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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
NEW YORK
GRAND ACTl0N-PIANO FORTES,

" NhND NOAAON-l lhNO IOh ECs
WIN. PEASE late from New York re-
w specially announces to the Musical
World and the public in general, that he is
receiving splendid assortment, of celebrated
Grand Action Piano Fortes Rosewood and
Mahogany, constructed on the most approved
principals. with all the modern improvements,
dunequalled in briliancy of tone fneness Of
touch. and perfectness Of mechanism, and
warranted to endure the exirems of climate
in this country. Old Pianos taken in OK.
change and Piano For,es tuned; Piano ware
room. Yves, Poultney. neatly opp osi,e the
Academy.
N. b. The above instruments have RE-
ceiyed Z first premiums. (gold medals) at the
American Institute in New York for the best
Tone, touch and finish, and the subscriber
can refer persons to several gentlemen OF
West and Middle Granville who has pur.
chased Of him duting the past years. The
| above instruments will be soil as low as can
be purchased in New York thereby saving
expense OF transportation and warranted fol
one year. 45tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
Farm for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his farm
Il situated in Eas, Clarendon and Shrews-
bury VI, containg las acres of land mostly
under improvement. Said farm is well wa.
tered has a suitable proportion Of grain aud
grass land and is well adapted to the grow.
ing of sheep.
There is upon said farm'a comfortable dwell.
ling house two barns and other convenient
out houses, a small apple orchard and abou,
$50 sugar naples. Said farm will be dispo-
sed Of on very reasonable terms and posses
sion given on the fret day Of April next.
For further particulars inquire of C.. CIos.
man Esq, East Clarendon or the subscriber
on the premises.
GEO. w CHAPLIN.
East Claren don, Oct %, 1874, 43tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
Sacred Music.

liE subscriber begs leave TO inform the
choirs of Rutland county. that he has on
ina few copies q scientific and beau.
l.igi work entitled the psalmodis,' ius'
published by Thomas Hastings and Vim. Is.
bradbury, both celebrated authors in the uu-
seal world. He has also on hand a quan,i-
" of the Carmina Sacra.
lie can furnish either OF the above work,
IN any quantity. w. T.. c. STODDARD.
Rutland October, 1874, 43,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
CLEAR 1T s5,1 InSss, We ARE

THE Subscriber would give notice to his
/ rstions that be still keeps open shop one
door south OF Hodges store. where having
received the New. York reports of Fashions,
he is prepared to make garments 10 the most
fashionable and approved style and at prices
10 correspond with the tmns. u kinds OF
produce taken 10 paymen, for work, cash moi
refused.
Cutting attended to a. usual.
ii. w. LIBBY.
Rutland Oct. %. 1874 43,n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
List in part.

Polyglot Bibles, Quarto do, Family Com
men,ary, Lie Of Baxter, Psyne's Elements
Millions christian Doctrine Church History,
Life Of Walton. Ny Progress IN Error, Poly
Clio, bibles, Plain do, i2mo Bibles, Chris, ouI
example, DAubigne's History Of the Refor.
nation. Stanley Thorn, Alison's History oI
Europe, Burders Memoirs, Bancrolts History
If the United States, History Of the Roman
Empire, Duckland's Geology. (Bridgewa,er
Tfes,ies.) willard's United States, Wonders
ef the Universe, Lyslls Geology, vols.
Combe on the constitution Of Mar, Glory and
Shame Of England, Condition ard fate Of
England. Nichols on the Solar System. So
eisl History Of Great Britain, Shetland and
The Sbetlanders, Dunlap's History Of Fiction,
Life Of p. Henry, Popular Vegetable Physi-
ologs, McIn,osh Indians, Scriblings and
Sketches, Powhatan, Rollins History 8 vols.
Love and Madness Of Tssso Q vols, True A.
mcricsn2 vols, Fruits Of Phrenclogy, Emer-
sons Mineralogy 4 Geologv,wa,ts and Sc.
leoi Hymns i2mo, do, de-. ismo. Winchell's
Waits. villageHyrn Methods, do, Tests.
men's. Shakespeare svo gilt, Byron's works
svo gilt, Prayer Books. A large assortment
Of Little Gifts, Albums, The Lady's Book
Of Flowers and Poetry. Ladies' Scrap Book
The above will be sold extremely low fo
cash, by w. +. c. STODDARD.
October, 1874. AM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
DIR. BRANDRETHs EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LINIMENT,


