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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-30
n.n,ls OLE ruE CALIFORNIAN.

TERMS OFTTIE CNLEUUNIAN.
r,n,i.hed weekly at $500 per annum, or $ so,
y, W y,hln six months.
HM" ,"sr discontinued until arrenrnges paid
M ',,',hc option Of the publisher.
er,;se,neuts inserted ut the customary prices.
~ O',., ndycrliseme Is to he pad FOR in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-30
The Farmer.
I.P IN WINTER.

~T,NAGEMENT of SHEEP IN WINTER.
r,,,o,,. fom paper by L. A. Morrel Esq. in the
Transactions or the NJ y State Agricultural s0ci-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

metropolis. Bot there seems 10 nc ore obstacle 10
the kecoc foeic. that our friends al Bellows Pals
have taken 40 notice oL via the difficulty and in
probability 81 obtsining a ohsrer from The lfgisla-
,orc of New Hampshire. Neither that eniighfened
and rai-Iof,c body nor their equally enlightened con
.,iiucn,s. exhibit any disposition TO take any par, in
the Improvements, which are going on with gres,
ACTIVITY all around them"
The difficult, here spoken oil acknowledged to
be a serious one. bot we are slow TO believe the
'pairioie' legii l~aiurssof New Hampshire is so
blinded to hsr own Interests rs 10 refuse a charter,
If asked Tor on "i,6,rar' principles, subjected 10 Be
sur,e to future amendments sad alterations 10 suit
the ideas Of her future lawmakers through all
time 10 come.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

Sentence of Nike Wnisi Walsh was SEN
fenced on Friday by the Recorder. on four difercn,
con sic:ious for Islander and assault and battery. On
The Isl, he was sentenced TO pay a fine Of s25 on
the Cd. 500: on the ID, assault and battery, a fine
al $50 on The iih, SANDER. two months impfison-
meat in the Peniicntav. J.. ID. Cummings, i'm
pleaded with Walsh for assault and battery on Mr..
Millart, was seniencec To pay a fine Of $50. These
punishuen,s ale shsmefully inadequate. The price
Of an assault and battery according To this decision
ofthe Recorder is Only SIN Y. Ere. Posi-.
While the sheriff was conducting Mike from the
Tombs to the Peni,dn,iary, he make several unsuc-
cessful attempts to Destroy himself. Once he jump.
ed over board, but vas rescued from drowning
then he tried to shoe, himself with a pi.,ol-sll to
no purpose, and he Is snuely locked up in the peni,
Tertiary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
POST OFFICE REFORM.

Since the Postmaster General issued his circu.
lar, prohibiting mail contractors from carrying
mailable matter outside of the mail, under pains
and penalties of the law, a general movement, has
been made in many places, without distinction OF
party, to bring nbou, a reform in the present pri.
ces taxed upon letters, periodicals, pamphlets, &c.
conveyed through the mail, and measures adopted
10 carry the subject before Congress. We rejoice
~ --.i'~~. 1-;'a'Aa at the present time. and
hope petitions will be circulated through every
town in our country, that our Representatives NAV
feel the weight Of public opinion, and act under
its influence.
That the present rates of postage charged upon
letters, periodicals, pamphlets, &c, are exhorbi.
'an' and burdensome TO community, cannot be de.
med and if there is a way to abolish or in any
measure remove this burdcnsome and unequal tax
upon the business and literature of the country, by
substituting a more uniform and less oppressive
system, let it be done. England has been exper-
imenting upon her pos, Office laws for years, and
has finally adopted a regular, cheap and safe meth
Cd for conveying the mails, which works 10 the
entire satisfaction of all. Letters weighing hall
an ounce, are conveyed TO any part of the United
Kingdom Of Grea, Britain, for tpo cents, and this
is doubled as the weigh, of letters increase. We
do no, expect, nor would we ask congress 10 adopt
the system Of Grea, Britain at once, for it would
no, be advisable, but in the first place reduce the
tariff of prices ono half; and if the experiment,
works well, then reduce it still more. But in
case the revenue should not be sufficient to meet
the expenses OF the Department, the reform might
extend to the great abuse of,he Jranking privilege,
and abolish 1t entirely, except in communication
covering documents connected with the Depart.
ments; which would materially lessen the expen-
ss OF transporting the mail, and add quite an item
to the revenue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

