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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

-, NAV hereafter be called to settle. the con-
81 '"s. a,,,s,,,ns of rival scct"as. The discussion.
n'en"s has been. imagine. waste Of words, as
ho~ese., "o r,sson to change the opinion heretofore
s nav" be defeated mse'G',s, "ns"
the nsen unable 10 command majority Of votes.
l" .ry then, be expected that viii succeed now
Ga" lis mer opponents are added the members from
when and probably the member ilom Rus
al .xlreme sbuthwese connlles)-and possibly
Se member from p"s,o@ h who hS ssn Hn with the
am''.,.a E,r buchanan. as the commencing punt Of
s'a lis fate in the House OF Delegates will prob
' '%,. i've decided within week.
ao,y nl;,nce with resolution Of the House, some
.;ncs pdop,ed The Secretary of The Commonwealth
has to ,. Ipss as' a"d vss p s n'
sgS vs,sioia. in 1910 and 1914, arranged accord
~ INA fur constitutional divisions Of the Siate.-
, ~ = c.ovlup 10 a recaptnla,ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

The Clork Of the Market in Lynchburg. would most
respectfully inform the people in the surrounding country
that Turkeys Chickens. Eggs Butter and and all these
prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
REED Il EyINlERSON

REED II EMNlERSON
A RE Offering for sale at the very lowest maiket
"A prices:
rs bags Coffee, Rio Iagura, Jsva, Re-,
10 hhds. N. Orleans, I. Rico 4 ST. Cruix Suvur,
10 boxes Loaf Sugar (assorted,)
Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Imperial and Black
Tea,
Sperm and Iallow Candies. Soap. Spices, Buskeis.
Brooms, Olive Oil, Lamp On, Pun. Madeira.
Saerry, Malaga and Claret Wiw~s, with all
other articles in our line.
.JuEn 3 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
JET oRNAMENTs ,

The .gssUMUE .7Heeiiag
AF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Lynchbufp
~ Manufacturing Company, will be held at The
Washington Hotel, Friday, the l7th inst. at o.
clock, p. Nj. JOHN g. MEEN. Pres,t
Jan. 8 wow ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
DAVID W. FISHER. HENRY Fisher
J.f.SsES FISHERS SO.y,S,
r

[LATF)
MES FISHER & SON,
snip Brokers and Commission Mere
chants,
l3h 81, bef,eeen Main s. Cary SIS, Richmond, ia
PRODUCE. sc, FORWARDED ON REA-
SONABLE TERMS
Richmond, January 2 Gift
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
For The Herald
CHESTER ACADAMY.

Having been appointed as one ofibe er.
aiming committee, for the Term ending
Nov. 25th, feel constrained TO say word
concerning this institution, which FOR thirty
years has been productive Of so much good
IN this vicinity. !, Is now under the charge
OF A. A. Ranney, A. b., Principal, and
other very suitable assistants I: numbered
the las, term, one hundred and eighty stu.
dents fifty Of which were in the classics
The. examination was marked for It's sim
plicny and thoroughpes. In Mathematics
tho sprinciples Of the rules had received
much attention and seemed 10 be we'll under
stood. Ia the classics, grammatical con.
s,ruc,ion, snd correct syn,a were a. good as
have ever seen. In the Natural Sciences,
and in intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
TOPICAL reeitatioH, N the Scholars own
language show ed great improvement, up.
on the usual forms OF recitation. A.. a
whole for correct discipline, and correct
enumeration ofthough, ! have never seen
it's equal, in the New Eng land Seminaries
An exhibition Of original orhlions original
dialogues, and few salecied drsmns, show
ed a great rhetorical excellence, aod high.
" gralifed lbronged house. II the CON
mupny will cherish such institutions va
may ever expect nm iatsiiigeni people.
OKE or THE ExAxisIso Committee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

