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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
MOST ROMANTIC AFFAIR
rvo riorrNrNrs AND WEDDING


Alouts year since, young man cam, l. t ,
civ hom n, lchu,oen. IN tbs STATE. ttd en-,
drv goods store in Washington src,tssas.
man Ill. y,sdy habus and ATTENTION To lu,if..
wen him the regard OF his employer Wilde b,
rt.pcctlu courtesy and manly btauiy sccut,dR.
GOOD favor Of The lady customers Of The e,s
Among the iu,r MAS a very beautiful ,otf.
daughter Of one Of our most r,spt cjahlc cum,
A s,It Of tel, graphic intercourse was CNahE,A4
htw,eu the two and II was not long b orcR,,
allowed bv a regular introduction aud r,in,,,
W, should have SAID that Mr. B bad
hcrit,d small property fem his deceased =,
rents and this may have had some WIGHT VIZ.
the fat her end mother Of the young lady %
whom the young man was soon REGARDED - Z
their future son.in law. So matters beng sr,,
pcd all went emery rs marriage bell WIN F
10 there appeared cn the carpu dosblne N.s
York tailor, who proposed TO the father Of "a.
uffinsnccd gitl. TO remove TO New lolk sul a.
ter into business with him on grand scale
Chatham street From the moment Of this M
rosal the prospects Of young P change
The parent. of the young lady looked cold upo,
him, and the poor girl was soon informed lhal ,h
mus, dismiss her sui,or, and ncccp, The hand .
the dashing schneider. Her circumstances an
tear. were of no avail, and her family pr,ra{
to leave for New York Her old lover hove
or, found mrnns TO see her and rrrsuadc he,,
clopc with him-and one day they rode ont
-, dham and there took seats in the acc,mmoil
ton railroad tlain to Providence At Pfo,idita
however, the Steamboat in which they had Cncat
I'd passage TO New York was detained by 6i
and the father ofthe girl, who had somehow co
wind Of thu affair arrived at Providence ond Oh
tanned possession Of his fugitive daughter lh
lover rctuntd to town alone and d'spaTing-
and the family of the girl removed with bu
New York few days afterwards. lu tina, en-
she was soon forced into giving reluctant Coo
sen, to marrying the tailor Etcry thing H''".
raytd for celebrating the nuptals IN most sPte
did manner; and strange TO say, the girl 'ppa.
ed nothing loaih" The ceremony was 10 take.
place IN St Johns chapel, and numerous gu'@
were invited to the wedding party. On the vH
day appointed for the marriage, however Nd
bride disappeared There was much "Iactd
and chasing in pursui, Of her as after tie "Ns
bride Of Ntherby" but with equally lad success
In the mean time the young lady, drguIs'd 90
/ male attire, took passage en- lonId the stowf"
Cleopatra, and, arriving safely IN Boston, "lh9~
any adv, nture, was received in the aims Of :
faithful female hnnG--a mnui'd lUdy residing .
III. asan, STREET lu,, lIig' nee was soon ccnvYt
10 her lover and in company with HIM and 'a
communion the twice promiS' q bride. made o,
excursion to uuI,borough. Vt, where the mP
tal knot was firmly tied. The pati's rcu'n'.
to Boston on Tuesday evening. and we had 'h'
pleasure Of shaking hands with them and nkbN.
them all manner Of licity.-Bosio Ddtig lm''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

80. ihs number n ntou, equal 10 the proportion ir
ibc unn,I S,afc, sboh one sni one sir'h TO Gael
.nhatasn, I, nppear ,hai ihc CONSUMPTION Of
wool 10 ,he euuoinc, named, Is as allows
f. Tp,l,nl in 1850 100 600 coo
IT, France % 1855 ITO ouu Uuo
10 the unaed States 10 lsl,, 59uoooOo
According 10 the census ,he number Of persons
engaged 10 the Uoolcn mauuiaconcs rs 2lSflt
,hase cmplovcd IN the domasiic wooden manuhc'
tories is 80 600 A. these c,nno, on on average
ba,, les than three p.tsons j nlug on each
one for support, the number supported by the
wooden manufactures equals POO 600 and ri leas'
one million N the agricultural class are interested
in the growing OF wool
Hefeihcn. the farmer has home market OF
i~o hundred thousand to supply with BIS surplus
products Each will consume weekly, Of beef
pork, -four butter, cheese milk eggs, wool
& al least 80 cents. which gives slooo0o
a week OF five millions two hundred thousand
dollars a year. larger sum than one hall the ag
ricuhural exports Of the United States to all for
,irn couniris have averaged for the las FIVE years
tcxcepting cotion) as the treasury reports fully
prove This question fhome consumption Il
OF vas, Importance the farmer, and IS worth al
! the distractions and theories ever engcndered
British economists estimate the consumption o
wooden goods annually IN Great Britain at slC
per head, for the population There can be uc
doubt ,ha, the people of,his country are as wei
clothed aud iei as those Of Great oo.:sn; and thu
would give Sl7O,0o00oO for this country, at SIC
per head, and at least one half Of this is woolens
CT So millions Such statistics and facts prove
that the wooden in,eres, is one that cannot be light
! ly sacrificed interviewer as it is with the prosper
! Nv o. the farmer and manufacturer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
| CAN'T AFFORD IT.

