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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Linseed Oil.

IENUF Subscriber is now manufacturing Of b =
Il on Min. Peas lASsEEp Or % she frs, quail
~ hich he viii constantly keep on hand for sale
al fair pfice. LErsrzrE LssopoN,
Cssileton. Dee. 10, lef3 90 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

STATE or NERMoNr.l DE "a remembered
hsi'i. ol fsuhs,sr - 10 ttst s,s pfrb,ie
conu holdca 90 Cns'lrtrs, oHttn sni ilt sstJ Do.
met GA &c iih tay 81 nrJsHibci, tstl
rnrseui. Atfaan Warner, ledge
Dsuel licnkcf. adasin.s,is',a Of uie rs,ttc ~
LEV J. BARBER. la'e runinsy 10 t.,d tisutt.
deceived ta,ing rsii'r cd sai5 tuuu b. ti,re TOT
hrcnss 60 sell al The. real estate Fl ,ad deccssed.
loi the payment oilc debts ~ 'A estate ani char.
res ~ ADMINISTRATION. segtieg 10Th nm NE eehi.
against aid estate snd charges - sdml .s,tation
and sss'gcmrni TO the widow tu bc sSsrc ssd sar,-
co Of personal property iu p.y th- sarnr
!. is utdrtt4 laal The tra.rg ahi dsstimg on
saii petition te al scssion pf st tSun 10 re hu.
Con at the Probate Office iu Css eion. on The AZ
day of Jan"ary ncIt. and ,aai nu,icc hc,eof 10
given 10 al persons interested by pahshing ibis
order ,hfce weeks saeccssvclv, previous to said
,ime ol hearing. IN the Rutland Herald, nrwspa.
per printed =, liu,land
4 true copy ofpcoid
5o3l n I. LANG DoN, Resla.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Bank of Poultney.

vUNHE stockholders Of the Bank Of Poultney are
IL notified that the annual election Of Directors
will be held al the banking house 20 Peuliney al
10 o'clock a. m, on the second Tuesday q January
next 52J Dec. 4, 1873
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

ny-We are obliged TO exclude much other mat.
Ter prepared for this weeks Paper 10 make room
for the Pfesidcnis Message.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Notice.

ALL note. ani accounts due The subscriber musi
N be satisfactorily arranged before the hf.. Of
January 1874 81 save cost /. u. BUSH,
shoieham, Svr. II, isla' F@
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Farm for Sale at a great
Bargain.

TT,HE subscriber is anxious 10 dispose OF hi,
Il farm, pleasantly situated IN Caslleton, hall
mile east OF Castleion Mills, on the main road To
Whtshall, containing 81 acres Of nplaId AMI five
acres Of the best meadow on Cs;tlelon River. The
buildings consist Of n new dwelling house "a hy
"a, story and halfhigh all finished and paiiled,
a woodhouse with work room, three baTns With
she IS carpenters shop 90 by "a, and all ne.
cessary out buildings. Said farm is well watered
aud fenced, has a suitable supply OF wood and tim
Der, aud has FIVE acres OF winter grain on the
ground. Possession given the first Of April next
For further particulars enquire ofthe subscriber on
the PREMISES
JOEL b. LOWE.
Cas,leion, Dec. 10, 1919 50f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Notice.

yEHHls may certify that have given my soa.
u. Charles Freensa. q minor, his sine onlii no
becomes Of ls~fsl age. and | shah claim none ~
MS wages nor pss aaf Debts 81 his eoDfseiBr sfsy
this Sais. FREDERICK FREEMAN
Prsfggd, Dee 2, isf; tfu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

In ChiItenden. on the 9Th inst, by lRev. John
Jones, Mr. Cyrus ID. licwet TO Miss Sarah Ann
Lock- all Of Chuenden.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
HENRY HALL, Register,
STATE or VERMONT, it remembered
Dslnct Of Rutland, IS. / 10 MT Al ,t,lsL

District ot Rutland, s. 4 10 that nj stared
p,obato court held at Rutland, within and lor saiI
district, Oh the 4th day of December A. u. lsIa
Present. WIN. Hail. Judge
Samuel ". Kellogg, adminislraiof Of the estate
of Billings Atwood. late Of Chiuenden IA said dis
ir'c deceasrd. Inlosiale, having presented petit.
upn TO said court iof license 10 sell all the real es-
tate oi said deceased Consisting of tract cf land
OF eleven acres, situated 10 said Chiienden. nnd
three equal undivided fourth parts of the reversion
OF the dover OF Rachael Bancroft, also situated in
Chitienden, except tho widows DOVER thctein, ia.
GLIDING the reversion thereof, representing that Tho
sale thereof "a necessary for the payment OF debts
and expenses Of administration.
II is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 80 the FIRST Monday being The it
day of JANUARY next. and that copy of this or
der be published three weeks successfully previous
thereto IN the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed
at Rutland ihlt all persons Interested may appear
and give bonds or the payment Of the debts CT 9th.
erwise OBJ Ct 10 the same If they cause.
Arue copy of record.
1881 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
DIED.

In DANNY on the il,h Nov, Abial, wife Of Ros-
well Lille, aged So
In Woodstock. Nov. 80. Abigail Anthony, aged
81 years. Also Dec. 4th, Mr. Joseph Anthony. for
merly OF Sherburnc, aged GO years.
In Royaon, Dec Isl, Gen. John Francis, aged
So.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
1881 HENRY HALL. Register.

STATE or VEhMONT,} EpE it remembered
District Of Farhaven, ss{ I'D that AT a probate
court holden al Casllenn, within AMI for said dis
trict on the 9Th day of November. A. ID. 1913.
Present A. Warner Judge.
Henry ]. Horton and Mary Billings, adninis,ts.
tors OF the estate of Titus Billings. late of Hubbard.
ton in said district, dcceased,applying to said court
for the tme for paying the debts against said estate
To be extended one year from tho time heretofore
allowed.
II is ordered that the hearing and deciding on said
application be al session o said court Ia be holden
at the probate office in said Casile,on the 81 day
OF Jan. neyi, and thai notice Of said application he
given TO all persons interested hy publication oC
this order - ee weeks essively. previous TO said
hearing, in tho Rutland Herald newspaper print
ed at Rutland. true cops Of Record.
1880 b. +. LANGDON, Register.
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STATE FATE, or VERMONT RE it remembered

District OF Faithaven, Sc. Id that at a ptobat.
court holden at Casileion, within and for said dis
trc,, on the 2llh day of Nov A. ID 1919.
Present, A. Warner, Judge,
Henry Horton and hary Billings, adminlstra.
tors ofthe estate Of Titus Billings late Of Hubbard
ton in said district having peiiioned said court, in
writing, for license TO sell much Of the real os-
tate Of said deceased will raise the sum Of 1893 90
for The payment oflhe debts Of said estate and char
ges ofadminislraton; setting forth that the debts
against said estate and charges of administration
and assignment TO the widow TO be ss5s,5 SO and
SfTi,5G ofpersonsl property 10 pay the same.
II is ordered that the hearing and deciding on
said petition be at a session Of said court 10 be io-
den at the probate Office in Casilelon, an Inc 81
day Of January next and iha, notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested by publishing this
der three weeks successvely previous said lime Of
hearing, ia the Rutland Herald. newspaper print
ed IN Rutland. true copy Of record.
1850 Attest, b +. LANGDON, REGISTER
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MARRIED

December I, 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
United States District Court.

DEc' l6-The Grand Jury found true bills Of indct-
ment Michael Hough for the robbery the United
States mail at Hudson; against Addison Gimde for an
assault with dangerous weapon board the ship Con-
nor and against James Carroll for combining the master
Of the ship Carroll
The Court informed the jurors and members of the bar
that Monday oday set down for the trial of the
pirates Of the Lavina civil would be set down
until that disposed of.
Stealing Sorereens. trial of Michael Heeny ma.
tive of Ireland then taken up The prisoner was
charged with stealing quantity of soveregns and other
coin from fellow passenger board the ship Superior
while on her voyage from Liverpool to this port Sep
he took his passage shown, and of his having been
found on landing with the money, which he had taken
from the leather trunk of the owner who proved the pro
perry The prisoner urged in Defence that no had saved
the money previous to his leaving Ireland but the evil
dence conclusive against him that the jury found
him guilty at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
and sixth Ward Court.


