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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

Ic'hirn'sn- Ia ashn. n 8 nail sn,css =,
80 - wv net T. IL fenced by sririt Of on,.,'.'
- ''' avn hrSirp"s az saying noy Thin, 49,.
' u.o V'f'ons gcHtl'mcn "! o have he,n -.
s 80 !" H'' t"' Office wh'h now pron,., ~.
- - aS'.'lsH"n not yet b o che hslo-a III. ,,.I
~ -" W 'n'' o'hce, hut one not less k,n,,, 49,
'"s pnh'c i"r his honesty Integrity ,ns L;'y
qua. he,'"nS, than any person alIe,dv ,,,,;.'s
~ WI 'h- vacancy occ isnned hy IN. ,.,,,,,,; " go
L7w'on Buri""', E,q. our late and wor,i'u TOT " OF
s"r'r of Vug:aii. ""' worthy irca-
nave not consulted the gentleman ,b,,rtu
porrSe, IN the suhject, nor am irc,,n,aL ~ ,"
would accept II elected. but a n, .u,. 30 -, "e
S't'nk from any task hat his fellow ,;, "; w.
impose upon hum. In this, eur D.mocr,,,, . -, w
we nav: r.ht 10 opinions Of men nd ,,,.'y
ahu "hii Is stiii celrer, the II hr of ,.n;s.,
"P"l"nS; anu though the present nom;n..s -,
''"'''eS o' hiuv Persons, aud re indeed fic,,
OF NINE, yet there IL one q her ,Lnt { veil 80
",er II" o.'efS, and y Is not with m, belief ibs,
n."n' prefer ihis sentlemin, that induces m. 10 T.
MS ra'ne before the Legislature bu, un.., H. 81
eonviciion That Francis V. Sutton Of C,,-,; =. :"
j.. ue chp'cc "i the re"p OF This Cnmn,on,.a.I,L'
IN" 'chsonS tnngTg bout this couy'rfior ,,c 49,,
obvious 10 require an explanation In t,,,il. L,,
s'r%Ie word m regard thereto will suffcc. H. :;
university kH"Sn To he a gentleman oT tb -,
puhc"ous honor, the purest honesty and thn,,,,,,h
w 'cqHainlei ~ih bus ness ard n,,tir,,I,r',, -,
orahch wh'Sh pertains To the Office OF "p,.,.,,, -,
wH-accounts. Further rGcnrlr,crd,tin,,s ,,,,i
ne nse'ess-he is well known to the Ir,.sr,,,,o
ana Tue nomination, NJ doubt, will t,re,va IN,
'"n'We-Huon that u so richly deserves ro,,i,- 90 :,
Io'' !" '"'or o' CIT zen from The country
CIVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

Gnhr,i ,e agslo, as he has always proved. M,
representative OF his p,ople.-EpiroR.
"ee0py the foregoing enure-talLourb o,,v
Nnaeaed to copy pau)-,hs, Col. IL, ,a,
~, oe'0'o INC people with the bee, FOO, ro,,mo.,
ne complimentary portion by tho Enquirer CONF,
y orpo''une' and is designed, We tsk. I, IN
~. 'o' ue en'it m'de some year or two ago. v
s,u.d 800, " 'ape'''dc Col Larkin. They
W aeau 'he Co.. them and now they are will.
,"s :" a''n'' because they can, help them,,l,..
'"a' ms energies are indomitable." Blu, Ain 49,,
quite do. The people ct Hanover low, M r. o"'
well TO permit him to leave them and ,h.v Wv
~oo'o forgive themselves, il they should sc nd hin, =,
"'ehmone-the very focus of bank-ipan,n.. 49,,
,o'up'on-ond hc should become bough, up and
'eoauehed in his morals. No, they will Keen r;,,
" nome out Of the reach OF temptation. and IL, n.
VIC captain who fears no odds, and is proof
thunder, hsht their battles Tor them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