MANY common farmers when asked TO adoE
new processes md try experiments. answer, ~
will do wen enough for rich mon and book M
the great Norfolk farmer of Eng Ian d had lcarnd
that two horses abreast would do nearly as muc'
work as three when harnessed one boIo''
the other, he changed his course and harnr'-
abreast and induced many others 10 do Tho ''m'
In one instance. whom riding. he saw poor o
at work in the old way Stopping his cau'ra
he went into the field, induced the man 10 ch'g.
his mode of harnessino for a few rounds, and lol
ccd him to confess that his two horses oHn7
seemed TO work as easy as the lhrlc ni
Well now, good sir, said Coke, "gd your III
nesses properly fixed for working abreast t'
ter" 81 think not said the other "Why
"Ah, this working with two horses will d" f
enough for you rch men but can't aBorf o..
He is not the only man who has thought Inns
too poor 10 afford 10 save labor in the cuyas9
of his land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A Rariis The following notice OF one % TOE
es,ios,f,,, q, the National lnslauic IN Washing
on is froru one Of u l. ChiId's testers The Lab
raior
Among the roriucs q the mos nm IS one
which venture to say can be found IN none OF
the ROYAL and imperial collections OF Europe -
This single gem impa,is to brother Jonathan
distinction OF which no establishment, or nation rs
capable ofdepnving him. 1t IS one which he can
never lose, except by voluntary remuneration Inc
following is literal copy Of The label attached TO
this pr,cious object | am indebted for my know.
edge of IT, to the attention which II bad attracted
among some of the members Of Congress
"Skin Of an African, tanned IA Gto'geto'r"
presented BIZ the Rer. JAMES CHriey, Georgsto 'c"
Coii,ge, July Z, 1912"
Now. in the name of all the ologies, Mt once,
wha, is it put here for7 was my first thought
Bu, other thoughts came The donor, either bent
upon utcring through this emblem, a biting sa'
tire upon this magnificent sham Of democracy,
which certain demogogue historian has declared
TO be Christianity ITSELF or else impellcd by d.
vine ablatu, by proles,cd philosophical reflection,
did certainly hit of here expressive cpiome OF
American humanity and petyl Skin of an AZ
rican, tanned and presented by R,rr II
there be not exquisite nationality in this, will
never guess again"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Questionable food;-The blind traveller Hol.
man, stated that at Fernando Pc, couple ofamts
gown 10 no moro than six inches long, were
served up to him by order OF the King. Gal'n
reports Of swine that their fl sh possess no ltss
tn fifty favors. and is greatly assimant in
kind to human flesh Du Chat, lin relates that
in his days, dogs and cats were eaten at Paris as
they are now in China indeed Sir Joseph
Banks aud Or Sola,d,r affirm that dogs flesh
is the sweetest imaginable. AT Rome, camels
heels were the choicest tit-bit for an epicures
tooth Whales tongues ranked among the deli
cacies toasted on in the middle century by Euro
pcans.
The Caifre cats his lion for food and the trav-
eller Bruce among them ate his lion steak with
gusto AT Rio Janero, an ordinary dish is a
monkey pie; and the ape is left to appear above
the crust for ornament, in the style Of the feet IN
our pigeon pie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A Bride and Bridegroom Dromned. There
is report in this city, says the Hartford, CT, Re
view, tina, on Monday last as a wedding party
were in the &C, of crossing the Connecticut River
somewhere between Upper Middltownand Rocky
Hill in one horse sIeighs the bride and bride
groom. who were IN advance Of the main party,
broke through the zee, and before assistance could
be rendered them, they sank beneath the ice, and
disappeared
The horse and sleigh went down at the same
time, and all attempt at rescue was wholly una
vailing. The parties were married that morning
in one ofthc eastern towns anl wc,e lh,n on their
wedding excursion accompanied BY some OF their
friends
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

pond,nt of,he New York Evangelist says AN
important judicial decision was lately made at
Uniontown, Pa. by Judge Ewing. the prtsldino
Judge IN that region A man from Virginia had
seized person ofcolor, and was cartyng him of
on his own authority under tn, L law
writ of habeas corpus was ISSUED by Judg Ewing.
who decid that this writ was matter Of inner
ent right and that he was bound under II to eS-
anime into tn. legality Of the seizure The claim
an, then undertook to Identify the respondent rs
his slave; but the Judge said was too late IN the
dav to permi, man TO b. id' nlifod By car marks.
ike sheep or swine. The claimant then pray
ed for time to go home for additional testimony
but the Judge said the law was. that every man
holding another in dnr,ssc WIS bound 10 show on
the return his legal title so TO do OF course, III,
respondent was discharged"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
The Trump Of Temperance.
STRIKE the CymJal."
BY DIR. I. COVERT.

