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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
THE POLITICAL PRESS

No one Who has been IN ihe habit Of
sllncln- al he different political journals
% dc day, eau ail TO have been sru,i, With
ihe remarkable fact that while the Wings
c3nhoe themselves TO n discussion Of the
measd q. ;hc ,~a parties. ~ r,icrrncc to
-ihcir effect upon the welfare OF the people.
the Loooiocos indulge profuscly in the bit.
,orcst person. calumni,s against our can.
didite. Tel them ,ha, the Wing tariff has
been beneficial IA rs operation. and ough,
not TO be repealed and they reply by asscr.
ting that Mr. Clay planned TIC murder OF
Chlcy. Talk o( a national bonk in opposl-
ton &c their atrocious subircasury scheme,
and they revive the exploded tale Of bar
gain and corruption" IN The election Of Mr.
I Adams Pom, 10 the abuse ofihc veto pow.
er under Locoiocoisn, md the rotor, is, be
/ hold q gambler and dueIIisu Indicate
( the advantages Of Mr. Clays plan for dis
tfIbuilon o! the proceeds OF the public lands
among the States. end you are answered be
IS a Sabbalhbroaker This is not mere
defamation. Laying down the Democrat
&c Review, we take up the RIchmohl En-
quiror OF July ooh Here are three close
~ printed columns devoted to the often :imcs
disprovcd story Of bargain and corruptonl'
We turn to the Globe ofthe next day, and
find its editorial page dlseraced by puerile
conceit, which cannot fail to make even
Locoiocoism blush. The figure of man
in outline formed BY types above is an os
cuicheon, on which is pictured brandy
bottle, a corckscrew, pack Of cards and a
pistol labelled "shooi lower" Under this
chnstc design are the words ''war, pesilencC
aud famine" while the letters, disposed 81
as to form the figure of man, embody all
the grosost libeIs that have been published
for the last twenty years against Mr. Clay
And all this appears in the official organ a
Washington oftho great party who stan'
opposed to the Wings
While we regret, for the credit OF tn
country. to see the press degraded by sucl
an exhibition OF witess and malignant but
foonery, we are rejoiced to find that the enc
. my's cause is so incapable OF being sustain
cd by solid argument, and by manly appeal
to the good sense of every honest man, tn;
they are compelled to adopt the most di'
s crrditibe devices in order to excite the pat
t sions ofthe people, and mislead their jude
q mcnt We have more faith in the INTEL
gence ofthe American peoble than to ina
inc, however that they are to be blinded t
their interests bv any such ouiragcs upo
dccency and truth-tN Y Reptile.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
MUSIC TUITION.
Piam0-FOrtc, Organ IL Sing

WIN. PEASE, Professor and Teacher OF
w the science and practice of Music, from
cities OF London, Boston and New York, re
specially acqualnts the ciIlzens Of Rutland
County and its ,i, Unity, that having received
the appointment af Professor of Muse TO the
Troy Conference Academy, West Poutney.
Respectfully gives notice that the next FaIl
jorm) Of this Institution commences August
29lh. Terms Tor music, Piano Forte and
singing, $40 per quarter, organ the same
The price is fixed at ten dollars. so that per-
sons wishing to obtain finished musical ed
ucaton can receive it, without being obliged
to goto large cities 10 obtain the same at
greater expense. The subscriber hav-
| Jag received his musical education in
the city Of London under several Of
the first masters, (ior seven years. warrants
him ia saying to all wishing his Instructions
/ IN This science that they will receive a thor
ough musical education on the most scientil-
IL principles. The subscriber would also
say, thai, the Troy Conference Academy is
in the most nourshing condition. The Fac
ulty consists of six experienced Professors
and the board az low as at any other lnsti-
tuition OF the kind IN this County.
Dated at TRoY CONFERENCE ACADEMY,
West Poutney, 1874. 32tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
A. D Isil

M T. the subscribers, bHng appointed by
w The Hon. The PIoYale Cont Tor the
district Of Rutland, commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust all claims and dema nds
OF all persons against the estate Of
Sqrd.s Underwood late II Rutland,
n said district. deceased, represented lnsoI-
vent. and also all claims and demands eAhib-
tied IN offset thereto, and Fix months from tie
lsl day Of Aug. inst, being allowed by said
court for that purpose; We DO therefore here
by 1--WE notice that we will attend 10 the bu-
siness Of our said appointment al ihe li,e
residence Of the deceased. in Rutland
on the last Mondays Of s. smler and
January neE,, from one o'olo to O'Clock
p. On. on each of SAID days.
JAMES EAYRES. lc.n,t.,.,.
SAMUEL THAlEkS ''''
Rutland. Aug ! lsii 323i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