Vermont Central Railroad. Il 10 pretty
well understood that the managers OF this
road have decided 10 take the rov,c through
Nor,hheld, instead Of that through Williams.
town, sl,housh Il 10 conceded that the latter
Is some six or eish, miles the shortest. The
Noithaeld route will strike the Onion river
valley several miles YES, OF Montpelier and
II is proposed, we understand, 10 back the
cars down to tina, village--shus losiog some
dozen miles on the whole route TO Borlins-
ton This arrangement, Is said 10 have been
brough, about through the influence Of Gov.
Paine, who is presumed TO have made some
strong intimatiens Of what he WI do unless
the road be carried BY his own place in
Northheld. True, The matter 10 not fully
decided, and will mol be, until tho engineers
have made a more thorough survey Of the
Willisms,own route but We are pretty well
assured what kind Of report enginsers will
make who are acting under the Influence
and instructions of Gov. Paine, 10 ma kes
bu, little difference, however; for in DOR
humble opinion IL will be a long time before
rails are laid on either route. - Boston Maa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
OCONNOR AND VAN STEEN.
BERG.

Mr.. Moody, the Governors Private Sec
roiary, arrived here on Sabbath evening
bearing despaiche from Governor Wight
to tho Sheriff for tho commuta,ioa OF the
sentence OF death 10 imprisonment in the
State Prison for life, Of Edward u Connor
AMI John Van Stecnbcrg convicted OF the
murder OF Uader Sheriff Steele. The let
ter from the Governor, setting forth the
reasons lha, Influenced him IN in,erposing
he prerogaiivo which belongs to the Exec.
uuve, Of nrIesting the sentence which would
have terminated up,o the eallows the lives
II OConnor aud Van S,eenbcrg on Satur.
day next, viii be found in our columns to-
d1y
When The Sheriff placed the two prison
ere in cell together, and announced TO
,hcm tho decision OF the Governor, they
jumped and danced abcu, like mad. men, 81
ovetioyed and ela,ed were they. O'Con'
nor bad for some weeks expected com
mutation Of sentcnce; Van Steenberg, on
the contrary, appeared to Believe tina, the
senience passed upon him would be pu! 10
TO execution,
The Sheriff started wlh the prisoners
carly on Monday morning, FOR Sing Sing
accompanied by Major Marvin and guarc
Of As mounted men. - Delavars Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

The War agaisa tie Psen-Tbs
mob ., Lexington, Ky, having driven Cas-
sius NJ. Clay and his paper GU. oil that state
has afforded pretex, for the enemies Of
free discussion 10 recommend the same kind
OF proceedings sgain., other ofi.nding jour
mails. The Louisville Times urges the peo-
pie Of Louisville to sppsovr, by pubic mso,.
ing, Of the proceedings Of Lexington, and
to make the REIMBURSEMENT oil the edi.orinl
chair by George ID. Pren,.cs, n condition
Of their continued support 10 the Louisville
Journal. The editor OF the Journal, tap
pears, Is suspected Of en,erla mug abolition
doctrines.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

o~shssssss. 80 ssss - pws tsm susa |,
eAas - tssssss. - 11hss~s - bssvs
~ eecss--shss ~ VA sosss ever ~ h~sd.
.sss her o. es ~ ssss end 81 Ne .ss
sfrsid sbs svsb - Of u snd ,hsi - wee !
mind 10 hll her on vS.s 80 The, - esss~1
tst her h,e. ,,.ss ~ Sid ~ sssiA dssirs1
her as he had Mrs Bssls. ssd ksss ~ sy q
che hid s~~e her bsces burn " sl,e tod u II I;
shsi hh. ~ss hong he he'd frseeAs met vco,d
XIII her, end ihs, shs law ". 80 .hs had
jest ses" 9th her o~s syss; she, he shen
wn,,~d hss end veni sway.
Mrs. BnTdl l further s'sses that STE ibid
her rnethsr On The ssivrdsy. ssd siso On the
Sunday before hsr sbdseuna. shsa shs weald
ssposs her end M. JoAosoo. end ,Ast shs
did not veil ~hs, shs knee hsioss - va
carried swsy. Wbsshst these statements
~ill t~ msiu'sired, rsasins e 10 seen. n
The, prove ,s br tree, s,sey fssser opoe John
son the gull Of ilsese Dcst bcr6d waas,e-
'iops.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