RAN Ro.D.-It is eviden, The interest in The pro-
Jecied rail road from Boston TO Canada line is ON
me increase, and those who have heretofore probes.
sd a grca, deal IF i~nhdeli,y upon the sntject. are
now beginning to fee. lis importance, and no longer
look upon The prosPec, as 'casiing its shadows be-
tOre but as one that can and piH finally be accom-
plished.
The Nergennes Vermonier has heretofore treated
the subject with apparent dersion-and looked up-
on II as oil moonshise but now, the editor thinks
public opinion erinoes something more than "buil.
ding castles IN the air. and good NAV grow out Of
IT, sLd says-na sooner the project put in operation
Than an impetus would be given To HE business Of
tins portion ofibe State Iha, could be given in no
other wsy'-iaeiories would spring up upon our
our streams, as under the wand Of the enchanlress
The extensive and unparalleled waterfall, Of
o''ef Cteek would soon be employed in carving
hundreds ofihousands OF ~spindles, and the saw mill.
erected upon lis tributaries, would be alnos, with
out number. This would also be the cas. with
nearly every town through which the sou,he m ron 4.
?Asses' under these favorable consideration. /, /,
not beyond a doubt, that stockholders in Vernon,
may be found in abundance, and with capital sue5
Gent 10 commence The project Immediately. and
carry II ooI In the course Of a few yesnt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
iii HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
DECEMBER 7.
CONGRESS


The 2s,h Congress commenced is session al,
Washington on Monday. The Presidents Mes
sage is looked for with considerable iu,ercs,-and
we hope 10 lag i before our readers mex, week
The Prcsiden, is placed in no enviable position in
relation to the present Congress, the Senate being
wing, and the House strong locofoeo-who will
nc, as a check upon each other.
The frs, question to be settled in the House, is
Of considerable importance, and will probably
cause some little Embarrassment, in organizing
II will be recollccted tina, the States Of Georgia
Missouri, Mississippi and New Hampshire, refns-
cd TO comply with the requirements Of Congress,
TO choose their delegation by districts instead Of by
general ticket. There is no question but these
members are Illegally chosen, and an effort will
be made to exclude them from the House, as they
ought to be, bu, the %locofoco party having the as.
tendency in that body, will undoubtedly vote to
receive their democratic brethren, the Constitution
and the laws to the contrary notwitl standing.
1t is understood an etfor, will be made in the
House TO make some amendments and alterations
in the Tarif-but thank fortune, the Senate will
pu, a check upon tina, a, once-iherefore the Ia
riff will remain as il is.
The Texas question will probably occupy a
great share Of the time Of Congress this winter,
and the decision upon that question involves the
whole subject of Slavery in the United States
We may look for a long and tedious session, filled
up with angry debates-and if it will end here
we shall be thankful-but we fear arguments may
be set home in some instances by pistol and ball
rather than "knock down arguments" as made
use ofin some halls of Legislation.
We shall endeavor to keep our readers advised
ofthe importan, doings of Congress, SO far as oul
limits will allow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

VERMONT ALsAsAc.-We have received from the
enterprising publishers, Messrs. Haskell & Palmer,
the Vermont Almanac and Statistical Register for
Is44-handsonely bound. This little volume may
be truly denoninated Mulium in Parpo. 1t con-
,ains a map otVe,mont, and blank leave. CONVEX n
iently marked off for every day in the wear, design.
ed for memonndums-and is. in fact, The very thing
a man wants for every day reference. In execu-
ton i, almos, equals the celebrated Boston Alma.
nae.
For sale ty S,oddard, at the Book store.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

n-We cheerfully give "A Friend of Learn
ing" place in our columns, and bespcak for his
communication entitled "Common School Educa.
ton" an attentive perusal. This Is a subject oil
vast Importance to community, and we hope the
writer will follow it up, and in his next point out
in what way the evils resulting from our present
,cretehed system of conducting common free
schools, may be remedled.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
For the Herald.

