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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06
Washington correspondent writes to the Journal 0
Commerce follows

Washington correspondent writes to the Journal or
Commerce S follows:
Some removals will be announced on the Ist Of
April That day will make April fool Of some who
have been lulled into a false security. Some few Of
the old heads of bureaus will be retained but mos,
them will soon be changed. The subordna,es in the
Departments will not be removed in mass, in bat.
talons, but in detail Nothing like general sweeps
anticipated.
The rclicC system does not seem to have been adopt,
ed in practice, by the new administration Mr.. Ew.
ing has issued orders to the effect tina, no person
his department shall be allowed to 90 on the credit
system and pay of in bankruptcy. Persons in debt or
OF eXtravagant habits WILL therefore, find little proec
ton from this administration. The course was
adopted and IN many instances carried out, by Gen
Jackson.
John Randolph, recoect, gave as a reason for sup
porting Mr.. Crawford a candidate for the Pfeslden
cy that Mr. G. had declared his determination to eject
from Office all who paid their debts by kissing the book
i. e. taking the oath of insolvency Whether an
bi,rary and ndiscrmnate rule of this sort proper
another question
The President was unwell yesterday. Many have
predicted that there would be a fatal reaction IN his
system after the late eXcemen,s and change Of habits
that he has undergone. But he Is tough old soldier
and buckeye Is as lasting hickory.
Mr. Webster has been called to New York by The
illness Of his ather-in-law. Mr. Badger has not yet
returned. Every man, in each department, worked
hard. There Is an immense effort making to obtain
thorough knowledge of the condition of every branch
OF the public service. The Departments must le ready
IN nlne Wccks, for Congress It's a short notice and
much must be done.
We are still in doubt and darkness as 10 the specific
measures which are 10 be proposed and acted upon
The extra session The opinion prevails that the Pres
dent will recommend specific measures, as rene
dies for the evils under which the country suffers lie
mas called Congress- and will lay before them lnia''
nation OF the state Of the Union: but ho will not -
SAD, proceed 10 the execution Of the other branches
the constitutional injunction, and recommend 70 her
consideration sDch measures he Sha Judgc Heoe''aT
ana eIped'cni' II IS supposed that the President
views In regard 10 the exclusive control Of tougrta
over all the matters Of finance and revenue, viii pre-
vent hun from interfering in those questions Dry exec
uiivc recommendations. Mr. Ewing, may, howe1e'
recommend Bank, a fiscal agent and an aid TO ~
restoration OF sound currency, AS nearly all bus pTe
ecessors IN the Treasury department have done before
him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

inc their hcalthful influence among community NOR
AL social civil and religious nights ana privileges Sc
cured by wise and Just laws and above ALL enjoying
fce access to the consultations OF the Gospel OF our
Lord and SAVIOR uninAuonssd and unres'ralned oy
civil povot In remembering these, and other mcr-
cios and blessings of Creator and Passover me
mind is drawn nom the gift to the Giyer. They adj
nonish 10 faithful review OF the past To thoughts OF
our own unworthnoss and short comings IN the Nar'
Gus duties Of life and To cou,o and sincere repentance
for past faults.
Let us invoke the blessing Of God upon our country
and pray that her institutions may not suffer through
Marty animostv or sectional strife but he preserved
rom the dangers many and peculiar, which surround
us that the difficulties, which now seem TO threaten
the public tranquility. be oquiiably and honoraoly
adjusted that lie would impart wisdom 10 out rulers,
and due respect for order, TRUTH and justice 10 the
people.
By the immutabe laws Of an overrulinG Providence
suffering is the certain penalty of iransEression,--et
U.S. therefore. hesecch God that the people may bc
turned from SIN that man may he led to see The wrong
and tyranny Of holding his fellow either IN physical or
mental bondage tina, the rights OF the weak may bo
respected and of the wronged redressed and that the
impartial and pure principles of the Gospel may be
come the rule and guide of the whole family OF man.
Given under my hand and seal of the State, at Shore
ham, this eighteenth day OF March, IN the year
H. 81 of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-onc. and OF the Independence of the
United States, the sxty-fOh.
SILAS II. JENlSON.
BY the Governor
GEO II. MANsER. Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06
Fast in New YORK, 18th Of April, inst.

