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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
The Ooiqion orIvr,tiqgton - CORRESPOND

The Opinion Of VrsFiugfon. "A correspond
ent has sent US tho following extract ola letter
from General Washington TO John Armstrong
ain n country like this, whore equal liberty
is enjoyed, where every man may reap his own
harvest, which by proper attention viii afford
him much more than is necessary ior his own
consumption, aud mechanical oXcriiou, ftheir
cannot oe found money sufficient Tor the COM
mon purpose, Of life, not 20 mention the nee
essary commercial circulation, il IL evident
there IS something amiss IN the Riiing POiH
,cal Po,rer. which requires a steady, rcgula
ting, cncruriic, honest h1nl 70 correct anil con-
troll. Every mans experience viii tell him
when such a state Of things exist the most
melancholy and uaequirocal proof Of 1t being
general GaH IN ne prize Of property.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

A Sailors Hiss.-Wo were highly amused
by li,ile incident which is said TO have taken
place at the Fair in Boston on Wednesday.
Among the numerous visitors was Z noble
hearted Jolly tar, who after having wandered
about for some time, view ing the rich and va
ried articles of exhibition. SUDDENLY came ,oihe
table Of lovely and rich young !ady-when
Jack after viewing the table and cycling the
lovely damseI, could refrain no longer, and
said 10 a friend near by-"I would give tmcniy
dollars 10 kiss that girl. No sooner said than
d01c-"Ynu may,"sail the young lady, timid-
~ stepping forward, and receiving a sweet kiss.
Jack nothing daunied. planked the money, and
ii,ieeling he had made good bargain.-Sa-
len, O5Serrer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

The Periis Of the Seat is computed
that every sixteen sailors who die of all dis
eases eleven die by drowning or in wrecks
that the number of British ships which are
los, is abou, one TO twenty hvc--iha, nearly
two-,housand perish annually in the mighty
deep, chiefly from shipwreck nv which prop
crty to the amount, Of three millions annually
is absolutely lost 10 the nation, and hundreds
OF widows and thousands Of orphans arc
thrown upon the cold and precarious charity
Of the public-ihat the more frequent cause
Of these shipwrecks is intcmperance-and
that is the case Of those who are saved from
snch sudden death and waicry grave, so Sc
we're is the labor and exposure of the sea-
men, that for,y-iive is the average limit of life.
Ph,lad ~ American
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

q, h,., r.cri,es squib under the doubtful
[..,.y-, Of "wslivisbefs." commencing with
-. rasniy and abusive language concerning
4 ,.rst. and ending with proposal 10 open
|. ,s,sma,, according ia prescribed restrictions,
k,f~o.ion Of the relative claims Of Van Buren,
g,rison 70 The presidency. II Well
.As, vii scnd u' a civil article and lenve
~ yryil-ee Of commenting upon !, as we
a, s.sper. We will give him a hearing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
Tho Troy Mail says that Col. Worth has
jus. been ordered w Florida, 10 take active
command in The war

An oar, marked 'B. lexington and suppos-
ed to have belonged to that i'll faied boat, was
picked up in Narraganset Bay last week.
The U. S. sloop-oi-war Prcble, Commander
Breeze, arrived in our harbor on Saturday,
from Portland via Grand Menan, and sailed
again yesterday morning, on a cruise, intend
ing, as we understood, to touch at Digby and
Annapolis. Sentinel.
First Ice On Tuesday last, there was ice
about the thickness of n wafer, in small pond
near Sing Sing, West Chester county.
United States Baak-Mr. Jaudon has ar
rived in this cny lie brought out 100000
sovcrcigns in gold for the United States Bank.
The following Banks have agreed TO aid the
United States Bank to the amount of upwards
ofihree millions of dollars, in order TO enable
her to resume specie payments, viz Peunsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, North America, Northern
Liberties, and Moyamensing N. american
NeldncSoly.-W learn that on Tuesday
last, as a Mr.. Ba,chelGer of Andover. VT,
with his wife, was returning from visit to
Townsend, Mass, in n wagon, the hold-back
strap broke, in descending hill in Jaifrcy,
and the horse got clear, but the wagon was
overturned by passing over bank. Mrs. b.
was instantly killed, by wounds on the head.
Mr.. b. escaped unhurt.-Keenc Sentinel.
The Loco focos can now aflix O. X. 10
their standard, with much proprieiy. The
bitter lament with them now $50. X. oil
conquered.
HoriJle.-The Louisville Journal states
that five hundred Loco Focos recently attend
ed a wing meeting in Virginia, but only four
hundrcd came array
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

