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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
For. Sale.

BLACKSMITH STAND situated in Hub
n bsrdton East sIerl few rod- below the Bap-
fist meeting house, whrh consists 81 about two
acres or isnd wli 9 ,od orchsrd II, good shop
a nd coal house with good dwelling h"uss and
wood shed and good barn, whirh will be sold
cheap fnr cash ur good paper. For further inior-
nation inquire of the Subscriber, or the man Who
now occupies the premises. NJ. u. BAhsrR
February 6, 1913. OIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Leak rs This.

TIME subscriber offers his farm for sale, ron
iaining about sixty acres ofland, lying on The
stage road rom Rnland 10 Caslletoo, about one
and one half miles from Rutland Count House. lie
will furnish business 10 pay more than one half she
the remainder Of The payments made easy.
ID. kIRKALDfI
Rutland Feb ,, 1913. 6s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

DEATH BLOW TO QuAcKLRY.-A :, btl' man re-
siding near Charlrsiown bad no less than twenty
pfhs ducks slol.n ~ the oogrsc OF THURSDAY night
They will probably have ceiyedlheir death blow
re Tins
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Hard Currency WogsI. One hundred and h0y
men are nov at work upon job within hundred
miles Of M. city Tor then meals and shoes for the
winter Com ADV.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
MARRIED

In Casteton. on the % inst, 10y Rev. Joseph
Steele. Mr. Oliver G.. johnson, TO Miss Mary 4.
Wheeler, dat eh,-r Of Alanson X. Wheeler Esq.
both Of Castleisn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Malice

LII persons having unsettled accounts with DR..
~ Calvin Spencer, are requested 10 settle the
same Immediately with the ASSUMES
c.LviS ceossMAs. A.signees..
Clarendon Jan. 30. l1t3 6H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Coal an ChHI. Mr wh~eliiahi. The eeiefpfsina
rromo,sr a. steam navigation IA the Pacific h. dis
royered casl in Chill. and on tie isihmus Of Pana.
ma, suitable Tor To. production Of steam.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
THE HERALD.
-SDayErEYiyG-FE TERTIARY n

!, Apology - due fot nc appearance II our
d, week Sicknc.s q VOID r~a and una
.,l, .agag,ncns %, Il ihe othce, have com
.4 rsnsiimss, 81 or usual amount of reading
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

An old lady In Bangor has drank ten un,ilthe To-
plan, has begun 10 sprou out between her shout
dcrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

- Nothing ofparicular importance transpirel IN
eaher House Of Congress on "Wednesday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Public VendUe.

WILL be sold At public Auction on Saturday tho
2sh inst, on the premises OF Of John Downs,
ia the highest bidder. one span Of horses, harness
and double Wagon, ITO sheep, head ofcsttle, and
quantity Of hay. oats, corn and potatoes.
]. E.DGIeros, Jr. Sheriff.
Rutland. Jan. %. isI3.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

THE Bankrupt law will be repealed no take effect
from and after the 9Th day of March next, and
al those who wish to obtain a discharge from shsr
debts have the benefit Of the law by having thsr
petitions made before that time. Those who can
not pay their debts will do we'll 10 call nj the Office
Of the subscriber in the Court Honse in Rutland,
where all matters in Bankruptcy will 10 attended to
nj the shortest notice. J. c. DrxrER.
Rutland. Jan 90, lS43. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Rutland, Dec. -, 1912.

STATE OF VERMONT, RE it remembered
District ~ Ruiland, S. - that NJ special
probate court held at Ru,land within and for said
district, on the cGlh dsy Of Jau lsi3.
rtopou,, WIN. Hall. Judge.
Addison Buck, administrator OF the estate OF
VIM. Moulton I'd, late OF pn,>ord in ssid district.
deceased, lnies,aie, having made application to said
court III have the time allowed for paying the debts
of said deceased extended SIX months from the eth
day of February next
II ia ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision TO The ist Monday being tho
9th day OF March neu, and that copy thin order
be published three weeks succcssively, previous
thereto, in the Rutland Herald. wspaper pt ined
al Rutland, that all persons interested may appear
and object TO the same il they see cause.
A true copy Of record
81 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

