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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
INpt'TGrSCES

UAublg5e IN has history Of The reformation
relates the following anecdotes IA relation to the
sale Of indulccncies IN Germany
a Saxon gentleman inquired Of Tcizol the
seller Of indulgencics Il be was AUTHORISED 10 par
don suns m intention, or such ~ the applicant, IN
tended 10 commit, "A~urclly, answered Tcizcl
Il have full power from the Pope to do so '--
We'll" returned the gentleman. Il wan, to TAX,
some slight revenge on one Of my enemies with
out attempting bis life" After some discussion
as to the price Tcizc asscnlcd and they sirucl
the bargain for thirty crowns Shortly after, tn
Monk SGT out from Ioipsic The gentleman, at
tended by his servants laid wait for him in
wood-fcl upon him, gave him beating an
carried of the rich ches, Of indu gcnce money -
1 TGz1 clamorod against this nc, Of violence an
! brought an action before The Judges But tn
| gentleman showed the letter signed by Tctze
! himself, which exempted him beforehand from al
/ responsibility Duke George upon seeing TIN
writing. ordered tina, the accused should be &C
! quilted
"A miner OF Schnceburg, meeting seller of il
dulgeneies. inquired Must we believe whT
you have often said of the power of indulgence
and the authority Of the Pope, and think we ca
redeem soul from purga,ory by casting penn
into ;he chest p The dealer IN indulgences a
frmed that j, was so "Ah," replied the mine
what a cruel man the Pope mus. be thus to leay
poor soul to suffer so long in the flames, for
single penny II he has no ready money, let hir
collect few hundred thousand pounds and delivt
all these souls by one act"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

30 busAei. Of bread .iuas -hcins osri IS blssoi,
io each person q tho csums'cd poruiajou va
.at,ssi The estimate 81 the crops iot Isil gave
62i,5is5io bushels Of bread siuil-ot - ? > bgsh-
els 20 each person show ine the nctca'e % te crop
OF lsf2 10 be nearly leo millions of bushels ot IA
bushels io each person. Ia Europe 8 Bushels is
Supposed To- be suf'i,ieni fot each pcr~on-alow 10
bushels, sud we have n1ylH of bread stuas pa
lei2 Of j2s,526,6sO bushels There IS liltie dan
ser OF Tie people Of the unred States starring TO
death. Vermont shows an increase OF about three
millions Of bushels OF bread siufs over lsil Bu,
Vermont is credited lus too high 10 the average
scale inasmuch as potatoes and oats largely PIE
pordetate over other articles 10 her list OF bread
siuiis. CT wtsat, the estimate gives Vermont over
halt million OF bushois--or about 10 bushels TO
each person. Vermont ought net To buy bushsl o
wheat OF barrel Of -four. unless she can pay for It
~ oats and potatoes, ofwlich the state has large
surplus In sugar. Vermont ranked the fourth state
| IN 1912. Let our farmers make all they can aud a,
| good as they can. lfwell made, the maple Is equa
10 any other sugar for refining. So SAYS Dr. uro
This years ptoduc, OF w. J. sugar promises to b,
| light-tNt Waichman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

Stale Of Vermont, I,E ii remembered tlat
District Of Rutland, SIS - at special probate
court held at Rutland within and lor said dis
,fici on the sth day Of March, A. d ISi3.
Present, Wm Hail. Judge.
Samuel S Churchill administrator Of the estate
Of Ebeoezer Cook, late Of P,siord "a said district,
deceased. having made application TO sud court,
IN wiring, for license sell all OF the real estate
Of said deceased except the widows dover repre-
seuIHe that the sale thereof Is necessary for the
payment Of the debts OF said deceased. Therefore,
Il l. ordered that said application be referred to
the first Monday, being the 81 DAY OF Apui neal
and that a copy Of this order be published three
weeks successNely previous thereto, la the ROLAND
Herald, newspaper printed At liutani, that Any
Pc rsous Interested may appear and give Iou1- for
NE payment Of said DEUS or Otherwise joe; 10 The
same they see cause A true copy of record
lIl3 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
A WORD or WISDOM.

The following 10y the late Judge Buel will be
.ound well worthy Of careful perusal, aud being
treasured in the memory
The wholesome habits Of society have been so
broken up, by the civil and political commissions of
the age, and the inordinate THIRST Tor acquiring
wealth and fashionable consequence, through mer-
camille and other speculilions, that honest produc.
tive labor has been thrown entirely into the back
ground, and considered not only ungeneel but me
NAL and scrvile. Yet | venture to lay down tins
proposition, that he who provides for the wants and
comforts OF himself and family, and renders some
comforts society at large, 10y his mental and phys
ical industry performs OF the high duties n life;
and will ultimately be rewarded in the conscious
rectude Of his life, by greater measure Of sub
stantial happiness, than lie who makes millions by
fraud and speculation 10 be squandeIed in exfava-
eance wasted in folly, by his children or grand
children.
The revolutions which are constantly taking plac q
in families sufficiently admouish US, that it is not the
wealth We leave our children, but the industrious
moral habits Ia which educate them, that secures
them worldly prosperity, and the treasure OF al APP
proving conscience"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

The DISTINCTIONS or Color The New
Orleans Tropic, in relation to the fact that the
Sandwich Island Ambassador was turned away
from regular ordinary on board steamboat in
Connecticut, remarks
This same Sandwich Island Chief came to
this country via Mexico, and landed in New Or
leans He took lodgings at the st Charles Hotel.
the first Hotel in the south iii every respect il not
the first in the United States. and dined at the
public table with three or four hundred gentlemen.
In the north, where such vast deal of charity
and philanthropy is displayed he was not good
enough to dine at the regular table Of steamboat,
but was placed among the servants. Verify, this
is all sorts Of queer countryl"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

GoLDi CONT GoLplli-New discoveries
ofthe precious metal have Of late been made in
the region of country known as the HlIlabce
Mines IN TaIlapoosa county, in this state which
is causing considerable sacitement among the
seekers after wealth The gold has been found in
what is called rock vein and from the the ties, s
made bid fair 10 prove as lucrative as any mines
yet discovered II is stated that from some Of the
rocks (which appears Ine1hausable) as much as
ten penny weights have been Obtained from 4
single bushel The rock is of soft spungy IA.
urc and capable Of being easily pulyerized We.
fumpka Argus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
VIGILANCE OLE ROME

II has been recently stated by an English Jour.
nal, that the Society Of the Propaganda At Rome,
received last year the sum $500 900, which was
employed in following the missionaries of the En-
glish church wherever they went, for the purpose
of coun,eractng the effect Of their labors BY in.
ling into the mind fihe heather the errors Of the
Roman Catholic faith
Six priests arrived in China in August, ls42,
whose stations are be to new places The build.
ing other chapel and school at Aong Kong
says Mr. Williams, olthe American Board lis nd
vancing. 1t will cost, is said, $50 600 at Icas
10000 more than your mission to China ha'
cost from the beginning. They have twenty mel
10 our one, bu, trust God is with the Unit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Surpsu~ Money Wanted.
CASH SvORE-TR EST GOODS

me subscriber having once more come into pos
session OF his Goods, and other effects. wishes to
give notice That he has opened his for the pur
pose OF trade. where he will be happy To wan upon
all his customers and friends, old and new lie
would say that he feels hound to sell as cheap as
the cheapest Tor cash ready pay No credit
gwen. ihis Is the true doctrine. and IN this way
you do not have To pay the advance the ctedtng
merchant must charge you 70 coVet his losses by
bad debts. That is, you pay tor what YOU get and
not Tor that another has had aud cannot pay for--
II this system proves profitable The subscriber will
be with you; II not, he is . ph
The following are among his goods TO be sold,
low for Cash, Wool or Grain
French, English and American Calicoes of va
nous patterns; blue aud brown alpine: brown Grim
son, black. green, merinoes, blue and brown cam
Diets; citcassan. brown, blue, yellow ard pink cam
Dick; green, blue, olive, brown broad cloth; over
coating; light fancy cashmere gray mix'd do: a
large quantity OF Sleeps grey. yellow flannel cot
ton flannel, veveteens summer cloths and full
assortment of the minor articles kept IN the Dry
Goods line
Tuscan, palm leaf satin. straw, plain and varia-
gated BOnnets, Hats, Caps, paints, dye stufIsan
extensive assortment OF hard ware; cutlery. Crock
cry; round bolt ron shoe -makers tools, shoe pegs,
cards and brushes of all kinls &c, &c. minute
| list OF which It is unnecessary to detail
| Calf skins. sole leather, sap buckets, milk pans,
white beans, looking glass plates, oils molasses,
| pure st. troN rum, Gin, Poft Malaga and Nader
! Nines---all Of which, before said. will he sold
! very low for cash, All kinds of produce taken for
Goods, but must have The when the goods are
! delivered. Hope this plan will please all who are
disposed TO make the experiment.
JOHN STRONG.
Rurland, March 18th. 1913
A LOT Of llogsheads and Pipes, just the things
"a iorSap storage, on hand for sale.
Also-l00,00O Shinge, and large 10, Of other
| Lumber
| Also-One new and one Oh hand WAGON . ney
one horse wagon Woods, | new Gutter, and ono
nearly new, and one I'd hand chaise. for sale very
| low, BY JOHN STRONG
March A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

The effect, q ihc Earthquake Of the sih
have bstn a~ful indeed Tss Torn 81
81 P,t, 6ssSsiospr. - satrsiv dsfirovfa
yrx THors,Np puRsoNs AR srrFosIp
.,,rtr,N kitirp The loss of property
-,nr A. Amigus there has also bccn a
!, Joss ofpopcry though b,r NV lives were
.-rei Al, hs mills and sugar works at'
p, of iess injured, ani a greater par Of the crop
.e .Je
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a Small, Farm, for Sale.

ssTTUATED about halt mile east Of This village,
- containlng about 10 acres of good iilIabe land
conveniently divided into meadow, pas,urng and
pioughed lots. There are on said lots TWO dwelling
houses and out buildings, and a small stream OF wa
Ter running through both lots. The above viii be
sold adydnlaseousy ior ready pay. Enquire u
LYDIA FAY.
Rutland, March b. 1913. lII3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

The account, in recent number OF the Herald,
of the disgraceful attempt Of Dawson-a drunken
locofoco from Louisana-to involve Joshua r.
Giddmgs in personal quarrel on the floor Of Con-
gress, is far from telling the whole story. David
Lee Child, Esq, the Washington correspondent of
the Anti-Savery Standard, asserts that Dawson APP
preached Giddings from behind him, and as with
one hand he punched Gidd:ngs, with the other he
held the handle of his bowie knife Had mr.. Gid
dngs returned the assault, as Dawson evidently ex-
pected, the knife would at once have been put in
use, and probably the Hall of Congress would have
become The theatre Of bloody tragedy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
NOTES FROM THE REPORT OF THE COM.
MISSIONER OF PATENTS.

The Commissioner Of Patents is, in point Of fact,
the head of a department in the Government Of a
recent date-the department ofArrieuliure. There
is no such department, legally so called; but the
Commissioner Of Patents gives much attention to
Agriculture and the Arts, and his annual report is
very interesting AMI valuable document We
have already copied notice Of the last report, con
tanning several interesting facts and we propose 10
make occasional notes from the report itself We
begin with the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

KENTUCKY lower branch Of the Legisla-
ture has voted, by very large majority, 10 pay the
debts and sustain the credit of the State; the Com
monwealth Bank bill has been nc -considered in the
House, but has no chance in the Senate; and the
Wings of the General Assembly have held meet
ing, and recommend that the Wing State Conven.
ton be held in Louisville, in November next, for the
selection Of candidates for the offices Of Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

much longer con.,n, 10 soo their leaders sud
agents brib,d 70 bc,ray their Interests md dcgrndc
lhclt character themselves all the while furnish.
ne the money from their hard earnings Nv which
NJ vile system ], carried oul Il cannot can
no, De ~ J. &
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

D. sI1Li q q g p',.'n tBB remembered lbar
. ,'a.,',, -, hNl"dJ, 81 a. a special prohs.e
On the l3'h day Of March, A. u 1913.
Present VIM Han Judge
\ certain instrument 10 Nnihg purporiinq tc be
We last viii and testament ~ Barton Clark, ate 81
Middle'own 10 said district, deceased hsyt,g bren
ibis DAY presented to sid couu for pfot te nd 81
lo"ance, by Annah C.sfk, sole c4s cutuK therein
named, N
Il Is ordered HAT said viii b., referred c,r o,obs.
ana allowance 10 re h''' E" onday beng the ?
lf,heI three werL. s.. I ~ us '' u dsy
IN lie Rot and lie. b. ~ - Nv DO pub
lard that all 1e- 49, ~, F"' 'ons thereto,
,e.. the p,yi. a'us ,"'e!'s''' Hpfinied al Rul.
Atroe .' '.ely, ! ." mas appear aae con
~,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Y. States District Court.
Far the Da'riet a. Vermont
II BANKRrprcY

- ~ sNh MI III
y y ll' r 70 s.iow cause aPacsi reiiii1n n Al
y bert A thompson ol Puul,ney 10 sad district.
Tor his dIsenafse aud certificate. bankrupt 90 '-
oouil Nouse in "ina.pi in sand district, hednes-
day As 9Th dag Of Nay, A. d. 1913. 10 o. a.
Noiice b. sEo" cause against petition o. NutS- -.
h. Whitney Of Rutland 90 said diauet, f.
discharge and certificate. as a LagL, Nv
he coun house IN Windsor, 10 ssir -. ''', al
Wednesday Tie 2iih day d asy, J.. d. .n0, N
O'Clock Il. .si3, Al 10
Il.3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Rep,al Of ne LLermsrriage III

The legislature Of Massachusetts have By deci-
sive vote, repealed the law prohibiting blacks and
whites from intermaUylng' The ladies Of color
strongly demonstrated agansiihe repeal. fearingas
well they might that some Of the white l,d,,s
would take the shine OF Of Them, and diminish
iheiI chances at The hymenisl alsar -E1eAaag.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

Every man has IN his own life lolles onough--in
his own mind troubles enough--in the performance
of his duties deficiencies enough--in his fortune
evils enough--wiIhout being curious about the at
fairs OF others"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

VIVA, IS more beautiful to the maids eve than
a youth in the vigor Of his kays with checks radi.
ant as the morning, and brow brilliant as the sun
isih long nine IN has mouth, dnd great ehH,s
Of tobacco az his chetl,-Answer. BusAs"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

state Of pe7aoni, ode 1t remembered
District Of Rutland, IS. ! ID that at special
probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district on tie llh day Of March, A. d. lss3
Present Nm. Han, Judge.
Leonard Mason, administrator of the estate Of
Jason Newton, late Of liza IN said district, deceased.
iniesae. proposing 10 render account Of his said
administration,
II Is ordered that sid account he referred hr
examination and allowance 10 the fret Munday.
being the 81 day of April next. aud tia, a corr If
this order he published three weeks suc,sssIu,lv
previous thereto IN the Rutland Herald, uswsp3
per printed al Rutland, that a persona Interested
may appeal and object to tie same If th.y zee cause
A true COPY OF record,
MS HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, 1DE il remembered
Dislucl Of Rutland. S. { I'D that at a special
PROBATE court held at Rutland, within said district
on the ] Nh day OF March, A. d 1913.
Present VIM Hail. Judge
Lois Butler, late executrg Of the last will and
testament Of James d. Butler late Of Rutland. in
said district, deceased leslaie proposing 10 render
an account other said administration;
It's ordered that said account he referred for
examination and allowance to the first Monday be-
ing ihe 81, day Of April next. and that copy OF hi,
order be published three weeks successiyey preyl-
Gus thereto, IN the Rutland Rerad. "A newspaper
printed at Rutland that all persons interested NAV
appear and OBJECT to the same il they see cause
true copy Of Record,
lib HENRY HALL Repiq,er
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
New Goods.

nANlELS Il BELL, have JUS, received, in adj
81 diuon To their former stock, new and fresh
goods, To which they beg leave to call tho attention
OF their customers.
March 10, Is 49, INA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

Days Of Pa5i,c Wor'hp,-sundny is the Chris
iians' day Of public worship; monday is the Gre
clans; Tuesday is the Persans' Wednesday is the
Assyrians'; Thursday is the Egyptians Friday is
the Turks and Saturday the Jews.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
HENRY HALL. Register.
W. HEP
<OtEcc

w -cAs my wfe Elil, b,4l L., ..l,
s >oaia and refuses 10 live In me No., oea ana
al per.aa. pio'oe'ii'n' r'is IS therefore 10 G,tid
~ 'A~' Pay 30 teLis Other colir,e y" account,
Orwell, March ,s,, IrrsIs 5. B4soocI
llll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Notice.