Such Is tho caecfncss OF the I.ocoloeo Cd
iinrs 30 "crow' at tho results Of the late clcc-
tons that they are tapping their wings a,
great rate since The annihilaiipn Of l.ocoloco.
ism has taken placc ia uhc Green Mountain
stats, Tot the croirjsg ihcy arc obliged 10 leave
TO TIC wings, for as Soon rs they get upon
The fence iof mat purpose, Wing Gun hits
,hem under tho lcn wing, which chokes their
uuerance and they COCO coo--bu, The a.3go.
die doo-D. k.--Don'i komo
laasingburcb Ga,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

fsNAkEN from Re eds inn, ~ Rutland, by mistake
4 on ondav the 18Th s. pembor a black one
horse Wagon aying Elliptic Springs Of steel, whole
wrought AL cs stocked with wood, fashionable
niring square box. with two steps each side. a
dash board Of leather the seat cushioned with dark
cpofcd CLOTH the whfietree fastened to the
piece OF the thhls by leather Vtocvcr has sad
Wagon ia his possession is requested 10 return the
same Immediately. Any person giving information
where said wagon can be found, shall be suitably re-
wardcd A. W, REED.
Rutland, Oct g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
DIED.

In Rutland, June 18Th John IL Mead, accd
10, son at Abner Mead. Sept. %, Mrs Nan
cy Mead. aged 50. wife Of Abner Mead
In Shrewsbury, on tho 23d alt, Mrs Mary
Couk, aged IS, wife Of Unah Cook, late OF
Shrewsbury. Printers in New York, New
New Hampshire are requested to insert Tins
death
IN Clarendon. on the 2d inst. Mr. John
Smith, Revolutionary Pcnsioncr, aged 70
Printers IN New York are requested Sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

"S'gns o ira The Tennessee Sentinel.
Van Buren, PAPER, after reviewing the actual
condition Of things as shown nv the elections.
gives uierance 10 the following signal OF dis
tress.
"The fact is not 10 be disguised, that the
Democratic lL1col p7rty is but the shadov Of
what II was even one wear ago. Many n or
strong holds have surrendered 70 the enemy.
and where the Harrison mania viii stop God
know, better than we do"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

CoMPLdMENrARY.-h a public table in
Plntsburg, on Saturday last, gentleman from
Albany was compllnenilng Vermont cor the
prompiness with which the Green Mountain
Bows turned out for the defence Of PlattsbuTg
in Isli--,o which Mr. Van Ness replied, that
much allowance should be made for that occa-
sion. "Many, no doubt said he, went to
plsttsbufr on tat emergency from patriotic
motives. out more to see tight-Othcrs from
various motives; and, had the battle resulted
differently, a large proportion Of them would
have joWedhe emmy" O, said our informant,
how blushed and hung my head IN shame to
lie my State thus yiliied and abused by one
who owed so mucl 10 is partially. But thus
il is The people Of Vermont have shOweTed
their h0nors upon Mr. Van Ness, be has pre-
sumed every thing upon their indulgence. Bot
now, forsoo,h, because they refuse TO be soil
out 10 locofscoisn, viper ike, hc must turn and
sung ihcnIto the heart. Not content that his
state should be duly honored for her patriotic
services on the occasion alluded 70, he must
needs brand his ncighbOrs with the most in;a-
nous designs Well may the people Of Yer
mort. with good Old l,eir, eIciaim.
Hos shlrp-r than ssrpents tooth his,
To have ihsHsiess child"
"The first sct.yc pau ! ever took 10 politics"
said one OF the Piati,burg volunteers 90 Us the
other day, "was D. secure the election % a rep
reseniatiye VINO would vote Tor Mr.. Van Mss
Senator. bgt how much reason ! have to be
thankful that my e!i0r.s were unsuccessful"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

