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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILLIAMSBURG. H. |.
ID MISS CUKllSS. long and iavorably known To the pu
lie having rented spacious mansion the above named
place will open Boarding School for young ladies' on the
ls of May next
Terms $40 per for Board and Eng sh tuition pnye
bic quarterly advance Muse and the modern language NJ
n umiefae charge. BouIdcrs furnish their own bed nrf
bedding towels and Table napkins. No deduction tor v0Ina
~ alere For further particulars application may !e mace
hu,,l npA 1w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

DOARD-Sevcral gentlemen be Accommodating with
ID board NJ Il Est Broadway. Gp-1 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

FIRTH Y HALL will continue the business II the , ad
stand No. - Broadway of Park Place. aud nave inc
sole agency Tor Chickernes Celebrated Piano Foes An
tcnsy assortment of Music and Musical instruments OF all
kinds awuy, hand and for sale ut reasonable prices
New York Anrl q lsii. M NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

MACHINE PRESSED OAKUM MO bales Machine oak
WI nm 20 barrels Pitch - barrels Wilmington Tar io AsS;
Cut Nails so Aegs ship and Boat Spikes together win iuii
az I " ' nj D. ROBERTS. llS West street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

DOARDING-Onr gentlemen can b ncconnirSin so
ID IN n private family who DO not n;cad w!ih fur
n>hsl rooms and breakfast aud !e,ired Apply Al No
D.. In KnrIrnrI> sNchnnrr,l upl- UNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

(,ROTON WATER PlpES-lhe subscriber attends to all
X the branches OF Plumbing busness-ntroducint me lro
ton Houses. Baths Water o>ctS. &c. Sc ne has,coh
s,nu,ly Oh hand full supply of Ewbanks ceebn,Hd si ly
approved TIMED Lead Pipe. which he warrants TO Ti sts
customer, 10 be- the genuine manufacture Orders may W eii
Al p I,road street; or lett with T. NAYLnR 4 CO.
,nIf In, " .tS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

WILLIAM :. WARD 4. b.
Terms-From u dollars per sesiun of p weeks vary
ns with the age and studies OF the pupil z5|o ezra
charges.
The summer Session viii commence the LIST OF May.
Refereuces-N. Y. City-Rev. ID; Peers, Rev inne
Wells: Nesrs VI. W Dodd 6k. Oh. Chapel. G; Bnnstt
South ST. D. WcSsoi $50 Pearl IL. y. Foster. Ceur J. W.
ling " Cedar j. D. lla - Cedar, W. h. Lewis ~ I"hn
G.. A. AmouX. lis Fulton ulo III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
FOREIGN AND NATIVE , PERFTT Y,

CPLENDID OLD CASTLE SOAP-Only Is cents
pounor less by the quantity aso every variety Of fancy
Scented SP- for shaving and washing from 70 " cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

n AGS-Whte and colored old sails: do country mkt
aos CIIjNr & DER Il lCKSoN. l59 Sonth.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

@TUOMPSOS'S TRTISSES. Office No. ~ Beck,
E<\ man. street About 20 0fth inst PHYSICIANS end
~ surgeons o. New ofk have given their decided
49, preference this Truss, ss you can graduate the
O. pressure from Ia iity pounds on the uptuts
,,,boSt bnck mad which does much INJURY TO the spine,
ir,r tr,n heny the best Of is superiority u Is npphen ana
.Ix days trial gwen md 1T does not retain Tue rupture. ~s
ne,frny every kind Of eAe.csc coughing, and give per
tect ca in word not satisfactory IN ever va
money iJcheeiIy returned md this the only coh1uon y.
which Won should buy any Truss permanent cure easyDy
effected and warranted. # directions are followed
hos. sending Tr need only mention ule slGe :p
t and the ,nen rc round the hips they can graduate t'
pressure TO SUIT tei, Sodwhoesale and retail ~
mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SSn REWARD-Lo.,. or Wednesday EveninS tire Eth
o'io INST -rern 's containing Book belong iDr Ia tho
House Ot Refuge. ~ above reward Will e for then
the House II Refuge. james Aris:ron tho
Third avenue. Twc3ty eishillu. r25u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

