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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

rsnsias tllll0I n q 20 o,
isiains a fac sipiis sigssfn>0 ~ Nnfsr H.,
n Brandreth These labels are Dr. W on a.si 49,
hfafiy dssgaed and done at ,rp,ase Of ,,rrai Ne,
sand deDsrs
Rsssepter Asfop-ihs sids-and ~, koiiom
PRisoirAt Orficr.
aIi Broadway, opposite The City Hall, New yoit
T.. Orrtcr
I9-HANovER sTREET-l9
2 Place in BOSTON for these Truly excellent PIN,
h BRANERETHM b
fEnered accotding TO Of Congress IN the year Is
by Benismin Brandrch in the Cler q Office Of the d.,
trio, C"ur of the Southern District cr New Yot.l
U|NEN Err purchase Bran reih Pills IN Rui and Con,
but of the following regular agents. 0rn 81 Oh n,
Rutland. JAMES ENERSON
Fancis Slasou,
Brandon, jackson x Kctchum
Warren X Piss
Clarendon. Hitchcock y Morgan,
r.,,.,o, Hodges & Hawkins,
SaS"'""' + Jameson
Cutingsvite, brown u Dow.
Dandy, 4 y Smith,
T. F Rogers
Fairhaven, a d j Allen
.Nddletuwn, s G. Bruce,
Orwell, ~ "pnan 20
Pnwlet, VIM b Sheldon
fntsiord Henry Smonds
Poullney, , nn's'
Shrewsbury, John Buct master
Sudbury, Ira Bingham,
Tinmoutb, n. w SAWYER
,vue, (S Townsend Jr
s'''' LNpham. Vail Il Co
Wells Allen Groyer w.
Yves, Haven. y ID. Alftet
Whitehall, N r. Day & Moody
As YOU value health, buy OF no other. IN Raj. :,
ooe",y. 2-ly
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GREAT BARGAINS.

THE Subscriber offer, 0r sale tvo Farm. One
containing POO a'te- ol land, Two miles NORTH cf
h1neaoorE4 Huafc GOD eu mile, sJ'tl of Burlington,
On lie stage road. % s,id fsfm Is new Two story
oneN d"e'anG h"tsr. Finished 90 modern STYLE, good
eaits, DOT buildings a., well walcrrA. aud good
iIuii orchard The other fa contains $50 acres ON
the premises sre good house, barns, 6c, Said farms
arc vel adapted o. Keeping sheep or dairy both arc
1nce' good stale ~ clius alton, and viii re Sold to-
Eelher or separately, - the purchaser. NAV choose
Terms, thlrd 90 orc hllfai lie time of sale and
efedh iof Use balance. For further particulars en-
Gufe Of the subscriber on ihe premise,
IRA WARNER
Hinespufgh, VI Nuy ). 1871. Sm 40
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w L. NJ w IG n It's
INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS.

Entirely Vegetable.
Manufactured undcI the immediate supefintend,,co y,
William Wright, Vice President of the North
American College of Health
EoR the treatment and of diseases in the orn NJ
bilious and nervous fevcrs, meases, small No.
pans in the stomach, back and side, consnmplon
dropsy, scroua, cancer, splitting of blood sick mead
ache, rheumatism, diarrhea dysentery cholcs. Avs,
pepsa papitaton of the heart ulcers and sores Of ey
cry kind, &c. For sale by
James Everson Rutland f. b. Dewy, lIubbard,on
+. $. Leonard, Wallingford S. Mears Poul,ney
Lapham q Walls Wallingn J. LcffnoweI ponl,ney
A. X. Vail d co. Dandy. f. Jan., .0n, Casrle,on'
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{. u. GRiSWOLU.
D,aier ~
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEnElRy,
SEiI'ER WORK.