MoHE ViLLAsY If any is DESTROYS Of contemplating
subject which shall his n6gnaon beyond The power Of
any known a~ the human constitution control. let him
read the following condensed another abomnabe
satSe law and the rights Of the people Of the
old New Jersy Expulsion Sub Treasury and Treasury Note
character attempted by the oeos in the Virginia legislature
1t but faithful repetition Of the violent precedent establish
ed Congress by the nfuraed Ieaos and maniac despe
radoe, Of the tory administration of Martin Van Buren, and i,
sincerely hoped his HE party and these deeds may
forever hereafter be associated
To preserve understanding the affair from the extract
which made will only he necessary say that all
has Of the late refu, Of Gov Seward Of n To
comply with the pnwsraniabe demand OF Gov Gmer Of Va
for unoHendng be punished the latter
by the uhunan harbar, o slave laws FOR real offence
While this pending Curry, guilty OF forgery in
aed thence Va where he appeheDded and lodged
sa demand upon Gov Glmer made Tor his surrender
20 authorities Which refused compliance as retAia
son upoa NY refusal The lower the leg
vaeou,derng,he parallel passed resolution con
dsmnng the conduct Of inosnsed inter
f,nnes Gov Gnsr threw up bis cap and resigned oHoe
-hsh sn With the legislature To elect a successor
VIRGINIA.
The Legislature Of the ancient, and unierrihed Com
nouw allh have adjourned and le the State acep4a
lous-or headiess. The scenes which occurred at III,
close Of The session, described IN the annexed er
tracts, tend strongly 10 show the decentralization o
public sentiment OF legislative digniy, and Of honora
DE pTide. which The curse Of Jacksonism Van Buren,
isin-or % both combined M the significant tern
Of loo Fooosfm-has brough, upon our land
nui these DAYS Nirsiuians would have scorned ia,
miserable the psltry, the dishonest arts, by which
Z minority parry stfose 10 force a Governor upon IA,
People OF The State 20 N. soseuce Of those quslihe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY MS EXcELLESCY THE GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION.

Tor Christian people-acknowledgn the goodness
and mercy OF their Cfea,or-to unite IN humbly CON
Tossing their unwouhiness and IN soliciting a con
unuance Of the blessings OF Heaven, is a duty no
less hl and RATIONAL than pleasing and acceptable
In accordance with custom respected for rs asso-
cations do hereby appoint FRIDAY, the njH,h day Of
ApTI HeIt 10 be observed throughout this State as
day OF public Fasting and PRAYER And respectfully
invite nv ieow-rzens 10 orego all pursuits incon-
siseni with the duties Of the day, and unite, IN their
several places Of public worship, such religious ser
wees as shall be suited 70 the occasion.
We are a favored people with a climate highly
conducive health "A soil rchly repayIng The labors
OF the hushandman industry and enterprise receiy-
inc hesf due reward ,-seminanes Of learning spread
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

The N's'ppi les,liiufs Ae cha % Itself into eneh-
dBoo' pa.,op the free vii setno~edge The
omhpo,spoe Of slave sw and 'ueh construction, Of the Con-
rsuon cy please oa,e passed the foloyg re'olv
ttuH-
Re u urhtr resolved That tbs State will make COMMON
Of her whose tghs have been
hereafter be invaded aforesaid IN ANY MODE OR
MEASi RI OF RESISTANCE OR REDRESS necessary for
theit projection -
Doe any body smell gun powder 10 e,tmAlion,
becomes tie slave be lille modest pres
Of defiance toward. their free neighbours and for the
powder aud ball argument. nsoua,e the above resolution
may not be put them mind Of the fact that far
from beng able to sustain themselves in ei, inurecton.
they have power keep their slave population in sub.
jccion II they shogd Add also with this incumbr
upon them, in Of oregn instead Of be able
help pc IT, the, would be useless burden and nuisance to
other States Southern politicians famous for ftohy threats
and clustering bravsdong and equally famous for mbeciy
when the heat Of passion cools Off
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