IpONNDiNU SCHOOL, FOR BOlS-Ncw Canaan Semi
Dnaty CL-No. .. Pupi!s hunted To lwrn,y-tIcuars can
~ ohtaine of Mr. X = Webb ~ Grand Att. John lfmon.
A57 RNington d. :. puncomb. : Bowey MF. Geo. Seesy
Pom =, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

lsIFNSlNT SIEEPlNG EOOMS 20 lct. furnished or M
L f.,-r.hnN hmm, af I'll ErnrhMng. 80 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SnEATHiNG CoPPER-!oO cases best brands English 10
mis- GRiNNEIL MINTt1RN q co. 70 south IT.
DALE ROPE-Cntton wa.te and basgng wanted al mai.
ID uf:ciurers prices for cash BY o,, ,.o,.l
npl3 GAUNT o. DERRlChSoN. l'' .oouIl-N
vDIC COPPER 80 eco lbs Peruvian for sale by
L MS GRlNNETL MINTURN * Co. IS south ST.
vyOR ShIE-A good Double Counting Room Desk; Apply
mhS To- w Il j. r. TAPSCD1'I. Is Perk sIlp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
Rccapit,lintiOn.

Total ....2 2, 81 27ll6 I.S12.. .N,US 2o,oio I
No,,.-We have included the few Scattering Votes in
Abolition column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

PRoY. FAUVELGOURAUD.
CO Mr. King now forming Day and an Evening Class
60 FOR the All who wish avail themselves Of Nh
Kings Instruction. will please call at No 90 Broadway, be-
week n5 Paw 3wFGTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

DREClOUS STONES.-Iu,l received. superior sot OF
Amethyst and Topaz Stones sizes al when some
are very large also lot o very fine imitation Diamonds, Fos
L. h., l. 4 Ii MnLlen l.nMe NJ Tvs '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

For snIe a The sign Of The Amencan Eagle g Chatham
md ga Broadway The only depos the city where tht
genuine JONES Iann Chemical Soap and Jones Coral Han
RsStnrst,ve I, toli n2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

o,nz, UIJI,LS TiIlSSES-NOIce 10 KupIuIed PCT
,nns--Penns afflicted with ruptures tnny reIy
10 ,,nn the best instrumental nd The world Affords
E3 II on nnnirnrion nj the office No. NeSoy street.
nrtn erhef Of the agents in the principal towns
r.. Jr,,cd e,ntcS ie c,eul examine he back pad
III s. to ace ifthcy arc endorsed by DR. HUI IN writing
% 70 ycone or 10 lie relied upon good. without his sig-
NNny persons have undertaken to ,end limitations oil io1
nhy re, md thousand, imposed upon ~ corse-
cnece Thee limitations cannot he relied upon hey are
y unkfu mechanics and are no better uan ue "fuin
Room, have been fitted at No V=ey street exclusive.
20, ,Je. having Separate from the business depn
.n where leinne 10 attendance 70 "n upon y
male patients ~ -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11

WV@aa-An exchange peprr giy,s the FOL
loving PARTICULARS tcsptctng Wyman. who has
pccn convicted oiomb Ssling The fands sfihc Pho.
nis Bank
wynan is known rs n s,lfmadc man
lie kep a clc,hing sore for the supply Of the
Navy fatd IN Chatlcslon. and in two ytats ~
supposed To have made seven thousand dollars
Possessing considerable talents and acii,c bushes.
habis, be was Invtcd to take the situation Of Cash.
icf Of one II the banls, and was finally promoted
10 the Presidency ofthe phrnis Bank wNh n sala.
nv Of three thousand dollats per nnunm, ami With
other truss and agencies, MS income was cup.
nosed TO &c c1uiyol,n, TO seven thousand dollats.
| he received ten thousand dollars with his wife,
and with has owl earnings economical habits,
was reported to be worth SIXTY thousand dollars.
lie loaned the whole capital Of the Bank, ~ no
saws. to Stanley, Rctd 4 Co. md all they were
worth, together with the funds ofihc Bank were
d~issipaicd in two or three ycais Ihr erncral
impression is that Wymnn was extensively con
ncct,d with Stanley, Reed & Co ia stock spccu-
luiion. and lost some one hundred thousand doll
nrs. and then rMnrzzLrp tho remaining capital
of the Bank. nearly Two hundred thousand dol.
lars II is even thus ~ be p,n viii not b. cont,n'
ted with their position. Hric rs n rich man-fich
in the profits Of his own industry, with an annual
incomr of seven ihous md d~ollirs-thr hop" of
ii. fimilv. the hcpos Il his'chilinn aud the com
f,d Of his hoanc. to BxrTrR his conduion nv rob
bing those ~ ho ~rutrnsi'i their property to his s,io
keeping Wvnau nov is only I%ottv-onc years
nj age. aud ~ undergo imprsunmcn, nj hard
tabor for ten years Nav his fate be 4 warning
10 all mhcss in Ike eases Of nding.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
From the Providence. Journal of January |.
MOST ATROCiOUS MURDER

