equa 10 any in
An orders iu his business will be promptly attended
to- and PIPE in any quantities furnished At short notice
WIN. w. WHITNEY.
Ru tland, April 15, 1880 I9.6n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

last week. first quality 40 aao Second quality 90
as5o Third quality CGA 40
Working orep-we noticed the following sales io5
Sis, l25, $3.50 q 100.
Cows and Calves $50. ~, 30, 90 two a, Is, two
si 60 and one ai 80.
Sheep-we did no, obtain the price oflois.
swnc-A lot Of old hogs part COWS st7 Ia a ot ~
bsrrows al g. and lot at LOT of shosts al 40, and
lot one third hsrfows ats t2 and several lots small
she~is az ga 10. At retail from 10 H. A few smal
Berkshire shoats al ~ l.2 aud -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
Farm For Sale.

VniIE Subscriber offers 10 sell his farm, situated
- south of aud near the village Il FariIayen, con
sng Of about 800 acres Of land well adapted 10 sheep
culture, aud the raising Of gram VI oil kinds Also his
dweliug house, and convenient out -boillinss. with
about 10 Of land in tho vil.se a0) sheep, fret
Cove, yoke Of Oxen, 'pan Of Horses aud ysrie
~ Of farming utensils alo offered with said pfemses
VIM C. KiTTREDGE.
fsirhRFeu, March i5 1889. ll1
The Vermont Chronicle will please give the above
four Insertions, with rgiusl Of their biii.k.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

61OlNG WEST. The subscriber has good
W Boat, which viii leave Joseph fIosts Bridpor.
VI, for Buffalo, navigation opens; and on
the third Tuesday Of May, June, August, September
and October, and Whitehall the days following.
Also, one Boat will leave Wcslport, New York, for
Buffalo, navigation opens aud on the fourth
Tuesday OF May, Jupe, August, September aud Oeto-
Der. aud whitehall the days following,
JFAll goods stored with me free Of charges.
JONATHAN FOLEY.
Fort Ann, 4th FEBRUARY, 1889. ll;9m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
sT.gTE OFTERMONT)DE

STATE or ERhoTT'l REh remembered u
Disisief ef Rutland, "a. ID at special Probate
Coart held al Rutland wihia aud Tor taid Disifie on
the illh day Of April, 1899.
The administrator Of the estate Of Barton Bromley
late q Danby tsid disiei. deceased, having made
application this for liceDfe TO ie the real e.
tate Of ssd deeossed for the payment Of h JaAi debts
iOunJ doe agsinai fal1 estate.
Mr. Ordered, that sHid application hs beard 10 court
the 9th day q nsy nsi and ihsl the P0bi'csiion Of
copy Of hs order, three weeks sueetstiEeiy, "a the
Rutland Herald printed al Rutland, sooo a. may be-
hsn be sufficient Doies TO al coneerEed 10 sPpesT, n
they zee cause. sDd object thereto. II
A true eoPy u kecofi,
A. l.. BROWN. lodge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
From tLe Hartford conrani

Congressional Eiceii0ns-lS37 and ls30.-Be
low viii be found this oeoloeo ploralities for mem
beers Of Congress in 1887, and the wing plursnies
in 1899. The aggregate wing plurality is 49l,
more than that Of The loco iOccs
LOCO rvcos-ls37 WuIos-lS39.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
Wagons for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, in Costleton Lum-
Der Wagons, Common One Horse do, Buggy do
Apply A. BRANCH.
April %, 1889 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
MARRIED.

In Sunderland, by John n Sanderson ESQ, Mr. >
Harley of Dorset 10 Miss Jane Lsndon Of sonderand
In Bennington the 2sth uf, by Rev Aif Looms
Mr. d. w kdgerton 10 Miss MARY =. hinsdiil.
Ia Bennington, on The l7ii INST, ~ Rev noe
bard, MIR Cbsmpaey Noyoe 10 Miss harism Virgil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

the ego Of three yesfs and nine months. ssugh,cr
Of Mr.. Samuel Sicsrns Of that place. /, should
saTsc ~ warning against leaving deadly potion.
"a the wsy II children, however offensive hey may
he TO the taste.
The cause 81 this death was very remarkable
and distressing. On The 18Th Of August, 1897.
the mother Of the child len In cup for tnomeui
one swallow Of dissolved potash. which the child
seizcd and drank. This dscrdcred her hroaf in
such manner as to render 1t di!fcot for the
child To take my noutshmeni food OF drink from
that time TO the day at her death. Frequently
she hSs been without ellhct fot eight ten days in
succession and in one insiA nee Fl days. and te-
Gently the has had unc torn lasting neatly lorg
la these turns Of fasting she made feqnctt attempts
TO swallow liquids bot before catering bc stomach
they were thrown out of the mouth. In such
turns she pinned away. ard became very weak aud
languid. Just before her death she was sitting in
the nurses arms oaG wanted TO get down The
nurse sat her upon he floor when she immcdisie,
stretched herself back and dead. Fourteen
Physicians have been employed in tho case.
The Record saysi--We knew case some ter
or twelve years since, very similar to this. A
little boy Elk eli ht years old, the ofa far.
mer in the country, who Drank two or three swal'
! lows of common lye from tub. surprising it to bt
new cider. lie lived many months in feeble
state, and died. Ia that case the stomach or bow
els were disorded by action of The lyc DO, in this
case, The throat only found, on opening to b,
/ disordcied about an inch in length, near the s,om
ach.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