DEC l6-Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty Of ue City
recover penalty for violation lof the city ordinances
and has been tried before when the jury could not agree
1t will be recoeced that the statute passed last winter
doing away with the compulsory feature Of the law in re-
laon the inspection of merchandise took effect the ls
December instant and this is the first which has
arisen under the legislation 1t appeared in evil
dence that the defendant master of the soop Jesse
Richards from New Jersey laden with charcoal On ar
irving this city, he sold the coal to his customers with
the aid assistance Of the city, appointed measurers
acting his measurers. and, as long as the pur
chasers satisfied he thought himself equally capable
of making chalk marks in keeping count as the regular
officials say nothing Of the two cents per tub say ed
thereby The plaintiffs claimed to recover first, for sell
ling charcoal without its being measured by public mea
surer and second for exercising the office Of measurer
The defendant contended that the ordinance contrary
to common law and common sense and was repealed by
the statute The Judge charged the jury that before find
ing for the plaintiffs they must be satisfied that the deen
dan had exercised the office of measurer in the man.
ner contemplated by the ordinance, ana whether
by this one act, they judges of the law
and the fact the defendant liable to the penalties
that the repeating passed last winter did not
ton charcoal-t statute repeating former laws estab
fishing State Inspection-that there State statute
regulating the measuring Of charcoal in the city OF New
YOrkhat the power regulate the purchase and sale Of
merchandise given to the city by its charter prior to
any State the subject and was for the jury
decide whether the late repeating staste, either in
spirit letter. took away this power The jury mmed
ately found for the defendant.
For plaintiffs, Corporation Attorney; for defendants,
A. b. Willard and 7. f. Tomlnson, Esqs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING Of the most adj
mlrable engravlngs which have ever been issued in
inns country, has Just been produced from the BURN
oi the celebrated artist, Mr.. Dick of this CITY Its
subject is the splendid and costly monument TO the
memory OF Sir Walter Scott, at present in course
OF erection at Edinburgh The size of the plate is
about thiry-six inches by twenty-four. The design
is very correct and effective The monument i.
self isa very elaborate and imposing structure and
the Judicious manner in which the accessories in
the picture have been introduced add greatly 70 me
picturesque effect In the distance is portion of
the old town Of Edinburgh, including many of the
most interesting public buildings, such ST. Giles
Cathedral-Duke Of York's Monument-vi Victoria
General Assembly Hal-and away TO the right the
Castle, browning down upon the scene from the
sleeps OF the romantic hill on which il has stood
for thousand years
The execution of this splendid plate reflects the
highest credit on that department of American art.
Our city may well be proud Of the possession of
such an artist as he whose Skill judgment and taste,
have been now more trumphantly demonstrated
thar. ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

Observation-Disclosures so-worse than the
whole of Captain Tyler's vetoes, and therefore we
shan't submit toit, Not We
But this is not all This same Mr.. Brewster has
more work brewing, and writes us the following
letter, which is the most curious OF all his curious
epistolary correspondence =
JAMES G. BENNETT, Esq.:-
Ihave been requested by j. Selby West respectable
young gentleman engaged in the coal trade prosecute
you for several successive bels published against him in
your paper.
however address you and say that you will pay him
1.-THE Of what he has lost in business by the means
pleased by amicable arrangement than by litigation
H. BREWSTER,
Attorney at Law, 81 Wall street
This Mr. Brewster appears to have quite genius
for getting up curious, funny, incomprehenslble
letters and bills and notices OF prosecutions. All
gather from this letter Is, that he wants mo-
ney. That's clear enough. But how much money
he wants-or what ii is for-or who this "Mr j..
Selby West, respectable young gentleman, en-
gagged In the coal trade, is, we are as ignorant OF
the venerable Sabbathbreaker suffering perpetu
al exile in the moon. We never before heard OF
this " Mr.. J. Selby West''-we never heard that
he was Engaged in the coal trade"-we never
published any thing about him. He may be
the best and purest young man IN the
city, and it would be very wrong for us
to believe otherwlse-but there can, of course,
be about much necessity for us to publish
an dmende honorable as there is for us to give this
Mr.. Brewster an unlimited order on our banker to
draw as much money as he pleases for twelve
month to come. We wonder if that would satisfy
him. Wouldit?
There certainly must be great dearth of legal bus-
ness in these days. When we see such things done
by respectable members of the New York bar, there
must be something very much approaching to sore
famine of bread in the land. But why we should
be bounced upon, we are at loss to imagine. We
may be very fat goose, but we're not yet quite
ready to be plucked They will at least, we hope,
What can have produced this terrible decline of
legal business! Is the Millennium nearly at hand
Probably the cheap Irresponsible cheap system
production of this blessed change-blessed to the
country, but woful to the lawyers and woful, too,
it seems intended TO be to us miserable sinner
WHO must feed the hungry which MI this change has
making out these bills, did not put in claim to
morselfor every lawyer in the city. The bill might
as reasonably have been $4,000, as for $3.50. Why
iAps he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
Amusernents.

