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must murts, surb 8sucr ssrftrt. 9as 5aus
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Der sanis bureb bas Ssusr psranlasts &sruii
cu $375,000 bstra9en.
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pbia felt Rur;sm aufssfommsn Gnb, ssbcrt
AUDI oas zines paroonsSrofers. QBie mir
psrnsbmsn wsrosn in Ssism nsusn Sneulfrss
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pstr DclbT. elm I8jabriatr TeutIher,
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l4jabrisen Scbns oss W1sBssrs 1Billiams,
nit einem arobsM WasBscrmel1er sritchsm.
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msn mar, sin5 oeier entisBliebcn Seene Ucrs
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Oct, Die etn Capital bon 100000 Sbalsrn IN.
fammensefboifen bat, init oem 1e in alien
frems BEN $dnbern 3eitnn9en erriebtrn mill,
bic psm freien 5anoslslpfsme bas mcrt res
BEN IoIlsn
Soil une punorrn, mie risf bic 9sutftbm
acknowledgement in Imsrifa basom sr.
baltsm
unisre &sltr psrtcn fteb burb otae 9bats
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nem fcldsn Spfeme prcipsriren bic anberD
sancsr rnrt safste ater nur psrlisrsn whr'
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fcl, pirs bic Scr. Staaten im $aufe pieles
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Boston, 3u gbuian in China bic Suiac bon
90 900 9baIcr, I'm pisfslts nadb Daacao an
trinaem Da its ater palsltlt nie anlansts,
10 alauttt mar {s anf cem 0yan Usrlcrtn.
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ffarb fir,lidD in feinsr WObnuns, nabs btt Sn'
bianapolis, i'm utter pom so Sabrtn. cr ,par
in @larf gauntp, Wirsinisn, sebcren, Fam NIT
feintn Gltsrn, ale er 8 Sabr alt ruar, ,nabSssn
tufp, unb 100 fpdtsr nab Snbiana.
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AM Donnrfiase rttbt anffdnbis ssfsisrt. I'm
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mebr ale bunbsrt Sabrtn, ssborsn ,purbs. 81,
bitfsen aRiIitdr.eompasnisn paraortsn Rad,
mttass in ben Srassn unb mahtsn perfbie,
esns gpOlution.r; Muff, Gant unb viel EARN
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btfbrisben uerosn. GO fbsint unS ein febr
nitiibss Snifrument fir jsbs toausbaltuns 81
fein, msr cine Mafbine BON Der @rt su baden
wlnfbt, rpirb pobl tbun its bei tsm 8asrifan,
ten in Musenfttin ~ nsbmsn.
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Dieoer elm Slcifd uno SlutsKesen.
Sim lsstsn Iisnifass srrsts Elm fonosrbarss
Ratur @rsisnis ercse Nufrs9uns in Ssrfsp
Sitp. Cine Subffans bic 0lsifb uno Slut
dbnlib fab fisl in sinsm Sbausr aus Der auft,
in Stidsn BON Der @rcss sinsS bal6sn 9eims
bS III sinsm Diertslsbalsr.
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Selbfmoro eines BouncrnSrs.-Seus
vern6r Sbcmas &sinoleS ron MGcuri, bssing
am 9 9isfss ~ Ssffsricn Gitp Sdbifmcre, ins
ssm sr Iitb nit elmer piitols eurb ben &cpt
fbos gr lit mbrsre Stuncen srcee Sbmsr'
sen. Ger ct. qcuis Mspublifan pom l2. fast,
oab Der @oupsrncr ftbon ldnssre 3sit an elmer
fbledten &ranfbeit litt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

GEORGIA. The Legislature ofGeoreia have taken
strong eIou nd against rcpudiaiion,an adopted reso-
LOTIONS which based IN true wing principles
follows:
Ressired, That we regard the slightest breach
OF pghtod faith, public or private, as a want Of
that moral principle upon which all moral ohlipa-
ton depends. That when any state of this Union
shall refuse 10 recognise her great sesl n. the
sniilci"n' evidence OF her obligation she will have
ion9hed her station in the sis,erhood of States
aud Will no longer be worthy OF their confidence
or respect
keso'red That his Excellencv the Goyerno,
oe rceqnes'ed to transmit copies Of the FOREGOING
resolution 10 the Governor Of each Of the United
su,Vs, WIN request that he will cause the same
to be laid before the Legislatures thereof
would add much ITO The credit Of some Of the 9th
CT states iha'h have avowed his dangerous doctrine
ov Their public acts. if they would look upon ,b
Suhjec' in the same light, and rid themselves of N,
odium OF Reputation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
West Poultney, Dec