II rs nh the d., p st pain we have 10 record
the awful death Of Amasa S%prscur, Esq IF
Cras,on s,nior rm,,nor in The extensive manui,c.
turing house Of A & W Sprague, who was w'l-
fully and cruelty murdered on his farm yesterday
afternoon. flc LEFT his house about 3 O'clock to
go TO a portion of his farm lying IN Johnson. for
the purpose Of looking To thc proper shelter OF his
cattle and abou, s o'clock he was found pros,ra-
ted on the earth dead. Upon examination, a ball
was found entered the fro. and passed ont the
back Of his head A pistol was found some dis.
lance from his body, and under such circumstance
as to lead To the belief tina, a hasty attempt was
made to conceal it. 1t was reported that he bad
received another wound in the bod .bnt when our
informant left, The Coroner's verde, had not been
rendered, aud we cannot. therefore, state it MS a
fact
This announcement, cannot fail TO create grcut
excitement in our community. Though not mn
actual resident Of our city, his immense bust
ness relations led him to be regarded rs one of
our own citizens. In all the requisites OF an cner-
getic, successful merchant. he had no superior A.
moDg US; and however many have differed from
him in other respects, bis character for unqncstion-
able probity and honor as n merchant was never
questioned. His age was about f~oriy-fve.
This deplorablc event will undoubtedly cause
the Hon. VIM. Sprague, brother to the deceased
10 Immediately resign his sea, in the United States
Senate
Two Irishmen. Nicholas S. Gordon and John
Gordon, have been arrested on suspicion, and
committed for fututure examination.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
AT yARIENCE.

We perceive by The Greenfield Courier there !. a
great difference OF opinion In The hnsl selection ri =
route for a Railroad from Brsitleboro' to Fitchbureh;
and the friends Of this enterprise. both 10 Green
field and Btaitleboro' are ., lo;eerheads already,
upon this subject.
The inhabitants OF Franklin Co. Mass. say, ifthe
road does not pass through Greenfield they will up.
pose and do all they can to prevent, The Legislature
from granting a charter. On the other hand the
BIal,leboro' people are willing to gran, Greenfield
a spur OF the road. but are no, willing TO incur tho
extra expense that would accrue in running tho
main track through that village merely for its ac-
commodaron.
Present Appearances indicate that this difference
Of opinion will prove a very heavy grade for this
route, without, it is speedily settled, A committee
Of conferences from Greenfield visited Br,uleboro'
last week to compromise the difficulty. but 10 no
purpose. The Courier saws, the Braulehoro' reo-
Pile made a proposition which was entirely ~saiisfar-
tory 10 the Greenfield commiuee-and upon their
acceptance Of the proposition, they backed out, and
there the matter rests for the present.
This quarrel between Greenfield and Brstlehoro'
will have a tendency to prejudice public opinion
agsins, this route, and give the Keene enterprise u
decided advantage over all others.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
January II.