CAsTLETos MEDICAL CoLLIoE--Th
usual exercises in connection with the close
o. the Aulumual Session OF this Institution,
occurred on Wednesday the Goth ult The
address yaledictory 10 The graduating class,
was delivered by Prof Perkins The de-
gree Of Doctor of Medicine was conferred
upon the following named Young gentle
men Edward f. Andrews Of ~ Y; Ssmi
II. Barlow, VI; Albert Barrows, VI; Phil.
brook r. Barrows, VT; Lucius s Bingham,
s. C.; Ira Brown, Vi; Waller A. Bur.
leigh, Me; John l. Butts, Ga; Cornelius
B. Carr, N Y; Henry E. Carr, N. Y
James f. Carr, ~ Y; Cbaupcey l. Chase,
VI; Benz n Coming,, N Y; } Albeu
G. Comstock, Conn; Ssm'l VI. Elliol, "
Y; Wm Finch, N Y; Joseph Gardner
N Y; Horace H. GI,ddcn, N. Y FINN
eis C. Harrison, VI; Jacob Horton, N. Y.
Edwin b Hutchinson, VT; Henry c
Leach, VI; David Neer, Pa George II
Ordwsy, Mass Charles s. Perry, vi
Thomas J. Paige, VI; Wm. T.. Rust, VI
henry W. Shepard, N. Y; Ambrose w
Stiles, VI; ASH X Swift ~ Y, WIN
Thomson, PA; John f Al Soper, s. C.
EphrsHm y. Wilson, N Y; Benjamin Y
/ Warner, VT
The degree, of Bachelor Of Medicine wa
conferred on IlensslSer LEONARD and Elo
MGR r Lswis Of ~ Y.
The Honorary Degree Of Doctor OF Mo
4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
uunwSstE svrasR Ar NEw
ew s 04t.EANa

trs svvus,s, ., stess hsk r~~ s'eseek.
Io.d v-rsu ~ Gre srms ssddenly dres
Tho an-retcn n sH saAm IRE hsr room NJ
he -. iy~sis fIosf. ~kxh 10 ssssi'y vesy
eto~dci ., ina, hoaf W the s-~srs a ,h~
YET A rush te.t pt~cs towards the ,p~
81 henee TIC nosse pyceec5eA. ord . wsa
vas bywd ess~eded on lh~ Zoos IN ne is~
syosirs afdssih, from q pistol sha hsch
; "A ts~rn is.s discharged The pstsse ,has
woanjrd ses tcoad 70 be Csr Csfscn,
" no ftrrnofiy commanded s-smbos, on
me Lake the 9issf',', and VS. is,eiy hs,.
tsr srsmrr ., ~ new bsea
Tho ,nAivslasl Who sho, hin 10 NJ.
W.d.wvrth. member Of the House Of Rep
,ru,s,ives, from the Temperatures The
f,c-, connected with this tragic occurrence
arc ih~ss A6ou, sit weeks sgo the ps~
irs mt bv chance a fiewler's City Ell.
rhsnsr Hssei, when = difficulty occurred
J,'srcn them, in which Capt Carson, ss
uc arc told ivel some severe usage -
Ycssrtiy evening", the two individuals mel
aysin. when drinking ., the bar Of The 8,
l.SuH Iosei Csr Carson recognizing
hn s3rerafy, rerped or TO Rim, and se
eOsled him thus ado you inlsnd to give
me ihs, satisfaction which have RICH, to
demand y The o,hef replied, "Whsi kind
Of sshyfse,ion do you wsn,T
A, this moment. Cap. Carson, who u
appears had his hands 10 his pockets, drew
ono Of them on, and making gesture wa.
atou 10 reiaio, when Mo Wsdswouh 10.
sadly sho, him with . Coils six Jbsrrelicd
rtvoivinr pistol The shot entered the left
l-raa 81 ths unfortunate man, broke oae VI
i've sits, and perforated the heart lie died
N lees than two tn,Dutes without u,,erine
svlIable Mr. Wsdswouh surrendered TO
hr n. Augusta, Sheriff, md was forth.
vrh iol tei IN Me parish PRISON. On Mr.
Nadtwouha pctson was found bowie
knife. beslG,s the instrument with which
the dreadful deed was done. They are de
posted IN the Police office, Frs Munich
pildy.
Five barrels OF the pistol out Of the six
wnre foand loaded. The deceased he'd No.
hing bu, small poke, knife Of three
blades in bic possossion. Coroner Ramos
held On inquest over the body st 0 o'clock,
when Drs Thomas Eioune,, Landreux and
i'ccouu made IN examination. and deliver
81 10 report, 10 accordance with what we
have stated above The ball was no, found
Verdict, Game by his death from pistol
tho, fred by the prisoner" Capt Carson,
NC arc happy 10 say, leaves NJ vie or fam
ly tn mourn his un,imely end lie was a
,yidower. without children. OrieaHs
TImy ISM UT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

