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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy, March 8, Isil

(Reported for the Ne,o England Farmer)
At Market 2S5 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep, 10 yoke Of
Working Oxen, Is Cows and Calves, and 4sO Swine
Prces. Beef Coue-A small advance effect
ed The premium cattle from Worcester county,
which exhibited in State-sreet few days since,
and 500. First quality SG,25 and $3.50, Second
quality 1915 and 5000 Third quality $500 and
$3.50.
Working Oren-No sales noticed.
Cons and CalUes-No sales made public.
Sheep-Dull. Lots at $3.50, 1895, 400, $50 and
i,75.
Spme-Ios TO peddle at Ice. for sows and 8 I-2
for barrows. At retail from to 6 ..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

months IL, has once whhin that time disguised
IN women . aprarci stole horse. ard evseu,,e<.
he n,srt t.turnsd d must hsve be blessing 10 g
ntv. bn, n . he vas permitted 10 return and sausfy
folly h,s foul and matrnant propensity.
could rrfrtto uany eihet nsfstious scis Of We
hisck ruArdt.n bot N, modest, NJ my pen val moi -
hnaiv look At h,s whole career from infancy 10 usa
and you will find a erue.c Of perpetual deceit ana =
nant drsauchcry ltmay he though, rrmsfkahls
should have knosu no,h'ng Of he character q THE
y,dnal before nsent Nc 10 10 bound 20 him by the -
fnAltimon,. but u - nevertheless uue' ".
son Hot thank God, IN nov free from hm,snd ~
sooner choose immediate death than drag out my days
= being uhosr chiei dehgh, was 10 abuse infmens.
tsntal5e the feelings oisn innccen, and on"nsnd,si
man Mhht Ann thhrtN
FINLAND March 10 lS4i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
n c W + ir m.
GILBERT q CffEtfts,

GILBERT 3 CHELLiS,
MOULD respect ully give notice that they have q
w tered into copartn-rshp, and viii carry on the
aud trade of Bscksmibng in oil its forms at the brie1
Shop few doors south Of the jail Particular stteutto
will he paid the making aud repairing Of Elliptic Sps
for Carriages, and all kinds Of carriage ironing 3
TIE subscribers from Their long experience In ~
business that they shall he able oil work IN so
line of baeksmthing. in neat, durable, and satisfactory
manner. J. II CT. BERT,
J. A CiiELLtS.
NIB. In consequence fthe above arungem. nj It be-
com-s mperat.-ly necessary that all debts doe GU
Der, ,houlG be Immediately settled lie therefore calls
upon those indebted TO him TO comply with this request
Rutland March 10, lsil. lift
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
DIED.

In this village, Sunday the | ith inst, Helen Eli
"a, only child Of Solomon and Emily Foot, aged tel
months,
This lovely bud, so young, so fair
Calld hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet a flower
In paradise would bloom"
In West Rutland, on the 9Th inst, Emily, daughter
Of Zebina and Emily Leonard aged months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Co-r,spoadsacs Fl ne v Y. Journal Of Coar'rroc
Washturton Tue~day March 9th

Washington. Tuesday, March 9th.
Pris'er 10 tIc Senate The Senate, tins morning
resumed the consideration Of the resolution dtsmssing
Mossrs. Blair & Rvcs, printers 90 Tho senate
Ia the Of the debate. unpleasant collision
took place between Mr. Clay and MI King, which LED
10 some immediate results
About the time Of adloummcnt.Mr Linn, Of Nilsson
H. handed Mr.. Clay challenge from MI King. Mr.
Clay accepted it, Mr.. Clay and MIR Linn len the
Senate Chamber together
The whole matter was known and understood. -
Some persons Immediately inerposed to prevent the
contemplated duel = and Messrs King, Linn and
Clay we've forthwith arrested. brough, before the ma.
gstraics and bound over IA the sum OF five thousand
dollais each 10 keep the peace.
The iniSfad Case. Mr. Justice Story pronounced
the decision Of the Court in this There was NJ
dissent expressed, and, presume, the opinion was
unanimous The Court DEGREES that the negroes Of the
A,nisfad 20 free
The principal question before the Court, was the
claim OF the Spanish minister, ut the property under
the treaty between the United St'tes and Spain, OF
1875. This question is examined IN the opinion, but
soon dismissed on the groupd chiefly that the negroes
d in question not property, not SarcS but Tree men
under the laws Of Spain, and under the treaty between
| Great Britain and Spain.
The nominations Of the Collector were sent IN 10
day Cor Lincoln is nominated as Collector OF Dos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

IS strength enough among people, % rightly direct
ed, 90 sweep every yistage of tofyism from anada.
Yours sc I. G. NJ
Boston Daily Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY

THE Spring Term oi thus institution will commsWee
Wednesday the l7th inst under the supsrintsads4I
and instruction Of Mr. T. p L,rnRor, rs Principal.
Larrop IL pindnatc of lddlebDry College, snd ~
perrncrd and distinguished Teacher, and highly qasis
Tor the situation.
REUBEN wASHBURN, Com &c
A q TAYLOR Ttustee3;
Ludlow, March :, i-il U-M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
MARRIED.