NOTICE is hereby given tina, have given nv soa
~ John l., Perry his time He is now at liberty
to trade for himself, and shall no, pay sny dsbts
wages. JOHN PERRY.
Chi,ienden. Jan 80 1913
o. S. DISTRICT COURT, for the District Of Yer
month"; Bankruptcy
Notice to show cause against petition Of Timothy
Reed, for discharge and certificate at the court
house in Windsor on the 9th May 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
saddles, Harnesses, Sc.

guNIlE subs, rbct would ioiutm his friends and
the public m general that Ne has on hsnd
large assortment Of saddles and Harnesses, soch az
plated, brass apsn and common Harnesses, double
aud single sets portable aud tree Saddles, b,idlos
aud haliors also large assortment Of Trunks OF
all Kinds aud s1eS and al other kinds Of work
usually made IN Saddlstx Shops. The seuvs sr,I.
cles viii he sold vet, low Tor cash most kinds OF
country produce such as beef OF vouns cattle neIt
next summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any OF the above
articles are requested TO call and examine before
Purchasing.
W.. HALL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Going West

Going West
THE subscriber having come to tho determination
10 go far west, offers his establishment al Clar-
endon Springs for sale terms 10 suit the times and
the purchaser. Said establishment consists Of ~
acres of land, on which is new brick house I l-2
stories high 90 by 30 feet. finished in gnod sivle--a
Blacksmith Shop, end other conveniences--is plea
sandy stunned, sud a good location fer black
smith. Enquire ofihe Subscriber On The premises
JOHN b. BREWSTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
TnEkA.oALTkiCAL uBSI RNAiiONs
Prepared Week.,
Eur.! mrs.

Gur.! Urs!
CASH and the highest piice pad bt Shipping
" Futs hy Jas rURIEK
Rutand. aOh Isnuaty. lsla 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

Tnr NlurNs CAsr.-The evidence is pouring upon
the public through the New York press. We shall moi
have room for the woieof course, there is much re-
petition in t-b shall make further extracts from
its most important passages We think il even yet
premature TO express any decisive opinion upon the
question though the developments are coming out
stronger and stronger, in favor of the Captain. We
are often asked Why with all the appliances on board
the Somers the arms, the manacles, The hachcs, and
every part of the ship at his command, the Captain
could mol have confined the suspected mulneers,
to keep them from all communication with each other
and with the crew. until she could arrive at st. Tho
mass Much light seems to be shed upon this question,
By the following answers of NJ c. Perry, Acting Mas
ter.
Do you know place in the omaa where
three prisoners could be KEEP. without being able TO be
ma de?
A. do
t. yo think that n the execution had not taken place. the
Surers rolid have been Trough, safely into pofI:
A. did think tlen and that opinion has been confirm
ed.
c. Did you from the Of Spencer The arrival OF the
Scmer. this observe the Commander indications ol
unnan rar deporic temper or Of any qualities unbecom'
ing The character OF an officer:
a. | did not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
To the People IF Prince Edsnrd, Charlotte LuaenSurs

FOR THE ENQUIRER
To Tie People Of Prince EdSnrd, Charlotte, LunenGurg
and .iono,ray
Fellow Citizens 1t is my purpose to resign The Office
Of Senator a; the close Of The present session OF the &C.
neral Assembly.
Private personal interests the most material OF which
have arisen since my election, have caused this de
termination have apprised you of my inlenton that
you might have time TO call on such as may be agreea-
Bile to You, to present themselves candidates And,
as the election to m the vacancy will be held at the
annual election in the Spring, am gratied 10 believe
that injury or Inconvenience will not result from my
resignation.
avail myself Of this opportunity to return you my
thanks for the liberal support which have constantly
received from the majority OF my constituents, and for
the kindness and forbearance with which they have
treated my errors and mistakes.
IT'S moi the power, emoluments or authority Of Of
flee that confers HONOR but lis the peoples trust; and
so viewing it, with regret shall give back to you that
trust. LoUiS y. BOCLDlN.
January 8, 1913.
M more honorable and faithful Representative
never left the Public Councils, than this gentleman
We part with him with the mos, profound regret
Editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Princiuies of Free IrGde.

We laid before our readers the last page Of Sa,ur.
DAYS paper. very able and interesting Letter from
the pen of {. c. Cambreling Esq. 1t is scarcely ne
cessary add about one who has edso large space
in the eyes of his countrymen that no Political Eco
nomst in the country, is Of higher authority on this
subiec,-none is better able 10 give true historical
Review OF the phases which il has undergone, or OF
the principles on which it rests We are happy to
add at this time the following assurance from the
Empire State, Of the stability of her ncipes- coming
as does from who is distinguished in its annals
and as It were speaking from authority. 1t comes in
he form of letter recently addressed TO the Editor OF
this paper
"But do not imagine that because have turned
farmer and am busy among my peaches, pears apples,
pnms ap.icn!s ncctarins, &C., shall cease 10 labor
zralously in The honest and patriotic of Free
Trade An experience of upwards of twenty years
has more and more convinced that on the success
of that cause depends the triumph! offrcc Government
Do not give yourself any concern about the Tariff
question in this State Whatever may be the opinions
of some of the members Of our Legislature the mass
Of the Democracy not Protect,onsts American
system men. That hos been defeated, wherever
they have made it question before the People. In
our late election, they brought their home industry and
home Leagues to bear upon US every where, and ye'
YOU saw the result; The existing Tariff is so abomina
BILE that it mast, the nert Congress, overthrow IT.
self and bring back 10 The principle Of the (Ompro
misc let, winch Revenue alone
GAS 10 the Exchequer, must avoid any connec
ton with that any permanent government paper
currency in any form We must wait for another
and wiser Congress; for the present IS scarcely bet
ter than Bedam-the Governor and Leader oil which
il Mr. John q Adams. Never before was he able &c
control the proceedings of any legislative debara
tive BODY of which he member. Indeed, Sc
unpopular has he hitherto been in Congress- that he
boasled of being the most popular man in the House
because all he had TO do was 10 oppose bill TO in
sure It's passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

The Wing members Of the Legislature of Georgia
hav put forth their Greed in the form of distinct
utons beautiful Creed il is! They approve the
course of Senator Berrien who has refused 10 obey the
instructions of the Legislature. and from being the
filming advocate Of Free Trade principles in the great
Convention Of Philadelphia in 49, has become the sup
plant supporter of the father Of the Tariff system
yclept Henry Clay.-They have Resoired, "Tha they
do not consider The members of the Legislature the
proper constituents of Senators in Congress, or that the
Senators in Congress are any more responsible or anne
nabe to them than any other equal numbtr Of ike citizens
Of the Statc'-They have also R'soieed, "That ma
oriy of the people Of this State decidedly in favor
Of The utility and expediency of National Bank, com.
pared with any other system Of finance proposed 10 The
country as well distribution Of the proceeds Of lie
sales Of the public lands among the States ser,raiy,
equi,ably. and riih0m pnrticiity They declare in
favor Of Tariff, not for the pnposfs q protection, but
for rercnue oniy-and yet they will in The next breath
throw up their caps for Harry of the Wes,-and his
Protective system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

We have scarcely for brief notice ofthe action
Of the House yesterday. The report OF the Special
Committee, on the memorial Of Martin P. Brooke
against Judge Scott, with the amendments offered.
which will be found in Saturdays proceedings eS
haused the whole day. Mr. Leltwich withdrew his
amendment and, on his motion, all of Mr.. Taliaieros
resolution, (see Saturdays proceedinss,) after the
words "persons and papers" was struck out. Mr..
Talrferros resolution sustained by Mcssrs Ante-
son, Carter, Talaferro, Daniel Of Richmond, and or
posed by Messrs Lewich and Hopkins. MIR. Powell!
Of Fairfax moved substitute, that the report, &c, he
recommitted with Instructions take such evidence
10 The committee may proper in support Of such
charge of Improbable character, and report
them 10 The House. The House adjourned wl.i.ou, u
vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