abashcd a, this discovery OF his desire 60 get on, f
rance after pretending 10 be so innocent aud sa r,.
less as 10 the result of his trial
Nou have probably heard that tho trial will NOT r
on till October Whether this s,aiomcn, prove, i.
or not, depends very much upon the Influences vi
are made To- operate ON the matter at Washiug,oD-
there is nothing IN the organization of our rour, 4,
prevent an earlier trial Tho people here are ,,-
much disposed to find fault with this delay of rls
They feel that It IS due to the nsultcd mlcs,, aiu
laws that the prisoner should bc tried wtbou, Je,,
whatever may hc the result of that trial and that I
procras,ination is calculated to show To our cnc--
over the border the weakness of our civil ias,,.
tons.
As to Mcleod himself there is great diversity IN a..
conduct one day he will swagccr, and dcol,r, r,
the id Yankees dare not hurt a hair of Do, Is.
for fear of calling down the vengeance OF h, Cover,
men, at another time be asserts positively his ab,
to prove an dhbi and thus clear his skirts alloeclc
again he declares that our courts have no jur>I,..
IN the case, and that he is faithful subject 90 NJ,
Majesty, imprisoned against the law OF nations n,
wholc.domclnor indicates mind III at ease thug-
the notice taken of him 10y their high mEhtucssc,s .
the British Parliament gave him for time much s,,
faction. and would doubtless lave made a ptoa, ma.
OF him On his own csmation) were he quite sure tr
his neck was safe.
How this ugly business will terminate, 1t is impo,,
bic To predict 1t is not yet known, except ion,
grand Jury and district attorney, what Will Ice the n,
,urt of the evidence against him the trial Ma,
probably he will bc acquitted but then the supreme
Of the law will be indicated, which is OF more cony
quence than the necks of a dozen yagabonds like him
self, more or less. Yours truly, ! C. NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

TAUr ur Our chopper secretary Of the treasury is
made eIact the right stuff and most admirably calculated
second the movements Of The President for reformation
Somehow other go, wind of the fact that the U s. Reeve
Cutters stationed Easpor and Portland ordered
to other destinations to the Maine election with
the evident intention deprvng the officers belng Whgs)
their consequence Of which vanous these
gentlemen lost their Mr. Ewing demanded Of his Clerk
the Of these orders who though Van Buren, freely
acknowledged that knew of other than political
Several removals from Office forthwith announced. To
the remaining Office holders of the old faith say BE
your sins will hnd you out"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

"WITH All TBI Faults Ilovr BtIsrIIL In the ia
nous Gent~oh Conspiracy the ocos abored most indus
uiously justify the sess conduct Of the then Recorder
Morris but nttery without satisfactory them.
selves Yet III. strength first love" could be
bsted for the good Of ie party tina, he act
ng. As proof Of their continuing attachment they have gen
erouy nominated him for the important office Of OF the
city New York Aa of securing their thousan nd
illegal Paddy for this candidate they opposing the
contemplated Registry Law with all their might Without
these locoism in n city would be LEFT in go-
ous minority. How these democrats do guard the ballot
boyu"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

No, single Van Buren, paper that we have has express
ed the least approval Of the Presidents proclamation espec-
ing the interference OF Office holders election How scurvy
and meraby contemplate is the policy pursued by them We
would wager he the proclamation itself would have
been copied by Of them, tina, their readers
would obtain the information from Why did
the hearted Van Buren, similar mandate when he
knew his whole Of twenty thousand Office holders
abong by every within their power pepondeate
the political scales in his iavo Simply because he the
bottom Of the whole Of this neous business and dispensed
patronage those only who would make the
dlhgent eretiions in his behalf
10 conversation loco has the hardhood deny the ut,
Of the meaure but usually console themselves with the can
declaration He WON'T live up TO his p,ofeson-you
you'll see So wewi see and they their sorrow,
large number Of cashered Office holders already testify
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