In Cas,leon. the 9th inst, by Rev. Joseph Steele
Mr.. Joseph Morse Of Eas' Poultney, to Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Hooker OF the former place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

Not ce to / anncrs.
Oh Tons o frs, rate article vi Sizing waned immedis
~ ntrly, for which cash will be paid on delivery %
my store in Rutand. JAMES EVERSON
Rutland, Feb -, 854l 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

STATE OF VERMONT RE hrememb.rsd that sta
held al Rutland within and for said district the eth
day Of March, A. r. 1s4l.
Present WIN Hall, Judge.
Stephen Royce and Thomas Ormsbee ministrs.ors
upon the estate Of Rodney & Royce, late Of RutIans in
said district deceased interstate having made sppeat n 10
ms cout Tor Incense 10 sel all the real estate Of which
the said Rodney - died e1ed;
ordered that the consideration thereof IL referred
10 the hrsi Monday being the fifth day Of pr NEXT and
That copy o this order be- published three week. success
svTy, IN the Rutland Herald pfcv,ous thereto shat all
CONCERNED may appear aud ohJe 10 Tie sane II they
cause. true copy Of record
ll-l3 HENRY HALL, Repsler
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

n otiee.

H. per'.rs iafsbsd the fgbsebef b. note ~ boob D.
lst Asfch lsll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

STATE OF VERMONT }I3E It remrmberei that ss
Dslric, OF Rutland, - a SPECIAL probate court
held at Rutland within AMI for said district the eth
day OF March, A. ID l-4l.
Present Wm. Hall Judge.
stephen Stafford administrator the estate Of Jos
seph Bull late of Danny said district deceased, ioteS
tate, sing 10 render account Of his COMMUNICATION
upon said estate;
II is ordered that rad be referred for sysmns
ton and allowance {" the frs, Monday the fh day
OF AP next and that copy Of THIS order he published
three weeks successyey in the 10 nd Herald prev ous
thereto that all concerned may appear and object 10 the
same II they see cause. true copy of record
lib HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16
Relations nth Great Britain.

There has been a rumour for day or two that Mr.
Fox received 10y special messenger on Friday nlghi,
certain dispatches with instructions to make a per
omptory demand this government for the release OF
Nc Leod, without trial. Another rumour adds that
Mr. Fox is required TO press upon this government the
alternative of unconditional release of Mcleod in
ten days ofhis(Fox's taking his leave. The whole
report lacks conhTmaionbu the avowal by the British
government itbe attacks on the Caroline, the tone Of
Mr. Foxs last correspondence, the asperity OF the
British press and Of the debates in parliament all go
10 render the rumour plausible.
EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Nothing of particular interest before them The mp
poinmcnt of Mr. Daniel Assistant Justice of the
Supreme Court. in place of Judge Barbour decreased,
has been confirmed. The election of Government
printer is the only present business before them
Extra Session Of Congress.
In the course Of debate Mr.. Clay said there would
certainly be an extra session Of Congress between the
LIST of May and the Isl OF June. As evidence OF
this, he referred the repeated declarations Of Gen
Harrison, while in Richmond, that there must be
| extra session an early day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
LECTURE ON pHRENOLOCy,

We are requested to give notice that Prof.
Grimes, will give free Lecture on this in
terest'ng science, at the Court House, this
eUen"g, at half past seven. Citizens gene
rally are invited to attend.
The following notice from the N. Y. Star,
may serve as an evidence of the estimation
IN which MIR. G's features were held in that
city.
Professor Grimes the phrenoogian whose ori.
glnal ana ingenious views on chronological science
nave caused MS lectures to be very much followed in
our western cities, has arrived here and nuts no at
the Aston He brings with him most flattering testi-
monla's, from his Exceencv the Governor and
others OF Albany, where his last course was deliv-
ered.' '
I'VE understand, the lectures of Mr.. Grimes, at the
Crosoy street institute crowded that il next
to impossible to obtain admission. Last night great
nun, er fad to go away. We felt sure that when this
gifted and luminous expounder of the only true laws
OF chronological science should have a hearna he
would daily gain more and more converts to his views
on this interesting subect-Star
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