which by its extraordinary powers abstracts
pain OF soreness thus sprains, still sinews.
white swellings, rheumatic pains, or stiffness,
stiffness in the joints, tvmors, Unnatural
hardness, sill neck. sore throat, Group. con-
fractions Of the muscles, scorfuons enlarge
mems. lender feet, and every description oil
injury affecting the exterior Of the human
frame, are curd or greatly relieved, by his
never-,o. be Sufficiently exiolled remedy.
The following are The only authorised
Agents for the sale OF the the Bran Ireih Pills
aud Linment in Rutland County
w. +. C. Stoddard, Ripley & Bailey, Rut-
land Hitchcock q Morgan. West Rutland ;
G. b. Walker, Benson: s.. u. Armstrong,
Westhaven ; Goodwin d Jackman, Hodges
&Hawkins, Cssileion; Willard & Fsinam,
Faiihaveu; w. Chapman 4 Co., Orwell j.
Buckmaster, Buckmasier & Co. Shrewsbury ;
s. Townsend Wallingford; Lapham, Vail d
Co. South walingford; +. +. Rogers. Danny
Borough; Whedon & Swallow, Pawiet II.
Simonds, Pi,isford Ira Button, Warren q
Bliss, Brandon; Ira Bingham, Sudbury n.
w. Sawyer, Tinmouih, s. c. Bruce Middle
town; ]. o. Richardson, West Poultney |;
II. n. Hadley & Co, Wells. 10Iy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
car 4 LETTER PAPER

kA REAALS Of Americas and French
~ Paper; Is resms Poi and cap, ruled
and plain 20 resms Letter ruled and ulain
from 81 80 10 $50 per resm; q resms French
Letter, plain; Creams commercial aid pae Z.
e, post. plain Also 90 reams wrsppiug ma.
per for sale b. w. z. c. STODDARD
23d October 1874. ta,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
Liberation.

'NHIs may certify that have given my,
son LOUIS Dushailer. minor has time
and shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date.
T! PoSlsey Oct. l, 1874. LOWS DusalrLr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
DIR n. BRANDRETHS
Vegetable Pills.
n, Tnirertaf Mrdieint ofIi6 !

vUvHERE are faculties both bodily and in.
J. iel.eciusl within us, with which certain
hefh. have Affinity, and over which they have
power.
Al diseases Is produced by the imyuri,y
Of the blond. The Brandreih Pills remove
the cause Of Ill diseases b, purifying the
blood, They are therefore properly called uni
yersal. they are mild IN their operations, and
never falling IN their beneficial effects.
komember-Thai each box Of the genuine
has upon !, three copyrigh,labels. That each
label has two signatures Of DR., Benlsmin
Brsndre,h upon II. That there must be upon
each boz three signatures. thus DIR. Benja-
min Brsndreih, N. u. And three signature,
thus Benjamin Brandre,h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
IRON MAILS.

NNHE subscriber having discontinued the
u business Of manufacturing Iron and
Mills would say to his old customers and
other. that he has seveveral tons first quail
ty Biacksmi,h's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also o
few tons of Nails which will be disposed OF
on liberal terms. Wrought scrap Iron
will be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9th, 1874.
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
ScHocI BOOKS,

WHOSE wishing to purchaseschool books
- for the fall and winter rhools can save
10 per rent by purchasing them at the Ru.-
land Book Store. II is hoped that Parents,
Guardians, and all others who have to pur-
chase school books, will call and examine
the large assortment now on hand, you are
asked to do nothing more unless you think
the truth has been spoken!!
VIM. E. c. STODDARD.
Rutland Oct. 81. 43:3w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
CRoCnRYEs