A Baltimore sdiisr ihisks II true that
HchildTen receive their hfsi Impressions from
their nolhe ts"--ss he has yoD often seen
iiapreSaohs upon them IN Ihe shape oi NO
mans hand.
Ia French work on the uncertainty of
lhs sians Of death, And modes oil burial, faet
10 Lsaus hi loTwsFd Of man, now sliSs, Who
las bssh baiIed iwice.
A New York sditpr, IN reference 70 the
late slecton, ssys bis. cosrss neither pleased
himself ~ 40 body else lie PROBABLY tined
10 81 90 tWO sao0ls 81, Onee
Ala camp meeting lslsly held DO Connsc-
lieut., = preacher delivered b,mssi' OF the ioi
lowing - would ths' me gospel Wsfs
4sdQs and beetle, would whatkit into
evsrv s,onsf's hear am0sg yOU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
For fh< Herald.
COUNTY TIE
ANTTrI- GnrtIsH


ANCE SOCIETY.
A meeting Of this Society was holden nj
Caslieion, on The 2Gih November, pursuant
TO notice
Hon. Zimu Howe, President, in The
chair
The exercises were commenced with
prayer, by J =. Peek, Principal Of the
Seminary al Po0hney.
A motion was made by Mr.. Pees, Tint
the ehsir appoint a eOmmaies Of three to
prepare cod TePor 10 The Society resolu
lions for their eOnsideiatiss,
The motion was carried, and Rev. J. T.
Peek J II MyeTS, aud II o, Blgley we're
appointed
After attending TO Suggestions oflhe sev
rral topics Of business suitable for the con
s,deration Of lbe committee aDd the Sociriy,
on ~o',on Of Air Myers, adjourned 10 one
o'eIosb, +. "
One o'elek, r NJ.
The soeie,y convened Nc Peek, ID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

Letter ies IN Nev York CITY. The True
SUI in speaking OF the indifference paid 10
lottery and policy Offices by the Grand Jury,
states that on . recent occasion when the
subject Of lotteries was before iheCrandJ Dry
Of theSessionsC ouri ,ihe members OF the grand
inquest. argued q, much length on the policy
Of finding an indictment against certain deal.
sis. The foreman did not enter much into
the dispute, bot when he ihought the matter
had been sufficiently talked about without
much prospect Of an agreement, he opsaed
upon his fellow jurors something aher this
fashion, 'GsniIsmen Of The grand jury AS
yet have said nothing on the important sub
Dset now engaging the attention Of lhis au-
gust body. end ! new propose to have my
say. ! viii not stop TO argue the pros and
proposition, and BY The result OF sn expert
men, determine what shall be the course OF
this gIAnd inquest on the subject OF lotteries.
What mean TO propose is, that every mem
Der oflbis grand Inquest shall lay his pocket
book upon the table and II upon opening
them, msioriiy Of them shall be found
without lottery ticket 10 them, we will find
bill II moi, not. Come, toe the mark
gsnileusn there's my pocket book TO be
gin with, and am free 10 confess that two
tickets " IN be found IN H.
| The ingenious and candid proposition o
J the loremas was ., oneee accepted by his fol
! low Jurors. Each man produced HE poke
! book each book was opened and the re-
sol, was thst-no Indictment was found b,
that grand jury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

Suon6ef ~ eMGn0tHxc, vvysses4 ske fsl
low,og wssissoas, which were upsnimous
~ sasSa~d skss . tsssshy AVID sy.ssrd d.
euss,oe BY Mvsso fcek, Myers, Pcssr.
Willard, Howard, Baucu, scu,hsrd and
Dcnison
Resolved, That we have usdiminshed
confidence in the fundamental principles Of
The srss, fcmpsrsaes Rstesms,.en, tia,
we s'll sns's upon 40 paramount, impor,
tance, and believe u IN b. tkc imperative
duty Of every friend Of humanity 10 pro.
mote ne interests, BY consisscal and perez
vcring efoua
Resolved That the legislative eeiion Of
this State, in sdosding TO The fr'eads Of
Temperance The opportunity OF essblish.
ing right principles md measures in tho
permancn, forms Of law, 10 q call AMI en-.
eouragcmcn, 10 US 10 labor that We may
reap the ffuir Of TIM, action.
Resolved, Thu, in view Of our often
svowed desire, and Of our asserted ability
TO benefit our fellow men by the Temper.
ance movement, in view VI the saeerss that
has crowned the efforts Of our friends in
certain counties in The State, and OF our
failure Outing the present year, and the ca.
lamI,oOs results Of that fnilure, sccn IN eve.
" town OF our county, we have both en-.
coursgcmen, and warning TO rcdouble our
diligence in the good work 10 which wo
have devoted ourselves
Resolved, That we regard the coming
election Of commissioners for license 80 On
important crisis m the prcgrc. OF the
cause, and that 1t is The duty oil every friend
Of Temperance 10 do his utmost TO secure
the triumph Of sound principles 10 Ina, con-
test.
Resolved, That il il can bo done, by well
concerted and porserering action, Rutland
County must and shall DO redeemed.
Resolved, That Convention Of frecmen
OF Rutland County be called TO IN held at
Cas,le,on, on the iOsh day OF December
next, for the nomination Of suitable persons
for commissioners OF license.
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend
The following systematic measures 10 DO
adopted BY the friends OF Temperance 10
the several towns Of the county, viz LIST,
calling IN e,ings in every town, at which,
spirited meetings IN every school district
within the next six weeks I'd, Faithful
preaching in every pulpit upon the moral
bearings OF the question. 3d. Circulation
Of our State Temperance paper among the
people. 4,h Securing the ngeney Of some
efficient person or persons 10 see that our
men are oil a, the polls in season.
Resolved, That we cordially approve OF
the design and spiri. OF the Vernon, Ten.
perance Herald, published at Woodstock,
and earnestly recommend il 10 the patronage
Of Temperance men in our county
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Barrett, wss unanimously adopted
Resolved, That The proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Vernon, Tenn.
perancc Herald, Vernon, Chronicle and
both the papers in this county.
Adjourned without day.
ZIMRI HOWE, Pfesidtnt
c. M. WILLARD, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
TIE OREGON TRADE.

Tho C,oeiona,i Chfonici. ays The
lss Intelligence informs ne ,hs, there are
now Two packets running between Oregon
CITY and Hoaolulu, one OF the Sandwich
lslsnds One Of these 10 IN American
packet, and tie o.her belongs to the Hud
son Bay Company. This bei ], the natal
Of one Of the aresiess Commercial Re,oiu-
lions which tho world has sem Look Q,
The map Fix your points at Liverpool.
Boston. 81 Louis, Oregon City, and Can.
ton. Then calculate tho ireigh, and time
required By q bale OF goods transported
around Cape Horn TO Can,oai II the
goods 60 from England, BY Cape Horn, ii
will save 10000 miles to take them across
the American eontincnti Ifthey 20 from
the Un.,ed Sssses, tkers 10 saving Of two
thirds the whole distance 1hss the trade
o. tho United States will take tina, course.
provided the communication 10 By steam,
no ono c,u doubt II is in vain TO talk
about the Panama route, il you can 60 by
s;cam 10 Oregon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
MURDER WILL OUrw-THE OUT
II ,t;Fs IN GREENE COUNTY, N. Y.

