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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

THE SANDWICH lsLANps-The news pub.
l.shei m the papers Of Saturday announcing the
taking possession of the sanlwich Islands by the
British Government has created grea, excitement
bout the country, and the belief IS generally
entertained lhaiihe L : Government viii instantly
ialeff.re 10 the mater in behalf Il The ISLANDERS
The Journal OF Commerce says We have au-
thor,y which we deem unquesionalble for the
fact. that Englan and France, as well as the Un-
ted States. have recognized the Independence Of the
saniw,ch Islands The late capture Of them mus
therefore Be- thing TO be taken back as ias as
possible" B5iies Daily Mai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

LyiSe WITHOUT SLstp 4 recent number the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal conisins a
letter itum Mr. Robert r. Goutlsy. giving an &C.
count OF his extraordinary siecpi,ssacu Accord.
ing 10 MIR G.'s own account, lie was first bero Of
sleep ~ the year 1899 lor SIX weeks when about 40
years oi age. Puur to that time he had never SUI
Tered fot want OF sleep, although at times a flle
suihced iot teiteshment. Mr. G.. was confined in
London, as bo alleges, 10y British tyranny, three
years ana eight months and II was during this pc
mol, he thinks, that a habit Of living without sleep
began to form. During his confinement he felt very
little need OF sleep, aud the greater part Of his time
IN bed, which was never more than SIX hours Ia the
twenty-iour, was given To reveres, chiefly, he de-
clares AS 10 schemes for beiiering The condition OF
the laborng poor OF England &c.
Soon alter his liberation, having first visited Scot
land, he left Edinburgh for America. He had TO
sleep until he reached Liverpool, where he took a
warm bath before going To bed. This had the de-
sired elect and procured for hun few hours OF
pose. The next morning he embarked for N. York,
which he reached in AZ days, without having had
ono ~i"h or si~oF. i".----5i~scsy on landing at n
York he procured a warm bath, got into comfort
able bed and slept soundy From that time for
ward he did not sleep for three years. lie took
laudanum. but that had no effec, he drank wins.
key, in the hope that il would induce sleep, but il
only made HIN sick.
In the early part Of 1897, while in Ohio, he wa:
attacked with eryspelas in the leg, and during five
months was without sleep. Mr.. G.. had recovered
his health in some degree, when he received intel
ligenco OF the death of two of his children He
then lay two weeks in great agony, and from tina
time to this, period Of four years and six months
he has been entirely deprived of sleep. The las
six months of his life have been spent in Boston. -
His health has much improved, and he en,euans
hope that soon he is able to take exercise ht
will recover. On various occasions OF late he ba.
been almost asleep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Letter writers from Washington state that Mr.
egare will be permanent Secretary of State. Mr.
Iazewen, Of Virginia, will have the office, pro
orua offered him, but will not accept Mr. Cush-
pr is in Virginia, with Secretary Upshur, who
/ a, his oVn house in that State Ii is said that
! French mission will be offer the latter. | do
d think he would take it He has taken great
|al Of pride in his department, and will probably
sam 1t Mr. Cushing will spend some months
! The Continent OF Europe aud in England pri.
70 taking his post a, Canton. The Secretary
! he Treasury will take care of affairs here, dur
the Presidential trip to Massachusetts,, via
\ " York What was tina, which used TO be
. Of travelling cabinets in John Quincy Ad-
ass time Boston Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

The HorHcd Horse 10 Scotland the male
scrvan, of country clergyman- known by the
name Of 'the Minister'S Man" used to be person
of some importance. One of these having rather
an economical mistress, who grudges particularly
the expense Of candle light, John contrved at least
to make his master sensible of the inconvenience
of darkness. 1t happened one nigh that the min
lister sen, for in hurry by one Of his parish
toner's, who was taken i'll, and John thought prop
er TO saddle the COW instead Of the horse After
proceeding little way, the minister turned back
and called on, rather angrly, that the horse had
got horns "lf there has been a mistake mlle,'
answered John, the mistress must be responsible,
as she chooses TO send me to the stable always in
the dark"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