wr.uw puLy JoraS ''.--E. p. Walton
L. soas gta7ase to publ '7ily Journal
No. yoaoedings Off - be
T. % subscribers at
5sgs TO the prococ
H,l contain the CT.
rl sill advocate the election
b. We recommend it to the pal
j. pablic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

WORTHY 81 notee.-Nhen John Q. Adams
was President, he signed al the land paien's
with his own hand. IS constituting part OF
bis duties as Chief Magistrate ofthe Republic.
Martin Van Buren, with his Characteristic dis
inieresielness, has 50 arranged the matter
that his son receives a salary Of 81 900 i0r
,he rerf,rtnan~e 81 tins duty. Yet, John
Quinc, Adams was c0nsiiereda naughty ans
tocra,, and Martin Van Barren is regarded - .
I've ,eDlhllxAp " k.s followers
kSLe.l ~. % So.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

We learn from the Savannah Georgian
that an affair Of honor took place al Amelia
leland, on the 7th instant, between Lieut. Nav
OF tic army, aud Lieut., Gregory, Of Jackson
Sillc late OF the Army An exchange Of sliuls
passed, when tho difficulty was settled They
fought with pistols, and Lieut. q, was slight.
" wounded in The log
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

FIRE md Lo,, n Lif--A kitchen and smoke
house belonging ip Mr.. WIN. Harris, on tho
outskirts Of Naichcz, were destroyed by fire
ON The gtli inst. Two servants, a girl and a
boy. los, their lives The boy was in a sick
bed aud was found crispod cindcr--ihc girl
was taken ont alive. horribly burnt, but died
IN iew hours ia tie most eXcruca,ing agony
and pain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

Melancholy Occurrence. Mr.. John T.. Van
Aleu- OF Glencadll, aged about , years, son
Of tic late Adam Van Alien, Esq, was drown
ed IN Undertook creek, near that place, on
Saturday night, the 10Th inst, The deceased
left lpmc in the early part Of the evening, for
the pOrpose of catching cells, and not return
ing at I've time expected. search was made for
him, anahis liecss body was found in the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

Worth Remembering. have been in
formed, by gentleman who has had prac-
teal proof OF its success, OF new mode Of
keeping fruit fresh for the table, as grapes,
pluIns, &c. a long time after they have been
gathered. !, is simply to alternate them in
layers with cotton batting. in clean stone jars,
and to place them in a chamber secure from
frost. The discovery was accidental. A serv-
ami maid in the family of VIM. Morcy, of I'm
ion Village, Washington county, about TO visit
her ircinds, secured a quniity of plums in this
way, TO preserve them till her return. They
were found TO have kept in excellent condi-
ton, long after the fruit had disappeared in
the garden From the hint thus afforded, Mr.
Mercy, Mr.. Holmes, and one or two neigh
bors, laid down grapes in this manner last
fall, and they enjoyed the luxury Of fresh, fine
favored fruit through the winter, until the
early part of March. -BUefs Cuitiudto,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
, HENRY HALL, Register.