Isaac NuA-rha same Isaac Iiil Of the Gran
nc State, ~ a lackv fellow. no matter into whose
hsne, it. t.lns II g%osernmcn, fsll. he Is sare TO get
= iltrrai leaf from tho pohlie table. Isaac has rc.
Gently been appointed hr Prrsident T'l.r, head o
NJ the bureau Of provisions and clothing Of the Ma
w Department. with 4 hsed salary Of %. 900 = wear
THIS. IN addition TO a fat contract TO furnish the
Post Offices in Vernon, and New Hampshire with
Biaal', Paper, and Triae. wll pay nsighbof Hi
,~olershly well fot . half dozen somerseis, for thu
sake Of snn and Garauieisr Well let him enjoy
II while he can, 1874 has already bagan and "old
uWc- Mi soon roll his oat around, when Isaac
~ill follow the heels n J,hn TYLER IS closely lou
OF office, - IS be dad 10 &c, in.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11

m uuisl so ~ ogh' day, hciors. whrn On ,oi,r,d
asl 10 whom h. owed atfiGing SUN ior teta. tool
q from unlef her. Ahs- shs was broughi 10 the
eold hooL she fingered IN 3 bolpless safe usad bet
Ara'h, whieh hspPcnci on Tharshy uish,, sbou,
iurlve o'claek
The poor women II the bcighborhoo1 who
~hen the 8caih brcsm, known, earns "a 10 h. Of
whsleref assistance they might, urbraid.d he
husband loudly fot leaving ih,m iguofan, Of his
utics Illness. and COZ sllewing Der 10 DE without
a inond by Aer TO say a Lind word. sni. a. hey
fesfcs, wfhoat the cnnsoi-,icn, q religion la.
decd. or, ssil one olih~sa to tie 'The people he
used 10 take IN wsn hisn were bad enough, bu,
The poor crsyther that's gone, as any one msy see
from how rsaocrn, she looks now. was = dscrni,
homes woman e. While We were Ia the cellar
pursuing these inquiries, and " bile 1t was ihrosg
"a o, We have before stated, they quietly formed q
eifcle around the corpse, 10 shu, out observation.
snd washed J, and prepared At doceutly for the
grave. 80 tina, wben we looked n, the dead woman
again. shc YVES covered wnh a clesn wtNe sheet
her hair was properly dressed. and covered with a
neat cap and a, her head a candle was burning.
The further arrangements for her in,euneni were
then entrusted 10 the Gig superintendent Of butials
although many Of The women remained to watch
the corpse, which, with the brutality that eharac-
,erised his p cvious conduct, had boon deserted by
he drunken husband.
The painful Impression which this case made
upon US has led US TO describe it more a, length
lhan We a, hrs, intended. Tha, what we have
sad, however, has no, been written merely for
display, any Of our readers may sa,isfyihcmselves
by visiting the premises They will see that our
description falls far below the horrors Of the realI.
'ty. 1, is not our desire to pain cne's sensibili,ies
with imaginary sufier'nss, and We shalt be sa,is.
fled If all who read this will believe that, even in
our own city OF Boston, although we trus, there
are no, many dying as this poor woman died,
there are many, a, this time, suffering in damp aud
cold cellars, ms she suffered, whose claims upon
their sympathy and assistance are infinitely more
strong. as their suft rings nre more intense, than
those OF The worst treated slaves from Maryland 10
Louisiana.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
IWaichrnnn

FygerH-On Wednesday, a yonng man Of
B,aittrte trmpliyed this ~ inter in Elmon.l pre-
Sc ntrd a note Of 5000 To- be discounted nj The hank
Of Montpelier. The note WAS dccm,d a forgery,
and the man was ai once hand d over 10 the Sist,'s
Attorney. Tie will br eyamined on Monday
Ef'This is The 81 case of forgery (ifso it proves)
DEF. cited II this bank within three months and in
neither case have the forgers got n single dollar
from this bank. The first forgery was for quite
a large sum $4,000 we b~tleive) and that sum
was ob,ained by the hrger "a Braintree man,
from each of two of the ncighboring banks. He
was detected here. and under the advice from the
attorney Of the State he forged note was giysn
up, and the money obtained from the other baak
was paid back. The sectrd eise was ,,,ecout
and The sum OF The note snsi the third, Is the
present case, and il, is the second from The town Of
B%raintrer. IWntchmas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11