Writing on Newspapers. Ogden Holl-
man, Esq. U. S. District Attorney of New
York, has received from the Post Office De-
partment quantity of newspapers with
their margins filled with writing. lie is d.
rected to proceed against the individual ae-
gressors according to Bost Office laws
frauds to an enormous extent are practised
IN TINS way. Many individuals who send
journals westward are accustomed to fill their
margins with details of domestic affairs. A
paper of this sort is mentioned winch a uro.
fesfation Of lore and all its homeless endear.
Newspaper. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

AFFECTING INCIDENT AT THE REMOVAL OF THE
REMAINS OF GEN. HARRTsoN.-The correspon.
dent OF the Baltimore Sun, speaking of the re.
moval of the late Presidents remains, relate.
the following Incident -
approaching the brow of the hill near +,
what was once the private residence of the i'm,
mortal Washington, bcheld a little in advance
OF me solitary individual, gazing ntentIy or
the lying pageant, as it wheeled along the wind.
ing track far distant in the vale below. lie was
above the ordinary height, dressed in black,
with hii hat pressed down upon his brows, his
back towards me, as halted within few fees
behind him felt that this solitary stranprr't
heart beat in unison with my own. And Stood
SUI, as II by impulse, not wishing to disturb his
seeming quiet. As the train of cars diminished
IN the increasing distance, and entered the gro.
ge oil the hills almost out of view, the STRANGER
raised his hands towards heaven, and in voice
trehulo"s wtA agitation, he fervently exclaim-
GU 'are"e.l thou hero and patriot--thou door
mans Trend farewell" And turning abruntlv
on MS heel, he saw me, and dropping his head
with partial bow or SALVATION. nassad ,.;,L =
quick and hurried step by me. But I sa,v ,ho,
The fountains OF the soul were broken. The bio
tears were coursng down his manly cheeks and
glistening in his deep dark eye / went also, as
he walked away, and loved him for his secret
sorrow. |, was Gen. Murphy, of Ohio, the o. r.
ly and ardent friend OF Gen. Harf.on, Who's
eloquence had shaken the Western country, am
had gained him the title of the Patrick Henri
olthc West"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

TIE REMAINS OF GEN. HARRISON left
Washington on saturday for their final rest
ing place on the Bank of the Ohio, at North
Bend. They were escorted to the line of
the District of Columbia by Committee Of
Congress, consisting of five Senators and
twenty-six Representatives, and in fact at
tended by congress in body, both House.
having adjourned over to Monday fer tina,
purpose. At the Maryland line they were
delivered to the Cincinnati Committee, BY
whom they will be conveyed to Ohio.-N
YORKER.
The Baltimore Clipper has the following
paragraph with reference to the removal OF
the remains of the late President:
The body is enclosed first in leaden coffin.
which is placed in mahogany one, and then in
one OF zinc, Theoretically sealed. This is also.
enclosed in coffin of walnut, with chloride of
lime filled in between it and zinc which is very
substantially made, and air-tight. Coverinr the
whole is a rich black silk velvet pail, trimmed
with god fringe and hung with gold tassels.-
w hen the body was exposed to the Committee
at Washington short time previous to lis re.
moval, II had undergone very little change
The features appeared as at his death, except
That The lace was little swollen"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
Z" Life III the
oo1s.''
FEW PLACES IN AMERICA CAN AFFORD BET
TER SPECIMENS OF
LIFE IN THE WOODS"
THAN CAN be ENJOYED, DURING THE SUMNER
MONTHS, AT THE
ssCALED ONIA SPRJN