The locosarethe greatest chaps for agree
ing upon any point that ever we did see. Let
one express AN opinion upon any question,
and in short time you will hear the same
opinion by sundry others in various places.
That's their mode of working. If Polk
says Texas; they say Texas; if one supports
DorriSm the whole can support II. No
matter what it is, or whether they under
stand il, what one says the other cries out
amen 10 it 1t might MOI be very lnapprobri
ate 10 call them the Echo Party"
Nantucket Ing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
Lcad Pipe and Improved
EtE.ssDs.

TbNIl f. subscriber iniorrl, ihe public that he
a continues TO mann ciu,e Lead Pipe Al
Granville Corners, Washington County NY.
and viii furnish any quantity At short notice
lie will slsn furnish and rui up pumps OF
different descriptions, on such Conditions as
csnnG, fail 10 satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience IN the bust
ness, he vill be able 10 sell Pipe and Pumps
cheaper than can be obtained, Of tho same
quality from any othel establishment.
JAMES + ESrEY.
Granville, March p 1874. - -n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
nlack River Academy.
Rnard Fl LsirH. i.nn.


n W CLARK, \ " Principal
MIS-, MinANp, W W,s>tR, Pfercp,css,
|. |. CLARK, Assistant, in Eusli.h Department,
\ I MAYNARD. Teacher IA Vocal Music.
The Fsll Term OF this Aourishlog ins'itu-
lion vii commence nn Wednesday, tbe IN
Vi September, 70 continue eleven weeks
is the design ~ TINS tns,uu,iou 10 az ~
Students the advantages " q hcroagi and
p,aehoa! Educa,ion 81 lat 1t least as It de
pends upoo The plan aud abby oi ius,ruc'
ZION.
Besides The attention paid 10 tho English
II uaumcnt, NO paths VIII hc SPARED on those
Students pursuing lac Ancient srd Modern
Classics
Young gentlemen preparing lorCollcec ard
SmGeuls in the \a,uJal Sciences. wishing
g., gus sue them ub1cr the advantage Of ne
quun. aud interesting Lectures, and expert
monts, canno, well do better than to avail
themselves OF the privileges afforded 10y this
institution.
The Ornamental branches viii also receive
their proper share Of attention
The pfesen, state of the institution is pros
/ porous hey uud any former period fits h'to-
/ tory and the board of trustees are happy To-
acknowledge the constantly increasing pat
ronage as an incuutesuhc proof OF public
confidence, both in the merits of The usiitu
llon and the ability oi the Boardoi instruction.
TO those who have shared rs benefits,
personally, nothing need he said but To-
those who have not, tho board Of trustees
would cordially say. CONNIE aud soe,' hop
ing tina, the ensuing term may witness m un-
paralIeled ngatherng to It's embrace.
The expenses OF the student arc light
Board, including room, iue', lights and wash
ing, in the best families from ssl,25 to |, 80
per week.
tudenis prefeuing TO bontd themselves
can find good Accommodations,
TUITION.
Common English Branches, s3,oo
Higher 80
) Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, Latin
and Greek i.of
French and Italian, each cXlral loo
Painting and drawing, leach extra Loo
Music on the Piano Forte, with use Of
Instrument, Coz
Vocal Music, 90
Incideutals, 10
It's desirable that Students should be pres
, ent at the commencement OF the Term. No
reduction of Tuition will be made for absence
, a few days, at the commencement or close
of the term.
A. G. TAYLOR, Sec, pro. tenn.
Ludlow, W., July 30, 1914. 1898
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

Lecis Ciark the white fugitive from
Kentucky will address the people and give
his experience OF twentv.siX years servlude
as slave, at the Methodist Chapel in Cas-
Teton on Thursday evening 22d inst at Z
o'clock p NJ and at the Baptist Meeting
house in Rutland on Friday the 23d inst. a,
2 and 7 p NJ and at Wallngford on Satur-
day the 9th inst. at p NJ. and at Dandy
on Sunday afternoon and evening. All are
invited to attend
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
STATE OF VERMONT, Re it reme~