PAINFUL OCCURRENCE. A son Of Silss and Eu-
nice A. Pebbles, Of Rome, Mich, by the name oil
George, aged . years, came to his death, a, Pitts
field, W., where his parents were on a wis.,
i, withhim. by swallow:ng a quantity Of the oil
Of checkerbery. The bov wen, to a trunk con.
tanning phials Of essences, and took ,hcrefrom,
The one containing the oil in question, from winch
he took q quantity. and then carried the phial to his
mother, who apptehended no danger; bu, he soon
began to show signs ofa speedy dissolution. and
he fingered only a few hours before he expired.
Persons canno, be too careful with their distilled
oils. Probably two drops Of the oil OF checkerberry
would produce the death Of any child. il no, an
adult, amid the best of medical skill. Let parents
and guardians beware.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11

III - ~
IL fhe H0use shrf t,-,ssl ,sea,ctaal ssstue,
70 take ~ b~s noa sws Il the regular order, ,h,
p-nioa Ffos~Das< 81 q Lfnsf day By Mr. knr oi
y Y ca The s,ssra ef rsaaci,on of pcssse :.
ire fsfefeDes 81 vhWh he bad nasscd 10 the Pes
oaAes cofr'rraoc wah iszfgcuon, 10 ipQairc ieso
the esrcaicney Of sbolissinv she frankins prisi
Fer'sgof regsiAnag ,hs tslsr Of postage aseot3tag
10 TIE com, q the L sn'',. an5 10 sshna 81 e,
iins's Of ih. lours rs,s, Il rc~sso wheb wool5
eaasle the Dcri1Tnon, n suriain s-eamc sp
Ahef s9ne q bsis The inr rcciions wrte Loss y,
sls'g, vote, and m p-incn only was ttfrf,d
Mr. Aim, ~ptrs~niea 8 rs'fion from Wood
rock. cona cos'-sing srvcrsl page. some (of
a.. shalri,n II slssetv. Al c,clad,d. anil oh.
e- "a sissiSr uaier ne rile. The spcsker d..
ebai that II mus b. r~i-eiei entire. Mr. 4. con.
,eBisd ,hN 'hos~ rsfs nos coming ~rhin the rule
ssnah. ueeordlng 10 inranshlc precclrui. h. ~.
e,'rei, anf dfrn.ng Z a rn1i,rr of much ippor
,-aee, tPpssii f,sa tAr ,.cs',a bl' % usual IL
wAs naained seas los, bsys 40
Aher considerable debate. the bill va. referred to
the Committee Of the whole on the Union.
In Senate. noahing Of any general importance
wa. done. The consider uon Of scnsse and 9th.
CT nominations is postponed fofthc ptctcuI On &C.
eoun, Of the absence OF several Senators.
wednesday, Dee. %.
The presentation Of memorials was the order OF
business, and a grea, many were presented, but
none for Abolition,
sILrcT COMMITTEE.
Upon the resolution presented BY Mr. Adams
from the legislature OF Mass upon the subjec, ola
slave representation
J. q Adams, Chairman.
X Barnwell Rheet, offs. c.
j u Ingersoll, OF Pa.
Edmund Burke, OF u. II.
+. y. Morse, Of Maine.
T. w Gilmer, ofVa.
q Davis, Of Ky.
s G. Semple, OF IA.
J. II. Giddings OF Ohio.
The Senate were no, engaged in the considera-
ton ofany impor,an, business this morning, and
after a session ofhalf an hour, adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
HORRIBLE CASE OF DESTITUTlON
AND DEATH IN BOSTON.