N{TE the subscribers being appointed bs he Hon.
w the probate court for the District Of Fsfhayen
commissioners to Tcciye, examine and ADJUST all
eais and demands 81 persons against the estate Of
RICHARD W ROBINSON,
late 81 Portage the county Of Aiiegany and ssfe
Of Nc~ York, deceased. represented insaivent. and
also all claims aud demands othibei offset the
To- and npaths from TIE 2itb day 81 August last
being allowed by said court Tor that purpose we DO
therefore hereby give noioe that we vii attend 10
The business Of our sad appDintsut al Elisha Allen :
Office IN Pawiet. IA sad district The 6f.i Ihufdsy
~ February, l81l from O'Clock uhlil four ocoo
l.. NJ. on taid day.
NATHAN ALLEN "ommis-
LUTHER Is. WOOD, s0uo's
Pawlet Sept 20. 1870. U-i2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

Those States marked with a star, choose
(nbers of congress on the same day that
Z officers are chosen.
he Electors meet a, the capitols Of the
3eciiye states in which they are chosen, on
second day of December, and give in their
OTIS for President and Vice President.
he following is an oiiic ial statement Of the
y, Of the election for President and Vice
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

yI( L the subscribers being appointed by tho
w Hon Probate court for The District OF Rnt'
land, commissioner to receive, examine and ad.
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
The estate Of Dexter Bahbiu
late Of Pnt-ford in sad district deceased repre-.
scented in,oreni aud alsa all claims aud drnands
exhibited IN oil ct thereto, and months from the
i4th day of August last being allowed by said
court for that purpose. we do therefore hereby
give notice that We will attend 10 the business OF
our sald appointment, ut the dwelling hoUsr Of
Tilson in Plilslord 90 tlc last Tnesdnys Of Dee.
ant Jan next from until O'Clock on each Of
said DAYS
5 DAMON lr.;.,o..
Piuslori, Sept. -. $40. $40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

STATE e. ,i or :, y.tG,uo.r, }REa "~:- =:

STATE or VERMONT, 1DE II rm.m.
ia inci 81 Hutand - ID bcr,i that %
SPECIAL Pfftsis court h0idrn "A kunInd, ~dhis
aud fer ssid d sit'ct tbs I}ih day oi Sept, a.
ID i-iO. iTssent Wm ilsli. Judge.
crrtsih iusirumsnt ia suhng, under sssl.
pufplfiug % be the at wili and irsihm~ni 81
Copids- bite ate %. IS alling f1fd m ssid district,
d"c-As~d, having bfrn pf~seaisd - ssid 6Ssa By
lsham White ne executor tb,ifin nsgsS, Gs
probate sne aiioNanre
Il 70 osdrfrd that sad NIL 10 tslrrfss 10 pro-
sAie b. a cosft g. 10 hold oa ihe first Mssssy
BEN. th. SECOND Dry - AoV.ihtsf n.it. ssS
that . cop, - 80. rdsr be psslshss 10 the Rst
lssd Ii-sd ibfss wssss succsuEriy, Ifsvpsr
10 sad ess'i A sss eopy ~ record.
~ IA HEssf kALk, HAxlssf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
STATE Of VERMONT, }YtlE IT rmem.
Distinct Of Rutland, IS ~ sered that a,

STATE Of VERMONT, }YtlE II remem-
Distrct Of Rutland, IS - bsredt that a.
a SPECIAL session oi the pfo5ats court held AZ Rat
lsnd within aud for SAID distinct on the 81 day
Of October, a u. $50.
Frssen, VIZ lfAIL, Judge
Ssdsc'F rishl,, administrator upon the estate Of
JAMES FltlSBlE,
late Of Tinmouih a sad district dscsssedi int.'-
tate makes application 10 the court for iiernss g.
sr;a the rssi estate of sad drcrsssd, beng Lis
home farm aud cans ting Of sbost 20 acre, Of
land lying IN linn ,u;h and Wells ~ b the bg 70
ing. thereon inssgiueh a. the pefslnal .si4i. -
insufficient 60 pay The debts Of aid dresased bv
about 500, AID psh u such estate cannot bs
sDi without inIufy 10 those intsfss.sd ia ihs re
~. ndsr. Il b. ordered that The consideration
thereof be referred g. court 20 be held on the
first Nordly being %, .~cond day a. NsV,misr
prIt snd Ib.i s.ie, thsfeoi ~ gis'n ~ Pah'''h-
Isg copy VI tie order tilfes -sess sseesssissiy
.. tbs Kss.sRa ilsfa.d previous 10 that Use.
true soy = sscnss
n-1 nExAS HALL. ks,.Ass
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

sGre1i Failur>s Tho Syracuse Conyen.
ton Of Wings numbered only Iiliy thousand
persons
The Dayton Convsniioh at O..io Was . mere
nash IN tho pan. There we're oaly one hundred
u v.e pa1oS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

and had borne his neglect, the tears of her
children, the grippe of famine, and the railing
of the drunkard, without repining. Never had
her cSerions slackened, never had harsh
word passed her lips. At night, when she
put her children 10 sleep, she wcpt and watch
ed for his coming, and when he did come,
drunk, as usual, she undresscd and assisted
him 10 bed without murnur or reproach--
At last her courage well nigh exhausted, she
resolved upon one las, desperate effort.
At night, having disposed OF her three old.
est children she took her two youngest by the
hand and bent her steps TO the groggery her
husband was accustomed TO frequent. She
looked into the window, and there he sat, in
the midst Of his boon companions, with his
pipe IN his mouth and glass in his hand. lie
was evidently cxitcd, though not yet drunk
Great was the aStOniShment oi that bad COM
pany, and enormous, Mr.. Truesdell's dismay
and confusion, when his wife pale as marble,
and leading two iaitcred and bareiooted babes,
stepped mp 10 the bar called for glasses of
brandy toddy, and sa, down 5y his side.
what the devil brings YOU here. Mary
/ said he moroselv.
1T is very lonesome at home, and your bu-
siness seldom allows you to be there replied
the meek wife. There is no company like
come to YOU. have right to share your
pleasures as well as your sorrows.'
But to come TO such a place as this" ex-
posiulated Tim.
'No place can he improper where M hus-
band is, said poor injury. Whom God hath
COINED together let no man put asundcr!,-
She took up the glass of alcohol.
Surely you arc not going to drink thatH
asked Tim, in huge establishment.
why mott You say that you drink to for
get SORROW, and ifhrandy has that effect, am
sure no living creature has so good an excuse
for drinking as I--besdes, have not eaten a
mouthiul TO day, and really need something
TO support my strength
Woman woman! you are not going to
give the children such stuff as that = cried
! Tim, as she handed each of the children a
glass of liquor.
why notl Can children have a better
example than their fathersl Is not what is
good for him good for them also 1t will put
them to sleep, and they will forget that they
are cold and hungry. Drink, my children
/ this is fire, and bed, and food and clothing
Dnnk-you can see how much good it does
/ your father
With seeming reluctance. Mary suffered her
husband 10 conduct her home, and that night
/ he prayed long and iervently, which he had
not done for many years
| The next evening as, O miracle he return
ed homewlrd with a steady step. he saw his
oldest boy run into the house and heard him
eXclaim, oh. mother! here comes father, and
he is not drunk Tears courscd down the
: peniieni's cheek, and from that hour he has
/ not tasted strong drink. lie had never been
vicious or unfeeling; and as soon rs his eman-
cpaiion from the ihraldom Of a dahasinr APP
petite became known. friends, employment,
and prosperity returned to him As FOR Mrs.
Truesdeil, she is the hlppirst Of women, and
never thinks without pride OF her first and las,
/ visit to the dram shop.-N. Y. Sun,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

"as .o-o.s-- - ..1.- :. G.-..- LH.c.-
al Encampmcnt on the plains Of York.
town on the 10Th of October next, in
commemotatIon of the surrender Of
CORVALLIS TO the combined armies Of
France and the United States, in the
last battle Of the Wings of the Rcvolu-
ton; and that the Wings of the Ma,
ton of the present day be invited then
and there to assemble, TO perform the
holy rites of patriotism"
albany Daily .7arerti,sr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