Ian can be found o, any oihe, store IN This
trinity consisilng in pat, a. bids. S'Cfoli,
Porto Rico and Trinidad Molssscs, 2 hhds.
:, Croir and Porto Rico Sugars. A large
supply Of Woolsey a. Wooisey'e hes, double
fshsed Loaf Sogars 500 lbs Old Java, Mo
oho. Laeuisa and S,Domingo Coffee; cheats
Imperial, Old Tyson. Young Tyson and
Tyson Ska Teas large supplies Of sa's's-
ius smoking soj chewing Tabsrco Snnii,
Halls steam refined brown and white bar and
CASTLE soap 200 gals. superior Lamp oil
sperm candles cocoa, eiifon, dried currents
and spices OF all kinds.
The above with n great variety OF Other
articles no, enumerated is u stock oil en'iie
new goods jus, purchased cheap. Tor cash
and AL be sold cheap for cash only, at suct
p,ioes ss will TAO, fail to give entire sasisisc'
ton TO customers. All ina, is asked Is u
call and examine before Purchasing else
where
lnbaLilan,s Of ihis aud adjoining towns car
bere be supplied with groceries, or oihei
goods in such quantities ss they wish, and ]
). believed sschespas they can be purchased u
Whitehall or al any other store, and you are
very respectfully invited to call and examine
my stock Of goods and pledge to sell yot
goods .ehesper than The cheapest"
West Poultney. October, 1874. 43t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
NYehsler,s Nicli0nAry.

ONE haif 6szen CORES Of websier's sse
" Dscneasry. a se~ edition just receives
and las sale, fos the small sum OF $50 PEI
eopy, Nv w. Y, c .sTODDARD.
xsrassA, Ocscbsf, Ielt. tsu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21

HISTORICAL, THEOLOGI.
CAL, BIOGRAPHICAL,
and Miscellaneous
BOOKS.

A Large 10, OF books are now offered on
IA the most favorable terms at the Rutland
Bookstore, by w, T.. &. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21

Rutland. June 7, 1915.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
~ AAAANNT 'SSo.%Ss5<~SN NANN
Serr 8nn Buren uno Der [ebts Rriea.

gu ZEN oicEen fafhen acknowledgement, peld,e 1T
bent benfnarci9en nno fd)madprDen Narbeirerfampfe
pen 1S4O DcH cen 9Sbt9s 9e9en Nerrn 8an Suren er-
hOben wuroen, 9ebbrfe audi Die, onB Gin &'eanrr r.
eeten &rie9es 9ewefen ie 9Bie eft aud oefe Bcful-
oi9Mu9 eanalS urn Den Hemcfraten nioereat mnb ais
fad, erpecn rnroe, 70 plrce e orc audi eben 70 Oft
NIT freder Strne bon Wbieffumprebnern nit aQer In
nen on9ebcrnen unoerid,dmtheit Wicberhclt. Alleut
9Sahrbett 1T mdd1tg nno mus beteben % Wag 1use
uno Sercumoun9 audi fir etne ftrSe 3ettlan9 trnn,-
pbtren, Mabrhelt miro ilob enbidb Sabn brehen. 90
1T es nit errn 8an Buren, uno Der 8e1hul ter
9Shi9s bab etn @e9ner oes een Sfriege6 aelpefem
fet. r9enoer Srfel 1T aus oem Commercial 9looer-
ttlpr. einem Der elnfluBreihen gSbi95ldner in Gem
9e smuu0eu fcben, Nerrn Ban 8uren Bon beler Be>
ldulot9uns o0ats frei Su fpreden
(2us erm 81. .. Commercial Nbrerkr.)
Die n0rclide polt bru9t unS fclgenoe brieide Tra-
oen Die mir nit all Der Treimltbiofeit uno 9luridq-
felt beantwort.u, tpeld,e bic @ee9euhet AT fcrterm
lheint
auO II, eipinaitcn erv q. 9. gebr. %, 1874.
QSm. E. Stcne, Glqy
Bertber s. err: - I'm cine Streitfra9e spi-
feen etnisen Sreunbcn 3u fliten, bic beblcien ba-
ben Sbnen Die Sae9e anheimSufeDen, erlnuben sic
MIDI ~ fragen, mas Die gnTdten uno bas Betroaet
IDcn Wlartln Gan Buren, in Dem eriten 9lnfan9e bes
rie9es ocn 1912 lit 8ereff Der cplOmatil den giai-
auna bes &rteges 9etpPlen 9lus peen @rInceu I'M
lter(flBte er De 9St Clinton fir bic pr6fcentIhafr.
eesen nrn. Wlaoicn llno mas paren bic snfIdter,
oes srn. GlintOn in SeSus auf ben &rtes uub ovfsn
6ortfabrun9?
g8r llno Der Meinnn9. oa6 Sor. Clinton Der @anbt
bat Der 6rierens' arei 9ereen, uno raB i'm Gr Ban
gsuren aus oicier ur(ade unter1tibte.
1Doaen Sie bic 8nte babsn, uns entpeber bure1 Ell
ne 9ntsport in benz Commercial 9byerer obcr brief
lid, carlber inc Rene feBeu.
@e{heht es ourC enen Brief 70 tpercen mir es nidf
afS fur 8erbentlidnna beittmmt betrad,ten Shire 9nts
mort auf Obises rire oele @bis Sreuupe perb:nod,
maiden.
SD Derbleibe aobtun9spca,
.# Sfaaf Wells.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12

