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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, II. Q.
FEBRUARY !, IS4I.

+, II. Q.
tY !, 1871.
'g for them miHpiease
they are placed in a
Manchester Freedom
Mason " :
Melville Andrew
Melville James NJ
Mrs-M itchell Mary G
Mansfield Abigail
Miss--Nor,hnp Hephzi-
bah X 2
Patiinsnn James
pease William
Peckham Peleg Jr
Mrs-Part,ldse III ID
Pinigar Lucy
Pcabodey Able
Miss -Portor Sarah
Parker HELEN NJ
Peckhan Mary Jane
Peabody Hannah
Rogers Robert
Rose Giles
Raiekin Christopher
Miss s~- Rob inson Orilla
Smith Mr.
simmons Nathaniel
Sherman Cap
Small Cap John
Sumner = A
Saith Edmund
Shaw William
stanton Nathan
Stall Isaac
Sull George
Smith John 6
Skinner Parmenlus
Mrs Smith Hannah
Nlss-Standish Deborah
Stewart Agnes
SiSson Hannah w
Tallman Asa Jr
'rcw Latham L
TAYLOR Pclcg
Mrs-raylor Be,hiah J
Thompson Esther
MiSs-'rew Jane J
Thompson Lucy
Tcw Buth
Van Zandt w ashlngton
Wilson Cap Samuel ,
Wilson Freeman X 3
Wilson George A
Wilbor Benjamin
WIlbor Thomas
Wilson George II
Woodward Robert
Wood James ,
Walden Joseph
Mrs-W illiams Sarah >
Wallace Elchor
MInpiETowN.
Barker Joseph A
JAMESTOWN.
Hull Tldon an
Watson John J
Anthony George
lRIsH.
Riley John .
Rcgan John
Il. X. CARR, L. NJ
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PROBATE NOTICES.
faurt or Probate, .IIwpori, fsb. 1, IsiI
tourt or I'roboif, .Nfupor,, Esb. !. 1911.

TE'HE Administrator % Account, on the Estate
II Of NICHOLAS g.. BOSS, late oi New.
poit Attorney ut Law dec d. was presented for nl.
iowauce -: Il is ordered iLat the same be received
aud tie consideration thereof be referred t0a Court
of Probate to be holden at the State House IN New.
port, on the fret MouJy N March next, at o.
clock A. NJ, and that previous notice b" gwen, by
publishing copy Of this Order three several times
Iu the RLode- btand E,pbhr0n, for al persons in
trTesied TO appear at sad time dnd place. aud be
heard. \ True COpy-Wltncsa.
u u, ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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The L. S. Bank Of Pennsylvania has again
suspended specie payments, having closed its
eoors on Thursday at 3. p. NJ, on demand
presented by broker OF 100000 for specie.
An earlier demand for ST. 900 Was paid.
The excuse is. that since the resumption the
L 3 Bank has been compelled TO stand
IN the breach alone.-,he other bank, having
Withheld Issues Of their own paper and made
payments IN the bills OF the L. S. Rank Du,.
ing the space OF twenty DAYS since the re.un,.
ton, ii is said the Bank has reduced il, Gabiii.
ties about SIX MILLfo~s.
A special meeting Of the Directors Of the
other Banks in Philadelphia wos held the same
afternoon ~hcnthey passed resolution ,ha, they
continue specie payments; but the run upoa
oil Of them on Friday was so gres, that al but
three were compelled to suspend the payment
Of al no!es over five dollars.
The Journal Of Commerce expresses lie o.
piaion tina, tai, Suspension of tic Z. s. Bluk
VII b an.l Tn: tie Bank n.i - ia,0 ,q..-
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FEBRUAl
" Persons cali
say &" adrertised," as
separate bon.
Almy Gideon
Austin William
Almy VIM J
Miss-Alger Mary V
Bowen ID * Co
ra,eman l.u,her
Bellows J \
Baker David q
Mrs-B Barker Julia J
Braman John &
" Browning Content
AllsS-lbrnnet PeTmelli
Bliss Hannah VI
Bliy,n Susan
Bond Mary
; j Court Co Newport
Clarke Samuel
Cnswell William
Cahoon Francis
Cheese john
C"well > u
Chase JOSIAH
Cook Doc,.
, Cranstou William 5
Cary Nathan
/ ! rs-Campbell Maria
Carpenter Sarah VI =
Corser Dorothy
Church Jane T.
Chase Betsy
! Coal Mary
Devons Charles
Dawlcy p A
Mrs Demercst Rebeccu
/ Dickinson Louisa
Fellows William VI
Mrs-Fieldng Nancy 9
freehorn Wuily
Freedom Abby ID
GIlmour Thomas
Gardner Doct.
Groyer Jose
Mrs--Gfinnoll George
Greene Anna
llough James
Howard " lIliam l.
Howard Samuel
ilallett Capt
Hopkins Wanton
Hubbard James
Mrs-llammond John i
lInater Mary 5
Mlss-llazard Mary
lllll Caroline
Halicn Margaret
Jack Alexander
James Samuel
James q l.
Luther John n
Lorton Harriet
l.awton Sablna
Nc Alllstcr Daniel
McLoud Cap John
Mci.oud RoderIck
McQuestlOu Andrew
Manuel Anionia
Mongin William II
Miles Thomas X
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POOR MANS PLASTER.
CAUTL0N.