BROADWAY CIRcUs-Ar NIBLo's.-The prepara-
tons for this week are upon scale OF unsurpassed
spendor. This is the first evening OF Mr.. Norths ap-
eand his conveys more attraction and has
acquired in almost every portion Of the globe more repu
taton than any equestrian of the age His merits as well
as those of Turner who also has been engaged and
will perform this evening, undisputed And who that
Mcfarland in his unsurpassed somerses can re-
sist the opportunity of visiting exhibition OF nimabe
grandeur-and theatre Of the most perfect elegance
luxurious accommodations, and unexccponable propre,
ty Rockwell and Stone merit the encouragement OF all
the friends of rational end unexceptionabe entertain
ments.
THE Spy OF ST. Mares has obtained such firm
hold of the Chatham stage that it seems almost I'M
possible to dispense with it, and accordingly 1t VIII be -
,oated again Tonight otnes reslsshs iii
M an saturday Master Diamond has been challenged by
70 ~ ~ their respective skill IN dancing,
for purse OF $500 and the offer will probably come OIL
Wednesday night, when the grand drama Of the b.
hemians will be produced for the first time Tomorrow
night the author of the Spy" takes his benefit and offers
bill of universal attractions
NovELTY-TALENT AND TACT are the three grand
principles which have gained such notoriety for
that universal favorte-the American Museum. This
week, Gen. Tom Thumb, the Gypsey family, the Queen
the great fortune teller Miss Gardner whose perform
keep the house in constant of laughter;
Miss Adar, Mr. Booth, Mr. Sherman SC are on the bill
in addition to other attractions for the particulars OF
which we must refer to the advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
Court OF Common Pleas.

SATURDAY, Dec l6.-DEcsIoSs.-He,iettaL Lancaster
Mary Jane Nc Cord-This was demurrer, in a Of
assault and battery by the defendant the plaintiff
The plea interposed that the defendant married
The Court overrued the demurrer and sustained the pre-
vious verdict, with costs.
James Martin u.s. William McKeon and others.-This
an appeal from one of the Courts below, nonsut
granted against the plaintiff action for malicious
prosecution when he failed in establishing his The
Court confirmed the verdict of the Lower Court the plain
tiff to pay costs.
Calendar for Monday.-Nos. l, ?, 4,5,6,7,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

GOVERNOR WANTED IN CANADA.-We take the
following advertisement from Canada paper of a
late date -
WASTrp-A Governor General for United Canada
Salary eos C'y inclusive of board and washing. The
only qualification necessary is that the candidate shall
be able to write his stipulation must be
entered into by which he shall be compelled to undergo
the form of listening TO advice. Apply to Hncks, Bald
win & Co., Upholsterers, Newgate street.
KINGSTON, sth Dec, ls43.
We publish this gratis, iR order that it may the
more readily reach the eye of some long
Yankee, who is in want of an office. canada is
in such a curious condition just now, that no one
but a real live Yankee can carry her through with
out revulsion We will receive proposals, post
age paid, for the situation, and send the same to
Kingston by the first boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
Superior Court.
Before Judge Yandernoel.

Before Judge Vanderpoe.
SATURDAY. Dec. l6-There no business done in this
Court to-day consequence of the bad state of the
ther The case Of Leverck Wilmerding will be con-
tinned at the opening Of the Court Monday to-day
Calendar for Monddy-Nos 49, 80, 81 49, SO, 81 a. ST.
CO. S. 80 90 81 49, o. 49, 80 49, 2l &c. 49, Sc, 81 a.
II. So 81, 10 ~, 49, SO, AZ, 4s, IL, 3, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

The ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. This company,
which is now playing short engagement at Wash
ington, have positively taken the Park Theatre
They are to open Immediately after the first of jan
uary.
The SEeuIN TROUPE are at the American Thea
ire, NJ O. The Opera of "Moses in Egypt" was
in rehearsal
HENRY PLAclDE is creating quite sensation at
the ST. Charles, N. o., in "Grandfather White
head, The papers say, that since his appearance
in that character, the Creole families have given
their patronage TO the Theatre. instead OF the Opera
"a thing of very rare occurrence.
RUSSELL was giving concerts at Savannah, with
his accustomed success His powerful voice, ms
original style of song, and his winning manner,
aided alone by one of Chickering'S pianos, were
drawing crowded houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

STEAMSHIP ACADIA left Boston on Saturday for
Liverpool, with Is passengers-I3 for Liverpool
1900 letters, heavy bags of dispatches from
Washington, and the usual quantity of newspapers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
U. 3. lIarshaI's Office.