West Poul,ney, Dec. 9th 1913.
The Union Musical Convention Of Rutland coun
iy and vicinity, met pursuant 10 adjournment, anc
in absence Of the president, Rev. A. Harvey wa:
called to the chair. Exercises opened by prayer
from Rev. c. Gillatt. Music from the several choirs
in concert, directed by Mr.. Martin of Fast Pou,
ney. Convention Adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Exercises commenced by prayer from Professor
Wentw or,h.
Reso!red, Tina, Prof Wentworth, w. II Smith,
Esq. = Hitchcock, Esq. lie committee OF nomi.
nations.
The committee reported the names OF The follow.
ing gentlemen to fill vacancies in offices, &c
Hon. VIM. G. Kitridge for President, in place OF
Prof. Newman resigned. II. ]. Rueges Secretary
in place Of w. H. Smith Esq resigned Professor
Lsvske for general leader.
Resoired That the committee on business be r.
quesed to report resolutions at the meeting of the
convention Thursday Morning.
Professor Wentwsrh the chairman of the com.
miltee on business, then read several letters from
gentlemen declining 10 address the convention. I'M,
expressing good feeling toward its object.
Music under the direction of Prof L,v,k. and
other leaders. Conr.,,;,. -,
Erening Session,
In The absence ofthe President and Vic. D..
deni' aer. MIR. Driver presided. The evening vas
devoted to the performance ofthe choirs ia cooc.,,
under 'i'e direction OF Piof Lavaks and ,ber la
Adjourned.
Thursday Dec. 2sth
Prayer by vi'e President, Rev. Mr.. Drive
opo" call RON The Chair, The following resolu
non were ia'roduced and adopted.
BY Rev Mr.. Seymour,
Re'0'ved' That in The opinion of this coovso,;o,
',e session already held has had The eTec, 10 .,i,
u'1'e a"o''''n and zeal for mprovemen, among the
various 'i'olrs Of which ii is constituted. '"'
! BY Joseph Josln, Esq.
$3.50 mar We Will continue to pu, forth siren.
.oo' eh"''' 'oI mutual improvement, and The d;g'
s'n OF musical science aud practice. N "' o'"u-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

The following, from the Eas, Alabamian, a Cal
houn paper; is too good 10 be lost
Iariv En,6iems.-Some Dem &C ATTIC paper, dis
coursing lately about party embleun, gives to the
Wing. the Coon, and takes Gor the Aoco party in
general, the Cock This is not altogether right (;
and as we are in favor OF "far play" w,inssi on
more equitable division of the emblcms. The coon
is more PROFESSIONALLY wing property, and though
he does stroll! o'nghts occasionally of tina,
he loves the "stars" and affects the "s,ript," upon
his tail A true republican, he is found onl, on the
North American continent. He is gallant 'ellow
into the bargain, and whips puppy at each paw
easily And homely ihuugh his coat be, i, IS wod!
money in the market. Give us the 10y al
means! Bot the Underwood folks must let go III
Cook-he's none Of til eirs-he's exclusive proper
Of their state rieh, allies. The Geek is vain Of hi
military clothes flaps his wings like esascona
ding braggart crows defiance to The world an
often -uns atMc pinch! Who shall say then tina
the Multiplying branch arc not entitled to quartz
him on their coas, AS for the Vanburenites, the
must content themselves with the Weasel-long a
go presented to them 10y Mr. Calhoun. Let ,her
take the Weasel--hes shy little fellow, fond {
creeping through cracks, and none, therefore ma
dispute their title to him He's The very animal to
that they want at this particular juncture he's S
good at hrotting Cocks, that we are certain tina
they'll find him useful.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

At TiconderOga. on the l7th inst. Mr.. Jonathan
Treadway, in his S9th year. The deceased was Of
the numbeI of Revolutionary worthless who like the
sear caves OF autumn, ire fast falling through the
infirmi,ies of age. MIR. Treadway was present a,
Lexington on the first outbreak Of the Revolution,
was also at Bunker Hill; though not in the most ex-
posed POSITION, and likewise at White Plains and
other serious engagements during the war. In the
last war, also, having been necessarily near the
lines on jour ,ey and having been pressed TO car
~ provisions into Canada, he very dexterously elu
ded the guard, and made his escape home.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

A Manic "A dreadful even, recently threw
the town ofRinm,e, Italy, into CONSERVATION. -
young snd pretty woman belonging 10 the mid .
die class Of soeisiy, obsaincd permission TO Wait
her husband, who was confined in mad house.
The pai'sn, testified the u,mcs, delight a, seeing
hsr. and The keeper, al their reqaesl retired ana
lrl them ,ogfther lie was. however. in lew
minutes alarmed aihearing loud cries at the room
he ioand The maniac holding IN hs arms his wife
covered wih blood After the iira transport o.
deiish hsd pss,fd over. IL OF fnry had como
on ani he had 'hFus' on bsh her eyes vah m,,a
spoon lsfi by n,irAke N the room The pnfa,,,
nate wemAa was immediately ooaseycd TO IA,
inhrmsry q ihe msi house aud nesn8,a nc.
esrefaliy. She aifA the ner dsy in ateoSh,
torture, wahou w-snng word Of eoupisio
sgsnF, hss husband
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

Atrn Asp CHiLpmsss Fisr. We commend
the following "a the auemn of parents just now
when We scarcely opcn iper but melancholy
statement ol "a child bunes attracts our obsetva.
ton
The dssget and difficulty {. very easily be a
vol Jed by the use Of ola'n.
when clothes are washed the should I've iiosed
out m alum water--ihe solution s.ud be made toll
cradle strong. 1.-THE clothing win has been new
" washed. should require starch, ID alum may be
put in the s,a,ch water
Adm should be used on all occaions; it rem
ders the clothing ire-proof. All clotina about a
house or or a steamboat made of coiio should be
impregnated with alum. For insianr, bed and
window curtains, &c, such articles geterally hav
ing much ringing aoou, them
This hint, IL attended to, will Prove perfect safe
~ to clothing from fire.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

The Smith dynasty has handsome Allegation in
congress. as numerous representation, yariops
criminal Repositories about The country. Tn. N
1. Tribune enumeraies as follows the Sa;,bs in
Congress
There were Of Smiths in the last Congress, two
IN the Senate, o. H. Smith twhie, Of Ia. and ,o,,v
Smith tdem Of Conn with rroman Smith Tvs =,
oi 'onn' and VIM. Smith (dem.) Of Va. intta
House None Of these remain in the present Cor
eress' and there is now M Smiths in The sena,,
Du' ,here are Aloer Smith (whig) Of n. Y, Jon,
T. smu tdemt Of Pennsylvania, Caleb d. SnitI
'"h's) and Thomas Smith dem, oflad. and Rob
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
For the Itetald.

Alta meeting Of the corporation OF cas''c'o' Meo'
ical College December 3oh lsi3, DIR. Samuel Park
man of Boston, was appointed to the chair oil An"''
. and n, Richard s. Kissan Of New York, TO
tina, Of Surgery in place Of DR.. James MC'i"'o'S'
removed.
The mex, course oflectures will commence on The
last Thursday in FEBRUARY and continue s'r'ee"
weeks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
LICENSES

Addison County has taken noble stand u,on
we 'ooiHe' OF licenses. and her example is worthy
OF 'n''S''on. The sohisc, was brouph, up. before
we '"nn al rerent session. held a, Midd.h,,v
ana ably discussed by men Of The first LEGAL ,,,.n,
N the county. and all TO no purpose,h. A.,;..;a-
MAS fssie.
The northern GslaIv, commenting uvOn n. de-
eission Of the cour. says
h'''he 'he good Of the community before The
eye" and not iSe privileges Of run.ell.r, or IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

Horrible. Our Postmaster asked us, a few days
since, 10 take John Tyler's life, We shuddered a,
the proposition; bu, he handed over volume Of two
or three hund,cd pages, published by the Harpers.
As it is printed on fine material we take great pleas
urc in recommending it for shau,ng paper. We
have Iound, by experiment, that it may be used in
that way without scratching 1t can DO OBJ
tanned of Uncle Sans officials generally, we pre-
su,,s. I,is fair luoking book and, il seems,
it wasn't "made to SELL" Who paid for the publ
cation -Br,dgeport Standard.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

Rich and Comfortable --ene ofihe wealhiest far
mers on the Connecticut. fels the following story
When FIRST came here tosue, about f,rty wears
ago told my wife mean, tot rich,all She wanted
was enough TO make her comic table, I went ,o
work and cleared up my land-''ve worked hand
ever since, aud have got rich; as Irh s.I wan, 70
be. Most Of my children have sailed abop, me
and they have all good farms. Botu,y wife an,
comfortable vet"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

Gs-The Liberalor says that che present action
Of the Liberty Party is likely TO be more effect
ual in extending the course of African slavery
on this Continent, than the efforts of even slave.
holders themselves. Indeed the great movement
which will be made for the admission OF Texas.
in the next Congress cen only succeed with their
aid"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