A few days since we heard flaming Var
Buren, man arguing with Wing on the pub
lie expenditures. lie maintained that the ex-
penditures under Adams were about $4,000,
600 yearly, the least amour, for any one Of
his years, being over SD 100000. as could BE-
shown by his several messages. He forgot
that ten millions year were paid in liquida-
ton of the public debt. Deduct this from the
eross amount and II leaves over Sl2,000,000,
as the actual expenses of goyernment. Bat
what public debt has Van Buren, paid Not
a dollar, except what he himself has created.
On the other hand lie found in the treasury a
surplus of about twenty millions, he realised
about FIVE millions from the u. ). Bank stock;
and has had the whole revenue of the country
since his accession, and with all tbs has run
the government ia debt about five millions -
la fact. had 1t not been for the accumulated
revenue on hand and the bank stock, we should
now have a national debt of about thirty mill
ion of dollars, all created since the lth Of
March ls37.-Grecnfch Mercury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
READ AND PRES ERVE.
ELECTION ron 1910.

The following table will be found handy as
natter Of reference. 1t has been compiled
|iIh grea, care and is believed to be accura,e
State Presidential No. of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

A Confirmed Thief--The Richmond Star
mentions the case of a young man. very re-
specially connected, who successfully enter
ed the two Baptist churches in that place, and
stole the Bibles which he afterwards sold. -
He was committed to prison, and was scarce
ly in there an honr before he stole thirty
seven and half cents from fellow prisoner
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

STATE OF VERMONT, )DE it re-.
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS. I'D member.
ed that at special Probate Court held al Rut.
land within and for said district on the I'd day
OF October, A. d. lSiO.
PRESENT, WV. Han. Judge.
An instrument pulp ring 10 be the last will
and testament of Thomas Steward late a Claren-
don in sam district deceased having been present
ed 10 this Court by Henry G. Steward, the Exec
uior therein naInrd, 7 probate IT is ordered
that the consideration thereof be referred 10 n
court 10 be held the fret Monday, being the %
day of November next, and that a copy OF tbs or
der be publish d in the Il iiland Herald three
weeks successfully previous 20 SAID court.
A true copy Of record
4D-42 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
Y. u. Electoral maj.

Y. II. Electoral maj. 90
I've states that wcnt for Van Buren, IN
We haze already gained New York e.,
ala y. Louisiana ;. Connecticut :, X.
{, Michigan ;, making IN all - votes
/ 'aesc irom Van Bureaus 40 and II will
an n isi0 only - votes, cnncediug,
b aao..y improbable, that be will loose
re states. Add the IS gain 70 Ham
- su.eS and II will give Tie Farmer Of
Dead 30s votes.
Van Bgren l votes ia South Cafolira
'ioN ham 90 so liarfisou's lgs and still
slsof' oi one ihiid Of the electoral vote.
harusoa y sufe of tie "a votes ~
.l.taa.s which will reduce Van lIuren's
"a, and s~-sJ .sssaf tAs b~ysss ps>s-
N "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
Nails, Glass 81 Sash.

GpURT g. MASON have just received Nails, Glass
I'D aud Window Sash, for sale.
Rutland sept 20, 1910. J9-al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06

|, ,hareurh WING State should no, vote cor
rls e,nd,daie. Any objection, 10 make, ar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
SIIERIFFy SALE.

WILL pc sold a, public Auction, 70 u,c high.
g, bidder, al ihc Ion Of ". y Sessions, ~
Clarendon, on Tuesday tho aoih dhy Of Oct.
inst, Store oi Merchandise, taken Nv virtue
Of executions comprising very general as
snr'mcu, oi Dry Goods, and dry GrccoTios, OF
hctor quality ,llan Is often sold IN TINS way.
u For enumeration vt articles SEQ tho
hand hills 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
Straycd or Stolen.

Straycd or stolen.
ENRON John iicwictt- p1.ure In Wells, % ~
n about tic !2th ins, y large bsck horse with
star in the face beth hind feet white, long switch
tail and cash tfccontiy madel on tic nose. Who
will givc information To tho subscriber al Rat
laud or Nclls 10y letter or otherwise, concerning
SAID horse will be rewarded for their trouble and all
reasonable charges ptd. JOHN CAIN.
Rutland Sent e 1910 3g--u