The Express in speaking OF the appointments made by
the President says"we have mingled with goody portion
Of respected citizens the busy streets and general sat
isfacon manifested in these appointments The indyidu.
ais selected all honest and quadedthere is not one
whose reputation is doubtful"
We'll may New York look sharply into the character of those
appointed within her Jurisdiction for she has here toors been
cursed with undue proportion of democratic thieves and
windes Within three years there has been three mill
ions Of dollars of government stolen from N Y. alone.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

So NJ, Nan Bursn ENJOY the und,pu,ed privilege Of
Yelling al the gorgeous leIo Of Eeas,ern monarch. until
eeeed by Indignant people from hr Of his wsntonne
then he he inexperienced every vestge Of spen
dor and p'ce 'anshe, With him leaving for b.,
ehy the relics Of former years Under such
fhe party whom they have - years been paid
for 'ag, A,k comparatively ua'ne to be expended
proesrHg the ordinary Of life The hsng presses Of
Oh. oPPoLoa upon nstsoce OF unprecedented
pred fllHs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

IscotH.or CoSNoS ScHooIs-By the census
that the state Of New York there nearly forty
nes'SSd toa' 90 sesu OF age Who read nd
~n,e Tie odum ofhs reelection may much abaed by
sseaeoon that rge portion 81 these undoubtedly
iush stsnl'. gnosnos deues and loco oeo
have breh pgfsg slu from lrsland alarming
fof ic- sesrt and 10 gsiiue permanent
edscsie 'Ie The fSur and RepuboauIs the
lis i' ~s s,the party under ~hose psifohge Ihey se
'hU, do~n The gate II emigration Iitogeihef.
The ~hols popuslon q the state fis946 leasing The
poyor,,on Of iaeaa ~hoe aumbcr ., about TO 80
LEAVING q he al Of the dsscrpos
uAtsr t~tsty years Of age.
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TIE HERALD.


lssss, Hlsat, fof al, 81 iss Rsilss8 Baos store
Ia Isr,t.st NltHtsT q the secounts gvca Il tbs
&s<s.tft ~ %, Ingl ere correct, hai The 81
ssr st' dsi,Hccs 49, otlef dstncss' According 10
sxfsSs, f'sH hsi4og h,si. pfsptfed ~ttA 'ebc'-ni
III u iess a-siA dstiag rori'Ntnces ~ouid be sbo
. bio- isto fssmttts al tie battle 'hps
~srs ss'ipg the Of efesttou chteec Al I'll "a
Ma Ard s0pp,se sud hgti cihef fof II DOT
sAe The tclus you'd manifest particular choice be-
Ne Porsrss 81 sh',fg 10 tton' hsc' q tuet 'e,
IN. and iist II bios ng up bole regiment,
s issd Ne have heretofore gwen booe, of The in'en
.p~ ~h,cb partial dca 81 It, construction may bo Oh
- sh-gh to- ph.ophoai p4no 9ies 81 to Ict,ou Of
tss VITA tic inteatcr reoeni eIpef,-
Va 81 pov.fs As, teen made Lond0o pfescoos Of
<ksrs Il people boat Is icet long by ~de
f,sgi, made th imbes aud olsmped Nth iron
20 IL pond The orgGe it'std upon and In
1oss the bat hlo~u 90 atoms II unfortunate that sue
cs,,y should teen Hsde by that very nation who Of
n oshsn have 'hs d"p,oh 10 employ tin the most waa'"n
yenfseiioa Of humsh lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Steam f. igate Mississippi. We find in the Pha-
delphia Gazette description of the national steam
irlgae now building at the navy yard in that city
Her dimensions are-ength 2IS feet breadth 40 feet,
depth 90 . feet, mean immersion 10 10 feet and her
tonnage about 1000 tons. The cylinders OF her en-
gnes each seveniyfve inches diameter, and seven
feet stroke. Her paddlewhees thirty feet diameter
She will have four copper boilers, with stowage for
500 tons of coal. The padde-wheels will be the d.
rmed splH paddles generally used in American YES.
sells. The boilers tested to a pressure Of hlty
pounds per square inch above the atmosphere, and H.
tended to be worked 10 pressure not exceeding III
teen pounds. The vessel will be rugged and fitted as
a irgate and armed with ten guns-,wo en-inch Ions
guns, and eight forty-two pounders-- Boston Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Anotfer unsuccessful attempt TO aid ME escapc oC Nc
Leod-ErciteneHt-Mc Traits conduct