II HE Subscriber hereby gives notice tina, he has
gwen his, Thomas NJ Crocker, his time to
transact BUSINESS ot himself and that he will not
claim any OF bis earnings he responsible for any
debts Of his contracting after this date
THoMAs CRocKrR.
Pawlci. March O. Isf3 ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
THERMoMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS
Prepared Weokly.l
DIED.

In Pittsfied, on the 9Th inst Helen, only daugh-
ter of I. f. and Martha q. Mathews. aged three
month and sI days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Particular Notice.

NG-l r. RAIN will be received in payment
psGEy ~ iorthe Rutland Herald Tor the two
last years, If delivered by the 10th day Of
April AFTER that date the money will be required.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

rENllE Subscriber wishes 20 hile fifteen or twenty
4 good boHr0. i0fastrtous. and rc,poauHe hands
too rc.do TIA Ware & The season ensuing, to
commence about lhe h~t 81 Apul next Those
who apply mus, expect 90 intniah themselves with
good team, suitable lur lie business and come well
recommended, T.. I. PARKEa
Procotsvillc. Match II, 1919. Ill3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Hnfasll Kettles.

nANlELS d BELL havo for sale new and sec
- ond hand Potash Kettles which they will sell
very low. II - March 10. 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14

FSNNE subsuu.cts have this DAY assoc jNted thcn,.
u selves Together st partners, under ihc nau,o
and hrm ct BARRETT & co, and having JOINED
ltc large stock Of Gurds thev rach bad ON hand,
can uow offer h, Tho u,d stand Hi James nsftcu il
90 his oli customers and Oh Who wish 90 ratehaso
good, 90 tpi,cs. as large ani wei selected stock
81 DIV Goods, Cu,ruee, Cfo,kor1. Hardware,
Medicines, &e Sc. as can te found at any store in
tie ruutiy
Most Minds Of country produce viii be received
iu exchange ior goods
J,Nrs BaRRrrr j.
J. PraroiSr,
Rutand, March @, let3, Iila
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Sole and Upper Leather,

hANlELS BELL keep constantly for sale
~ Sole and Upper Leather Of the best quality
March 49, Isi3 ll.i3
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-12

and bewail her father and her mother a
fnll month: and after that, thou shalt 60
IN unto her, aud be her husband and she
shall be thy wife And il shall be, ift.:ou
have no delight ia her, then thou shalt let
her 60 whittier she will, but thou shalt
not sell her for money; .hou shalt not
make merchandise OF her, because thou
hast humblcd her."
Read il over again, do, If you can en-
dure ii, and notice its provisions particu.
1arly. After making such citation, The
writer shall have the privilege of>putting
his own chosen word into my mouth, as
applicable 10 The case-the word, de-
6Ga cherry" lfthis be no! provision for
the most vile and pollnling debauchery,
what is it, aud what is debauchery? |
defy the heHhen world to show anything
exceeding it. 1t is none the less debauch.
cry because it comes under the form of
law, any more than the killing was the
less killing for coming under the form
.oflaw. There were special enactmens
for the latter rs we'll as the former. Lee
gaiiztd killing is killing still. And le-
galzed debauchery is debauchery SILL
They have especial enactments." giving
license f1r debauchery in the clties ofthis
country But it is not less debaucherv
because it is iiseased Now the aduItef-
Gus and diaboical transactions here pro-
vided for in the Mosaic code exhibit at
least two heilish features which Venture
to saw are not discoyerable in The letter OF
any law licensing prostitution in this
country. t. TIE Mosaic code proriies
a sappty Of rictims for their lust By
aggressise par. 2. TIE OU Of tie f.
males IS not IL the least consulted. L. is
nothing more nor less than rape, legaIiz-
ed and wholesale Il provides lnstful
rufiln with power TO take "beautiful
woman" regardless of her will, gratiiy
his beas,iy lust, and then let her &C
whittier she will! If depraved beings
have ever or anywhere transcribed ths
| helishness oflhis, in The shape of legal
ICED proceedings in such matters, wisI
TO know in what age or nation it is 10 be
found.
Those who impute such things sthes,
10 God are the wrong ones to charge m,
with infielity. an an ;n6del to Mei,
theology At the same time | brand j
upon Iheir foreheads that they are infdet
TO God and The aoag Of salvation.