Pittsford, Dec. 4h lsi3,
On the 81 inst. a meeting OF a respectable nun.
Der Of the citizens Of his town was held al The Ten.
perance House in this village. for the purpose Of
appointing a delegation to meet a convention to bs
held at Brattleboro' on the 5th.
twas stated TO the meeting tina. the convention
at Bfattleboro' was called 10 consult as 10 The most
feasible and practicable route for a rail road from
Bfa''leboro' 10 Burlington, and for further enquiry,
as to what would probably be the amount, Of ton
mage that would pass over the different routes from
each town in exports and imports. The mesuh:
was called to order by G. Newell, Esq, and ahe
stating the object Of the meeting, the meeting pro-
ceeded 10 organize by appointing the Hon. Tnoaa'
H. Palmer Chairman, and ] X Newell SeefeisT
On motion,
Joshua Is. Strong, George d. Arlington ana
Henry simmonds. Esqrs, were appointed a con-
m'I'ee TO report In The meeting the amount Of i0n'
mage, in exports and imports, Of the town Of Pas
ford, annually.
I'm motion,
The Chairman appointed committee 10 seer
i've delegates 10 meet The rail road convention "
be beld at BratileborO'. on which COMMITTEE VIZ
Chairman proceeded TO appoint Thomas ! Bo0s'
Thomas Mclaughlin, Samuel ID. Winslo", LAs'"
Granger, and J. X. Newell.
The committee on Tonnage submitted !" ~
consideration, Of the meeting. the following
REPORT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
For the Herald.
COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION.

Mr. Edi,or If there i. any one thing that
ought to engage the attention and interest the
minds ofcommunity, it is the subject Of Common
School Education With the moral and ~intellec.
ven ne lnItfesis andfhe destiny OF our nation; ana
yet how few there are, comparatively, who look
at the subject as they ought. Many, in their ca.
gerness to become rich and 10 Law up a store oil
wealth for their children, seem to forge, that stbe
minds the standard of man, and therefore suffer
them to grow up in ignorance. If they send their
children to school two or three months in the
year, before they are old enough to labor and
earn wages, they seem to do it because it is fash.
ionable, or in order TO get rid Of them at home
They seem 10 care but little whether a competen,
and faithful teacher is employed or not, and often
send their children to school with few or no books,
and scarcely trouble themselves further about the
matter until the school closes. The leading obiec,
in employing a teacher, is to hire him caeap-no
matter about his qualifications and capacity 10
teach, if he will work cheap enough. Instead of
demanding sufficient evidence of his qualifications
for teaching, the first question generally asked is.
show much do you ask ~ stake any less Y' &c
There are many who cannot see why a school
teacher should receive any higher pay than the
day laborer. It is hard for them to understand
why a young lady or gentleman, who has spent
or three years time and as many hundred dol.
ars in preparing to teach, is entitled to any r.oro
than ordinary pay. Hence, ifa young man has
spent bis time and money in completing a course
OF study, he must "pack up and go off a thousand
miles, or else his pains and money are in a meas.
ure lost, and the consequence is, that many of our
schools are filled up with ignorant and inefficient
teachers; the time of The scholar is spent almost
for nougut, MS mrria runs 10 vase, ana instead OF
learning good habits, he learns bad ones-insead
oflearning the value ofhis precious time, and the
Importance OF spending it as he ought, he looks
upon learning as Of no grea, importance, and con-
sequenily grows up with habits of vice and indo.
lonce.
Not long since the writer happened 10 see the
following, which a pedagogue in an adjoining
sent, IN the shape OF an order, 10 a dealer in
Books-"A Kee TO Re,hmdic." No doubt he
is a good, clever, homes, fellow-teaches, it NAV
be, for ten dollars a month, and (f he succeeds in
getting n "kee" to unlock his Understandings will
be called o good teacher. Blu, if the district that
employed him bad paid proper attention to his
qualifications for teaching, be would never have
been troubled with The want Of a "Kec." And
the like may be said Of many others in teaching
instead OF teaching, they have need to be laugh,
But the writer is glad to see tina, an interest on
The subject Of Common School Education, is in
many places excited, and hopes that ere long il
will receive that attention which It's importance
FRuxp m I,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

nj~The following communication from our
correspondent J. C., Nas handed IN too late for
our last weeks paper, bu, as The subject looses
none Of is interest by delay, we give II a place in
our columns today
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

uJThe Boston Courier commenting upon N.
different ROUTES proposed for a rail road TO canada.
says:
As Bos'onisns, we could lsel bot li,ile prefer.
ehee oe.~een ihese routes. Either world help
OF inland eSmneros that now sets toward. Our oxa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