II r. TEW takes this method oi informing
q 4. the public thai he being the sole invcnIoi
of a Lamp constructed on such principles that
Hogs Lard may be made a complete sub ,lIlue Tor,
and answer all the purposes OF sperm on mas Sc
cured TO himself the rIsht to make aud vend the
same-he cautions the public against making,
vending. OF using the same, in any way oI manner
without a right from him, as be shall take such
measures aSthc law allows him for the protection
ortb. same Feb 3, 3w
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FoY Sale OF 10 Let.

l,ca. Tie house IN Tca Town, formerly own
..!M ed and occupied by Mr.. Arnold Hazard -
--Alb- For further particular. enquire Of
THOMAS otIIENRY Il. HAZARD.
Feb 3. 3w'
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

tsT received and for sale hy -
- & D rECKHAA.
O.Ie door shove wn WGboT.. Nil..ueei
JIAPOR BATHS eau sl.o be had at The
iamt. place
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TINS DAY, agreeably 10 a vote Of the Senate
both Houses Of Congress are 10 meet in Con-
vention and count the votes given in BY the f
lectoral Colleges for Presiden, aud Vice Pre.i-
dent. The form and mode Of proceeding is
developed in the resolution Of the Senate. as
follows:
ReSolred. Tha, the two Houses will assemble
IN the Chamber Of the House of Representa-
tives on Wednesday. the 10th Of February. a,
II o'clock, and the President Of the Senate
shall be presiding officer; tina, one person be
appointed teller on the part Of the Senate.
aLd two on the part Of the House Of Repre-.
sen,atives, to make list Of the votes a. they
shall be declared that the result shall be de-
clared TO the President OF the Senate. who shall
announce the state Of the vote, and the persons
elected, TO the two Houses as aforesaid, which
shall be deemed a declaration Of the persons
elected President and Vice President Of the
United States, and together with list Of votes
be entered on tn. Journal, of the two Houses.
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TUESDAY, Fkb. 9TH.


SnLrD-Cutter Hamilton Stursi-, on a cruise
Gutter Vigilant, Connor, on a cruise.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
GREAT RISE IN ABOLITION STOCK

Negro IN The Massachusetts Legislature! At the
late election in this tate curious event occurred in
1ownshend, in Midalesex county, which has given rise
to much rejoicing in the colored circles and afforded
not little amusement 10 the world In general The
three political paItes-Whigs, Democrats and Abol.
torlss-were equally divided ia that town. and of
course neither party could elect Representative To
Legislature, without the aid of another party The
Wings and the Democrats by turns couried the favor
Of the Aboliuonsts, aud proposed unite with them
upon man who should represent either wing and abo-
lon principles, or abolitionism and democracy Blu,
no, the aboonists must have their own man. or they
would prevent choice.
Two or three ballotings held, without success
The wings and democrats finally becoming vexed at
The obsnacy OF their abolition beihren determined 10
give them iublooded Aboonist whou, mistake
They accordingly came 10 an understanding upon the
SUBJECT, nominated very black but very respectabe
old negro, and marching 10 the polls in body elected
him as a representative TO the Massachusetts Lepisla-
ture by an overwhelming majority, The Aboltioniss
OF course stuck to their ticket and in fact voted
against him.
This was considered mighty good Joke upon tn.
friends OF the darkies The old negro had consent ed
TO be nominated and agreed to take his seat as mem
Der, If elec,ed--there being disqualification on ac-
count OF color But it seems the joke is not quite per-
feet. The polls were kept open half an hour beyond
the legal time, and Of course the election is null But
another meeting is to be called Immediately and il the
Aboonists still hold out, the old negro will be elect
ed, sure as fate.-Bosio1 Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
10 Days Later from Engiand