.ur MEXICAN CLAIMs--sANTA AN.
MAS DECREE or A FORCED LOAN
non THE PAYMENT OF DEBTS TO
tvrRlCAN CITIZENS
TIE a.iouing Is a docrte Of Santa Anna fof
....l loon 20 meet the Gra nSaln,n, due to
.s.r-si. cnissns
t.I-s3 voluntary Contributions bot the col
,-, ala no, reach tie minutes; pan Of that de-
.,i8 On the 3Ob May By the Minister Of the
"a sacs ! sincery regret the necessity
,o.sr.rv io forced loan, bu, as the nation has
|, gclen,sble ugh, To demand even the lives Of
t,seu, 90 1t has also the right to nsk their prop
,,ry fof the preservation Of its faith inwoiale
Au,dro dectctd as follows
Ia 4 forced loan Of t@o millions AMI half
., demanded from ell the departments Of the
,sb.l- according 20 their wealth, for the pur
=, q togisung the deh, due w this Govern.
,4,. ihc Una,d S,a'cs Of North America
a This sum viii be repaid, ~ preference to
shcr claims a. soon as the state Of the Trca.
fa..l peunii
81 Without loss Of time. the sum Of two hun.
u stl seventy thousand dollars will be collected,
,tajy m the capital on the Goth April, that
te propo,iou Of the two millions and hall
81. 70 be contributed by the department, Of Mex.
Within four days from the publication Of
| .,.ae. the said ASSESSMENTS are 70 be complied
4 .oser the utmost rigor Of the law, aud the
va, transmitted 10 The Secretary Of the Treas
b.
III The individuals and corporations are to
q 10 the sums for which they are assessed on
2.3h inst, "a, the latest
ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANNA
a.1. National Palace, Mexico April 20, le43
BIZ 40 article extracted from a Tobasco paper
q date Of 18th April, we notice that on accoun
he grea, scarcity Of corn, salt, &c in that state
MISSION has been granted to inportthem from
oll, a, least as long as the war with Yucatar
continue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Farther Eridenee Of Loco Foeo HarmonE-
he proceedings of,he Albany Caucus that nom
iid Mr. Van Buren,, are not well received at
tarleston. The Mercury says
The reader will remark that while they take
.si.on on the other political questions Of the day,
.sy preserve noncommiltal SILENCE ON
IuE TARIFF QUESTION, the great test
.aion Of the time on which is TO be fought aud
r,led the battle between Federalism and Rcpub-
90 Democracy.
The Mercury arguing from this 'non-commit.
sm and from the neglcc, OF Mr.. Van Buren, 10
.pond 10 the queries Of the Indiana Committee,
there are breakers ahead on this question of
h Tariff and a correspondent of that paper, writ.
J. Q rom Washington, charges that on the subject
Dr. Van Buren, has two sorts of opinions, that he
,arf man at Albany, and has written 10 Mr..
Richie, for Southern consumption, that he is with
e South on this question. In reference 10 this
Mercury remarks
Il !, be true, as the letter says, and as has been
mated to US before, that TO coun,eract this rOicc
4 he Norm the Enquirer has in possession
94ter roice FIR me .S0uM IN the shape of let
9iA Nj Van Buren,, we hope we may have
fshee, OF the reasons why 1t is deemed expe-
. to adopt the tactics of No disclosures for the
dc eye' Can il be that Messrs. Wrigh, and
"a Buren, are as much for n tariff "a, albany as
y are agains, 1t at Riehmoad} lfso let us see
ere they will hal, between their opinion next
l,er at Washington before we are pledged to
! .e position with them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
ROOFS AND SHOES.

RURT d Mason have commenced the manulac-
ture Of calf skin Boots and Shoes: also, all
KINGS a. KID ahd morocco work especially for their
o"n safes. They have employed superior work
men and have supplied superior materials for the
business Customers will be supplied with any ar
iicc IN this line Of business on The most reasonable
terms. Ladies and gentlemen can have their under
standings hited IN the latest and neates style and
most durable manner on short notice, in case the
eroct article shall not he on hand.
Rutland June l. Is43 o3-os
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

The Montreal Courier mentions piece of heart
less AMI collbloo1ed conduct, which if it had hap
pened to occur in the States, would have been
barped upon in the Canada press for year and
day. as another evidence of the brutality of the
Yankee character |, took place during the dis
as,er to the two steamboats, which came in COLI
sion and sunk in the ST. Lawrence few days
since One ofthe boats, the Queen, had with her
besides her own boats, two boats belonging to
rahsmen returning home. As soon as the steam
struck, four raitsmen took possession of boat
which was capable of carrying forty or fifty indi-
viduals end pushed off with it for the shore They
were repeatedly hailed by those on board the
steamer and earnestly begged to come back, TO
their assistance but the selfish wretches were deaf
to their prayers and left them to their flte-N
Y Commercial
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