BRANDON, W
u EEPS constantly CA hand. Gold snd silver An
~ chur E.capomcu,, HnftLuuial. and Neruca'
WATCHES, Bras, ans Mood CLOCKS silver
Wsiod CAKE BASKETS. Britannia TEA SETS.
Ladies Cameo. Mosaic and I.ocks,e B Pms, Gentle
mens u Pins. FINGER RINGS, Gold Chains and
KEYS, Lockalcs, Bracelets, Feruoniers, &c, &c.
silver W0rk.
Silver Table, Tea. Ctram, and Sah SPOONS But
ser Knives aHd Sugat longs OF southern manufacture,
and warranted equal 30 quality Is dollars; Also
4 Variety.
Consisting boz part of Cloth. Hair, Teeth Nail, and
Comb Brushes. Ivory and luAid Needle Books, and
Card Cases. Poke, Books. Wallets and Purses:
Shelf Side, Back and Poke, Combs. Work Boxes:
Sro1 Stands: Dolls. Hsit Curis Needles Pins; Den
tlucc. Razors and Razor Straps; Tobacco Boxes
Music Boxes, Accordion AMI Instruction Books.
E'erfMmery
or the richest French and German extracts; also Ger
man and French Colopns; Honey Wafer and Ls,en
der; Balm OF ColnmbE Maccassor Bears, and Buff
fslu HAIR OILS. Bemena Cream, OleOphane and
Vegetable SHAVING SOAPS.
Any articles of Rich Goods u not on hand will be
obtained to order on short notice.
Particular attention paid to watch repairing
Brandon, Nov. 1871. 46tf
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I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Count for the Dsiric, Of Fairhaven
commissioners 10 receive. examine and adjus, all
claims AMI demlnus OF pl persons, the estate of
REV LAMPSON MINER
late OF C1seion 90 so district decreased ted
insolven,, aud also 40 claims anl demands exhibited
10 osc thereto. and six months from the 10th dav of
OctDber last being allowed bv said Court Tor that pur-
pose we do therefore hcr-bv give notice thu, we will
attend TO the business ut said appointment at the
dwelling house of Mary VI Miner IN Castleon on the
<h Thursdays OF December and January next. from
oo'eock a m until O'Clock p. IN. on each of said
days.
WV WARD,
1850 CHARLES r. rEAa.os, '''''''sso"e's'
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Harness
Drugs and Medicine.

TIVE sohscutcr has iu~tJe from New York,
fresh and gcpofai assortment OF
Drugs and MsdiciHc
comprising most OF tie articles usually kept in Drug
ssl shop, among which nearly oil OF the APP
proved late chemical preparations.
Also for sale Wagon TIRE Old Sable, Swedes and
Bloom Iron. SwcCcs German. Eng Blister, Spring
and Cast Steel horse nail rods round and square iron;
cutter shoes, smiths file, and rasps with many other
articles 10 which thc attention OF those wishing pur
chase ~ solicited isG JANts l'oarER.
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ID ru z StOr c
E1,nnrd Rrinlcu.