Inc Madson,n anticipating an error into which
we have lnnocenly fallen) does us but. Justice IN
taking It for granted that will as soon as aware
o mis- axe. correct it. We had seen II again add
again stated IN print, that its editor was c,os,lv
connected, by marriage, with Mr. Wise. TIE f,ct
stood uncOntauIcted, and, Ito saw the trufbl ,r,s
liitle worth coniradcting IL had thus passed into
common heliei here, where II wos n be supposed
mat something WIS Known about the Editor
Peoples genealOgies ar certainly WORTHY of m
little attention. when the oril Paper i'scif ini,rms
us thnt NeCousm prevails, to a terrible event
through the Public Offices Ia which of ,hcn, n
~ "h"mI II meant to dcnounce such IN abuse W.
iaVs not seen. CrraiDly. however IL cou'd mn,
have intended the Secretary Of Stste., off. yb.,n
oi course, no example Of this sort can .xis.. S,,I
rss is u possible, surely that tn, Presidents ovvn
househod can exhibit any IN t1ncs Of such nHi.,,I
'mp'nprety. Mr. Tyler has sons and one of these
ms has father in.nw, who. h iny drcIvcd ,ctcr
WIS. OF course. omlncni!y quilif q for military re-
wtrds-as the car of Magazines and the Ike Tbc
sons themselves, tho ghts OF science and Of so,g
are not twe imasIne) lnciplri'aied, Nv Geni,,s
iom every "Prlvate and confidential" t,ust. Pos
sibiy, too, the Chief Mhglstrafe has brothers in.lv
NJ even nephGgs Son, sons f,iher IN ov mo.
phew, brother IN Jaw, oil oi course, is in vain We
have II esdfnt inaccessible to lear and C,vour-a
President who, rs TO the exercise Of his whole rub
nc rus, IS governed only Ivy his cOnsciance-a con
science the incest, the most scrupulous that ever d.
vded hairs w thfIr North and Moth Etst aides
Wih what hery Indlgna'ign will his soul he
hlled. wren he hears that Ncpoism has crept into
the Departments climbed into the Army. holds The
torch OF b zing pfob1scIs over the Pubic Powder-
barrels, and nestes under his very nose in the palace
itself!
We hope the Midisonian unir lpenced by any
considerations but the most patriotic ones, will
speak out plainly. and drag into light the abuses OF
! this cot which II has dotected. The countrv viii
thank II. Mr. Tyler will rejpice; his sons, his sons
atherin-iav, his nephew, his sons his brothcrsin
law, will exull; and all his rcmotsr generation who
pos e's the scrp,ur'l blessing Of having nothing to
expect, twill gladden. and be enlargcd."
| Inispsudsut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
DEATHS.

on Friday. the l7'h inst n, tn, ,,s;,I.r,. :, T.
tther' I VIZ Garvds Stnor'.) Mrs P,uI,p, WIN
BOOK fiIil, Henr'co county, VI
In the person vt the deceased ds,,t -. -
10" 'hs scene OF uial ana m ction ono M ,Loss
pure examples of every sacil and christian x;r,.
WI" HeaVeh occasionally lends To- cnrth for n
bret Terod, ms beacon light, 10 guido The yy,ri
er throu h The darkness of Garth ia tho ,rcIo,,ja
gores of eternity. ""N'o"'e"
Pnncsyric It would I've id'e to rtier,r,. for word,
cpnn no' 20 sn arranged as to do iustcs 10 her mor
;-t IS en- 7ueh 10 saw that in al; the rpla.;ors ~
liir thh' m uked her short rareer as daugLt.r .;,o
vile, mother. mistress, Christian N''
None know her hur 10 'o-c
Or named her but TO praise.
On Snturd y last, in This Civ Mrs E,
DUKE, OF Hanover, aged 81 years,
On Wednesd " evening the 9th ms, ,r,., , .ho.,
conhnem'n', d. John Thnms n one of the oIdcs
| inhabitants Of Berryvil'e Clark crnntv. V, NM
verSaiiY b loved and regretted. Near half y cen,
tury has elapsed since The subjec, Of this bri.f me-
NOR settled in Berryve ms Physician Ri
unremuted f'ithful attention In the dntes M bis
profession, he hns left memorial Of hi, skiI n. n
Inyscan' ana h's integrity and henevolence, ms a
mnn, as bright and enduring as the motives which
actunied and marked his private and n,ofas,;orai
career, were pure, d'sn'eres'rd and honorable
me poor, equally with the wealthy, shared his
pro'eSs,"nh' attention and skill. and often did hi,
oenevnlence soothe the bed Of sickne 9 and afB;c
lion, with comforts which penurv ,enuirsJ I'm, -.
not The means of obtaining 1000
IN the distressing Epidemic Of 1923 ond a. with
nden'y ana perseverance which could not I've sha.
ken,-uphorne by tho cheering hone of fro,dns ,e
ef to the general suifsr ne, oft did he n his daily
WIS encompass range of forty to fCty miles
And now, Ike shock of rine corn in It's season
the skihul' valued, lnmonted Physician, full Of
years and experience. has been gathered To his F.
ihe,s-.nnd tits confidently believed tha, in "TIen.
ven's Ch'ncerY." his "ood deeds which were rn,nv
nave been registered by the "recording Anrei.,,
whnst unon EARTH his memory will he emba'med
Z HR
: snceonrcd and sustained. and in the hearts Of the
countless number NJ those whose painful sufTsrnes
we're relieved by his prompttude and professional
skill.
lie rests IN ne1ce-his lnhours done
In Fnrh he died and victory won
Deremher ~. 1871. PUlI n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

Hont'men,-i have tbi, no,,;n,,
p n.t inc incarnation OF Thomn. Miller r.. you,
,""h'lan' as treasurer do most c,,J,,i,v ",
r",, " =, do mot believe thu, rhers Is
on, WHOM " ;h better qualified for the Office nor
ID Iht highly rcspun.ih.o station, ''"'' pace
n ven aver that the gentlemen prev;o,.,,,
Nominated are highly rcsre.,abe and
n, Nil ~, zone ct them have he same claims =,
lnns IN he public Scryi,a c7ns,o,s,,., as oeen SO
Sn"~n 20 the people oi tie Comm3nws,i'h -
A nu eohs,dtr l; a most Fortunate occn,,cn.. :,
W. M'Ier could be elected Treasurer NJ H. -;
''' S'''eeS much. A FARMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
To ruy Eptrons M ruv wu,o

In your paper Of this morning | find that some
friend has suggested ny name TO tho members of the
Legislature for the office " Treasurer ofthe State
Lest u should be construed meeting my as.en,
to such suggestion, Toxic the carries; opportunity
to dissent from the friendly FEELINGS of the no,nin,
ton have not the requisite qualification for the
office, nor would 1t Ivy any means suit nv habit Of
lie. SAML L. PARSONS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
Prom The Ennnircr.
ca E>ns Of HanoUcrl BE UP aud a doing
TO TuE EDIrOR o. the EsautRrR.

UVTVE'
To rgE Enron % THg ESoUuRER:
You will please state in your next paper, thai
Col VIM. l.. White will he supported rs the Re
publican Candidate for the County Of Hanover, nt
the next spring election Of 1912. The friends OF
Col White feel assured that they can elect him by
decided majority Of fifty freeholders and voters Of
Hanover County.
December l4th, 1871.
iLF> No man in Hanover deserves moro Of his
fellow'eitizens than WIN. Larkin White, His prin.
eiPles srs sound-his energies indomilabIe. He
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

An error occurred in the report Of tho proceed.
ings Friday, in stating that the amount ri Wheel
ing notes on depositc in the Richmond Banks wa,
sO,oOO.-II should hsve been s5O,OOO-that being
about the sum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Dec. 90.
Io6ACCo-Vory slight sales 1T old prices.
CONN-Naw is worth Sold out Of market.
FLOUR remains at So from boats, and &c. 25 in
store.
OATS commsnd IS cents.
WHEAT is worth from $1,000 sI25.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
THEATRE

INC ine''re ~a'ero"ded las. night by the beau.
ms evening Bul~e''s play Of ".uOn.yp !. g.,
make It's debut on Richmond boards.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
nARaAINsI CARPETS AND unas

IEAvY Wilton and Brus'e Rugs bougst al great sac.
rhoe, aud will be sold cheaper than ein DO putehas
ed IN this market.
Also several pieces rich Ingram Carpst and suI Oar
peng will be sold Al very Teduc ed close the lot
az fdslsl LATuRoP vANpRURsEN'G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

We have not space for "King Williams" euloey
on the Exchange Hotel II is fortunate, therefore
that the Exchange does not need puffing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,
KING 4 QUEEN.