VIVA, is more hateful than pUppyhed dsndies-
starched up nincumpo2s-wltless ninnyhsmmers,
or emiy headed ssses-struting with coKocomb's
air, stepping like wal doll on wires. and talking
as il the English language was too vulgar to be spo
ken We heard one o. them thus address his com
psnion
Foin weaiheah this uawning! Wonder how the
lhemome,ah stands D-dayi Such voluptIous
atmospheah is mos, dslicous-Ah IL say Petah,
bring me most delog hIlul punch aud chu segars,
will yeau bah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

another edrthqudEe.-Therc wus a ropctuon
on Wednesday night and Thursday morning of
those mysterious sounds, resembling thunder,
which were heard in this part of the country
some two years ago. The nigh, was perfectly
clear so that the noise could not be thunder 1t was
distinctly heard in all parts of the town, and gen
tleman from Allentown says it was tremendous
there. He got up in consequence oil 1t abont IL
o'clock 1t seemed TO come from the south; and
every time !, was heard i, preceded by buzz
ling noise like that OF breeze springing up before
shower The noise was heard at Crosswlcks,
II was noticed first about 10 o'clock, and last
about or in the morning AMI was occurring
frequently during the night Some persons think
they perceived jarring of their houses. ITren-
ian (NJ) Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

us.pie MI 4 funny inciden, occurred at
lHeheiis (Nf.l Olimplc a few nights since,
!, 'ne house IN an uproar. 1t was the benefit OF
w RAYMOND, and at close of the performance
ne Ill disposed brute in the pit threw a CATS
IA'ad on the stage The friends of Raymond i'm
/ ta'ely rodouhled their applause, aal insisted
"a his appearance before the cunaian. Mhchell
.ne forward At Lass, and in a neat speech inform
ne audience that Mr. Raymond had gone home,
q that he had left his klndest respects for his
ends and his best compliments 10 he gentleman
10 had seAi Aim las portrait
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Imagination II be great old Writer, Thomas
-lei, relates eunoos incident, which is truly
aIsciepsiic showing bow fancy viii pa, life intn
o.Sg limbs, and confirming The old adage. TIA,
gonce.t is 40 god as consumption 4 gentle
s-ia, he ssys, having lei company Vi children
- ond tieiT uSGzi journey, they began TO be weary
4 40 lontly cr,es ~ han Ia carry hem-'Nhich te-
asss Of their multitude hs could no, DO, bu, be
% item be ovld provide Aem with horses TO ride
\ Then cutting hals wsnIs oai OF TIE hedge as
e, for them, and larger oGs COR himself, they
'anisd, aud those who could sesTcsiy stand before
- iuli Of mir,h. bounded cheenU,ly home.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

LtagAabie Alrsaisrc 4 reverend clergy.
man N Vermont beng apprehcnsyc that the rs
cumula,ei weight Of the snow upon the roof Of bis
barn nigh, do some dimige resolved 10 ptcvon, Il
IS shoveling % llc therefore a,ceudei i, hav.
INK h1a, %, far the snow nigh, Oh slide OF az
oacc. aud himself with II, fastened to his waist one
end d rope, and giving the other to his wfc. he
went TO work bu, sill fearing Tor his safety NV
dear, said be- Tie the rope round your waisl' No
sooner than she hal done this, than or went the
snow and the parson With H. and up wen, his
vile Thus on Que side OF the barn hung the
clergyman, AMI on the other side hung his wife
She By screaming Justly soon attracted the aucn.
uou Of a traveller on the road who delivered them
from their indierous situation --ETehlnge paper
Who was ~ IFhcr, was it Strange things
happen in Vermont, Down East and ou, Wcsi
we hear
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Henry A Wise has written loter 10 the Rich.
mond Enquirer, con,radic,ng the repor, lha, he
bad pledged himself 10 vote for the candidate Of
the loco ioco National Convention lie says be
will vote ior whatever candidate he shall esteem
most Republican, but in no case for Henry Clay.
II the election goes TO the House, however, and
Mr. Clay las majority Of the peoples votes in
his district he shall consider himself bound TO
vote according ly - Tribune
How closely Mr.. Wise obeys the instruction o!
his constituents Wish they'd instruct HIM to re.
sign They did come ioithin one Of it at the late
election
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Ils Si,iity Of Bustiei young lsjy on
os;ins the river The other day al the ferry 10 the
4 = The wind blwoing very bard ct the lme, &C.
-sa'ally 90, tipped into The drink, bot ienaa.ie.
I 20 happened that she had on good SIZED bus
Hhich keP her on the surface Of the water,
81 'he soaied down some rods, Ike a duck, be-
r toe sTrYman caught her Who now will
'eoe 10 say lha. bus,les are DO, Of some use -
e zoe "a lhis instance answered double p1r.
-'-A" only giving s,ern appearance. ea' be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Consitutioaality Of the BANKRUPT Lar The
IT, S Distric, Court for the Eastern District of
Louisiana, having applied to the Circuit Court for
said District for instruction in regard 10 the con-
s,i,uiionallty Of the recent Bankrup, Act, McKin-
ley Justice, ordered the following answer 10 be
certified to the District Court: That the act OF
Congress to establish uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States, approved
the 10Th day Of August, lS4l, is valid and bind
ing law according to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States OF America
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