Leod-Ercitcuent-M Traits conduct
Loehpor March "a, 1871.
To the Editors of the Boston Mail
For some time, until Yesterday, matters have been
comparatively quiet here, and consequently | have
thought II Of no importance to keep up the corespon-
dence. But yesterday we had quite another buzz in
our village ~ consequence of the discovery Of an al
temp, to enable Mcleod 10 dig OUT II is astonish
ing how quickly the elements OF excitement which are
only slumbenug, can be awakened and set in motion
The history Of the matter is this. A man came TO
this place about fortnight since ostensiby as teach
er OF sleneography chIrogaphy, &c, and advertised
for scholars. lie proved such bungler at his bust
ness that he met with little or no success but still he
oIlered abou, the village without any apparent object
began 10 misrust him. His studous care TO avoid ali
"a subject which forms almost the only theme Of con-
versauun and speculation in all our circlcs-was also
calculated 10 excite the approximations of those who
watched him Finally with the many Others who Wis
II the prisoner under preic1i or another-peneraIly
10 satisfy an lce curiosity, redouJaJle cLlropra-
pher obtained access 10 the Of the great mprs-
oned
The Jailer Of course cannot watch his guests all
the lime but As suspicious we've sufficiently excited
10 cause him 10 search McIeods ioom after the strap-
ger had departed TWAS well that he did 50 for con
ceaed ~ his bed. he found small saw two small files,
TWO chissels, watch handspring Strengthened and
leelh hled 30 II like a saw, and fitted with sprng ar
Do" 10 oflef u enable ile prisoner cut the bars al
As "ihal" without making noise. 4 few other ma.
ienals OF Ike character were found on McLeod's per
son. who's. broad Scotch tace looked ashamed and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

T. Cotrtt,osnrrri.oft u. h'o' q A s,rssge', ose
ppb.hsd &c .r,s ard dened The ineid.nt dc,
s't lss,'s ,.',.l feuoni,od III. hssd, - M-
srus'hsy nrsi es,ily h. -,vsrh ,so ,pissdA Posm
a. OF appreciate TIE isrrhc sfAhdeo 81 soch
ndsrAt thsudef accompanied b' sfai Sa'tnsr but he
-i Of ta.e md Jsdgnest discovering
the psePe'r e ousing he boz Of ts. ooarh 10 gaze
a'e~HS 'veh Sene uSiss' s observer PesVpPosed to
ktt, ID. risusl organ, uft hat o. 90 owl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

The Montreal Herald of Saturday, March 2O'h speah
OIL scenes o unparalleled violence aud J.oDIslc1 a. ~
election DO Beuihcr county That paper states il'
large body Of Canadians, armed with J.udgeDns, a.
tackled "A body Of lfshmeu, estimated at forty OF hiN
and that the encounter resulted ia the death Of one
adam aud ,l1 lrlshmen, and the woundlng Of gree
number on both sides
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

The McLcod AGdir IN Paris Mr. Walsh writes /.
his correspondence to the National Intelligence -
Lively. nqulstive concern prevails in every cirrt
abou, the affair of Mcleod which, it is hoped wllr,
en- into national hos,iltes The United States wi.
doubt not vindcate National and State rights in ,ta
affair but, in reference TO a war with Great Britain
they must not count upon the dispositions and acts
any European Government people whatsoever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