JAIL DELwERY.-The Sheriff of Amherst. n. II.
offers a reward Of Sll0 for The arrest of fire crimi-
mails who buke Jail on the night Of the osth Nov,
by means o an Iron ar,handed in. to them by some
friend of liberty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
Rutland, W.. Nov. 81, ls43.
For The Herald.
RAILROAD MEETING AT BRANDON

A meeting Of the inhabitants Of Brandon wa. bol.
den pursuant to public notice, on Monday The 9th
instant.
Hon. A.. G. Dana was appointed Chairman, and
ID. W. c. Clarke, Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was briefly stated by
Hon. r.. ~. Briggs; 10 be to take such action as
might be deemed e~xpedieni in reference to the pro.
Jec'ed Railroad to complete the communication be.
tween Boston and Lake Champlain and on his
motion, g.. w. Conan,, John A. Conant, and T..
June Esqrs, were appointed a COMMITTEES 10 pre-
pare and submit 10 this meeting a report, exhibiting
as nearly as may be, the amount of tonnage to and
from Brandon and lis immediate vicinity, together
win The various descriptions Of property and mer.
chandize OF which IT is composed. and sny othe,
statistics bearing upon the great inleres, now in
question.
On motion.
Re'oired, That the delegates 10 the convention
at Braitlebero be requested TO call a public mee,in,
70 hear their report, q, such time AFTER their return
as they may deem proper.
The Committee appointed Tor that purpose .ub.
mi'lei the following
REPORT.
ihe on tonnage and business reno,,
'hs' ihsy can only estimate The amount Of frieit IN
ana ron Boston on some Of he leading article. OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
No. 5-AS ACT. RELATING TO AssoCtA
TONS. ~ ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGIl
Ty y OF THE REVISED

n hrrrby enacted b. me Geaerai Assemble
81 The Sisie Of Ncraonf as J~oiiors;
Ans number Of persons may associate together
aod have the powers Of a corporation, under me
regulations and provisions Of chap,er eighty one
OF The Revised Statutes, entitled 'Of Socis4ies for
The suPPou of the gospel and literary and other as.
soels'ions' for the following additional purpose:
To establish aud maintain FIRE companies. and
10 purchase and hold real estate sufficient FOR en-.
RIne houses for one or more engines, hose. hook.
laiiers All back@s aud such o,her property as
may b. necessary for a fire eompsny.
Approved Oct 81, isi3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

An old msn, when dangerously nek, was urg
Cd TO take advice OF a Physician, bu, objected
saying, " ! wish to die a Haiaral death"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

SD s,ci,y shall 10, hold real estate TO a greater
amouai than ipo thousand dollars
Approved Nov |. Ie4S.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

Ne H-AN ACT. IN ADDITION To CpIpTrn
ElCh!f oNE OF The REVISED STATUTES
TO RELIGIOUS ~ OTHER
AsTsby tAaeied BY ths GsaeraI AnsnHv
81 "a, STATE Of Vsr@oHL Ths, any unmber Of
persons mas associate together under the pro.
visions, sod according to the regulations. Of chan.
'ef eieh'yone Of the Revised statutes, FOR the pu,.
pose OF ra'sing, reeeiringf holding and appropra.
lns laais TO procure, tbypurehase or oherwise.
Nd distribute The Holy Scriptures Provided
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
No 2t-AN ACT. IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER
xTY SEVEN OF u REVISED STATUTES
ENTITLED" nF " MAINTENACE OF IL
LEGITIMATE CHILDREN"