w public generally that he now offers TOT safe ~ n'
store No. a. scu.h side Old Fanenil Hall, on aconnS
rnodstiae terms and al the lowest maitet Prtees,
lul and complete assortment, OF
Drugs, Medicines. Paints d Dye Sfgf'.
Among which are
soo-Rs6n.d G amphor 100 hbi. high proof sicshof
Cases 1nfkcy OPIUM Zvo do nfo tsm"oca
900 P,ppsrmint 40 do lg~"ou
so,hsskesr Anna,to 200 do hcdwocd
10 bills Fog refined Borar 100 do reaehwooo
IS ra.hs Sse' mr. 80 do Alum
20 do Gear Tartar 20 do -B.uc vitrioi
20 care. Lio Psse 80 csrboys OIL vhrioI
20 do Gum Shnise % bbfs olive Oh
IS blas Caste, OIL casks madden
bto-CaIomri b cases Manila Indigo
500 Cufrosiye subimatc do Bengal do
800 Blu. Pm l5O Dbl. cupperas
sfD0--S Cath Soda % casks W hitc Lead
iOD0-- 7 iftana AGA loo bbis Watering
300 packages spo'hecsryt( 100 d" tns.cd Oh
Glassware so do SPIT. rupcutine
10 Cases Is Lemon 20 casks C"cheile yellow
10 do Butcamont 80 kicks PARIS Green
Is do Marhesia 10 bids NeatsGri OIL
Dealers III Dogs Paints country merchants clotiers
and manufacturers particularly invited TO call when
purchasing all goods will be off at extremely lew
prices accommodating tetms and of the best qualities
Al the Old ilrinlry Drug Siorr, Nos T. 4,
South side Fan-ui Hall, BOSTON.
NIB Oatmeal Safforn, Boodrnot Ergot, Black Snake
Root Oils Wormwood, Tsnzy Checkerhury always want
ed, for which the highest market price will tie gwen.
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ions Bayssr, tConn,..;.
RussEL B,RBrR. I o"''''''''""e'''
hounihoily, No5. 81 IsiI. 4s. so

WE the subscribers, heing appointed oy the Hon.
the Probate Count for the district of Fairhaven
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
GAINS aRd demands OF All persons against the estate OF
DAVID DEWEY,
late OF Pouney in said district, deceased represented
insolyent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
~ offset thereto anI months from he 10th day OF
November, INST, being allowed by said for tina,
purpose we do Therefore hereby give that we
VII attend Ia the business of our said appointment a,
me dwelling house Of Anna Dewey, widow ofIhe said
deceased, IN Prultncy, on Thursday the 3Oh day Of
December next aud on the 9ih day Of February next
iTOm 10 clock a. 60. uatl, O'Clock, p m each OF
sai days. SAMvrL = HooggR/
as 50 Mu p Noyrs Nommiss rs
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AME into the encius IRE OF the subscriber in Sep
- temher, one dark red two wear old steer with
notch in his right one brinle Two year old steer
with notch in both The is reque sted
prove property pay charles, and take them away.
SherbuIHe, Nov. 10, 1911. 47:i9 Henry SREpp.
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r,,r;d condition amer desth more from the Quana, u
aspurs humors contained IN Them a. The ams ihtT tias
"A IN, from any other And Who there Tia, ~
usa allow that IL Brsndrsihs Pills had been rmro,ss
81 10 have removed those impure hemors that VI, nrs
M, have hen saved whoever will bot give h, ,uA,
ration will al once pctecisc the p,r
1>ouRl,1DlS lumoi' before death, 1nt IL
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DR.. TAYLoR's
BALASM OF LIVERWORT.