~ Qsw circumstance show 30 10 Hlosi ma
n fafu1st To- 0nc e oui northern siaios, isw
1ncs. vas Boz DO hahi of selling large quantities
~hee' snuusli ard - higt rflrcs, a. his seed
~ suTs1ef Qsaltit, rcfr hrstv and IrOduciirs, snd
.nsw6 b. ~ pss VARIETY ID Appeared. however,
- had btoarhi his vhesi o. that degree oi peficc-
kty ssiecsisr sous 81 $40 finest heads from the fed
= hssa p.acs. ard thsn instead ~ ihreshing The
y srup. and usnr ihe sscd pfumlscoousir, be gen
b brat fss shssrrs barrel. hr ph4Ch only the
ne most g~fcci grams wctc separated, and by re-
sowing. had rendered TIE desirable qualities pet
kna-
~ feasonstie 10 suppose bsi tie same improve
snas 10 made 30 all oibet seeds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

John Chambers; to be Governor of the Territory Of
Iowa.
Ohio H. w Stull, to be Secretary for said Tcrng
ry.
Thomas d. Johnson, to be Marshal for said Tero.
ry.
Cornelius Darragh to be Attorney for the Weston
District OF Pennsylvania, Walter Forward, who was
appointed to said office, having declined It's acceF.
anCc.
Charles Hopkins, TO be Solicitor OF the Gencr
Land Office.
POStIndSttrs.
Charles l.. Porter, at Hartford, CT.
Samuel H. jerks at Nantucket Mass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

M1rder Passengers from New Haven inform u
tHat shocking murder was committed last night
" cslyi.le, about two miles y W from that city
A man by the name Of LounsberIy, who was add.c
60 10 In'cmpcrance, Is stated 10 have killed has w
WIN an axe. We have no other pauculars.-Jaura-
Of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Nobtr The 6rs, u the L,eet Governor II Virginia
,ns The Etscs'e ece ds'orod him By the rrsgnaoe OF
Gov Gim surrender Curr, n, iog,r to the author
eel New foii lie ho~e'ef Upon the demand for
e'y sds uPon Tor N, ssssdet Of the three ooloed
rsA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Gee Jsts'oa reported TO he bsI, reiOoe to poverty b,
tsas involved 18th ~csstn land spectator b, the q
DoSt1oa Tan ~ositb lsn5 Pscsaion, bad bs,bs, Tor
drasa, and go'efhmsri bos WY d,d'g, old Hickory ,p
oct Of ,As ,cnpe Nh Nsn Bu,n DID, ~bss aPped b, he
sAgu, ,s ioil over h' share Of The LOSE
4 g 20 refer ,ou Eeaeuen, ny letter 10 sheod VIII
nA, ooutlihag u! 'ie~t on the sublect 'shd take
pss.sFs aiOrm zoe geuuosu that repeatedly decline
ui,ff ,ny ,Asft q The iess--tnd--
Getttmet, Year No,t Oledrert"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

TIE = Csusess h1 sess called Nth the ee,gh
S~piy ns TrtasW'y L WtshsTtou Giubs
Enpa' u q ~ht'est e.Ls BsrAaPs-so Of money pfoha
sy &C. ,ht I'd esrug The Ordinary sessioh, bsd -
secstsaf, dn- Uncs sans erect iof Eve mil
sep ne late ssoa.ss AdnE.if Nth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Deaths in N. city for the week ending March 20 was
49, OF whom l02 native Americans Males, 85; fe
males, 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

R.sy, r,,s,,,os q HsA.st. R.,ss toa AIs.t, to New
Sea Aa, oonnshtod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

TIE CeHsrsss Tstts hss PssS4 Gsusrti BaIiruPs hs
Sch s- esstit l''. sess Passs1 - Cesge~ 'be
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