Much TO the surprise Of every body connected will
the press, the gallant and well-lried Steamship Gale
donna, Capt f.. G. Lot, arrived Boston on the 1911
inst, max Jog her passage in ii days including hen
sioppago at Halifax
Capt. LOU has been substituted for Capt McKeilar
The former commander, for what reason we have no,
heard. The Caledonia brought out so passengers
plot TO overturn the government had been discov-
cred at brussels, which created alarm for line
but turned out TO have been got up by few officers
OF damaged reputation, with the pretended object of
once more uniting Belgium to the Dutch crown
Daniel O'Connell Esq has been elected Lord Nav
OF Of Dublin.
Another violent earthquake had been felt at the Isl
and Of Terceira.
The news oilhe acquittal Of Mcleod had reached
England, and appeared great deal Of satis
faction
The 7sih Regiment are 10 proceed to China direct,
instead Of relieving the s7ih at the Maurius as G,r-
mery arranged, and the both 10 proceed to China
from Calcutta
Twenty-Five villages have been destroyed ia Egypt
by the OVERLOOKING of the Nile.
About eleven O'Clock on the night of,he 3oth dread.
iu hfe broke out IN the ancient Tow Of London hi
caused great CONSERVATION IN the metropolis II is
said to have originated in the house Of the Paynasler
Sergeant.
Upwards Of 100 officers and constabes of the CITY
Police force were actively engaged dUnng the fire at
the Tower SIX Of whom, regret to hear, were more
or less inJured
The rebellion in Spain had been electuay DO,
down notwithstanding that It's rlmifaalous had PROV
ed more extensive than was al hrsi supposed de-
cree of amnesty bad been issued by The government at
Msdn5 which embraced al except some of the most
prominent rebels therein named-anI il va, supposed
that ahifs would So Oh quite smoothly at least for
time.
Advoes ron Bsyonoe es'lmaie the number OF Chris
snos ho Lad retired - tne French TERRITORY Al 1000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

spite OF every esoriion. the pulse became more
unifequoni. aud was nt tunes lmpcrccpubie !;
when recourse was had In electro ma cnctisiu.
which was applied by means Of small bate.
rY,wih coil aud contact breaker One wire
was applied to the neck, aud the other to tho
region OF The hear, or ep'gasirium. and hy
these succession % very powerful shocks
was given. The good effects were very APP
parent. The muscles of respiration were set
IN action, opd the diaphragm contracted pow
ciuliy; the chest was more fully expanded,
respiration was more perfectly carried on. ard
a corresponding Improvement was observable
in the countonancc
The pulse improved aud became more pow
eriul, becoming steady when the current was
interrupted iOr few minutes THIS appllca-
ton was continued for several hours. and was
hnaily sucocsstul--thus clearly establishing
the influence OF electro. magnetism under cir
cumstanccs hitherto considered hopeless.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
"!HultunI IN i)aruo. !"

My dear. come 10 and 50 TO bed just, said HI. wifa
60 los son Of Enn who had just returned from the
i4lr in decidedly how come YOU 50 si4ie. You
FAUST he dreadful tired sure, with your walk 81 sir
miles 'AHsh, get away with your nonsense says
Pa II wasn't the length Of tie way al al -i
sigued me, bU. the breadth ol.i'
There are three n.iags that look very awkward a a
voua4n, va 10 see her undertaking ~llsse--io
throw stone a, a hog-and 70 Amoke a cgar
b. lie State Of Vsmon. that il takes ten u.sa 70 make
JSke. At Plausbsrgh lie British found that ten
tlss hsg nuE,eF Of NernaaieIs wa 20 iots
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

late number Of the London Lancet con
talns an interesting report Of case IN the
Mlddlesc1 Hospital. the result Of which was
important Ia the medical profession. A man
was admitted INTO that hospital about sir
houIs after having taken an ounce of lauda-
mum containing 20 grains Of OPIUM 1.-THE
time OF admission he Mas apparently lifeless.
the surface Of the body was cold, counienance
pale and li'id lips purple, pupils contracted
20 mere point respiration scarcely pereept-
ible, pulse hardly 10 he felt The laudsnum
~as removed BY the stomach pump bur, In
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