Tue exercises o'ths Institution VIII be- resumed on tho
Nlh OF January next. under tie Of lilo
Huhscrbcr VIM will be- aided by CON tefcnt assistant az
500 ~ the number Of pupils may require the employment
Tho course NJ nrtru-nou will incinI~ p1 ~ branch
constituting sound. liberal oducaun Glass c and Foo
n-h 80 90 2" qiiny ,ous Tor entering Co,rc or
ls ll 100 aclvo voc atoms n Me- The usi un riffn,
cHrls VIII n 60 Tcd ~ enable tho STUDENT 10 ac0uitc an
Hccnta" and radical tuowlrlc Of every sui IT. ~, "a ir
u- attention naN b" duccfd and thus disc pine and 4.
Psrh VIC ni4i While exercising The memory
un2uHcly healthy as during residence of four years
~ as never been Ease ofsickncss auorg
the stu,i"u's, which originated NJ. O.
ils bullngs arc c"nnod'us IN IN excellent repair,
20 % 20 ensure Tie utmost rtm'grt Of boaTdcfs
Ihe year will be- divided into two sessions allowing ono
Wonths vacation IN The tnruis Will br sG5 per
zee ION ~ nc mouths tneudrG every thrr cent can
dfs) IdJa"le NJ hc cNpIatou 81 cach snd drducton
ma alter entrance ~ the residue Of the session. urs
20 cases Oi sct ness when Tho enters tocrcs
Day achol1rs S25 per Address Fleetwood Aesde
my.
H~'i- c',vowSw7w OtIvTR WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
MAXINE JOU MAI.
PORT of RICHMOND,

PORT OF RICHMOND.
Iiieh Water. This Jay, at II o'clock. A. ".
No Arrivals or Departures this dny.
MEMORANDA
NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Ceared, schr Tus,r-
Tori, Smack, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

ny The Funeral sermon ofihc Ito Mrs Richari Ran
dp' Of wi.un burg, vii be preached At The Monumen
ial church. To day. AZ n o'cl,ck The lends Of Mr
H'"oP ana Of the LATE M'i Gihbon, and The public gc-
morally. arc inyrcd IN attend W th1u nrtbe, po,iec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21

Sis,IIS. Et sTHi m,,s;, !, nnsEUH-

NISIfiNG IAULirli INT
fIIIE suhsr fiher hs trctvcd by late arrivals o Raj.
uinurc Praclpirs ami New YORK. HE Pal -fDeE 81
Goods embracing the latest fashions ant mo deFrsbIe
syc, iu the Rcucuru's furnishing tnca few Of Which
he bcgf lsavc local special attention ~, 10 Wit.
Geutcncn's lirfs Of every grade an 4 sfyIe
ID fine fur, cloth velvet anil fancy ans
Youths and eh ldfen'g DO
Servants Hats All Caps, = good assortment
INC nnsi hcanul sslnrWcnt oi Ecnucmcn's scars and
Cravtts over offcTc in ilis city
Also siocks, collars Gloves and Suspenders ofthe I'm
go sntfs. and rfcaiot variety Pine Linen and Muslin
S,lIu Ms,,no, Buckskn lam's WOOL SILK sud Cotton
Shirts and Drawersof every grade.
six aud Linen Cinbc liIntkcr hcs N every de rim
ion a1d INC as pfiucn ~ French aud AmcTican Tim
brel ~ tui Watirr Canes, will great variety ot other
miccs eppcnainina IN GeIuouau'a Wardrobe, ali II
which will he offered very low for each.
dc y. Stephenson, AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-21
no CITY Ul.a,.,.,,.

QElNG dosirous offcducing ny tock OF EarthonwsrS
- prsvousio 1T Janu1ry viii offer great
10 those who wish 10 purchase.
CHARLES sTFpmNs
dee 10 Opposite Swan Tavern, Shoe kos IIiIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