BY DIR. T. COVERT.
Strike the cymbal, roll the tymbal, let the nla
temperance sound
Raise your voices, earth rejoces, bring ID; 4
to The ground.
Crystal fountains from Wales and mountains /
cheer our happy homes
Joyful singing, heldlong bringing, the 'yfan
s,er from his throne.
See advances with songs and dances, Bao'
the blood grape slaughter,
Sign the pledge, each son and daughter,
Spread your banners. shout hosannah, Yi--'
the pledge alone.
God Of thunder, rend assunder Rum. mos 2
fol calling chsin;
Thro' al alinns, thro' all stations, thro' nc
and DER the main
by that mo,he weeping Wild, BY her more W.
phsn child.
Bind tho monster, bring the chain, e'r'h ''''
ne free again.
Joyful, Joyful. eIulling nations Joy, Joyi-.' .
eiulling nations joy,
Oh Joyful. Oh joyful, Oh joyful.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

An Important Faei for Mesmerism. --WelH
that young woman was thrown into the nesr'
ic state, n, the City Hall. ID Lowell on Thurs
evening last, BY DIR. w. p Slatiuck, and sutr
ted to the operation of extracting lumor on
shoulder without maniicsiing thesligt's, Sc nsa'
or suffering the slightest pain. An mcg
around the tumor was made 10 the depth Of al
" two inches, and the operation was one, VIII
under ordinary circumstances would have eaai
acute pain iainiing. &c. On being brought z.
10 the natural state, the lady was entirely fr'cfa
pain, and was not aware that any operation T
been performed. The tumor has been pnsi
in spirits, and was shown to us yesterday y
experiment was perfo med under the dicri T
/ sonal examination Of ID. iiolbrooh l''
and Horn of Lowell, and in the presence
large and respectable audience. A fall and
tfc report of the case will soon be publ
Commit is unnoc' sssry Ld this fact 'Pfa'
| i,self-MaH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

He MD Lymlnl was an Adams man in s2s.
sud National Republican in ls3l and 80 bu,
never took the title Of Wing Being a democrat
Of the old school war democrlt-he returned
10 the ioli as soon as he was convinced lha, he
had sroyed from it"-Pafriot
Lrtussse Mr. Lyman opposed Gen Jackson
At both Of his elections, and voted with the iru,
democratic party Of this State as late as $751;
We mean the Wing party lnis36 the candidates
m Vermont were Haris0u-"a democrat Of the
old school, war democrat and Martin Van
Barren. who was r7f always fim0a, for democracy
during the war These candidates. too represen-
tel the principles ofboh parties Al ,ha,,me Mr.
Lyman then abauioned his party changed his
principles, opposed Harrson AMI supported Van
Buren, We venture 10 sugges, to the Patrio,
that a vasi majority Of old school, war democrats.
N Vernon, viii moi agree ira, in thu, step Mr. l..
@reyrned 10 The democratic fold "-WafoAuaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Spirited Legislation, A short time since, Mr.
'hnson, whlea bill TO exemp, certain property
from execution WAS pending in the Indsna legis
la,ur", offered an smendmen, thereto, providing
that families who kept no eoie should be allowed
to rrtain IN heu thereof barrel Of ehiskey, The
Madison Daily News says the Amendment was
adopted This seems TO NANTES, a disposition on
the pam Of the legislature to in'ta an ind,p,Hd.Rt
spiril into the arising generation"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Grading he Laio. A down easter who had
been heavily dncd in count for beahHg his wife
tried the hDggine system the mex! time she need
cd correction He said The law allowed him TO
hug his wife as much and as hard as he pleased
as cons qpence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Revolutionary Reiic--A couI lie Of boy; on
Monday afternoon picked up in Black Cove
bomb she'll, which was undoubtedly thrown from
one ofthe British ships al the bombardnen, Of
Falmouth in o., l77j II is about twelve inch-
IS in diameer an now weighs something like
50 pound. -Tor,Iar3 Adrcyfi:tr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
A fine COW belonging to D. J. HAYS, at New.

