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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
S445,443 79

For this year the sum OF 100000 was
appropriated to the support of motive pow
er, but Of this only five or six thousand dol
lars have been expended.
Thus il appears from these statements.
that the tolls for The present year, exceed
the amount of expenditures for motive pow
or, repairs and management, only S445,4
20. The tolls for The last FIVE years, though
gradually increasing, only exceeding the
expenditures on the lines from which they
are derived S696, ,557 l7--and in fact, in
the year 1898, fell short of meeting the exs
pendilures S379, ,625 OF, including the de-
liciency and debts due at the end Of tho
year And f the public works be put in
a situation, avaiabs for the business Of the
coming year, the estimated tolls will not
more than equal the estimated expenditures.
Ii is perhaps due to the public improvements
10 slate, that, after payment of repairs and
all expenditures upon them, the tolls for tho
year 1899, thus appear, to have exceeded
the tells for the year 1898, the sum of
$S24,07l Sc, refer you to the detailed
report of the Canal Commissioners for such
further information on the subject as NAV
be essential TO a full understanding of
it.
The ordinary resources OF the Common
wealth arising from all revenues payable
into the treasury, together with an estimate
OF the whole amount ofpublic property win
appear from the following tabular states
ments;
Abstract Of The ordinary reUenue Of the
State in 1880.
Canal and railway tolls, $751; ,7so So
Auction commissions and
auction duties, l0l ,72S 6l
Collateral inheritance tax, 35.9O6 10
Dividends on hank stock l66,079' 90
Do, turnpike, bridge nayi-
CATION stock, 4l,O17 70
Land and land Office fees, 1864 95
Tax on bank dividends, 133, ,44O "a
Tax on certain oficess 1882 90
Tax on wriIs, &c 26,652 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
MESSAGE

From the Governor of Pennsylvania, to
both houses of The Legislature, at the COM
mencemeni, of the session, January,
1910.
TO the Senate and House Of Representa-.
fi0cs Of the Comn'0n'0eaIth Of Penn
sYlUania:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
Number So.

system, on judicious principles. am proud
10 claim rank. Its inmatera what We
bad hoped or what we now desire, ON this
subecti 1t is our duty as prudent and faiths
ful guardians Of the public interests, TO exI
anime it with randor, and to oct Upon il
without conrealmen, or Feat
If the income derived from off public ims
provements is less in fact, than has been
generally represented and supposed, The
present is the time above all others, when
it should be made known, and measures
be adopted 10 meet the deficiency. The
following tabular statements show the "a
mount received from tolls and from motive
power, duling each Of The last five yearsI
the amount expended for motive power, re-
pairs and management Tor the same ,ima
and similar estimates Of tolls and eApendi.
lures for the ensuing year, 10 wit:
1885. Tolls received, S567. .63l CT
From motive power, S6,727 10
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18

Stock in Franklin
railroad, 100000 90
Stock in Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio
canal, 10000 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18

Nv the loars outbor;,.l .;,, 49,
lstb Ton~srv u tsao n.a,,i": s,i'Go S sllO
bccn nnaJo a. ~ $3.50, %
,,riar t,a,.s c.Ii;.. ~ PU' Liol'' "
1neeting Of tbe lssislatnroi, IsIo
marked thns a"s - 1la'uIo ,bo uIo,n IN tSlO ,sh,o
and amounting to O' 'D''' 1saoooo 90
Whole amount Of state loans bear.
ing interest at per cent. .pcr an.
mum except 100000 OO which
bers ! per cent. S29914.OO3 40
nv.
N~ JO''0''"tg S'0fe ce"eS eo hot 0eGF interest,"
There was due on
the l5th January,
pTiotiops nIog, ~ to jPp.o' ipIar.
nal Improvement
purposes--miscel-
laneous objects.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
10000 90
10000 90

Whole amount Of loans authorised
at the last session, s6,594,O o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
lO3,62s OF