9e9en Sc Stnlmen ar9enCmn1en.
SIN Senate ilberreiebten Die Srr. gSri9bt, Gauuaoge
unb Sor. Merrf nebrere Wemoriale 9e9en bic DDrge.
fhla9ene Gariba sic tpuroen Der StnanS @cmn1ittce
ibermeIen. "
oerr AOen Ie9te cine 8hthrtft .. 8iir9ern in renu
fDIUancn Dor. pcrtn b. Gcn9re6 srfldt miro, De N
mdnnliben Serpcbuer res Qanees' Ter Mber 81 Sabre
alt it, 16O 9cfcr 0ano s bemIt9cu. Gies it, ipas mar
9l9rdrtani6mu6 Su ncnmen pflc9t:
Nierauf tcbattirte Der Senat ben sntrdg bes Serrr
@paus, pcrnad (ld) rer @pngre6 am 90 Otat oeragen
fol-. S,r. Scoter im9 rrr ten 81 Wtal onSufeeen> H.
letn GcrithIag pattrte.
Soerr 8entrE tc9auu oarnuf icine 9feee l6er BEN
Sarftedluf, rclIen @r6rtcrlng ourCb re Satatrcpbe
auf Dem 9yrlncetrn untertrrcten rCreen mar
rcu 26lten MGrs.
Sin 9rc6cr Gbeil Der Sisuu9 beS Neprdi ientanten :
baue5 purOe nit ctner ebr Idberltden II. frpCen Ges
bate oer9euoct. Scnano bcaura9te ben SeItue> baB
oas Soars ge,pten 9llt5Hrdben res @en. calcn lber
iocn Garf betltinne (oee 9uepritde erfldrcn fob fir
Setdlsung rer SablifatlCn oeS Sle6, @ttn's oanf 8
IuuD Der NSpIe neil le Waterlale CUR 0atrnaocrtbei>
lot9un9 no). ,erSu felt err 9>rc,per bon cSa bas
ISmencment, raB 9etpie @rtdrun0cn NenrD SaDe 6ei>
|gefugt peroe rcrlu behaupet, oaB pae enS9 pabz
Ire prnCp no Der ctnS9 rd)tt9e 3ref eines Sarifgcz
Ilebes rarm beeber coenle Su erbeben n.oas SeIdus
I5nn9 Der Yabrten nd)t nehr TT Srage f1mmen fOrne
Oa lle cas- Gclf ldn9t neripcrfsn babe. -J .-
Die glll, mclo1e Da5 Dor 2 5abren tn eu Sdaer>0lez
9tmeI1t oeripancelte Nra9cnerGe9men, pcdes an Der
eSe9renSc duf9etet tit, tplerer III en berttenes Craz
9cner Nc9neat oerwanoelt, pa1llrts nit "a 9c9en A
Sn1n1en, ltr9eacbtet 1ld r 9oams heftia ptrerefte
nl Senate bellpB oerr Scntpn feline Nepe ilbcr oe II
Tar1tf, Su 0uniten eines SYtems neori9er 3pll1lse
(N. 0.St5t9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
: Q II 9 re S.