DALASM OF Nv ERWOhI.
The cures and benefits produced by the use of this
medicine, in all Of diseases of the Lungs, is al
most incredible. 1t has been used by several persons
in this neghborhood and there is scarcely an instance
but its benefits have been fully realized. Persons al
hicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma difficulty ofbreath
ing, pains in the side breast, splitting OF blood,
a.rhs, palptaton OF the heart, oppression and sore
OF the chest, whooping cough, peurisy, hectic fe-
yer, night sweats, difficult proiuse expectoraton,
and all other affection Of the chest, lungs and liver,
should fail of procuring bottle Of this medicine
Sandy Hill, Washington co Ny. ]. WRIGHT.
The composition of Taylors Balsam Of Liverwori
is only known the proprietor therefore it is danger
Gus using any but that from 375 Bowery.
distressed until took DIR Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort. found this medicine to suit my and cur
me a, once, which causes me 10 recommend it to 9th
ers. u. FISHER, II Barrow ST. N. 7.
Pam IN tie Side and Breast.
These diseases have caused me much trouble, and
often prevented nv attending to business Every med
acme heard of tried, but found no relief As last
resource ! concluded to try DR.. Taylors Balsam Of
Liverwort As as did grew better, and have
been gaining ever since am now in good health, and
can truly recommend this Balsam being far superb
or TO any thing else
A. L. GREEN, Piu-st, NY.
Splitting Of Blood Cured
For four months have had discharge Of blood
from the lungs, almost daily Also, dry hard cough
some pain, great weakness and hoarseness. After
trying the doctors in vain for three months concluded
10 use Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwon of which
three bottles have made an entire cure.
L. A. HANlLAND, III Oak-si y. Y.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!.
! GENUINE
bot that prepared the old office 37S Bowery, city 0
New YORK, where the article hrsl made and IL
y charauer established. None other Genuine thoug
. there various limitations offered bearing the sam
or similar names.
J For sale hy JAMES ENERSON At the Ruilan
Bookstore, Strong Buck, Pttstord, DR.. f. Vail, Mid
de,own, Ira Baton, Brandea, G Jameson, Castle
ton, 4 l. Cailio, Orwell. J. Bingham. Sudbury, LAX
., Dlamore Glass Co SALISBURY, G. Walker & Ga, Ben
f" SON LefTingwell. Wes' Puutney, Vail a. Go. Dar
bv, Huchcork g. M,rgln, Clarendon Springs, II
% Lumbard, Paw.e, W p. Noyes, E4s, PouIsy, Boz
10 nil, Ardrews q Co MANCHESTER l. 4 Hodge, Dofss
5. 4 H. Buckley. Granville, y. Y, +. X. Wins, lr
t3-lv
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I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court forthe district of Rutland, com
missoners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands OF all persons against the estate of
SIMEON DiCKERNAN,
late OF NouuIhuy IN said district
,nsolvent, and also all claims AMI demands exhibited
~ ohso thereto and SIX months from the 18th day OF
November inst being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend TO the business of orr said appointment at the
dwelling house OF Ohel B. Dckerman in Mountholy,
on the frs, Wednesdays OF January, and Nav, next
nom O'Clock, ". until 1 O'Clock, p. NJ. on each OF
ssd DAYS
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Greater Bargains than Ever.

1NHE subscriber is now receiving, in addition 70 us
former stock, beautiful assortment Of "Oo1s
which will be sold at greater bargains than ever-'1CH
beaver cloths; broadcloths d0eskns; beautiful ra''
mere vesting,; stock dickies and crayas, hg1' 4p'
dark fig. silks bonnet silks and ribbons silk warp o.
pacch4s at III; mouseline de lanes and siAnny' ="
so; alpine, and eoans black aud red mefi1o shi".'
beautiful cashmere do; also lot ofiickuP, sheeNNs
cotton flannel, cotton batting, together with an assn
ment OF glass ware, and large assortment 0i l"F'
hanginQs which will be sold very low for cash ai.o
case fgent's calf sewed boots, ioi 81 only. .,.,.
H. Il. 1HAYEh
Piuslord, Nov. Is, 1871. - -
"IANK.- al Iii --,,. RI, . a.. "a ti,.
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ISst.
Northern Transportation Line.

TRHIS Line Of Canal Boats on Chsmplsin Cansi, snd
- Vessels ana steam t.ske Chsmpain vail be eohta
usd hy JAMES a HOOKER Troy
ISAAC BAKER, WLu.hAll.
The fn'n6' Of this iine ond tie public, believe win
be ssshTa With ths arrangement The usual confidence
and bus ness salced Eyrty ereron Will be made.
gre Satisfaction f'r ight apply 10
PORE CATLlN, l21 n II
BJfNtS, SCoeuus Sip, Y.
IA CARLETON I a5 River street.,
Jss. n HOOKER, Troy
V.BAKER, Camsioek', Lsnding and whi,rAs A
G 10 BARNEY - Pier Albany
WhitrksH Sep, 4th Ia H-3no,
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PAPER =ANS-nSc.