ANotSSO 4 W
for
for
the
275,0oo %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
S37S,629 OF
1889. Tolls received,
From motive power
e2l,7S0 So
290,l23 50

l,lOl,904 IL
Repairs and cost Of motive
power1 656,S6o 50
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ssl,754,OsS %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

- -ofk 10 which attention should b given
=, Of coneilisssoa. Although the People
ss county have been % many years stand
I N opposition 70 each other, they are We,
! People and. 90 far AZ IL possible, they
k,.k b broogh 10 act together ~ one Peo-
I Sx de common good. We believe that
Seec, any violence 10 principle and opinion
I too parties may be induced TO approach
"a osist, ia minis,ering to the public veal.
- more closely than would lie inferred
= .A,e past, and tina, foundation nav be
Z fos the determination Of future political
kvss.s with Iess divergence Of effort. less
rraeneu,, anil much less OF personal Ill feel
{ Toaceomplish this desirable object should
. bs our study and oui care: and az one
k,rs coward ~ end 40 beneficial, We would
kwsssl great moderation in the display Of feel
We have gained grea, victory the
81 VI, V rejnice over IL 10 10 improve IT,
/. ca, gan nothing BY cresting mo,,iho alton
NJ a sil ia the bosotns Of our friends and
citizens who have differed from US in
|ph,oa by convincing them that wr were
kssi Ne can gain much anil we all know
., TO insul, prejudiees is not tho way to
rsroone them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
STATE OF VERMONT

Rutland County Court, September Term, leo
Spencer A .beOinbef, Bhtress, spensrfA. NJ.
Ombef Of cssiston 10
James MeOmbsf, the eoaniy OF Rutland
Aforesaid, ~ lie he p,sm-
Der term Of this Cout,
4. ID 1889, commenced his seiI0p sgsinsi jams
MeOmb-r Of Silver Creek IN the County Of Case
snd state Of Micbgsr, in q plea Of seeount, for
thAt the defendant WAS receiver Of monies 81 the
plsint1. from January Ie 3 To Js1osty less 10
the amount 81 sJOO.O0 And also far that the
plaintiff, as partner had advanced ioI the con NON
benefit ~ sad firm the further sum vi 500 30 for
which the dele pdaBt 70 see0uniable.
THE cause hlying been duly entered IN Court,
day thereof Was gwen until the prrssnt term
And now the plaintiff comes BY Zimrf Hove he
stoTs+y, and u having b.sn made 60 spp.a %
be court here that the dsfshdspt. st the t,ms Of
the s@fvies II tbs plsiaiis writ. wss sb.sai Goa,
iais state. snd had not been notified IL tho con.
m,nsrmsnt 81 this suit
IL - ussreioie sTe~rSd BY tho Court that notice
q ia, pendeney Of ibis suii be given 10 tho de-
fsnaaHi by pa lshieg bis ofdsf. With tie cob
ssasr- Of IN. pisisnfs 6@sl-rrtio9 In tbs Rstissd
ifsrsiI psist.d st Rutland. thru ~c,ks success
iy.iV, the 'sst q which shsli ~ Of lsssl sis
weeks pfesisss "a me n@r, ts'n 81 this e>sr, 70
- hid Of Rutland sfofs.,is sH tic second Tpss-
d. a April, A. d i-tl. .E1 day tAsrssf vas
,issns A. w HOFklsb, Cisft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
DIED.

In Clarendon on "Wednesday the 18th ins,
Col. Moses Chaplin. in the elst year Of his
age. lie was a soldier OF the Revolution and
one OF the earliest settlers ofihc town OF Read.
ing In this state. lie had fer the las, fifteeen
years been the subject Of grea, bodily suffering
which he endured with Christian patience and
resignation, and died in the full hope OF a 'clo-
rious Immortality beyond the grave. Irhe
Statesman IL requested TO copy the above.
In Mountholly on the cath Of Aug last, MI
Silas Proctor, IT, IN the 5ith year OF his age
He was killed by the tall OF limb Of a tree. -
In consequence Of an absent son, Printers are
requested, &c.
Departed this lifo a, 'Pittsield on Monday
morning. Nov. %, John b. Child, son of Pen.
ucl Child Esq. in the s6th year of his age
As erroneous statements may very probably 60
abroad relative TO the circumstances attending
this severe dspensaiion Of providence, il is
considered expedient TO state very briefly
for the information Of distant, friends and rcla-
tives, the following particulars The deceas
ed was attacked, few days previous TO his
exit, with the typhus fever, with mos, alarm.
ing symptoms, attended with a high state oil
mental derangement-these paroxisms howev-
er, appeared partially to subsde and reason
/ in some measure restored, SO that attendan ts
and relatives, anticipated the most favorable
results.
Being left alone for few moments on the
above noted morning he arose from his bed
(as is reasonably supposedly took down Ra.
zor, that lay carlessly in the room, and there
with performed the Tragical deed that ter
minated his earthly existence.
A jury of inquest was called and empan
ed,-verdct. that he came to his death b,
his own hand under mental Authorization"
At his residence in Clarendon on the NOR
ming Of the 9Th Nov. Hon. Henry Hodge,
aged Oh years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
STATE OF yfRMokr-

RS'i'ua cOva'v cSor, s~p'e~ss, term issc
fdwsfe Noccroh Whereas I'd.
80, wsrd Wccsrss,
w,Ili.n X hrrn.irenr a ofT,sm ee,A. in
Benjsmia y Woodtan. the Csusty n
Rstlsnd sfors.
sid. at the present tern cf ,hi, Court eemmsps.
I'd hts sei'en sssiu., wiihsm x Armstrong end
Bcuism'n wcsdfon. both % the city, eosai,,
ard s,s,e Of Ns~ ye'k, by summsnins Gale ,
Hall Of Glare ndoa uas,e. Of the defendants, In
plra Of The esse a. on note. ds.rs esh Jsl,
l-40. for The sum Of three handfsd snd any dol
lars, payable IN on. dsy amer date with ipssyvss.
srceuied by the defendants BY their psfts<sship
name Of Armstrong ssd wocd, Oh.
This cno.s having bcre dolly entered IN Court,
the p,in,ifi comes BY Z, = Hodges, hls Attorney, ,
snG u being made to sppess 70 the Court here.
ihsi the defendants, ., the time cf the service 81
the plaintiffs writ, were sbseat from THE sssi~,
and had ne, been notified Of tn eonrnr noeassnt
Of thi. suit.
IL 10 therefore ORDERED BY this court that n T.
tee OF the Pendsney II this ,un b. gwen ~ tbs
defendants, by publishing the esdvf, 'wilh the
substance of the plsn,,nrs declaration IN the Rut.
land Herald, pfinted al Ratlsed, three weeks sue
eessiscy, the last of which shall he Of hest s,r
weeks previous 10 the ncxt term Of this Cuurt. 10
be holden q, Rn,lsnd Aforesaid on the second
Tuesday Of April A. ID. is4i And day there.
OF was sivcn, nc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

II is peculiarly gratifying to see verified in
the political, as in the physical world, the
maxim, that after storm succeeds calm
We hear occasionally the low grum5iing In
the distance, like the mniterings of "the thun-
der gust" moaning through the forest after its
force has passed away, but these are only re-
gardcd as evidence that the tornado has ceas-
ed.
few days ago, he political elements ~ :
in commotion from Maine to Georgia and
from the Atlantic to beyond the Mississippi,
but the people have spoken in their strength
and there is great calm. The eddying ssd
whirling clouds so lately black with angry
tempest have either rolled away or now sail
smoothly and quietly athwsr, the blue erpanse.
The patriot and the philan,hropis, look with
hope, renewed and vigorous, upon the bright
evidence thus afforded them OF the strength.
the perpetuity Of our institutions, and the safe
ty of our liberties The sober determination
exhibit ed in the great and important contest
which the American people have carried on
against a combination Of their rulers and
host Of Office holders and Office seekers, and
the quiet and manly rejoicing they have shown
a, their signal and triumphant success, afford
the most satisfactory testimony of that virtue
and intelligence which arc necessary to the
permsnence Of the republic.
The grea, body Of the people having srer-
cised their legitimate power and authority in
changing their rulers and having clearly init
mated that they desire also a radical change
Of measures, have quietly committed tbs sIs-
cution Of their purpose TO the hands Of those
mon upon whom they have cas-, 'the response
bility" and whom they are about TO invest
wifh the powsr-and this done, they have A.
gain rssassi ths hsbilinsnss ofPsses TO sbids
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

1--WE have put these down as vacancies for
the present, because we have no certain infor-
nation Of the results OF the new election, II
however appears probable thai Joshua A Lo-
well, V. Is Is reelected in the 7th district, and
a Van Buren, man will Of course be elected in
sh; the failure IN elect at the first trial having
resulted from the fact that there were two Van
Buren, candidates.
Showinga neu wing gain, compared with
the present Congress, Of II members, which
makesa difference OF - in the relative strength
OF parties.
One hundred and two members are yet 70
chosen. Total 2s2.
The present Hoose OF Representatives com
prises lis wings and lea Van Buren, msn.-
The States aoove mentioned, hare olscssd -
ahiss and 81 Van Buren, nes 10 ,hs sssi Goa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

We find the following in the n. Y. Morn
ing Signal, neutral paper:
Political and Party Cheating charge
one ofthe political parties ia this city with
cheating at the late election. In an espe cial
manner, we bring this charge Of cheating a
gainst certain individuals of one party. We
care not which party. We make the coat and
leave IL TO he put on by whom it fits. The
votes on being taken from the boxes, were IL
ed up In punches OF twenty -hyes and fifiies-
for the sake, as 1t was stated, or pretended, Of
more easily comparing them with the poll
lists. While the comparison was going on,
certain Aldermen and police officers, &c. &c.
&c. were present In various districts. favor.
ing the Inspectors with their nelgA5oyiy and
officious supervision.
The votes lay on the tsblss, tied mp in small
packages each package Of course containing
indiscriminziely the vo.ss Of either parry
These packages we're taken up soms'ine'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
MARRIED.

In Middle,own, on the | i,h inst, by Rev. +,
b. Billiard, George w. States OF Shorcham, TO
Miss Csndace Temple OF tho former place
In Wyoming. Genosce Co. n. Y. Nov. i2.
by Rev Mr.. Twicl,el, Mr. Russell Barber OF
Granville n. y. To Miss Deligh, sherman OF
the former place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

We understand that the daily mail from
Boston through this place 10 to be diseon,in.
oed, and tina, we are to have In i,s place a
mail three f,mss week. Wonder II TIN. ant
1T Of modern economy, for the funds csnno,
now be needed for. &c.
Fellow citizens shall we pu, up with this
cut into our rish's' They may have heard Of
the late election in Vermont a, the department.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

gress, and Il the remaining states sspd men Of
the same poli,cs'ss before. the house win css-
prise i3s wings and loo Van Buren, men; leas-
ing the wings . majority Of % in the Hoop,
and ~ on Join, ballot, The chance 10. that
they viii have larger majority than this, rssh-
o. Than smaller. Al any rate. they may CAL
culate with entire confidence upon q clear ma
tori,y In both Houses, and Of course In ioias
ballot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

and dropped accidentally G. on the aooS -
soddenly and slyly, the dropped packages
were picked up by persons standing behind.
and oilcrs, having fac su,i, external ap.
pcsrnnoc. werV substituted. !, Is needless TO
add that these packages, containing a corrcs.
ponden' number with those stolen, contained
the votes Of fhs one party. These facts can
he proved
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

The event Of their instructions. In this the,
show they have no, been influenced by smbi.
ton, or prompted by the expectation OF the
'oases and fshes-,hey have been moved by
the lore Of liberty ard love OF country. ye,
spurrcd on under strong apprehension Of
impending danger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

Possibly, i, nigh, be for the benefit Of our
neishbors OF the whig If, indulging his curios
i'y at the expense oil his better judgment, he
should get his "shins" little battered by CON-
ing in contact with the "iin canister" or his
garments little bespattersd with mud. a.
word to the wise"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland c unity Cour, September Term 1870
hdhr' Of John Jackson/ Whersas, John
r. : Consnt 81 Brandon
James Hall. } in The County of


administrator OF John Jackso u a
Brandon, Decreased. at the Apri .rr.p % fais
Court, A. ID. 1910, commenced siIsa b..
gsinst James Hall. Of Orwell, In a. er
su,nn,onipg William II. Sanford, reG
said county NJ trustee Of the defrn irff I,i ria
oI the c,sr, &c. on note executed Il ..t4 5.s.
Jackson in his lie time, dated III aa sst
tor the sum Of $4,000. Also on t.s. 49,.
executed TO the said John Jackson in his ~. time
dated 18Th Of Nay, 1922, for the sum Of $500 90
payable in six months from date.
This cause having been duly entered in court
day thereof was given until this term; and now
the plain,h comes by BIigs.tS June his u,iotnies
and 1t being made to appear TO the court here,
that the defendant, st the time of the service OF
the plaintiffs writ, was absent from this STATE
and had not been notified Of the CONNIE nee mn nj
Of this suit.
II is therefore ordered by the court, that noiicss
Of the pendency Of this init be given 10 the de-
PENDANT, by publishing this order with the sub
stance of the plaintiff declaration in The Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, three weeks sue.
cessyely, the last Of which shall be a, ieas, six
weeks previous To the next term Of this court, 10
be h.o at Rutland sfore said on the second Tues.
day Of April A. ID. 1s4i. And day thereof was
given, &c. +. w. HOPKINS, Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
E'ecHor.--we are NOT able to add,

Elecfion.--We are not able to add any
more to the wing vote to-day. Hari-
"a and If we give all the rest to Van Bu.
rem he will have go. Majority for Harrison
lN-and'h will do if we don't &c, any more.
We shall endeavor to furnish table Of the
popular vote, SO soon as the official result, shall
be known.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

The Electors Of President and Vice. Pres
idens meet to-day to express the voice Of tho
People, ofwhich we have heard strong init.
.is - for some DAYS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

VT EhmoNb
Rutland County Court, September Term 1910.
Nathan n. Churchell Uhereos, Nathan
vs Churchell Of Bran
Ebenezer Johnson, il g. don IN the county
Alonzo Johnson. OF Rutland afore
said Al the September term of this Court. A. ID
1889 commenced his action against Ebenerer
Johnson, j. and AlonIo Johnson, both Of Goshen.
in the county Of Addison, by sommoning Thomas
Davenport as trustee OF the defendants IN u plea
Of the case, &c. on note dated 25th October, leJC
for the sum 81 800 payable in two years from the
LIST OF July then next with interest
This cause having been duly entered in Couri,
day thereof was given until ths term. And now
the plaintiff comes by John q. Newell, his after.
ney, and j. being made TO appear TO the Court
here that the defendants, al the time OF the ser
vice Of the plaintiffs writ were absent fvm this
State, and had not been notified u The commence
ment Of this suit.
II is therefore ordered by the court that notice
Of the Pendaney Of this suit be given 10 the de-
Pendants by Publishing this order with the sub
stance 81 the plaintiffs declaration, IN tine Rut-
land Herald, printed at Rotlsnd three weeks sue
cessively, the last Of which shall be at least sI
weeks previous TO The next term Of this court TO
be held al Rutland Aforesaid on The second Tues
day of April, A. ID. le4i. And day thereof was
given, &c } w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
Fresh Rasins.