III, DerR h,lied. The Raleigh IN CD Rssp gives
The following account Of fellow being shOi Ia Geor-
ga lately, a. Ito disguise Of the devil.
Tie fellow Disguised himself with club foot, went
10 The house of an old lady nch widow called bim
sel,he devil. and righ,ened The family M the piem
se>, took the old lady's money and coped Ia tho act
OF refreshing he met a mile OF iwo frum the house
10y a man with qua who had been 10 attend mos,er
ana was then returning home, who too, had taken a
lue loo much Of the 'cr,iern The man upon meet.
n tin, rerca'cd levelled bis gun and demanded who
comes therel Il am the Prince ofDafknsss bot IL is
not ihee that anl after Jesse Bradlock: | had but
one or two subjects, and them have despatched
TO the lower regions" Jesse not being dsposed 10
let MS devship pass, presented his gun aud ordered
tlm not 10 move. Satan commenced swelling, emit.
iing smoke at the same lime aud burning sulphur
Jesse not liking the sent OF tle sulphur cred and laid
The Satanic Majesty corpse at bis feet lie then
made his way the house Of the old LADY, where he
found the family in the greatest distress Upon inqui-
~ he was told ,ha, the devil had been there and Tia,
they were compelled 10 fly the woods for protection
or he carried oil 10y him alive. Jesse informed Them
iha, he had just killed the devil
They Immediately took the road. and tracked him by
the track OF the club foot until they came up with his
body, when they disfobed him OF his garments took
of the club foot, recovered the money which he hao
stolen, washed his face and recognized lin as mar
VINO had lived "eehbor TO them for many wears
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Trustees Notice.

A IL persons iodcbcd TO tho Town of Rutland for
- loans O the United States Dcpost Monty arc
particularly notified that tho same must ho Promptly
paid on the frs, day of January Aud tho Same
viii be ro-loaie on tbatday.
Lurura D,sitLs, ,
MosEs WArKiss. ''''e's'
Rutland Nov. o. 1910 AZ 1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
stray Cow,

SrRAytD from the subscriber 10 Mcndon on OF about
- the 9th OF Nov dark red mich cow,--sha had
unusually large teas and the hair was worn from both
the upper aud under side of her neck by wearing
poke her horns were father small and stood nearly
straight forward. All necessary charges paid for tho
return OF sad cow proper ard will be given
for information where she may be found
Mendon, Nov. 23,i5ii. a. - CYRus Epsos, ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
II. r. WHITE.
November 10Th, isil.

Wsu'e Subscribers, being appointed nv ihs Hon.
Frpbaie Court for the district OF Rutland, COM.
missioncTs Ia receive nino and adjust all cl,ims
aud demands OF all peusnDs ag,inst the estate OF
EDWARD vAlL.
late "i DANNY 10 SAID dtdrct, deceased represented
insolrcni, and also all claims and dantns exhibited
IN otseti thereto and months nom tho 2lst dty Of
lOh mo isi, being allowed by sad court Tor TIA, pur
pose Nc do therefore hereby give nutce that We will
'aliend TO the business Of SAID appoinmen, at tho
dwelling house of the widow Sally Vail IN Dandy IA
The vi thtd dsy of ieth mn next and the is third da,
OF AN mo. nesi, from O'Clock a. IN. until O'Clock
p. IN. on each OF said DAYS
Isaac NrcHots, 1couu,..
ELwH, L.rHAM, I ''"''''"e''
Dandy, llih mo. 90, isiI AZ. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Notice.

'ns oopanne ship existing bsiweeu tho undersigned
under the firm Of Blake aud Hammond, expired
by lis Limitation, 90 the LIST day OF April last, The
debts due the partnership and all partnership property
Is assigned 10 Royal Blake iot the purpose Of paying
the partnership debts. RoyAL BLAxs
g. HAsMomp
Brandon Nov. H. 1871 az 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
MARRIED.

II this iown ite ION inst ~ Rev Wm Mtchel,
Sir Austin 4 Greno 90 Miss Me.sius Rsnssil. all II
this town I'VE slways predict fotne happiness 70
new married couple just n proportion 70 the size and
q8sl.iy ofiss loaf sea- u. I1., couple b., great
sganrp ~ store
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
six

Pas'i.e cs~saf,,Jss Nsass Al saasviasal resiS-
.nu 10 ne esA ward afTlies N TIE Police oaite on
ihuisd-y. fF wstsu, aesins, ono lohuson. who
hsd palmea "a roGAisffri' hve dollar bill on him a.
genoino The warrant tcing granics ard johnson
Thought on Il appeattd llahs had received the bi az
consideration vt vo,iuE Tie loco foeo ticket, and that
he passed o. rs be took H. believing II 10 be genuine
lie was c'mnined ior further examination Il Albany
Daily Adserus.r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Pcs's, Pulled Wool, a. sheep.
trhT " Mfsos WISH TO purchase sleeps pelts pull
ed WOOL and rheep nov. Z2 - 10
STATE or VERMONT
Rutland, So.


David r T3on. !" County coo" soI'. r 'S'n
blsyea', John l. Strong Of Granville IN III. ooun.
y OF Washington and state o( New York al lie Sep.
le'nOef term oi THIS Court. A. D. 1880, conmsncod
hia ACTON against David ftyon uf Granville af,resaid.
Va N an action Of debt jpigpen recorded At saii
hfdn'ir nn tbs IS Jay Of NoyemJcr. 1891. for tho
sum oI sl0IDO damages and costs, winch sad judg-
nett femana $40 il.i fprce
This cause having bcca duly entered In co,rt day
hefcyi was gwen a.. from term a. term unlii tl.s
iIcsenl tenn Aut DOW he plaintiff conea BY Geo
'" Harmon hls attorney. and u beng made To appear
10 Tie couu here. Tat iie defendant At me time OF tho
service Of be pIiutd was absent from the state
and bad ne been notified VI lac c0alnmeoen eui Of lhs
Sgil
Il is therefore ordered by lbe rolr, ia noee of In.
peudcuoy oflhia SUIT be gwen 70 the dslendant, by
Publishing ihs order with the subsp II the plain
tH declaration, 10 tlc ROLAND Herald, printed Al
Rutland, ufee weeks Successfully y, the last OF psn
shan be- al least sE weeks Previous tie neII term
81 u-is cDur. 10 be- helI Rutland sofssnii on the
seeod TUESDAY 81 Apn, A y Isil. Andda thereof
"aa si.ea, Dc " HOPKINS. Cisfk.
o. " EAssss Al. a.. 90
IA the sagscfsrs beng sygoist-a b. a.. Hoo Pc
W esb c0an Tor 'he District q hgtsse eossmlss-s-
@s 70 f~esVr srsnss aud ADJUST al CLAIMS and asmsnes
81 all persons sgAinsi tiss rstse Of
Lf MAN GRANGER,
late Of CfsnSr 81 Nv Yst. dse.a..a ,,g,.
,~nlfd SsgisTh, aud siso oil eiaDs aud dsunsEd. ga
hbiisj 10 Oas~ ibsfst0 su1 sDosbs IRON TIE tvsa
Jsseond day ~ ssptrasDsf l4si, beng allowed ky
tsi eopn Tor that Pufpss Do tLssfofs ksfsky K,.
Dosies that se Sl attend 10 to- bussess IL sad sp
potBtuepi a. tho II Dsnlsis Bill isRafl.na q.
70 Seioes =. 81 Snss-h u ssid ssys
IrrhEs Dif:lELs Coz 'a'..as.-.
t.Hins, =. cci !-iI a-D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

The Richmond siai's Ephran' saws tia, II mems
jaws were Intended Tor tobacco presses they would
have screws IN them.
Nathan Sargeaat OF Philadelphia ~as sornea.s since
appointed agent 70 look after te Lave Oak Timber IN
Honda belonging 10 TIE government on repairing
10 Lis post le found there nothing 20 dolhe fear
Of ihs lndans eiecualiy protected DE timber lie re-
ported ihe fact 10 the Goyeumeat. and, taoagh poor
resigned bis Office II sir.--s lasi Pfesidsal ~
her vii know where 20 dal lrlsiy man when he
wants one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