II LII ccusisui.f 60 band istac aSasitalcni 81
getfr Ha5r,Hgs.
sslccisd iu AtarY att Troy. Which vo vii sell At
Albsny and Tnt gaa.rfair sa -. al n q small pet
ttni addition 90 pay irsastonsuou.
htr.
Al th5s ~ Paper an1 Bialk noots, consisnly on
hard oui store IN Mil Village - 30
~ HENDERSON. a co
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pEyorGo rotcsras

70. ssls ~ The ssb,cnbsr On rssaaasble terms 40
ssessus Cuuss -. Is seaw.
kugbsn8. Nov 80 isgt a. 10
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Stray Cow,

CTRAyED from the subscriber in Mendon. on or about
~ the 9Th OF Nov. dark red mch cow;-she had
unusually large iea,s and the hair worn from both
the upper and under side of her neck by wearing a
poke; her horns were rather small and stood nearly
straight forward All necessary charges paid for the
return OF nd cow or proper reward will be given
for information where she may he found.
Meudon, Nov. 23l5it. i1.i9 CYRUs Epson, J R.
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THURCH MUSIC. The ubsct.b-r 10 ieads 10 sr-p.ts
" hinssi 10 d-si istg-ly Ia re Is -sloA Aead~ny"C
90 80 IN -s.ua P.slasL" Jss KyERsOS
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s,ratfirr.

Roar Mason have for sale sole leather, upper
- leather, cali skins. and pltnl leather.
nov. % az 80
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MUSICAL INsTRUuENTs.

I su ;. RrsT, ic4,hcf 80 vocal Mastc. - ason, fof
- tie sac q Atr.am Pi.scoil's Premium Bass AID
Doodle BSss isls Nc'oii.ns, and Scfaphas made
o. Coasoft y n which by ne tess I43scs arc pro.
nusrcrd sBpeiaI i1 any others nsnuisriu va the
oounff, and will le l1nised 90 individuals or sorie.
ties a. The mauufs,isfct's prices and warranted All
ofcots commute 4uons fes ted 70 a.iingiatd VI
eiilgcrcIrc immediate attention. 3m ass
LEVI RUST
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I'atlOW

1000 los. good tried tallow for sale by
AOOO nov. %. 474g Burr 4 MtsoN
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Window Glass.

nANiGfs BrLI will Keep constantly on hand ul
- assoumen, II Like Dunaore Wlndow Glas.
which they will sell agents for the factory whole
sale OF retail, the lowest terms. Also wndos
sash, puly &c
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Prepare for Winter.

nANELs a BrLL have tot sale large assortment OF
- Cloth AMI Fur Caps also for, buck, and beaver
Gloves, buckskia mtlnas. lined and fur trimmed in-
dls rubber shoes. common do 1850
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~ tEr NssoN have iDs; received 30 bpSos SnIisbu-
- ~ Glass, Of different s,1es and qualities, fot sale
a. Usual
nov %. Iefi g. 80
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DLANKs Of all kinds for SIZE At rns ,-....,,
ID RUTLAND BOOhsl Oht
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LH RLOW
ia Pab 40,
b. & aeh ncs
VI 'efii'Er, hs,-
"A n. 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
T, r;.h,.Hope Candidates.

p Messrs. O'suAiran, Dare=He, ac-NATray'
-. p.nf- 1yeir. Gro,lt, .SscackhdmsT, Nae
In, and 7orrnsend still maintain their places on
bo,b the Tammany and Carroll Hall tickets, in
spite of their deceptive disclaimer. We we're a.
.arsd Yesterday by leading Catholic that they
mad private promises from all these men that they
would sustain such an alteration Of the School Sys-
TEN as Bishop Hughes desires. We believe this
Is true; and We know, that the Catholic. support
them in the full confidence that it Is Yet we
see the names of Messrs. NacIay, TOrn'end and
Jones on the Pro,estan, Union ticket also. What
is the meaning Of this All the candidates Oh that
ticket have given pledges to MAINTAIN tie Scf0Ol
Fund as Il is. Is not here manifest and double
,geacaery2 Who will trls, these candidates
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Hsr Goes the RaitIef