THE LARGE "NEW HOTEL" will be open on
l. before the first day of June and the proprietor
briefly promises all his visitors besides the pure and
wholesome Waters), GJoL Dinners, DeiiicouS Wines
clean Rooms and com Portable Beds, together with all
that kind and obglng attendance of servants which
is always SO grateful TO the travelling Public
The Amusemens will be good Billiard Table, a
Piano Forte for the Ladies, spacious Bal Room fur
nished with Music where the innocent and eathye X
ercse of Dancing can b. enjoyed almost every eve
nlng with many other pastimes and sports usual at
such places
Thebenclical effects Of the Mineral WATER Barns
are invaluable to lnyalids, aud luxury to all that
take them they given in variety OF ways, and
even the benefits of Ssa-baHing may be more than
rea Zed from the SALINE and SULPHUR BATus. .
The subscriber has great pleasure in being able TO
add that he has made arrangements with the Agents
OF the Ottawa Company 10 run one of Their steam
ers expressly Tor passengers during the summer
months this will enable visitors from Montreal to
each the SPRING comfortably in one day and =" vice
versa" The Spring. Stages will meet the steam.
boats al Point Fortune As usual Tn dc from thence
10 the springs is picturesque and delightful.
Visitors from Toronto Kingston, and other places
above may avail themselves OF the improved state of
travel via Bytown, and through that interesting and
magnificent, line of Government Works, q" the Rdcau
Canal" which communication will land visitors at L.
Original, within nine miles of the springs where Goa
ches will be in readiness to convey them thher at
any hour of their arrival.
Nothing within the power of the subscriber will be
left undone the ensuing season. to make the "Cac-
donna Springs an agreeable and fayorte resort.
VIM. PARKER.
Caledonia Springs, May 10, l8ll. ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
Never lend to gals or fellers
Parasols or umbrell0s.n

The man who wrote these lines was no
poet. Ills verse halts. To exc out his
measure n. he murders the photography. But
ii he is no poet, he is man of common
sense. We never lent gala parasol but
we have lent fellows umbrellas-and that's
the last we have heard of them. As Lear
says, when the rains came then we found
them out-not the umbrellas, no such luck
but the fellows. There has been a great
deal written on this subject, but we believe
the general opinion is, that it is an outrage
Gus act, and one that would injure a persons
reputation, to return an umbrella. So take
the advice of the unknown couplet maker,
who is doubtless man of experience, and
has written fcelngly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

The CENSUS OF lS4O.---It appear, from
an official report of the aggregate population
ofthc several States and Territories, made
to the Senate BY the Secretary of State, that
the whole population of the Us tates, inclu-
ding seampn IN the service of the l.. States,
and an estimate for two or three small dis
tricts not yet returned, is IL ,06S, ll2, ofwhom
IA, Isl ,575 are whites, 3SG, O69 free blacks,
and 2,4S3,5}G slaves.
The aggregate by the Census of 1880 was
12,S66,O20, The increase in ten years is
consequently 4 ,202 ,O92, which is at the rate
of 3! 2-3 per cent.
The number of white persons in 1880 was
lO,526,24S. Increase in 10 years 3, 500, SO
which is equal to 33 3-4 per cent
The number of free colored persons in
1880 was 3l9, 500 increase in 10 wears, &C
40 or 20 81 per cent.
The number of slaves in 1880 was 1000
O43 inarcasc in 10 years, 474 ,493, or 3D.
per cent.
1t appears that the ratio of increase of the
white population is much larger than that OF
the colored race whether free or slave, and
that the increase Of free blacks is less than
that of slaves. This may be attributed in
a small degree TO the effects of colonization.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

1T. Lorls, Thursday, June l7.-lArder in The
Missouri Penite4Hdry.-A revolt took place among
the prisoners in the pentontary at Jefferson civ on
Monday last which resulted in the murder of the
eight of the convicls -
Membership that the murder was the result of n
conspiracy, of which the ring Headers were Berry and
Johnson They decoyed the ovcrsoer into sader' $
SHOP on pre'ence that they wanted instructions as to
some matter, and having induced him to stoop TO look
under bench, Killed him by blow from lnallet or
hammer. They then made signal which was un.
Ierslooa ny the rest seized brace of pistols from
ca me doors Tor the escape of themselves and Others
All ms happened about two O'Clock in the dav Only
one guard was on duty at the time who fired on the
escaping prisoners without effect
u is sad that more would have csca ed had they
not been prevented by some of the prisoners whose
terms have nearly expired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

, How TO KEEP A PRIsoSER.-The Boston Post re-
Iates the following mode of practice of the late Sanp-
son Wood, once sheriff of Middesex county. Mass,
lie often had 10 convey desperate prisoners from
one part OF the country to another, and when night
came. he used 10 iron himself hand md foot 10 his
can now 20 to sleep if you like or let alone For
my part shall 90 10 sleep You can't yet away
W'th2u' waking me up, and carrying me with YOU
on have got one arm and one leg free and so have
l., rct you may make out kill me- but if you do
you'll carry my carcass with you and that will be
proof enough TO get you hanged for murder; so Won
see, shall stick to you like death to niger any
way you can fix IT, Good night" 1t is hardly ne
ton, no prisoner attempted to escape from Sampson
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
Federal Population-7Ne Apportion-