Ia Shtsws'surt on ,he lB,h ins, hv Rev. u Fsa
az Mnvashol'y, ~ icrenro n nsfp~s 81 ntagwG
W. IN Mis- Macy q Jeni.on 81 Shrewsbury. -
ca'd,us 10 saisisg'eai falshs parties 'ss ascvs
coairaci baSs pnsper,u. times beiose hnsA
IL Clswodnn. on ihe oh iusi by Rev Williams.
Mr. Geo. W ballard ot Shuwsbv'y,,o Mis, Mar A.
Crossmau of Clarendon.
DIED.
Al Maum'e township, Indiana, Sep, ~, Mrs, zhs
pia McDcnsd. aged, - losmehs OF Bc,hel, VI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
prup.
POSITIVE NOTICE.

TO WHOu fr NAY CONCERN"
A Ill persons having Notes and Accounts
IN due the estate oi the late William fav,
are hereby notified that u1lcss paid previous,
10 the 10Th OF January ist!-,hcy will be
srro. THIS may he treated as The rslap and
LAST CALL-So aisrA.r
u. r. WHITE.
For Administrative.
November 10Th. 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
CONCERT.
In the style Of The ctiebrdtcd Pogan,ni, on me
GERMAN HARP AND VIOLIN

MI n ASb MRs, CANpERarcK, have the honor to an.
t'A nounce to tho ladies' and gentlemen OF Rutland
TIA, they VIII give Grand SoiaEg MUSICALE o.
Wednesday Evening, Nov, 9Th, at - 10 com.
mence at o'clock.
Mrs. CSncerbeck will execute on the Harp. prevl.
Gus to the commencement of the Concert various diff
hcuh Airs, TO give idea OF tho melody Of that bead
tlul instrument.
Mr. Candcrbock will initiate with such perfect accu.
racy rs To deceive the ear, all kinds Of Instruments
VIZ foil Orchestra playing four ings at once;
The Flute, tlaeeuiet, double FIne, lIduboy 1ium.
pets, French Horn, English Boyle, Scotch Btgpipes,
Cymbas; mimic an old Woman 10 a merry mood;
hunting piece, with the crying ofhoun5s 10 full chase
on string; the tones of Organ the chanting of
Num- Monk, the Mother Abbess and Father Capu.
chm. The celebrated AutInte on one s,yiag in which
he will nitate the Octave Flute anl singing of bids
Tho entire music Is selected from mozart, Weber
Russni, the celebrated Pagsnni, anl some compost.
lions from Mr. Candetbcck
Tickets 25 cents, to be had at Nj --- - and az
tho door on the evening OF the pet iormance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

{ ,AmE into the enclosure Of the subscriber 10 Sep
- iemOer, one dark red Two year Old steer with A
notch ~ his right ear, one bnndle year old steer
"ilh notch IN both ears The owner is REQ uessd 10
prove property. pay charges and take them away.
ShorJuGne, Nov. 10, 1911. i7:f0 IIrssf SHrpp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

600 he. good ined tallow for sale BY
NV 30 17iD BuHr a MAsos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM CAN
ToN-THE CITY RANSoMED-EAITH-
LESSNESS OF THE CHINEsE-PROBA-
BILE RE. COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTI.
LITIES.
Owing, VIC must presume, to inadvertence on
the part Of the consisnees OF the Nauagansei,,
whose letters and papers were brought up by the
steamboat employed by us hours in advance Of the
arrival Of the ship, did no, receive the very i'm.
po'iant intelligence to the goth June, from Canton,
which we now subjoin.
The Nnrrogonseu sailed on the LIST June and on
reaching Angler Roads (in laval remained there
until 9th July. While there, Canton papers Of ~
aud 18th June were received, setting forth the fol-
lowing facts.
We suppose ourselves to publish this intelligence
exclusively, except the Brooklyn Daily News, to
which paper it was this morning communicated by
MIR Low, to whom also wo arc indebted for the
copy.
Previous to the Narrugansett leaving Whampo,
the Chinese had agreed TO pay six millions OF dol
lars as ransom for the city of Canton, one million
OF which had beer delivered on board Ii. M S
Hyacinih, on the 9th May.
On the Is h June, just before she left Macot
Roads, news was received that fighting had asair
taken place with some newly arrived troops and ,ha
few foreigners who had returned to look afte
some Of their property were again obliged to retr
! to their boats.