We have glorious sdviees from the adjoining
Couaties.
Klses County is Wing beyond doubt, with
heavy u,.ioriry Tor our Senators.
RicHxosD !. doing noby. ourtrends are ahead
in Cas,le;on tor the inst tine. Ths County a.
most certain.
In QrEzss, our chance appear. fully even.
WEs7cHEs1ER, We have ass urasces, vii very
probably eIec, ose Wing. il not both. Il has let
done 50 before in many years.
In CoLuMg1A our friends have high hopes OF
sweeping he board They closed the poll il Hud-
son AZ votes ahead on Monday evening. Hudson
is elw.y. yery clOse) Their adyices from all parts
OF the COUNTY are favorable.
In GaEEyI, the election OF one Wing 5 conf
dently expected
In all these Counties. We had bat one Repre-
sentative last year; now we feel confident OF ForR
to Ten. We shall doubtless go up to Albany with
THREE TINES As MANY As.emblyrnen as last year.
Wings vlcToRT HERE Is VICTORY EVERY
WHERE BIZ ARDENT Is The Goos WoRk To-
DAY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Reoist,.X srfncex.

The Offices of the Conis of Registry will be
ope tomorrow aud Wedns sdny Qhe day Of Eiectos)
fro sun rise tc sunset AZ the following places
WARD Atlantic Garden, II Broadway, opposite the
Bowag Grccu
a-Second ward Hotel ;. Nassau street. aear
Fulton.
3-al9 Fulton near Greenv ch-street
I-Shakspeate Hotel, William, corner OF Duane
5-l27 Franklin-strect corner West Broadway,
under Rlleys Fifth Ward Hotel
6-Dunns Sixth Ward Hotel, Al Duane street
near Centre.
4-I05 Henry. street, between Pike and RStgers
s-Davis's Eighth Ward nousc. los. SFring-st,
between Thompson end Sullivan.
g-Jcffei Hall, i3i Hudson, corner OF Charles
street..
iO-Nlitary Hall, G5 LsdoS Sstreet opposite the
Market
Z" ll-McNea's Union House, 29S Second-strect.
l2-Vanoewaer's Five Me House Third Avenue.
i3-Republican Hall, 396 Grand, corner OF Ator-
pey-strett.
" l4-Fourteenth Ward Hotel eorEer Grand aud
Elizabeth-sreets.
l5-Consli,uton Hall, $50 Broadway near Bieeck
er
l6-waiter Rosevelt'-, corner Broadway and 2l.'
street
=. i7-Ilermit,ge Hail. 300 Hous,on.s.rset, corner
Allen.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