A fnc COW belonging TO d, ]. Hays, at Now
ark, y jicd suddenly few days ago, from
having swallowed common darning needle,
which had been lost day or so previous, by a
member of the family. The needle, upon open
ing the COW, was found to have passed nearly its
length into the heat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Watey.yotled H,mp for The Naru In conse

Water.rotted Hemp for the Nary In conse-
quence olthe promise held out by the Government
that an agent would be sent out here this winter
to purchase water roued hemp for the Navy, the
farmers of Kentucky and Missouri have water
roued about 700 tons, perhaps, This hemp, at
the price paid BY Government for Russia hemp, is
worth about 5000 600 Many specimens Of It
have been examined by the RS, Judges. and it is
generally pronounced superior to The Russia.
louisville journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A man with eleven daughters was lately
planning lha, he found il hard TO live %
must husband your time" said the other =
then you will do well enough" ~ cou.
much better, was the reply il could husban-
daughters"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

There are in The Unned States jua one hun.
deed soldiers Of the revolution on The pension list
over one hundred years Of age The ud,n man
on the lis IS Michael Hale. Of Union county
Pennsylvania, who is in his lljlh year
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

II is said there are only three ways to get out
Of qnarrcI-6ght out write out, or back nut
The slfer mode SAYS the Lcdg,r is to keep ont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

The editor Of the Philadephia time, recently
go, kiss-l by two ladies q, once, by running his
face between them just as they were about 10 kiss
zach other he survived the shock, and a, the
las, account, ives oonvalcycent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

There is said to be surplus OF ffteen cents in
the city treasury of Pittsburgh; Pa, and the edit-
ors OF that place are quarIelng about division
Of The spoils
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

The latest case Of absence Of mind, is that Of a
gentleman who put his only shin carefully to bed
and sent himself oui to be washed. He did not
discover his mistake till they went to iron him
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Operation of the bankrupt Law.

From report made by the Secretary of State
to the Senate, says the Washington Spectator, We
have compiled the following statistics OF the pro-
ceedings under the Bankrupt Law in the various
ct,,ae far nc haa,d from.
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CommissiOner qfths General Land Office.

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sep 29-lawtds

Blythe PRESIDENT OF THE q, STAT ES
TN pursuance uf law, J. JOINS TYLER, President OF
/ the United Ststes Of Anerica, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be held al the
I'D ofices At HUNTSVILLE and EBANON,
(Ate Mardisyle IN the State Of Alabama, at the pc
,oJs hereinafter designated, for the Disposal Of the
lands within the limits Of that State, coded by the
Cherokee Indians, by the treaty concluded on the
29th Of December 1885, viz: .,,r
AT the Land Office at HUNISN LIE, com
,nencing on Monday the twenty third day OF Janu-
nert Tor the disposal Of the public lands within
The limits of the aforementioned townships and irsc-
tionsl township, to wi
South oflhe bas, line and Wtsio Of The Huntsville Hoi-
dian
Fractional township eight Orange one
South ofthe base line, and baa o. NE hHn''r'N m''''
dian.
Fractional townships siH, seven, eight, nine and
Et,cri,nsl townships sir and seven, township eigb
and fractional townships nine and ten, OF range TWO
NoTg-The Southern part Of township elgnt
,,nge one east Is within the limits Of the Old Cbero
kee Sc, sion and has not heretofore been offered q
A,,he and Office ct LEBANON, commencing
| q, MgoJay the sixteenth day ef January next TO
the dispossl Of the public lands wl'hin the UNITS o
| the und,rmentioned townships and iracuonal 'o"p
| ships, to wit:
South Of N, base line, and Fast Of The Hunisrilt ma1
dian.
fractional townships seven eight and nine,
range three
Fractional townships six, seven, eight and nine
range iour.
Fractional townships five and X, townships se''
and eight and fractional townships nine, ten, clever
and twelve, of fanRe i've.
fractional townships four and five, and TOWNSHIP
sir To eleven, inclusive, and fractional to"nshl
twelve, ofrange SIX.
fractional townships three and four, and townshiI
Eve 20 eleven, inclusive, and fractional townsh
D twelve Of range seven.
Also at the same place, commencing on Monda
the sixth day Of February next for The disposal OH
,ownships and fractional townships, to wit;
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PAINT OrricE, IOlh August, 1912.
sept 30-lawtds

Patent OrrIcE, 10Th August, lSi2.
ON the petition Of James Wood, Of Rockland
~ county, New York, dated the 27th day Of July,
l542, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him for improvement IN the mode Of making
BRICK tile and othet clay ware for years from
the expiration Of SAID patent, which takes place on
the Sd day Of March, 1s43
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in November next
at - O'Clock, VI and all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause IL any they have, why said pc
uton ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madl.ouisn and National Intelligenccr, printed at
Washington, ID. G. the Baltimore Sun, printed al
Baltimore the Journal Of Commerce, printed at
New York the Saturday Courier, printed at Plia-
delphla and the Times, printed at Boston once .
week for three week, previous to the first Monday in
November.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
aug ll-lawtlNov.
p s. Editors Of the above named papers will
please copy, and send their bills to tie Patent Office
with paper containing the notice