w l. the subscribers being appointed 10y the Hon
w Probate Court for The district Of Fairhaysn
commissioners 10 receive, eIap.ine and adjust al
claim. and demands Of all pe;sOns Sgs,.a, the CO,
tate Of
Sglrefter Good' ieh. late Of PaukL
ia sad district deceased, represented insnlveni aud
also al claims and demands exhibited In ofIsei
thereto. aud siK months from The g2d dsy u May.
iasii being allowed by ssid S0uH loT ihad purpose.
we do therefore hereby gigs nGacs sbsl ne will al
icnd 10 The busLsss 0i sad apo assui al tho
dwelling house Of Mrs guha GoodIich, 10 Pswlsi,
on tie "a Friday Of July aud "a Friday 81 NoTem-
Der neri. hon one O'Clock until hys o'clock p. m.
on each Of said DAYS
J4Sss LsAeH. !. RlsDi.l. Com'p.
Psw.sl, Nay 90 1919. 2s-ss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

There were less than one hundred perons at
r Webster Dinner at Baltimore, notwithstanding
tea' eIerons were made to &c, full attendance
here mus be a strong feeling ngains the princi-
6 and position Of Mr. Webster when so few
I re willing to pay for dinner ticket a, which he
WAS 70 speak
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
NEW cElAF GOODS.

uTHER JOY, having Just returned rom New
~ York with general assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
bought al erUens io,o pr,ccs) consisting Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware, Crockery, Glass,
Stone and Hard Ware, Drugs, Medicines Dye
stuifs, Flour, Fish, Salt, Nails, Lamp oil. &c
Also gent. Phorn aud palm leaf hats and ladies'
summer bonneis; all of which be offers Tor cash,
ready pay approved credit; a. cheap as can be
bought at any store IA the county. Those wishing
to promote their own best interest, will do well 20
call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
Benson, May l., 1919 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Difficulty Of Wnling for tie Prea.-The
following occurs in the London Westminster Re
view: "You may think it very easy to write an
article for Newspaper said cabinet minister at
a public dinner recently, but try ilp In truth, 10
write good leader, on occurrence of the hour,
acute and ready in its arg ument, and numerous or
forcibe in its illustrations, with tie brief state.
ments OF facts and the skiful management OF per-
sonali,ies, which i, demands in referance both to
the newspaper and its party is the most diff
cub Of all kinds Of compositions"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
DEATH or JOHN JACOB Aston

A poNenrs Of the New. York Evening Herald
Of Tuesiiy, says Il is currently rumored about
town this morning that John Jacob Aaor, the mil.
hona.rc, IS dad
From the las, Information could obtain.
the agent Of Mr. Asor arrived ai the City Hall.
and reported that he died ,b,s morning =, o'clock
IL rs huown 10 have been i'll for some weeks
past and his friends will no, be surprised there.
fore TO hear Of his death
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Cornei.us Peter Van Ness, is said 10 be the
louey at Washington in behalf ofthe locofocos
Vermont He tried in 1910, to bring the State
''s' to Van Burenism, il remains to be seen,
aaber he will succeed in bringing the State over
Iylsrism in lsl3 lie is working hard enough
Pm Perhaps V,rmonters wont brook such
lcEleFenee Woodstock Mercury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

A Cool Pickpocket. A Washington letter says ;
: This morning, just as tie cars had drawn on, Of
the car house, into Justice S'et,inus, and
stated that fellow then in the cars had just stolen
his watch. The justice told him to 60 to The thief
and identify him, whilst a warrant filled up.
The loser did so. The thief became alarmed. hand
ed over the watch, saying very cooliy Why, was
looking for you all the morning 10 give i, 10 you.
did not learn his name, hut he left 10 the forward
car mex, TO the engine, for Baltimore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
THERMoMETRlCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Prepared WeeklY.l
BRIGHTON MARKET-Ho Monday. May 2