The BRITISH lS CENTRAL ANERicA.-l he
British Crown mas recently made a considerable
addition 10 IL possessions in Central America
Formal possession it seems, has been taken OF tie
distrisr Of country known as the Musquito Coast.
The pretext upon which the high-handed measure
is grounded is somewhat singular. Ii may be
within the recollection of our readers that not long
since rumor circulated through the papers, to
the effect that the King OF the Musquito Shore had
departed this life and left behind him a last Will
and testament. in which he bequeathed 70 hi' be-
loved cousin Queen Victoria OF Great Britain, all
his lands. tenemen,s and hcredltament', including
OF course the whole domain Of the Musquito Shore.
The illustrious egatec 1t appears, mas not bean
slow in accepting the bequsst; prompt steps ha'
ing been taken acquire SEIZURE OF the territory
Before what Judge the vii was probated We have
not learned Perhaps that iorTaity was dispensed
with as inconyenieAt, and tending 10 throw lmped-
ment. in the way of the speedy conveyance OF the
property 1t NAV be presumed, also, that Tor
iulilar reason it was thought advisable 10 waive
sn inquiry into the right OF the Indian King to be-
aueath his kingdom and all lis sayages to whom
he peases
The demise, whether regular or not, furnished
England with al! she wanted viz. pretcxt, frivo-
lous though it might be- Tar claiming the territory
mere thread OF title IN the hands OF rapacity l.
readily twisted into a strong cable, and Queen VIC
,oria has not suffered her pretensons 10 fall to the
ground for the want OF powerful backing. By 4
late arrival, we learn that British sloop-ot-war
had been sent 10 the Musquiio country TO enforce
the will st the deceased King. In pursuance OF
this object San Juan, the capital, wa. taken pes
session of by British officer and new King,
appoistei BY Her Majesty Of Great Britain, was
proclaimed Thus ha. ric:l and extensive region
been acquired by the British Crown without cost
or trouble The acquisition, however, is merely
in its inception Great Britain never acquires
;oo,hold in tarbarous climes without enlargng her
borders. The settlement il Hondura, and the
Musquito Shore is only the beginning in scheme
of conquest that embraces within its scope the
whole of Central America. An age may eapse
before the enterprise Is realizsd but come il must
and IL the present disorganized state of 5 panish
Amerric. the achievement may be easy, and per
haps half centary may witness the completion Of
British ambition. y. o. Bulletin, 23d.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
SPECIAL SESSIONS -. Nov.


Before Judge Noah and Aid. Leonard and Hatfield.
Henry Peterson boy, tried for stealth. three hats
worth SI5 from Isaac Moses, Jr guilty, sent to the
House Of Refuge. Daniel Conner old oh-nder, stealing
an iron vault crate guilty, Penitenuary months. The
..me stealing vault CRATE from Mary Jane Benson
guilty Penltentary anothe months. Thonbs c. Cassa-
dy, stealing cloh jacket, worth ., from Mary Welsh
guy. Pcmitoatary 10 days. John Foster, stealing d
pair of cuck pnataloous from Bucurd b. Demng guilty
Peniten,iary 60 days. Ezlbe'h S;oughtoH, colored,
stealing rneriGo cloth c-at, worth $50 from Augustus
Floyd guilty., Penitentary months. John Hicks, col
ored stealing cloth coat worth si5 from William 5
Duyal: guilty, Peni'enfi4ry months. John Markey old
offender, stealing tools, Sc, worth s., froN Luther eb
bins: guilty, Psnitentary months William Henry
colored stealing carpenters oo!, worth s. from Lewis
Selvan: geilty, Penitentiary d rs Sarah Gra.es
coloet stealing Il from John Cr-sady guilty, Peni-
tentiary . months. John LASH old convict assault
and battery on MS wife, Eliz, guilty Penentiary
months. David Com.,ock found under suspicious ci:
cumstanccs IN the premises Of Albert Brownhgil not
guilty. Timothy shs, and John Day, boys stealing 80
from Lydia Downs, colore4 guilty, Daiiy sent 10
the House Of Refuge aud judgement sIsPened the
of Shsy. Aun Rugan, stealing barrel worth 80 % from
William Mcknight guilty, PenIentiary SKY days
Michael Hggings. stealing worth Sl2 from VVil-
liam Lisney guty, PcniteGtiary months. Susan
Franco- colorsd, Edward Scofed, John hink wood
John Leonard severaly discharged for OF
dsnce. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Victory i. within our Grasp.

The rally at tie Regis'ries Yesterday was most
spirited and abou, 1000 voters added to the lists
Two.7nlRDs OF The WHIos. In the three lover
Wards abou, sIyE-TEyTHs were Wings; in the
Fourth. Fifth and Seventh, we led the Iocos hand
somely. We hear good report from the other
Wards, though no detailed returns. The number
added in the Wards from which W. have express
,o,,,,,. i. as follow.: