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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
NOTICE.
A Grist-mill and Saw-mill are
offered for sale.

AIsO-f0 acrcs OF good Meadow Land, partly
feared situated mile and aquartcr North OF the
Meeting house in Fairbavcn.
The above property will be sold collectively or Sc
paratey according to the wishes of purchasers For
particulars in uire of Jacob Dayey Joshua Qunton
Iairhayen, Nov. IG, 1889 minion i6-fi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
STATE OF VERMONT. DE it remembered

STATEUF VEKMONT. RE Il Remembered
District of Fairaaven. : - that at stated
Probate Court held at Castleion within and for the
District of Fairhavcn, III executor of
RICHARD ROBlNSON'S
estate late Of Pawet in said district, deceased propo
scs to render an account of his administration Ii is
ordered, that said be examined in a court to
be held at Is. +. Lnngdons Office in Castleton on the
I'd "Wednesday in FEBRUARY, ana that publication Of
copy Of this order three weeks successfully in the
Rutland Herald printed at Rutland soon as may be
shall be sufficient notice to all concerned to appear
if they cause and object thereto. true copy Of
Record, Ii. +. LANGDON, Register. 3-5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
FAR NJ FOR SALE.

LII ~ fNHE Subscriber offers for
~ asSA ~ l. sale his Farm, lying in
EIt W the west part Of Tinmouih
Tx Said farm contains about two
.--&y<s-s2Sss- hundred acres al land we'll
@>~A~Sst- e-i--I~ divided into moving and pas
ipfsge Ocod wood lot aud sugar orchard, all Of
which ~ wei waIercd a Dwelling Rouse
Wood Shed large Barn and Horse Barn adi oiuing,
b n by III, two small Barns, and other out build.
ings convenient for keeping Dairy or Sheep.
EoT further particulars empire on the premises
OF JOHN WOODRUFF.
Nrhs, Oct 81. 31-tf
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FAUauIER WHITE; SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THIS establishment 40 miles from Alexandria II.
i c. and 35 from Fredericksburg, is again open for
the reception of company and will be conducted with
more energy than ever Every thing within reach
will be done To make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the dining and bed
roolns' The Bathing Establishment will he complete
supplying the bnthers with hot and cold free stone
and sulphur water at pleasure. The lovers of music
will find the band unsurpassed
1t may be due to the Public as well as ourselves to
say the virtues of the waters have been srkingy cx-
emplfed in several other of dropsy this Spring
much to have confirmed in the minds ofmany
the opinion that almost ina!libe remedy for thai
affecting disease is here afforded.
The better to accommodate the Public arrange
mens have been made for keeping the establishment
open he Tboie year The charge for board, from the
18th of October to lei June will be barely sufficient
to cover the additional expense 3 per week and du-
ring the month ofJune, and from 10Th September s o
per week S35 per month; g. for two months; and
FOR me season commencing 18th June and ending LIST
October, $50 being less than - cents per day TO those
who stay the whole season, Boardp per day - Meals
and lodging 80 cents. Children under twelve years
OF age, and coorcd servants halt price white servants
three fourths price Horses 80 cents per day.
Iri-weekly stages will run from Alexandra and
fredericksburg after LIST July they will run daily
The subscriber, superintendent with the approval
Of the President of the company (Mr. Jones Green
has engaged the services of such assistants as enle
him to hope that general satisfaction will be given
~ 72aw6w DANIEL WARD.
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DOLITICAL ELoQUENCE AND POLITI
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Speeches Of the Right Hon William Huskisson,
and the Right Hon. Mr.. Wyndham, with the life Of
each The two contained in | volume octave Gle
pages price Il so, published at 81, 80
Speeches OF Philips, Curran, Grattan and Emmett,
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The most Celebrated Speeches of Chatham Burke,
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same low range of prices, by T. TAYLOR,
June 10.
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PICTORIAL. HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
/ being History of the People well as His
ory Of the Kingdom, illustrated with many hundred
superior engravngs delineating their monumental re-
cords, coins civil and military costume, domestic
buildings furniture ornaments cathedras ana other
great works of architecture sports and other ustra-
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DUBLIC LANDS.-tienera public acts of Con
gross respecting the sale and disposition of the
public lands with the instructions issued from time to
time by the Secretaries of the Treasury and the Com
missioners of the General Land Office and the Off
cia opinions of the Aitornes General on questions
arising under the Land Laws running from 716 tc
the present time 2 vols, octave with many maps.
pats engrayings Of surveys of Indian lands,
ions sc. Sc. A few copies only for sale by
July IL. f. TAYLOR.
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SCOTT'S TACTICS just received for sale by
- f. TAYLOR. Tactics for the Exercises and
Nllnquyres of the United States Infantry, by MAJOR
general Scott 3 vols, 1910
Also Instruction for Field Artillery, Horse ana
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-. Subscriptions taken for the British United Ser
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at extremely low prices cI;o London ,7os
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MI Ernncb Doninions in Amerlca-thelr natural
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Complete History OF Europci 10 volumes from
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Rapin and Findalls History of England, in vols.
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Die,ionarie Universal Geographlque ct Historlque
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Astronumla Britannica London, 1863
SulIys Memoirs 5 vols London, 1888
Bishop Burnets History Of his own times, vols
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NEW NOVEL," The Quiet Husband" by Miss
IN Pickering author of " Merchants Daughter,
The Fright" &C. is just published and this day re-
eHSed, Tor sale by
mIyll F. TAYLOR.
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TICKS COMPLETE WORKS, CHEAP
~ Comprised in volumes, of about 400 pages
each, well printed and neatly bound in CLOTH and
containing his Christian Philosopher, Philosophy of
Religion Philosophy of Future State, Celestial See
merry of the Heavens, the Improvement Of Society,
his Essay Covetousness, and his Essay the
Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement Of Man
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~ EORGlA SCENES, Characters and Incidents
VI in the first half century of the Republic, by
tive Georgian Second edition with original illusra
tons, vol this day received for sale by F. TAl-
LOR
Also, the hundredth volume of Harpers Family
Library containing Professor Uphams Outlines OF
Imperfect and Dsordered Mental action. may 81
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DURNAP'S LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN,
LON the cultivation of the Mind, formation of cha
rarter and the conduct of life volume
DR. F.. Halls =" Letters from the East and from { he
West" vol.
Lecture on the relation between the Holy Scrip
lures and some parts of Geological Science by John
Pye Smith, ID. d., p G. s.
just received by +. TAYLOR, Immediately East
of Gadsby's Hotel may ~
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RorcHETTE's BRITISH COMMONS