and Charles j. Faulkner of Berkeley-and William
Ballard Preston OF oEgomery all we believe leading
Wings? They, too, sustaining Governor NC,
Dnwel in his this question Under suct
circumstances is not the conduct Of the Editor OF 'h
Hhg disgraceful to the last degree Is II not marked
by spirit, which none other but political madman
could exhibit For party end, he assals Governor
Mcdowell, well knowing at The time that the leaders
of his own party Zone of whom was voted Tor ny the
larger portion Of them but short twelve months ago,
for Governor) just obnoxions this score as
the Governor himself Is such course inany-is 1t
honest-does it become one who makes pretensons TO
the character of Virginia observation-disclosures
g.oundless those preensions may be:
"Who is Alexander Moseley, that lie should thus
take il upon himself TO nrru,gn the best men in the
land, and, by nnamnatory appeals, attempt 10 rouse
up sectional prejudices In mental calibre, about
seventh rnte-in political principle, about as fixed and
stable os the wind-in all that relates to the purer and
better feelings of the heart, IF his Editorials are taken
evidences,) below compare.'-A wretched dema
gogue, whose whole desire seems TO be 10 create ms.
chei-one of those fellows who Gun only live in fac
tion-a miserable wretch, who
sW'oud pcur
The sweet milk Of concord into Hell,
lppar The universal icacc,
Cunlound al anity .arlI,' .
for shor-lived party triumph. Such 10 the Leading
Wing Editor in Virginia II his party do not blush
to hun, nothing upon this earth can ever cause
their faces 'lo redden with the glow OF shame
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Mr.. cleya mosemen.s-( IIair.IreadM distineti0ns:l

Mr.. CLeyz moeemens-( IIair.JreadM distnctions:}
The Committee OF Mobile, "who were appointed to
proceed to New Orleans, for the purpose of inviting the
Han. Henry Clay 10 visit that city, have returned with
the news, that mr. Clay has consented with the IN
der andng at lie is 10 6ereceyed only the character
If II pyiratc et-ca. "A pirate citizen only! Very
anu sing ndeedus if Mr. Clay could separate the real
object of his visit from his proessed purposes No
knows better how to turn his private machinery into
political capital 1t the Priests of Egypt who used
a double language-a private and public but MIR.
Clay will he the author OF n distinction; pirate
language, and eonfdentiat No one can SO well tonch
<i.osoc5e, .,rinas ,-h:ch r.o-,- .i.~
His friends. TOO, ic Augusta, Georgia, among whom
is Mr.. wilde, have met and appointed Committee Of
thirty five to invite him to visit his city, and he may,
under the same modest guse, visit them as private
citizen and thus theyvmny tow hin from city TO city,
and from State 10 Stale, like iugger, arranging his
cards and springs in all directions. One Of this COM
miliee, however, MIR. McWhor,er, whose name had
been used without his consent forward and de
cnes the honor of serving the corps of thrtyfve.
He suspects the game and declares in his correspond.
cnce with the committee 81 will not be willingly
,rapped into political movement entirely at variance
with my principles and preferences. No one will doubt
FOR moment, that the movement is one Tor political ell
feet in favor of the great of the West cannot
favor his political aspirations, and will mol stand for
moment in doubtful attitude. If that gentleman were
TO visit the city in casual manner, the common
business of life without traversng the country az po
Iitician, seeking his personal Advancement, no one
would sooner tender 10 him the hosptaltes of the city;
but cannot join in invitation to him to visit our
CITY, that he may have increased opportunity OF for
warding his views and those OF his political ad.
mirers at the expense Of my political principles and
friends. Pense erase my name from the committee,
&c But Mr. AlcWhorier had not heard al that time,
that MIR. Clay only to visit Augusta in the charac
Ter Of q tiPgIyATE CITIES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

We have never known any extracts from any s'a'e
Paper take so we'll with the Republicans around u.s. as
the brief extracts which made in our last from nov
Bouck's Message 1t was received with the most glow
ing cnhusasm-and pronounced by some of the best
critics. not only be among the best sentiments ,ney
ever heard, but among the best compositions winch
they had ever read. We shall make more copious ex
tracts in next paper.
we shall also publish, on the same day the Proceed
ings of the citizens Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, on The
Latimer case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

The Wing Senate Of Maryland seem disposed TO
shy the election Of Senator Of The u. States. The
Baltimore Sun says "They have refused TO acccdc 10
the proposal of the House of Delegates, 10 go into the
election of U. S. Senator the l5;h inst. II is
thought by that they design to remain recusan.
during the session. We sincerely hope that the ami.
cpalion of such rccusnncy will not be realized. $50
do ,cc But it pretty much in keeping with the late
acts of their psrtysuch their breaking up the Lee
oislaturc of Ohio, &c &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED by
virtue Of Deed of Trust from VIM ". Pcr.cr
s date the 81 day Of October, ls2 and duly recorded in The
County Cer. Of Powhaan the day shall purpose
IN said deed mentioned, expose sale, public auction,
cash, nj POwlaian Court ol>e Tie first MONDAY February
being Court day Negro Woman. named Polly and
il any since The date of the deed The tito bell. ,rI
TO be perfect but shall sell and Convey Trustee only
H. L. HOPKINS Tm.r1~
Ian ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