STATE OF VERMONT.i PIE it remem
Disliol Of Rutland, S.. - bcred 80
al a special probate court held al Ruila
within and for said dia,dc, on tie 30lh d.
ol July, 1874.
Present, VIM. Hall. Judge
Moses Perkins, administrator Of the estate
ol Asa Hale, late 81 said Rutland. de eased.
injeslale, having made application TO sad
court representing That the personal estate
Of said deceased Is insufficient 10 pay tie
de5ls aud expenses # administration by about
lhe sum OF $1,000 90, and PRAYING said court
10 grant hin license to sch so much Of the
real estate Of said deceased 40 viii raise that
sum;
il Is ordered that said application be refer
red 'Or bearing aud derision 10 lie first Mon
day being the 81 day Of September next, and
that a copy Of Ibis order he published IN tho
Rutland Herald, new spap'r pnnIed al Rot
land, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may ap
pei and pise bonds for lhe payment Of sait
debts and expenses OF oiuef~ iae object !" pte
same # they se cause. 4 true 'ppy 81 record,
32.3l HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
THE ILLINOIS CANAL LoAN.--No m

The ILLINOIS CANAL LoAN.--No ma
teriaI progress has been made in the nego-
tiation respecting the Canal loan, upto the
sailing Of the Caledonia, since the depart.
ure of Col. Oakley. The bond holders
wero to have held meeting fortnight
previously,to determine whether they would
take the unsubscribed balance of the loan;
but were obliged 10 postpone it, owing to
the continued absence of Gov Davis, from
whom some important statements were ex-
pecled in reference TO the value Of the prop
erty-The Governor returned from Paris
just before the sailing Of the steamer.
Messrs. Hope & Co, OF Amsterdam, have
subscribed 100000, and other new
parties have come in A letter from Mr.
Ryan says, the negotiation wears a more
favorable aspect than when Col. o. LETT
~ Y jour. Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
OtslsSEEE a EDGl.LsEON
PARTNERS IN rita
,)ratt &C OF The AdW,

orricr rvrs pANlrLs ASo Erii's STORE.
Edgar L Ornstec, Ed,rm Hdgcri'a
STATE or VERMONr,lRE Htcmcm.
Ul,,ric, of Rutland, IS. - hcrod that
At 4 probate court held at Rutland within s9l
for said district IN the sou day oi Jolly, lSlS.
pieSent. VIM Hall, Judge.
,hn Bryant, administrator uron ''c IS.
tate of Edmund Bryant, late ui Mputihuily
In said district. deceased, lnloslate, having
made application 10 said court for license to
sell all The real estate OF said deceased CON
sisjiog of six acres OF land, With ne buildings
thereon, situated in said Nounihc'ty' enoum'
bered with the dover of Anut Graves iherrlo,
and also Two pewS 10 Moun,holIy south
Meeting House, representing that the sale
thereof wnald be beneficial la those interest.
cd therein, aud the heirs IN ihis State 10y
themselves and guardian having consented
thereto 10 writing;
II is ordered that said application be refer
red Tor hearing ard decision tu the frs, Mon
day being the ID day of September next, and
that a copy OF this order be published in the
Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at Rut-
| land, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
pear and object TO the same # they see cause
y true copy of record,
1894 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
CasiIcton Seminary.

yEN L. next term OF the academic year e
n Ibis institution will commence on
Thursday, August goth and vi. continue 81
weeks, 1t is very desirable tia, all whp pro-
pose 10 attend should he present a. he open
log Of the school. ZiGll uOH, Cf,rk.
Castleton August 10, 1914. n33
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
MENDON LAND TAX.