- y ~ VT ~
LEGITIMATE CHILDREN"
IL is hereby enaefel By The General Assembly
81 me STATE Of Vermont as JOl!0os:
Sec. |. ANY single woman who las been, or
shall hereafter be, delivered ola bastard child, and
shall neglect or refuse 10 charge any person with
being the father Of such child, within thirty davs
after such child is born, according to the provis.
ions OF the first section Of chapter sixty seven O.
lien tie oTefs .1.i't 81 tie lie poor Of the town Witch
is charged, or likely to be be charged, with the
support of such child, may make a written com.
plant against such single woman, to some Justice
o! the county, setting forth such facts, and there.
upon the justice shall issue his warrant against
such single woman, to bring her before him to be
examined upon oath.
Sec. 2. The justice, when such single woman
is brought before him, shall examine her upon
oath and take her examination in writing, and
thereupon issue his warrnet, and cuasc the person,
by her charged with being the father Of SAID has.
tard child, to be brought before him, and The same
proceedings thereon had, as are provided in the
act to which this is an addition. ms though such
single woman had made n complaint in wiring
under oath, as therein provided, against the person
charged by her with being the father of said child.
Sec. 3. The answer or testimony OF such sin.
gle woman, upon the examination Aforesaid, shall
not subject said single woman to n prosecution or
CONVICTION under chapter ninety'nlne, section two,
oil the Revised Statutes.
Sec The proceedings against the person
charged with being The father OF said child, shall
be ia the name Of the overseer OF The poor OF the
town, prosecuting such complaint.
Sec. 5. No compromise made with, or dis.
charge given to such person charged, or payment
made 10 such woman, without the consent Of the
ovcrseer ofIhe poor, shall be good' and valid, as
against him. or II made or given after such over.
seer shall have commenced n prosecution, or ia.
Ken upon himself The control or management of
any prosecution by such woman, commenced as
provided IN the nc, 10 which this is an addition.
Sec Z. lfsuch woman or other person shall
at any time give sufficient security for The support
ofsueh chlld, and pay the costs aud expenses for
the support OF such child, the proceedings in the
case shall be discontinued and the powers granted
10 the oyofseer shall cease.
Sec 7 Section fourteen, OF chapter sis,y.seyen
ofihe Revised Statutes, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take clccl from and nf
ter It's passage.
Approved Nov, /, is43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

ks'aa' 81 A,cnun's - exafnne snd allow al
eAs us fof %tetric-s fcu8srcd dsusg The - senee
eta. ss 'egsls'ieg re miiais, approved Nov
,.nbsr I 1897
Approved Nov. {, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

N. .f-av ACT. TO PROVIDE TOR u DIS.
rOatL or UNCLAIMED PROPERTY tTOh
ED Writ NsRFtNGERs AID OTHER
sroRE HOUSE kEErtRs.
rs lsrssy enacf,i ~ ~, Gcseral Atembly
Of ~, State II rc,meai as foaoui;
Sec /. n any articles Of personal property
which are. or mly hereafter be ttond With any
whaianger o. psb'ie sore house keeper IN has
ss,e. wahout any special contract FOR the keeping
thereof shall no, be elsined by The owner OF con
,gnoc, unhin one year from the time 'uch ARTICLES
~ec stored, AMI the legal charges thereon Tor
frcieb, and storage remaining unpaid, the person
having the same 10 store, may cause such proper
". or any portion thereof, 10 be sold BY the sheriff
o ihs coen,y where the same may be stored.
Sec. 2 Such sheriff shall self all such proper
IS II public auction. aud shall give notice Of such
sale, by publication IN some newspaper printed IN
the town or co0siy where such properly IS stored
three weeks successfully. the last Of which shall
be no, less than four weeks before said sale and
ifihste be 20 newspaper printed in such county,
then said notice shall be inserted in the newsra.
per printed nearest thereto, m this stale. Said I'd.
tenisssn-us snail STATE the time aud place Of sale,
the description Of the property, quantity. quality
and marks Of the articles 10 br sold, the time
when stored, and the names OF the owners, or their
agents or consignces, when known.
Sec. 3 II the owner or consiguee shall not
claim said property and pay all legal charges
thereon, and for advertising the same before the
day OF sale, the sheriff shall proceed to sell such
property and make n return Of the same 10 the
treasurer OF the county where such property is
stored, with his ~aiiiiavi, OF the truth Of such re-
turn. And afer dedueting the customary charges
and expenses OF the sale, said sheriff shall paw, to
the person having said property in store, all legal
charges thereon, and the balance, IS any, he shall
pay to the treasurer Of said county The money.
60 paid TO the treasurer Of such county, shall be
kept for the beueh, ofthe owner Of the property
30 sold, and be paid to him on producing sltisflc
tory evidence Of his right.
Approved Oct 81, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
No. s3-AN ACT, IN RELATION TO u
GRANTING OF LICENCES TO RETAILERS
OF sPiRiTOuS LIQUORS.

IL IS hereby enacted BY he Geaerai Assembly
Of The STATE Of Vermont, Tina, sections six. twelve
and %ihi'teen, OF chapter cigh,ylhrce Of he Revised
Statutes, are repealed.
Approved Nov. |. ls43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

The on tonnage and bnsiu.ss ,s,o,,
ihey can only estimate The smouni of fr,ioI, n
ana from Boston on some Of The leading articles Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

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