Oel E0- UCurS.
Die 5ra3e ,pssen aufnabme BON Seras in Die Luton
1T ncd tnmer oas SoauptIbema Der pcltfben Spef,s
lattcnen uno @eprdde. Ca6 oerr Calhoun, Der ucue
Staatsietretdr, NIT Den terauilden SeDcumddtioten
enocrlpn uno Son 3auot eineu 9ufnabn,eS abb
1deBen neroe, fam man gar nid1t beSpetfen lleber
ale Sauptpnnfte 1detut man IIob ion perdnbiaet ,u
haben nr 1T uber Die terantden 9anbfpcfulatcneu
n1o elatn1anten nod feline uebereinfnft 9etrcffen-
U1n petB, oaB Wtllllpnen II. aber Wpnen 9lder be 8
SoOens bon Seras bon 9erlonen tit 9lnIprrd, aeupmz
n1et iperoen, Die bon Der erfancn pbcr ne,eu ter
anten Ne9terung oteie 9ano SerwQi9u1geu eut,pecer
CUR Seeoen9 nit @inpanoerern, pcer tpeaeu oceites
ter Dlente, cper ais 3ablun9 bon 6prberuu9en u. f. No.
erbdlten haben tppuen. D.....'... -.. y. .....
ten 25. geir,.
SIM HeprdIentanten Saus tpltree unter aubern bon
Serrn 9un9erfcro aus g. o., 8prlser Der Committee
FUR @mld1rdnfun9en, etne Bia CUR 8errinqeruna Der
Aus9aben oes Nrmeeotenltcs eingebradt br nac icls
len ale Sreoets3ohlun9en, bic Dieufroticueu Unit be-
men jdbrlth 9e9eu 100000 Doa. oerlhleuoert tperpe
ALE ocppeten 9dpnen fir eparate poer pecieue Cont
nnnoos uno mcnatltd Col. bon benz Scloe Der Sc
renen etn9etelt tpcroet. 9Qe biee ge,fi9uneeu mir
Den 1dbrlth etpa etne ba6e Willion OcQ. fparen.
uebrt9ens mar bcute Der regelmdBige Sag, an mel
diem SelhnIe beantra9t tperoen. Gr. ou9bes D. Otif
iur beantrage einen SehluB Der nit brcfteu Ncrer
oae Sesredt auf Sre9pn erfdrt. 5oierSu bot r glad
bon @a ein 9lcnoment an, oas Sor. Nu9be5 slaeal,t
1tno oas es fur 5pedn1dB9 lhlloert Sdritte 3ur Gin
oerelbun9 BON 2eras in bic Ser. Staaen su tbun, TO-
balo es sefesmdsi9 seldehen fam. Dele gertinoune
speier unabbdn9i9er 6rasen 9efe oent aus nie, oas
Der Der SelhuB NIT 1O6 9esen 66 Stimmen aufo Gid
beCroert mliroe.
Gin 8efAluB. Der fhon friber bebattirt tpcrben 1T
oa6sudmib bic ..@cmmittee fur @ese u. Mttel'' n
teriuhen an9etuelen tperbe, cb es snedu,deq ie II
beiblieBen, benz prdGbeuten Der g. Staaten Wat,t ~
frtbelen NIT frenoen Hacnen, Die ibre 3oae af anne.
rifans prObufte bis ;u 20 rcsent ac ocIorem bcrab
ieserL Rsciprcedts 8ertrd9e abSfhleBen, in benet
Die o. Staateu brsrste seide 3ol(oerriu9ernngen Dor
nfburenl Fam npdmals Sllr 6prade uno purbe nit 81
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
Ger tcrlanbs fremnb fur
ben GNahLfampf prn 1914.