TNNH IL nonresident proprietors Of the town
4 of Mendon, in the county Of Rutland and
State Of Vermont, are hereby notified that
the taxes assessed by the Legislature Of lhe
State of Vermont at their Session in October,
lS13 on the town of Mendon, for State ard
State School Taxes, and also Highway Tax
es, assessed by said town, and school district
taxes, assessed by the several school districts
in said town, within the year next preceding
this dale, either in whole or in part remain
unpaid on theiollowing described lands, TO wit:
1886 acres No. 5, OF the Sd division of the
original right of Ihaddeus Curiss, tax So 90.
1886 acres, No. 8, of the Sd division of the
original right of John Dagget, tax S2,2s.
3s5 acres of No. 7, of the 3D. division Of the
original right of John Forbes, tax II cts.
1856 acres OF No. 8, of the Sd division Of the
original right of Nathan Fisher, tax Sl,5l.
9s5 acres of No o. ofthe Sd division of the
original right Of Clement Clark, tax II cts.
3s5 acres of No 10, of the Sd division OF
the original right of David Hale tax 81.
1856 acres of No. IL, of the Sd division OF
the original right Of Asllbel Cook, tax SO,
3S5 acres OF No. %, of the Sd division OF
the original right OF Gresham Olds,taX ) ,0i.
1856 acres OF No. 90 of the Sd division OF
the original right of Simeon A very.tax 81, 80.
1856 acres Of No. 3S, of the Sd division OF
the original right of Josiah Hale, tax $3.50.
900 acre of undivided land, supposed to
be owned by the heirs OF Moses Strong, tax
$,,35.
29l3 acres Of land, called Parkers' Gore
supposed to he owneJ by the heirs Of Moses
Strong, tax $500
100 acres, No 81, Of the Cd division of the
ORIGINAL right Of Clement Clark, also 50 acres
'or No - o' Tue 81 division of the ongiAa
rlaht Of iieuy Strong, tax 54,1C.
10 acres Of No. o, OF the I'd division Of the
original right OF John Forbes. supposed to be
, owned by Moses Perkins, tax 81 cts
100 acres Of No. II, Of The 2d division o
the original right of Darid Slurges, suppose
70 be owned bv Benjamin Parker, tax 90 cts
II acres of NoI7, of the 81 division of til,
original night Of Henry Strong, supposed Il
be owned by John Pierce, tax Is cts.
AZ acres Of No. II, Of the I'd division Of In
. original right Of Henry Strong, supposed 1
be owned by John Pierce tax % cts.
II acres Of No. 3, 80 division Of he origi
nat nghi Of John Andrus, supposed to b
owned by Hiram l.. Cheney, tax l6, cts.
And so much of said lands will be sold a
=. public auction at the dwelling house Of Ed
4 ward Mussey, IN said Mendon, on the fir:
, Thursday Of October next, at 10 O'Clock fore
noon, as shall be requisite 10 discharge sal
o taxes with costs, unless previously paid
EZRA EDISON. First Constable
b Dated at Mendun this Goth day Of Angus
4. ID 1874 1896
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
STATE OF vERMONT,} DE i, rcmem
District Of Rutland, IS. - bercd tina

DlslUCl ul hutlanu, IS. betcu tnat
al special probate court held AT Rutland
within and for said district on the LIST day OF
August, 1913.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge
Jacob Button Jr., administrator of the es-
tate of Elisha Button, late Of WalIngord III
said district, deceased, intes,ate, having made
application 10 said court, in writing repre-
scnlng that the sale Of oil the real estate of
said deceased, consisting of the revcrsion Of
the dover of the widow of said deceased,
containing about thrty.siX acres and three
quarters OF land with the appurtenanccs there
of, and praying said court TO grant him l.
cense 10 sell the same, and the heirs OF sand
deceased residing in this state, having w
themselves and guardians consented thereto
10 writing;
1t Is ordered that said application be refer
red for hearing and decision to the FIRST Mon
day being the ID day OF September next. aud
that copy of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto, in the
Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at Rut-
land. that all persons interested may appeal
and object to the same if they see cause.
! true copy OF record,
32:3l HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

DEATH OF Hon HENRY A. MUnLENBERG
| have the painful duty Of announcing
that HoS Henry A MuLENBERG, the
Loco Foco candidate for Governor Of this
State, wcs struck with apoplexy last even
ing abou, o'clock, Immediately after tn
iering his house AMI expired previous 10 the
departure Of the cars for Philadelphia this
mornng-The death Of Mr. Mulenberg
must be deeply lameu.od by all but more
particularly by the party to which he has
been long connected BY strong political
ues HIS death has clused deep gloom
among his friends in this city, sudden and
unexpected as /, appearsto have been. Tn
y, IN the midst Of life we are in death. -
Cor. ~ IIlbzHe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