p0FCHETTE'S BRITISH DOMINIONS
ID IN NORTH AMERICA, in 3 vols. quarto,
bcne complete Typographical and statistical descrip-
'on y Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick
ana Nova Scotia; Newfoundland, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton Islands &c, with engraved plans
oftowns, plans Of the Harbours with the Soundngs,
Typographical Maps, Statistical Tables Tables of
Distances, &c, by Lieut. Col Bouchotte, Surveyor
General, Ne single copy this day received and
for sale nv +. TAYLOR.
may l2-l
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NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF nj
In CHOLAS NlCKLEBY-N Number one of
Master Humphreys Clock by Boz, will be re-
ing This number will contain portrait Of the au-
thor engraved steel, with numerous Illustrations.
May II
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CHARLES ELLWOOD,

CHARLES ELLWOOD
A Tale, by O. A Brownson, Editor of the Boston
IA Quarterly in | volume, just published, is this
day received for sale by f. TAYLOR.
From The authors preface,-e With these remarks
dismiss this little book to its fate | have taken
much pleasure in its compositions have embodied in
il the result of years of inquiry and reflection and |
have thought ii not adapted to the present state of
the public mind in this community 1t deals with the
weightest problems OF philosophy and theology and
perhaps minds may find IT not altogether worth
less. /" may 26.
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DOTTA'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICA AN
ID REVOLUTION, CHEAP.-In two octave
volumes handsomely printed ard well bound, Sh and
last edition, containing nine hundred pages with
cngrayngs Price for the set ~ 49, just received and
for sale by +. TAYLOR.
June II
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GtHRISTIAN'S DEFENSIVE DICTIONA-
~ RY, being a refutation of the arguments and OBJ
Jectons that have been urged against the Bible ar
ranged and classified in alphabetical order, complete
in one volume of 3i7 pages price ~ in neat
cloth binding For sale by +. TAYLOR
NAV u
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SCHOOL PREMIUM BOOKS, in great variety,
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n UIZOT'S EDITION OF SPARKS WASH
VI INGTON CORRESPONDENCE in A vo-
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by NJ, Guizot, on the Influence and Character of
Washington. Just imported and for sale by
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NEW NOVEL by Hoffman, author of A Win.
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by +. Taylor. Also volumes l04 and l05 of Harper s
Family Library, containing " Life and Travels of
Mungo Park, and the Natural History OF Animals
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CHANCELLOR KENT'S COURSE OF
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JOHNSON'S SCRAPS, number Mum
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TAYLOR, filled with engravngs.
may 81
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TEvlIE BOOK OF JASHER, referred to in Jo
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Dunlap's History Of the State of New York,
Dictionary ofthc Protestant Episcopal Church, by
Rev VIM Staunion.
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Hand Book Of Horaliry. Hand Book Of Hciog-
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The Dramatic Works Of Massinger and Ford com
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with Introduction by Hartley Coeridge.
British Naval Biography Duties Of Troops, by
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INEDERAL GOVERNMENT - History of the
Il Federal Government for fifty years, from March
1889, to March, 1899, by Alden Bradford, l., L. d.
editor of the Massachusetts, State Papers, &c, &c.
Just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR,
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INCEST Of the Decisions of the Courts of Com
IL mon Law and Admiralty in the United States,
ty Theron Metcalf and Jonathan G. Perkins to be
completed in three volumes, octave, embracing the
Decisions Of all the Courts of the different States and
" the United States, excepting Courts of Equity
classified and arranged alphabetically as to subjects
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PHILLIPS ON INSURANCE, new edition,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