RURT g. MASON have just received fresh Boz
ID and Keg fasinsj English Waloots, Almonds
Currants; Lemons, &c.
Rutland Nov 80 1870. 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
STATE OF VERMONT.

spencer "couioef "h0Ns sPfhoFf ~
rs Me Ouiber, Of Castleion
James Meomber. in the county Of Rutland
Aforesaid, n, the Septrm.
Der term OF this Court, A. ID 1889. commenced
his action against Jam.s MeOHber e Silver
Greek, in the County Of Cas- and State 81 Mich
igan in plea Of the for that the def ndaDi on
the LIST day Of January, 1899 was indebted 10 the
plsniid in the sum Of $4,000 for 90 much mo-
nsy had and received by the defendant Aud al
go fur that Tie defendant on the let day Of Jan
1889 was indebted 10 the plsinnf 10 The further
sum OF $4,000 for money by The PlAinuf lint
sdyanesd 10, paid, laid out and sIpeDdrd for the
defendant al his special instance and nqaest
This cause having BEEN duly snbfrd IN Court,
day thereof ives given Until III. present term
And nov the plaintiff eom.s by Zifnn Howe, lis
sitorney, and IL having been made 10 sPPrar 10
the court here that the d~fsBdsni, al the tine Of
the service of ,he plaintiffs wit, Vas sbs-aif m
this STATE, and had not berH noubsd 81 the con-
ms nee mt 81 this suit. IL is therefore orosfed
By th@ Court, that notice Of Ia. p~Hdsney 81 ihif
suit be given 10 thu defendant by publishing this
order, with the Substance Of the plsiniiHs dTels-
rstion in the Rutland Herald, printed al Ruii'nd
three weeks s0eessavsy, the last Il ~hirh shall
be al last siI weeks PREVIOUS IN The nrst ,rrf,
az III IL Court ta b. h.ld Al Hsil.sa Ef,ssssid 81
ih- s<coad Thursday OF Apnl A. d. I,+i. And
day thereof ~as gis,n. as
wv HoPElss, cisfi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01


The Senators named in the first column, re-
puor to, or simultaneously with, the in
rtion Of Gen Harrison into Office, by the
walton of thsir tsrm- Ofthsss seventeen
asioss all are Van Buren, mon except five,
pee names are printed in Roman. or the
Who hold over, and who will regularly con-
Ue in Office during the whole or a part Of
"a. Hatrison's Administration, IA are wings,
eir names are printed in Roman,) and six
Van Buren, men. One wing senator, Mr.
mes +. Simmons, of Rhode Island, has
ln elected within a few days past, for six
lrs from the 4th Of March next: leaving 81
% elected between now and the date just
utioned, either for full term or to fill va
pcies. OF these il mny be expected that at
vi IL will be Whigs, viz: one from Maine,
from Massachusetts, one from New Jer-
!, two from Delaware, two from Virginia,
from North Carolina, one from Georgia,
from Kentucky, one from Maryland, and
from Michigan. There is a chance also
a whig from Tennessee, instead of Mr..
lderson. But counting only those to be
e,ed by Legislatures known to be wing, and
living the rest for the Administration, the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

DROKE into the enclosure OF the subscribe
ID about the 30th Of Oct, a two year old red
Steer The owner is requested to Prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
JOSEPH H. HAY.
Rupert Nov g. 1910 i8-Jl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
EstrayS.

CAME into my enclosure about the frs, of Nov, 4
~ Yearlings-3 red Steers and one line back Heif-
er. The owner 10 requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them swIy.
IRA CORHAM
Ira. Dec. ], 1910. 48loO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

Total, SO
Such will probably DO tho composition Of
} new senate; giving the wings majority Of
4 which, is sufficient FOR all practical pur po-
p Let us now look at the
MOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
he annexed schedule presents at one view
James and politics Of the members elect.
% the nett l27th) Congress, and the wing
y OF loss. Those marked are members
he present Congress.
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