TExAs.-The committee Of the Federal Relations
in the South Carolina House Of Representatives
have reported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That in the opinion of tho Legislature
of South Carolina, sound policy, the vital interests
of the people Of the United States, and their jus,
rights, require that measures should be taken by
the Government, of The United States for the annex
alton of Texas to The Union.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

Is the weight of two pigs killed few days since,
one by NJ. Hawkes. and the other in the immcdi-
ate vicinity, by f. Mussey, Esqr; of the same
breed lbcrkshirol the former weighed 533 lbs,
and the latter SO lbs; they were fraction more
than one year old
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

er Smith (dcni) ll--Gvc oi tc.s honorable "n'
aatien, f.nul,. a, as, in the House. De care vi
not 10 blow Up ycur,end Smith, for sure wrong
vote ~ speech, iill v are sure the offender is The
man YOU mean.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
H. Rrr Nc. Miner.

By Rev. Mr., Miner
B,,oir,d Tia, it is tho du,y Ct the cleteyn'en Of
the respective denominations 'o promote ov pr's"n-
Al rae, mcn,. sermons, and addresses the r'c'
,,,,c, If the standard Of music in their ooneega-
tons
By Rev. Mr.. Diver
P,,o,red. Tina, IL j, the opinion of,his convention
that all christians should make sacred music a SUD
;.e, of rer,ent payer 10 God and should contribute
l;brrally the means to promote the knowledge Oh
These resolutions called forth some animated and
pertinent remarks from the gentlemen who introduce
cd them and from others After their adoption, the
convention was entertained by the performance oil
the several chors separately and in concert
Adjourned.
Afternoon Session
Music in full ehoir-af:er which the convention
listened to highly entertaining, instructive and ell
oouent address from Prof Newman During
shor, recess in the singing tho following resolutions
were introduced and adopted.
| BY Prof Wentworth,
R.soired, Tha, vocal music ought to he made
subjec, Of instruction in common schools
! It is to be regretted tina, time and circumstances
rendered i, expedrn, in the mind Of the mover of
this resolution TO submit, wi,hou, discussion ms it
instructive debate.
Resolved. Unanimously That the thanks of this
convention be given TO Prof Newman for his most
exccllen, and highly interesting address
Resolred. Unanimously Tha, copy of the adj
dress be requested for publication, and tina, Rev.
Mr. Driver aud Elisha Ashley, Esq. be Commit
tee to wal, on Prof. Newman with this request.
Singing in full choir.
|, f-on,,,,., adam, OF ncan at half INST
v Erening Session.
: The Evening was principally devoted TO vocal
l. music, inerspersed with occasional performances
d of the Whitehall Band.
1 Resolued, That when this Convention adjourns It
' adjourn to meet on the last Wednesday in Februa
y ry next, in the Presbyterian Meeting House in
i Whitehall, aud to continue its session ~ days
Resoired, That General Business Committee Of
y five gentlemen, from WHITEHALL, be appointed. Dan
! iel Abbott Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, John c. House, A.
Lennon, and F. ID. Meacham, commi,'ee.
Rcsoired, That the thanks Of this Convention be
unanimously accorded to The inhabitants ofPoul,ney,
who have kindly extended TO its members the hos
5 pl,a,ies of the table during its session. gs.
II Resolved. That the thanks OF this conveniionbc
expressed to the leaders, and the various choss Of
s. singers; also to the Whitehall Band, Cor the superb
. or and highly satisfactory manner in which they
have contributed the enterta inment of the audi
ence, during the sitting Of his convention.
. Rcsu'oed, That copy Of the minutes Of the pro-
> ceedings Of this convention be duly prepared and
. signed by the Chairman and Secretary thereof, and
published in the Rutland Herald and Whitehall
Chronicle.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention be
u presented its officers for the able and dgnified
q manner in which they have discharged the duties
OF their several Offices.
= Music. And the Convention adjourned.
, Hon. w. c. KTTTRIDGE, President.
;, II. ]. RUGGLEs, Secretary.
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uPlIon. Geo. p. Marsh, member of Congress,
has returned from Washington in consequence Of
severe illness in his FIRMLY. lie is now a, Buriinq-
ton, and is himself in feeble state Of health.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

The Tnesus. Ia speaking oilhe present consre,,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

urIe,e,ery man. woman and child read Mr..
Adams speech, upon the "Rght oil fe'i''oh on
our first page.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04

MA communication signed "a Rutland County
Member" will appear next week.