We wo9td hardly believe. were we not doubly
assured Of he fact, that there were the materials
in this goodly city for he following authentic
statement, which we find in the Post Of this morn.
ing.
II Well srcc, near CIs,om houfc street. yCs
,e-dAy morning., seeing o crowd Of mer women
and children, assembled around the entrance to II
cellar, NC inquired the occasion Of The collection,
aud wore informed tha, in The apar,men, below, u
woman had died OF starvation We descended, to
learn, il possible, some further particulars, eigh,
or ten rickeiy wooden steps, down which the wa
ter was ,rickling from the snow without, when a
scene me, our eye such as our readers may have
seen described in the works Of Dicken. or Sue or,
some other delinea,or Of degraded life, bm which
nc did no, suppose might be found so near our
own homes.
The place @as filled with an almost iniolorabie
stencil, caused by the proximity OF a vault at one
end, and a, the other from a leak IN q dram. BY
the 6llhy eurren, Of shieh The floor was flooded
The atmosphere OF course wns cold and damp, al
though an effort hsd been made 10 warm II by
piling up chips in the centre ofs large open Era
place. The only furniture visible was a single
chair, an old water bucket, a spruce beer bottle,
and a small iron pot A, the dry end OF the room
in a corner near the fireplace, lay the corpse ofihe
unfortunate woman whose fate we had been iafor
med Of previous to our decent Sic lay, os she
had died some time during The night previous, up
On the damp boards, wilhou, even a straw ma,
trass undet her, or any covering excrr, an old
woolen blanka or rug. Her head was without, q
cap. her hair dishevciicd, aud her face, hands anC
arm, very much emaciated. II was this appear
snee. combined with the extreme wre,chedncss a
round her. which gave those who looked upor
her the idea thu, she had died ol starvation alone
Inqulring fr SOMEBODY Who could give u
come information in relation 20 The woman death
ne werc directed % her husband, and after seek
ssg some time among the crowd, who had passo
toto the place, we faand him. Ills eounionanc
wa, he Only ono around "a that dl no, wear h
appearance Of eqmmissefalion ofhorror. bni "a hi
eoIiI BE- sea only the mOa impenersble solda,
prs.ans Who knsw The man and has habiis iol
q, H. ra,4rvsk That be was Discovered in ihi
ssi@ "a - moming aud had con'inu'd % slnc'
We qa-sa, pasd him. how yes, ia %rels'inn 10 b
sis-', dca,h. and t,snl hat h. eoqli give 6u,
uyu. se-auus q & She had hscd Wah him &
.stni s.xls ia tsc Tises ia which che did, b
isx "A ths xhiie Wv. ID ~ss = poor man, !
sail sd essii sf,d 40 ' rsf haeiisiion, and u
one is which he ~ss hs l~,n!lor r9asd To .
psis. lie tired 70 make the wonsa az eom5r
lie ne be eosh be cooked f.oi hf he', BAT d
ssslI %, eG d and be saas tsd for hsF 's
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11

PosT OFFICE RoBBERy.-Wbliam A. Bacon
a Clesk ia the Albany PoslofIc9, was arrested
yesterday upon a charge Of Mail ROBBERY. Be
fore his communal be made a fall confession 10
the Pos, Master, restored whs. money be Ind ia
possession and informed Mr.. WATSON wha, use
be had made Of the balance. He commenced
his career Of eriT.e about two weeks ugo and was
IN the habit Of taking letters from the Nor,hera
Mail that usosily arrives while the other Clerks
are away TO their dinners. he had taken from
time Ia tune, IN moaey and drahs, something over
n thousand dollars, Of which he had expended a.
Lout $3.50 for Loiery Tickds.
Most ofthe letters with the moneys re.enclosed
have bern forwarded TO their destination This
unfortunate young mao had previously borue a
GOOD character.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
Reduction and RNtreneAm,nt In Indiana

The Indians House Of Representatives has
adopted a bill for rctrenching State Expenditures.
I, fixes the .alsrv of Governor AZ Al 300 Supreme
Judges al 800. Circuit Judges 1900 Treasurer
and Auditor $1,000 each but no Clerk hire abol-
ishes the Office Private Secretary To the Governor
pay Of Members IN e3 per day for the frs' five
weeks, and al 50 for the Remainder. II is said
this bill will pass The Senate Of tha, State, pretty
mneh in IL. preson, shape. An effort is being
made in the legislature, and will probably be
successful to ~re.,rict the State Bank of Indiana
from issuing notes Of a less denomination than
Ten Dollars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
The Was,, Of Factory Girls The Cinci'

The Wagr, Of Factory Girls The Cincin'
natl Alas spanking OF factory in that city for
tn, manufacture Of Cotton Bsgging in which IS
girl. snd IS men are employed says:
A late GIRL a, this establishments quiz work or
Saturday, at 2 o clock, having wove thirty cuts
equsl to 1880 yds, from Moniay morning, for
which she was paid twenty eeni per cut, bring
six dollar fr ies, than as many days emploPudeni
Poor giHl how the LOcos, who are opposeS
10 American msnBiaciurcs must piuy bert onl,
sI doll.n q week Tor The labor Of "liGle girls