The Ball .Moring.-We shall publish in the course
OF the week the able and decisive Proceedings Of lie
Democratic party of Jefferson county. They have de-.
egaed ten citizens to attend the State Convention oil
the 9TH March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

~ Mr. William Adar OF Monroe has been detained
from his seat in the House for several days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

STRAY MULES-sirayed from the sfh,cler, aLnu, mid
- die Of December last Mules f dark
and The other from pu"cr GoochanG county
pected they Will aim ior Sec krgburg county
thence, by thu way OF Charlottesville Any information c,lr
Ing will be thankfully Addr.ss Dover MiI. q.
WM POLLARD, for JAMES Z. BRYCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
The r,llo,r;ng resolutions we're also adopted:

BE further Re.oired That in the opinion of this meeting
Martin choice Of the pemo' racy Of Missouri f."
the Presidency and that said Delegates be instructed 10
his nation 10 that ieh o.ice
Rsoired That the opinion Of This meeting 10" Richard NJ
Johnson the Demoorac thus state lo' Vice Pre-
sidct Delegation the National Convention bc in
st.ucird honorable >renic HI nunna!"n.
I'VE regret again this nomination oil Delegates 10
the General Convention, by State Convention. 1t Is
the undeegaed business OF the people, and should be
their own act and deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Toe IF Tie Stockholders.
For James w. pesrum 2337
John B,ock e G,b SE '555

We understand that large number Of votes were
lost to Dr. peterborough because they were sent 10
officers of other banks who prohibited from serving
as proxps-to officer alone proxies for 400 shares.
TlcKrr ELECTED james w. Prgram' Henry w.
hloncnre, Lewis Webb, William Ii. Hubbard, john }.
London
The Address Of the President was referred TO n Sc.
lee, Colnmittee-who were also enquire into the pro
preiy Of reducing the salaries Of the officers. They
will report today, IL o'clock.
DucciorMr. Hubbard previously in BY the
Executive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

Married, Pow ha,n, James City county, the reden If DR.
WIN. Martin, Col l.. w Aen o Mathews, 10 Miss ASS, dau-a-
lei Of the late DR.. Thomas Martini
DO The Herald wi! please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE,
Under tbe IgeigHss Hlnl RifLuOUI J.r1ta,a

RRAWING Of Alexandra Lottery Class \, drawn Jan
~ 1919:
GO II - - % lG ~ 10 ~ 10 g.
Seveia; good prizes IN thc above soi L" Correspondence Is
UUYI 90.
Jan. -;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

II ISSOLUTON-1ie TO Partnership heretofore existing un-
- de: The firm o Iniree Williamson by mutual
sent dissolved Oh Tic Fad Instant.
SAHt'EL WIEFREE,
RU. G. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond. 10Th January, l-12. 75-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

Missouri "A meeting of the Republican members
of her Legislature the 10Th ult, have adopted reso
lulions approving the Tennessee call for National
Convention at Baltimore, on The 4lh Monday of No
yember 1913, and appointing the following Delegates
thereto Thomas Il. Benton, Lewis F. Linn, James NJ.
Hughes, G. NJ. Bower, Jas. H. Relie, jus b BOWEN,
and John Jameson. (lhcse compose the Delegation
from Tie State to the next Congress-
4 L ,l.,f,n aIsn al cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

nuD FELLOWS ANNGAL--J. ". RANDOiP PA Ia. for - 10
~ The Odd Fellows 49, edited y p,sch Ia.
madison neatly bound and illustrated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

We must apologize To the Author OF C.-whosc Ad.
dress will certainly appear Thursdsy-a well as
other Communications.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

I AW NuIlcE-WiIL!AM DANIEL. Ja. AItoR>pr A.
Law, Lgardjerg H., attends regularly Superior and
Inferior Courts Of the coGntej II Campbell, Bedford
,er and Of The corporation of ynchurg Su,rr
Court of Buckingham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

k,"c at lie Constitution, p - -,
t'l-. tasf gNclid ss.I22. y Vent 49,
yW,nd. IL. aie. i d. sl9.