The bill for the construction Of the New York and
Erie Rail Road, making 1t state work, received ITS n
nal passage the Assembly Thursday and was sent
10 the Senate for concurrence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

ri the late term of the County Court in this town,
Charles Lincoln was convicted Of violent assault aud
sentenced TO the State Prison one year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

(raALEB l.. CLARK. hereby gives noi,es that he
~ has given his Horace bs time. and that ifesi
iias date be ~ili hssnited 10 s own ~.sss, aud bs
sOao Liable Tor bis oVslfsvi.
Rsiisnd. Arsa ~, i5ty n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
loco rvcos-IS37.
2l6a
Whig r1In ASH.

A gcntiemsn from Berlin informs os thst four
loeof0c0s acre detected IN voting twice 90 one
ballot,ng for representative, IN that town on Mon
day iasi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

We learn from the Burlington Free Prcss that
HnLtoon the Opium eater, and one of Mr. Van Bo
rons cri,a cD1ciais lately broke Jail and escaped ;
he is probably by this time in Texas with the rest
Of his brethren. II seems he confined in the
same room with Holmes the Supposed murderer
and that his escape from prison was done so easy
that Holmes slept on aud did not know that his
companion had Departed until Informed ofthe fact
by the lI'lor. With bit of old iron he unlocked
The big iron door, pnshed the bolt To the second,
turned the button To a third aud then liped Off
aud h. cannot be and
"On examination, tie lock proves 10 be very
much IN Character with the rest part Of the jail
Aperson locked in f,r Ell er.ment sake, was just
tw minutes and half IN getting out. any person
with ten penny nail may lock md unlock II TWEEN
ty times niinute. We believe II is now custom
airy for magistrates WREN they order rogue com
United, 10 ctuuon hGm mt 10 let The brick and stone
jdH on him and loaler is looked upon not very
smart, who stands committed oyer twenty foul
hours" Is. r. Cas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

names Stone Of Farmington Mass a veteran pension
ef who fought Lexington, is still IA excellent health
al the aye Of ~ His grandfather shot from his
horse ia the same glorious action.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Gsgwlsr ca,e.--Thc Lyon Record furnishes
ihs follwing account ID tic death u iliie sHi Of
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Wanted nj this Oaice.

a rood JoCRyRYM4y PRINTER Also an .3p.
prentice 10 tho business Of Printing.
Herald Office, May 1899. III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Commodore Porter, our Minister to Consaniinople,
embarked on Tuesday, in the Hamilton from Boston,
for Smyrna Mr. Porter, u. S Consul Tor CONSTITUTING
pie, also passenger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

The New York Assembly on Thursday adopted res
olulion TO adjourn on the 7lh OF May.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Tie Stripes oiihoM The S,ars.-Prcniice says:
"Mr. Flugg. Of Albany. n. Y. has received his
commission as r. NJ. at that place. The Wing
papers OF Albany lashing him most unmcrcl-
fully. We never flag with 50 many stripes
upon il in all our lives"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

a Natural Renfdy trphessis % c~- censinite~s
-aad Curpsienf g. E~rt Ersfs tsfsts De
A.. 4. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

The steam ship Liverpool was 10 leave Liverpool on
the Goth instant and may be expected here IN about
ten days. The Commercial Advertiser states that the
Hon Daniel Webster and lady will be passengers IN
the Liverpool on her return voyage 10 England.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
PlOuglis, &c.

1s1 URT MASON offer for sale common size, corn
- ad slcehili Plenghs. OF the IN IS, approved pat.
terms plough points side hill points, iron scrapers
superior aric'o for highway work cast iron oven
mouths lire dogs; cart and Wagon boxes shovels,
patent manure forks, &c.
Also
general nssortment Of Hollow Ware consisting Of
pot' Kettles, SPIDERS tea kettles. tssas, bowls &C.
iul assortment OF which will all times be found on
hand al the lowest price. Also Cauldson ketues.
Rutlsnl, April 1G, 1899. n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

A Mrs. Aagar, at Sutherland, U. c. was killed
by lightning, III her bed, on the morning. of the
2SIh ult. An infant sleeping BY her slda Mas I'M
hurt. Her husband was on duty as a night patrol.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
Provision Market.
BRIGHTON aAnKEr-noBdaY,A April ~.

Al sisrket 2o5 Beef Cstlis, ~ pane working oAss,
~ Goes and Calves, 40 sheep, snd $50 SNtHs- n
bsut 27o s~iss reported las: seek
Pr,<es Beef Csiiie--~s fagts 4. eofftsls'ne Nih