Inn unitrm S(atte cine ausgecebntere @irfuIntcn
mibreuo ce5 jeeigen QSablfampfe5 ;u geben, perocn
mir ral1ebe al jeOen neue II 'erthretcr, pom
MUnat slpril an bis CUR rdden prdlccutenwatl bete
nabe Mcnatc, Sa so Sent5, nnob noerli d,
in Scrausbcsabluug ablaen. Ger 9]ret6 1T 70 nieorq
qelfeut, ramt aud, Der uubemittce Geuthe in Storf
l1no oen angrenSenoen Counties ein Slatt Su balteu
i'm Stano geitst miro
o. lSir utuden ben gerihlas uno t6erladeu ca5
l1ebri9e unftrn 6rcuncen.-
Nlebrere uuierer Nerrn @oac9en BON aubern Stoa-
ten mnteu eiueu 9reben Seber tuoem c ihrcn eclcrr
bertcten, boB Die 9e1ceFbuu9 bon Ohio Die Sre.brtc
fe fcl9enber Sanfe erneuert babe Banf bon NSccter
BON SanbusfD, BON feina, oen GrripoIf, unb Ger ga
faYette Sant Don Cincinnati. - Die Srebriefe rtelt
sBanten >paren nce nidt au69cIaufen, unO aIe6 nae
nniere Gees2ebun9 in BeSug oarauf THAT mar, iebt
gu osrbe6ern, b. Die Stcfbaer fir bre ausge9ebe
nen J1cen perl0nIiob oerantncrtIt5 at MAIDEN, euer
Bctru9 oereben NIT 3utbaustrafe iu belegen, 70 pie
enoere @tufhrinfnngen nno Serbeitruu9en Den Sreis
brlefen lener 8anfen be5ufleen, wcourcb Der Oteuu
haber ocQfommcn lIdcr 9elteat ipurbe.-
Nc' 2 oes ..unThtbareu 9entlemauS" wro nddlte
9Scd1e erid,eineu.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-14
LYNcHING EXTRAORDINARY.

The fazoo Miss Banner Of the 9th Inst con-
salns the following strange paragraph We have not
before heard Of the circumstance, and for the honor
oil human nature we hope the story is not true.
We understand from friend just from New Or
leans, who came passenger as far as Vieksburg on
the steamboat Queen, Of the West, that most dread
ful case Of lynchng occurred on board. II seems
that one Of the cabin passengers had his trunk stolen
and that Of the three deck passengers was sus-
pectcd of having committed the theft he at
taken and guard placed over him during the night
he jumped overheard and il is supposed that he
drowned. When daylight made its appearance,
the other two deck passengers taken into the
cabin, aud il determined that twelve of the pas
sengers should award what punishment should be in
hicted on these two men they determined that the
should receive thirlynine ashes their bare back
They were then stripped and the gentleman who had
lost the trunk was selected to carry INTO execution
the judgment of these twelve dsinterested gentle me n
He procured rope, and we told cut and slashed
the poor fellowsluntil they tainted They received
this punishment because they were merely suspected
OF being accomplices of the one who had jumped
overheard
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FRAMING PRIVILEGE.

INilE subJoined section Of the oct of Congress of
Il ir25 Is published for the information of thoss
entitled To the frankng privilege
SEcrios %. And be il further enacted That IL
any person snail frank any letter letters other
Than those written by himself or by his order ON the
business Of his Office be shall on conviction thereof
pay hue OF ten dollars and shall be The special du
y % fomasers 10 proSeeaie for said offence Provided
that The Secretary Of The Treasury, Secretary of
war Secretary Of State Secretary of the Navy,
ana postmaster General, may frank letters or
packets on official business PREPARED in any other
public ofce IN the absence OF the principal thereof
And II any person, having the right To receive his
letters free OF postage, shall receive, enclosed To
him, any letter or packet addressed to person not
having that right, shall be has duty 10 ,eur me same
10 the Post Office, marking thereon the place from
whence came, that itmay be charged with postage
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-14
JUST PUBLISHED

A N ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS, by Estwick
"A Evans, of the North, and for sale at the Commits
zion store of MIR. William Marshall Pennsy lvans
five cents.
The author, also. will be happy to receive orders
for copies from citizens and strangers here through
the post Office and from postmasies and other gentle
abroad, by letter. free Of postage, aud enclosing
payment
spi,ii Of our institutions aud Of liberty and TO renorate
our political elements.
The author has been honored by the names Of the
President, Heads of Department. and the most dis
tingushed members Of the House and Senate, toge-
Their with citizens. The work will be transmitted
with all fidelity and promptness.
Washington City, Jan. l5-dlm