MARkET-Hoaddy May 20.
~ market 200 Beef Cai'ie, go Cows and Calves,
20 pairs Working Oxen, $50 sheep, and llsO Swine.
Puces BEEF Catile--lhe prices obtained ,asi
week we're rather advanced First qaslity $50.
Second quality, 90 a IS Third qualify 81 %
si75
Cows and Cslvss-From si2 10 s27.
Working OIen--No sales noticed.
sheep,-From 81 50 10 IS
swine.-I.ots 70 peddie al "a Tor Eows, and
5aSl y! Burrows. AIIsis!. !2iy7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Astounding Rumor. The New Orleans TIopic
ssys-For a week past IL has been whispered about
in this city, that dran drawn by the Mexican Gov
eminent 10 favor Of Sam Houston, President OF
Texas. for tloeniy;fUe thousand dollars, has been
paid al the counter Of one. OF the most prominent
Commercial houses In Ns~ Orleans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
Yours respectfully,
SEARS e.. MAKE

The Gazette remarks, that the general reader
can have little conception of the immense labor
bestowed upon this subject which, we are credi-
bly, informed, has amounted to eight or ten hours
a Gay, since ! lth of March---eLose eypheriHg, to
say nothing of the ability required to direct such
computations correctly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Whereas Mary A. Holden, my wife, has efrmy
bed and board without any provocaiion, do there
fore hereby forbid all persons htrbonng trusting
her on my account, for will pay debts OF her
contracting, or any charge made on her account al
ter this date NATHAN HOLDEN.
Walhngford, June 9Th 1913. % rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

Il wouil advise you 10 pat your head IN dye
lub, rs rather rcd sail a Joirr 10 sandy headed
your head ia an oven, its rather soft was the
reply
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
Notice.

NSlkAf ED or Stolen from the pasture of tho
~ subscriber, ON the osth day OF MAY inst, a
Bay MARE, eight or nine years old. slim bull. and
rather more than mddliuq height, shor tail stands
ratler straight on her hind feet, and when turned
into the pasture had poke on. Whoever will re-
turn said mare, or give information where she NAV
be found, shall be literally rewarded.
ASsoN WAaNrp
South Wallingford, May 81, Is43 o3:2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
STATE OF VERMONT BE ;. remembered

Dl.triet Of Rutland, S. ID tina, at stated
probate court held al Rutland. within aud for said
distinct on the dTst Monday beng the 5ih Gay Of
June, 4. ID. lsi3.
Present WIN. Hall lodge
Moses Perkins, administrator de bOns non with
the will annexed upon the estate Of James D. But
Ter. late Of Rutland, 10 said district deceased,
having made application ~ SAID c0uu 70 have Tie
tune heTeiofJie allowed fVr dispensing q said es-
late and paying the debts and iesacies Of said de.
cea.ed extended one year from tine 7ih Gay Of
July, lsi3.
Il Is ordered that said application be referred Tor
heating and decision 90 tie fret Monday reihg
the 81 dsy Of July nert. aud lhaia copy oi ihis
order be putished three weeks successfely, Prev.
Gus thereto N the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed a. Rutland. that al persons interested msy
sypear and object - the same II they see cause.
.s:5 HESRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

81 expect" said young physician jus entering
on the practice Of medicine, so see good many
death beds mo doubt, said his friend, IF you
have much practice"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

ing lfo prcsef'cr Had no, the lady had on
good busle shc wou1 in oil probability have
iroMnel NaAnake Itatt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
.Stdfe of Vermont,

Di.i?i% Of Rs'iand, SIS. rs that at a special
probate court held at Rutland, within and for said
district on the 20th day Of May. A. d 1913,
Present Nn. Hall, Judge.
IIeman Rockwell executor Of the last will and
testament of solomon Rockwell late Of Middletown
in said strict, proposing TO render account OF
his said administration,
II is ordered that SAID account be referred for
examination and allowance the fret Monday,
being The 81 day Of July next. an. that copy OF
this order be published three weeks successfully,
previous thereto, ia the Rutland HeiaiG, a newspa-
per printed al Rutland, that all person, interested,
may appear and object 10 the I!ney cause.
true copy OF record.
1926 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
NOTICE.

4 LII persons having open accounts with tie late
~ firm of Honker and Wooster are particularly
requested 10 call and settle the without delay
as tue subscriber is DESTROYS ol closing up TIE old
cOnceIn, eitAer by mole % cash payment.
~. II. WOOSTER.
West Poultncy, June /, 1919 2325
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08

"What a thunderin' cruel pavement this is, +"
muuered drunken man, 80 keep hoppin' up
and hitin' fellow slap in the iac,'