III + the subscribers being appointed by H..
w Hon. Probate Court for the dstiici g.
FalIhaven, commissioner 10 receive, exam,
aud adjus, all claims and demands of all pc.
sons against tlic estate OF
Hocl Streams iq'> n Powiri,
la sid district decreased. 500 also all cla.D.
and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto and
six months from lie lGIh day Of July 1874
being allowed by said count for that pUr-
ose, we do therefore hereby give notice u ~
we will attend to The business Of our said ~
eminent at the House Of Joel Stevens IN
Pawel, on the first Mondays ofOclober au
January. next, from l0p'clock a. NJ, unit.
O'Clock p N. on each Of said days.
NATHAs ALLEN, SMrH llirr, Com. SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
SALLY LAMBERTON, }

REUBEN LAMBERION, } Divorce
WHEREAS Sally Lamber,on of Go
w shen, in the county OF Addison, has
this day presented To me a bill for a di-
vorce from Reuben Lamberton, stating that
they were lawfully married on the 23d
day of July A ID. 1887, by Nathan Capen
Esq, justice of the peace for the county OF
Addison al Goshen, IN said county, and that
from that time she lived with the said
Reuben, duly observing the marriage con-
tract on her part until the lst dry Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1911 when the said Rcuben,wil-
fully deserted her, and has never since
returned or contributed in any way 10 her
support and that she was possessed, at the
time Of her marriage, OF about i've huudl ed
dollars, which the said Reuben has nearly
expended, leaving her almost destitute ct
property or means Of support; and prayug
that divorce from the said Reuben may be
granted to her and that The bonds Of malrlmo'
l nv between them may he Dissolved
! The said Reuben. the party complained or
being without the Stale, IS entered that lie
/ be summoned TO appear before The Supreme
/ Court next to be holden at Mildlebury Ia The
! County of Addison on the 4lh Tuesday o
January, A. ID. lsi5 and answer the aloTe
said libel, by the publication of the substance
OF said libel with this order, for three weeks
successfully in the Rutland Herald, printed
at Rutland in the County Of Rutland, the las
of whirh shall be at least forty days previous
TO the setting Of said Court which shall o'
sufficient notice.
Given under my hand at Rutland this lO'i
day Of August, A. ID. ls4i.
Oh. h WILLIAMS,
CHEZ Justice Of the Supreme Court.
l.. y. BRiGGs, Attorney 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

BARRETT & co. have for sale coarse
ID and fine Western and Liyefpoo. SAT
superfine Flour by the load or single barrel
codi., e.. salmon, DC. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

last year Loco majority IN the Senate 2
20 the House 30.
The Washington Globe remarks We
think Ne Wings will have a sufficient ma.
lo'i'v 10 Doc House to overcome the demo
eanc 10 Sis in lha senate
The Indiana Sentinel. (l-oco) says, the
scnato IS ,q1,lly dyided-25 to Is with
the casting vote Of tho President in favor Of
the Lgc5s, The same paper states that the
Wings have majority in the House.
KENTUCKY WIG BY AN OVER
TOWERING MAJORITY
This Wing State, most nobly holds her
own. Owsley, Wing candidate for Gov.
ernor, although unpopular will be elected
by no, Gar from 5000 majority over Butler
a very popular man. The Wings have
gained largely in the State Legislature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
NOTICE..

TINHIS may certify, that have given my
u son John Is. Klburn. his time and that
! shall claim rone 81 lis esnifGs, nor pay
any debis Of bis contracting after this dsle.
SANvEL KILsvRS,
shrewsbliy, Agg Ii'h leG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
stone Ware.

A LARGE assortment OF ouiser pots, jars
~ sc. and few doz. superior milk pans
from the Bennington Pottery, on hand and
for sale by BARREL ~
NNE second hand Cooking Stove, nearly
new and in perfect order. tor sale by
BARRETT & co.
Angus, 90, lSii 9i.5o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
AUGUST EEEt TtONs,
All Right. :!

eos. Get along h1me, YOU 'ioeo cigss,
fot yoYr .trcneih = iasi declining
co.. gci along home, you loco c''fus,
a.. !.e '.'-- ~ thp whIp- Is shining
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

orrcr rvrB pANirLs ASo Erti's sroRr.
ESsar l. Or,nsbec, Edrn EdCcrioa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
INDlANA REDEEMEDIl

|, is conceded on all hands, that the
Wings Of Indiana, have obtained glorious
triumph over their opponents The thing
D. qiH,d Indiana elects whig Z. S scna
..or
Th. legislature therefore viii stand
Senate - wings, 26 I.ocos,
House SO 81
II 70