Federal Population-7he Apportion-
mem Of Congress.--We publish herewith an
official summary of the Population of the
United States, according TO the census of
1910. The Appointment of Representa-
tives for the five succeeding Congresses is to
be made next winter; and We have compiled
with some labor the following table of the
Federal Population of each State, Consist
ing of all Free Whites and threc-ftths the
number of all other persons,) on which as a
basis the New apporionment must be made.
We have annexed the number Of Represent
tatives TO which each State will be entitled
according to the three most probable Ratios.
viz:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

Many OF our greatest men have sprung
from the humblest origin, as the lark, whose
nest is on the ground, scars nearest to heaven
Narro" circumstances are the most powerful
stimulant to mental expansion, and the early
troWns OF fortune the best security for her
maj smiles. A nobleman who painted re-
markably well for an amateur, showing one
OF his pictures to Poussn, the latter exclam-
ed: Nour lordship only requires a little
poverty TO make you complete artist.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
BRIGHTON Monday, June %.
From the Boston Patrlot

TIT PNITOT.
~ 'l,anhea, ilo Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working OK
swine. ~ S' N -'0
100 Beef Cattle unsold
PaloEs-3eef Catlle-First quality Sc 80, Sc ISL
SECOND quality 50 50 25i Third quality IS IS rs.
Cows and Calves Sales S25, 500, 1913, and $40.
Sheep.lots were sold at 81 ,22, sl33 81 60, 81 92,
$500, 81, % and s., 49,
swine-Several Large barrowsat 5 Ia and one lot
to pedde, some of which were PIGS al IL for sows,
and II for barrows. ''
A, retail from to u;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

ICj1 Persons calling for the above Letters, are re.
Gue>led 10 designate them as advertised.
nj III. b. STACY, f. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

Arf~ Effects Of Lntemperance,-A most hor
rlble accident occurred last week in the county
OF Two Mountains, l.. c.; a man, while in state
OF ntoxlcation, having fallen into a kettle Of
boiling potash, and been completely dissolved
search was made for his body, but not the least
particle of it could be found.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
POST OFFICE NOTICE
d, The mails to and from this place. will arrive and
depart until further notice. according to the following

The mails to and from this place, will arrive and
depart until further notice. according to the following
schedule.
Arrives Departs
Southern, Daily Bpm. fam.
Northern Z" 5
Eastern, "
The northern and eastern mails are not due till 0
p m. but usually arrive beiore7.
NoRrH casters, Leaves Monday, Wednesday, and
Fridayat a IN. and arrives Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Saturday at II noon.
Franklin Mall once weeli-arrves on Friday at
p. M and leaves on Saturday, at 5 A. IN.
Island Mail leaves on Friday, at u. m. and ar
rves on Sunday, at 5p. m.
-. by Hnesburgh and Bristol to Mddleburv--Lcaves
Tuesday and Friday, at 6 M and arrives Wednesday
and Saturday, at Up. m.
BY Hnesburgh and Monktown to Midlcbury-
Leaves or Monday and Thursday, at 6 IN. and ar
rves on Tuesday and Friday, at I M
r, Port Kent Mail, daily, Sundays excepted, by the
Ferry Boat.
s-5The mails are all made up the evening previous
to their departure, and letters will be mailed till p m.
Ii. b. STACY p. NJ.
Burlington, July, lSil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

1t is no inconsderable part of wisdom, to
X now how much of an evil ought to be toll
Grated lest, by attempting degree of pu-
rlty lmpractlble in degenerate times and
manners, instead of cutting off the subsistng
III practises, new corruptions might be pro-
duccd for the conceament and securi,v of
the old.-Bmke.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
Total Members of House 2i9 PA l96 lG1

1t is idle to hope it, we fear but if Con-
gress could be inducedto practic esuflicient pa
trotism and sef-denial TO put he Ratio square
up to 100000, and thus give us House ca
pable of doing business, it would be entitled
to the lasting gratitude of the county,
NcW YORKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

painter in New Orleans has reached an
extraordinary gree of ACCOMPLISHMENT in his
trade, 1t is said that he painted pine sbinrle
the other day soeyactly initiating marble, thai
when he threw it into the river, it Instantly sunk
to the bottom '''"
This is almost equal to the telescope which
brought, the moon so near that the nbabitant, .,
II could be heard talking to each other.