rye and bailey, are lcssoned in quantity and
detenorated in quality by standing uncut after
the straw begins 20 turn yellow; and. until cS-
pericnce proves the contrary, IL might be ox-
pccicd that the same would be true IN relation
10 Indian corn. Our experience Is In accor-
dance with this expectation. Some cars from
our field, taken where the stalks had been
topped, ind other cars taken from the stocks
were exhibited NJ the show Of the Essex Ag-
ucultural Society, last autumn, and tho com
mittce on fruits and flowers, publicly, IN their
report, pronounced that the best which was
taken from the stocks.
Procoss.-About ono week later than the
usual tune of topping stalks, when the husks
on the earliest ears are beginning TO turn
white, cut AT the root, laying three or four hills
together for a bundle; lay the butts or bot
toms even; the corn may be bound up immc-
dlatcly, green as II Is; or il may he left open
a day or two to dry. Rye straw, bulrushcs or
char flags are more couvenleni for bands than
the corn stalks. After the binding OF the bun
dies, the corn may be stocked Immediately
taking eight or ten bundles for n stock; around
the top put two or three bands; and If these
be we'll put on, the rains will not penetrate sc
far as 10 doany harm.
Fears may be entertained that in this con.
dItlon the corn will mould. But our expert
ence teaches otherwise. We have had II IL
this situation through successive days ofwarn
wet weather, and no injury suffered. Here i
is secured against frost and birds-(but no
m'ce)-it is mostly secured against the dir
which autumn rams throw upon the leaves an
husks. Lett remain in stock until IT Is wei
~dried-from three TO five or six weeks. Iarg'
stalks stand in stock much better than smal
f. ones. The larger the corn, the better il is suit
cd TO the process o fcuring.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Cmrntp-S tbtutb conDttsn.

Monday. Aug. 80.
Some debate occurred In the Senate today on tho
revenue bul, relative TO the cxpcdicncy Of s-ubiecung
railroad iron to taxation. The amendment, TO include
such non was not put 20 vote. In course Of the De-
bate Mr loky Buchanan said that, We were imposing a
tax on SILKS and other NECESSARlESofhie. and
be could no, sec why railroad iron was no, properly
an article OF taxation. The opposition appear to make
Bat poor Roadway IN outorying ahou, taxation on me-
os'taT,s Of life and still less successful are they in
aroosing the indignation Of tho people, since they now
claim SILKS and WINES rs Eecsssuies. lAny
thing for political capital
Passage ofHs- Distribution BH
The Land BIZ was returned from the House. and
The Three amendments disagreed to by The House were
rcccded from. So Tie Bill is passed, and awaits only
The signature Of the President to become a law.
The distribution viii be made according to the fed
etal representation and the census OF $40.
Tuesday, Aug. II.
IN Senate, The revenue bin, making provisions for
an appropriation to he Post Office Department, came
up and was finally passed, with a slight amendment
There was a strong disposition manifested TO termi
nate the session.
HOUSE-1hc Senate amendments to the FORTH
Gallon Bll were taken up. and, after much debate, IN,
amendment establishing an armory in the West wa
SO modified as 10 appropriate only $4,000 for the Sc
lection OF a site. The amendment providing FOR a sur
yey Of the Southern coast was adhered 10, aud a con
ference asked v ith the Senate.
Wednesday, Sept. |.
The new bank bill came mp, and was discussed viii
more candor and lcniy, even by Mr. Benton himself
than has before been the case during the session al
though lac OR Benton) hung on the rear TO harrass tn
tanks as much as possible with his foolish "dmc,d
mcHts,' some II or Is Of which he offered, every on
Of which were rejected. The Journal Of Commerc
says, There is but little doubt tina, the bill will pas
| Tomorrow This bill obvia.es the two land only Oh
%iecrons dweItupon by the President in his veto, and
1t passes the Senate, is quite impossible to concciv
/, upon what grounds he can refuse TO sign it. Their
u.s., however, a distant iutimation in the message tn.
other objections might be urged, but no intimaiion tia
those objections alone would be sufficient to secure hi
E. disapprobation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

., a.. es raseher ii hs absolute ttu,h -
aA tur itA
a a.aasn~cmcHi, is'a; IT, Mt Fox j. Of fAf
.-.lsare in tbs eyes of England than We
tne hatri n Considering him on this side
.. "a fcsi offfces ships arc necessary 10
.8s bus osfcasc home. The BRUSH govern.
~ boz. serer bv hr appropriate The money to be e1.
10 ts expedition 20 relieving tie hundreds oil
s.., a.ac, starving population At home.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

.4nother .7rresf for the Murder of.niss Rog-
crs.-A person by the name Of A. w. Padley,
was arrested in New York on Monday, charg-
ed with abduction, rape and murder Of Mary
G. Rogers. The New York Tattler says:-
Mr. adlcy is the man who testified to Sec
ing the rose in Mr. Crommelin's door, and the
name Of Mary on Mr Crommelin's slate. He
protested to identify the body and to corrob-
crate all Mr. Crommelin's statements. He is
the person who ~testlfies to the last trace of
Mary. His silence since the affair seemed to
have been settled, is a strong circumstance
against him.
The Grand Jury, who meet next week, will
unqucstionably act upon the matter: and when
the trial or examination of Mr. Padley comes
up mir Crommelin will have a chance for show
ing the character ofhis connexion, as a wit
ness in the case. Let us have no more star
chamber work.
We trust that the public are nov satisfied
that Venetian police examinations amount to
nothing. We hope that Mr. Justice Taylor
will be cited, as a witness, to say what result
ed from his examination of Mrs Rogers at her
house. We expect also to find out, whether
Mrs Rogers ever saw any part of the clothing
said TO be Mary's, except what was carried &c
her by Mr. Crommelin, on the morning aftel
the discovery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Rutland Socict, Of Literature and Science.

The following WORKS have been received ior Au-
gust
New loik Review, for July.
Edinburgh " April.
Biblical Repository " July
North American Review for July.
Foreign Quarterly, fot Apnl.
American Jurisi, for April & July.
S,lman's Journal, for Iuly
London Quarterly, for June.
American Repository Of Science a ARA Tor Feb
March April, May, June, July.
Museum cor May and June, July.
Museum for May and Juuc.
lakewood for June and July.
Knickerbocker fot July, August
Graham's Magazine, July aud August.
American Eclectic, for July.
Memhers having The numbers Of Lakewood for Dec
1910 and Tor May and Juno lsii. are requested to -
turn ,hom Cor binding. +. W. UoPEtSs, Secy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

Foreign Paupers.-The British authorities
in Jamaica have contracted for the convey
ancc ofthc white Migrants on the Island to
some port in the United States, at the rate of
$40 per head. There should be a law to pun
ish any master Of a vessel bringing paupers
into the country, by Il months experience in
the tread-mlll. and twenty years imprlson-
ment and hard labor. This would soon put a
stop to the importation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

w T. the subscribers. being srPointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district Of Rstl.nd, eomnis-
sionrrs 10 receive, Examine and adjust ell claims .ad do
msnd, Of all persons against the estate Of
JOHN Il JOHNSON,
late OF Rutland In rsid district, deceased, re- 9Iessstst
insolvent. snd slso all claims snd demands exhibited 10
offset thereto and 81 months from the l4th day Of July
last being allowed by SAID court TOT that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We viii attend 10
the business OF our said appointment at the house 81
Nahum johnson, m Rutland, on the 2-th day of Dsesmbsr
next, from I until I O'Clock T. NJ on sad day.
M Nia'nm MPnKy comm'..io"sr.
August97, lo4I S-&
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
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Seventy thousand die OF C%onsump,ion s,srv year N
the United States. and millions suffer from coughs aud
colds, that can be restored by DIT rsylor's hslssm Of
lveiwort Have you = cough, hs persuaded to puv-
chase a bottle Of Tayloi's lAverrort. Tomorrow may
be too late. That IN no cns Of the Thousand ossss
where II has been u.od has II failed 10 r,ls'e-ne
mistake. For sale by James E,stson. a, The Rutland
Book store. Communicated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

7 would respectfully say that have a lot Of my improv-
i ed WiuHotcing Machines finished and ready for sale,
which will warrant well made, Of good materials, aud
will clean all kinds Of grain, fax seed, grass seed, beans,
peas, DC, moro perfectly than any tanning mill yet invent
ed. Ny patent having expired, my name and location wall
be attached to every machine ! may hereafter dispose OF,
as a guarantee that they are my own manufacture,
and will perform the work for which they are designed to
the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser
o. Wire SIeveing and Sleeves Tor tanning mills, emu,
mills, furnaces, aud various other uses, manufactured and
kept constantly for sale. All orders by mail or otherwise
executed faithfully.
kessrs Burt ~ Mason are authorized 10 sell the above
machines. SAMUEL
Rutland, Sept :, k4l, 3G-35