We copy from the Fedcre' Union the
following papers, to which we call The at
tcu,ion Of all our southern readers.
INCENDTARY DOCUMENTS.
We invite the attention OF The public to
the following letter of the Governor. adj
dressed to the Hon. >. NJ. Gales, whig
member of Congress from the state of
New York, who has impiously attempted
to insult the people of Georgia, by for
war,ling to their Chief Magistrate docu-
ments from Abolition Societies in England
and elsewhere, the nature and import OF
which requires that they should not be Ell
thcr circulated or published in he State.
The indignant rrbuke Of the Governor
to this viIlaiuous incenhiary. whose frank
as a member Of Congress, is SO lilly merited
by him as an honorable member of the Con-
gress of this republic, will, we doubt not.
meet the candid assent of every Southern
man, if il dnes uur reach the sensiblli'y OF
The destitute creature who has subjected
himself to The contempt of every Gcor-
gian, by eni-avoring thus to medle with
their constitutional rights and insi'lously
attempting to offer them aud indisnily for
which his neck would pay the forfeit ii
their soil bore his foot steps.
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II T. Z III S /.


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The Travellers Friend.-In Madaeas

The Travellers Friend.-In Madagas-
car grows singular tree, (Urania) which,
from iIs property Of Welding water, il
called the Travellers Friend. 1t differs
from most other trees. in having all its
branches in one place, like the sticks ofa
fan, or the feathers of a peacock's tail
At The extremes ofcach branch, grows
broad double leaf, several feet in length,
which spreads itselfout very gracefully
These leaves rodiate heat so rapidly after
sunset, that copinus deposition of dew
takes place upon them; soon collecting in-
10 drops, forms little streams which go
down the branches to The trunk. Here it
is received into hollow spaces of considera-
BILE magnitude, one of which is found at
The root Of every branch. These BRAN
cIes lie one abnve the other alternately.
and when a knife. or what is better, fiat
piece ofstick. (for it is not necessary TO cut
the ,rec) is inserted between the parts
which outlay. and slightly drawn TO one
side so as TO cause an opening, stream
of water sushes out. as If from fountain.
Hence The appropriate name of "rravel-
lcr's Friend" !"
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POCKET BO0k LOST.

II OST about the 18th, July last, on the low
L er Columbia Road, leading to Hamburg,
between MIR. Watson's aud the Old Wells,
alarge o,rr,o
containing, Notes aud Accounts. viz: one Note
on Absolum Horn. for Thiity-lnnr dollars
given in March last, and due the 24tll, OF De-
cember next One on julius Satcher. for Four
teen Dollars, given in March last and due
sometime in June last. One on Arthur Lott for
Three Dollars and fifty cent. date not rec"lec-
ted. Mr. DerricI, Hosorback was witness to
both Mr.. Sa,chrr'< and MIR Lofts Mites. All
persons are hereby cautioned from trading for
said Notes, and the drawers are requested not
to pay them. unless ACCOMPANIED w''l' an order
from me- Aty information respecting SAID
Notes or Accounts will be thankfully re"c rrd.
SYDNEY MORRIS.
Aug. 10, lS40. cD
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fCoPY J
(copY
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. ga"
N;lledueyille. 10Th Sept. 1910.


S,n-Au address 10 the Hon. George r.
Gilmer. my predecessor in office. from
foreign Abolition Convention, forwarded
under YOUR frank as member Of The Con-
press of the IT, States has becn received al
this Department. Il was soon followed
bv another package containing resolutions
Of the Convention, addressed tnthe same
gentleman, bu, superscribed to me. The
superscrip,ion of this package is in The
handwriting Of thar of the first, which
leaves no doubt that Georgia is indebted
to a whig member Of Congress ofN' Y. for
both.
The audacious attempt OF foreign Con-
vention 10 interfere with the free inter-
course between the States Of The Union,
is coualled only by your insolence in for
wardins copy of their proceedings TO this
Department. -.
This is a subject which, with the object
intended TO be accomplished by it, admits
or no argument, and all who seek to aeiIate
i, and carry out The above purpose, either
by couring foreign alliances, or 'hn use OF
oiher means, shall be regarded and trea-
ted as public eucmics, outlaws and traitors.
am, &c.
CHARLES J. MCDONALD.
Hon. S. Nj. Gates, New York.