Before Commissioner Rapelye
SATURDAY. Dec. It, Stealing Chronomefer-A colored
man. named Henry Jackson arrested for stealing in
the month of September, ls4l, valuable chronometer
from board his ship the Mosem while the vessel lay
at the port of Bristol, England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

DO CHANGEABLE AND WET WEATHER WILL
produce colds and coughs which, if neglected are sure
to lead to fatal consequences. Shermans Cough Lo-
zenges antdote they alay all irritation speed
y give quiet rest and much than any other
remedy known. Hundreds of which have been
neglected until confirmed consumption was the result
might have been cured by timely OF this remedy
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agen
10 Broadway 10 Astor House 227 Hudson street ls8
Bowery II East Broadway SO William street. and 1879
Fulton street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

THE MAIL RoBBERY.-The Grand Jury on Satur-
day found true bill of indictment against Hough,
for the robbery of the u 8. Mail at Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

Al AeKsr wAsrEp.-An active and enterprising man
is wanted agent for the Herald in Trenton, New
Jersey, where he can with small capital. establish
business which will prove lucrative Apply at this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

THE LAvINIA PIRATES The trial of Babe and
Mathews for murder and piracy on board the Sa-
rah Lavinia takes place to-day in the u s. District
Court at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

MUSICALE will be sufficient to say that Ole
Bull plays tonight at the Park Theatre. He re-
turned yesterday from Philadelphia, all well.
On Saturday afternoon Vieux Temps and his sister,
Mademoiselle vieux Temps, left town for Boston,
where they intend TO give series Of concerts We
have no doubt they will create a sensation in
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

{hy- MEDICAL CARD.-A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Phar-
macy the city Of New York. established for the sup
preston of quackery now successfully treating all
diseases of private nature, according to the new mode
Of treatment adopted by the professors Of the different
hospitals of Europe No mercury or any preparation IN
furious to the constitution is at present used by the col
ege in the removal Of those complaints thereby saving
thousands from those dreadful mercuria complaints that
sometimes battle the skill of the most experienced prac
titioners Cases of an ordinary character are completely
eradicated in from three to six days and those cases pro-
raced by oharaans aggravated by over doses oil mer
curry speedily yield to the powerful alternative and purify
ing medicines used by the College in the cure OF these
diseases onohna gleet structure, and all diseases oil
the rehra permanently cured in less than half the time
occupied by the old treatment One of the members OF
The College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseases Of
nrvate nature and such Improvements in their medical
treatment as has been lately made by the medical faculty
II Europe attends daily consulting physician at the
,fice and consulting rooms Of the College, "a Nassau
street. -
Advice and all medicines, So
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALlDs.-Pa
tents living at ystatng the nature OF their com.
plants explicitly together with treatment they received
elsewhere if any, and enclosing 50, either by post
through the different express conveyances IN communca-
ion with this city will receive chest containing all me-
icnes requisite to perform cure, with full and explicit
directions Tor use NJ b. All letters must be postpaid
w. =. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms OF the College OF medicine
and Pharmacy ~ Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
Labels and Lawyers.

1t will be recollected that we published, few
days ago, an account of the termination OF the
prosecution commenced against us by the Medical
Faculty of the University on terms mutually agreed
upon, and much to the satisfaction of all parties
concerned, succeeded by increased respect and es-
TEEN on both sides. We believe we published also,
on the same occasion, the lawyers bill of costs,
with the receipt from Mr.. Brewster, the part
ner of Mr.. O'Connor, acknowledging the payment
of those costs, which we had settled on our usual
principle of doing business-cash in advance. Ano-
ther branch OF the same settlement consisted in the
payment, by us, of the following sums, which had
been advanced by the treasurer of the Faculty, to
the several lawyers employed as counsel >
Paid by the Treasurer Of the Medical Faculty in the
suit of the Faculty Mr. Bennett the following sums
prior to the compromise being money advanced in the
suit =
Mr. III. Maxwell. ............ 100