The trouble and mysterious outraaes IN
Greene Canh,y are likely 10 be exposed
We have already mentioned the arrest OF
John Jol.nson, sn old AMI wealthy eiti1eu OF
Greens. CHARGED with tho murder OF Mrs.
B,,,lt n MAY ists The Oxford Times
Gives an outline OF Tho testimony adduced on
bis examination,
gan,es Hauli, husband Of the murdered wo
,n.n. testified that lie lived on Johuson's
hrm In April, 1914 thai his wife told him
,h,, Johnson bad had criminal intercourse
with her. that he had used force and had
,b,e,te ned her life u ever she disclosed u -
tha, ne told Johnson Of this, snd that John
,ou admitted ths fAci Of CRIMINAL intercourse
and Offered TO settle tho mattel BY paying
han mSney that hs refused ano Johnson
Threatened him thai this oceuried or sat
urhay aud on the next Monday hls vile h I
"a house and has not been heard ol SINCE
L. Is further stated that BOUTS daughter
oyerhelr the threats tina, Johnson used IA
her mother.
Mrs. Bssdiek, Who WA gagged and ihEo~r
j,ta a swamp. isas aade al sfitdavi,, stating
that IN Auxssl last she overheard q coaser
s.ltaA bsiw cen Johnson and her moiher, Iht
wi8o~ BAGIeg OF Greene,l in which johnson
aid 20 Mrs Baxter, VI he could dispose q
Le, "A easy ashe did Of Ms. Bout. he woUls
d,tt---that lla knew a ccDIde OF lei@ows be
low B,neha uploa les though, he coeld get Il
81, that lirey disposed Of Mrs Bout. -
She farbsr ssJs that she told Johnson .h'
lad overheard ths conversation. ard ilfs
J,Nnson insn said that II ever she t0td oi
h.. s.spld be the meaap 81 hct death, and tina
- prDri ed No, Ia. ste further states ths
sl.,.ai ihrse y asks slle' l,.hnson cAGfe 80 he
house Wheu she was alone, n hen the iollow
ilg took plaGe
Size asked him u he had any work Tor he
40 dn-anv srNine that he said no, ~
hainsss % more imPnrancs, and SAID o.
r,es, Do il faa rin, ihs, she then ssse npied :
,..aDe. thai Joha mn thea seizad an axe an
.,ld he would XII hss a shs lsA the room
fs,i hslsse be lloansOal lsls ha led her iai
a.. k,irhen. tsl Ter hands behind her wi'
a riothgs lice, and ued her 10 bsd-Posi, tie
b., b,nnci owe, her face. aud then wehi %
d,,ov. ara su,e back ~ish . four bag par
fu.s Inst Ne lhsn iook tie bonnss bon n
C.rs sntird her hasds. ted the cord roas
hrf wstS, lang sEosEh a. sbs eoold SO n u
~, wh,.c lird 10 Us bed pas that ne AK
- , euanIirg 81 hamsn BONES ns' % y
49, .riots shitt was -.e brad bones a
5.s%u ,isi H. isiJ Der lby were Nj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

A Fysess IN Wall Street A hscss tsok
place in walI-s,Iest, New York, on wednes-
Hon. Alexander Wells, member cleo, of,he
Legislature. They me, near Manhattan bsnk,
abou, I o'clock. whom Mr.. Well. produ ced a
eowhids and proceeded 10 apply il 10 the
shoulders Of ihs ether. The parties clinch-
cd and fell. and their frisnds then stepped
forward and separated them. Il 10 said tbs,
this attack, by Nj Wells. grew oui OF let
Yer which appeared. a fee days since, In The
Washington Constitution, rejecting on his
private and political character, and which be
supposed Mr.. Wood 10 hare written. A card
in reference TO the matter is published in the
New York papers, by Mr.. Wood.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

A youthful witness was on his examina-
ton in court ofjus,icc The lawyer (who
by the bye, had an unfortunate obliquiy Of
vision,) was anxious to have the boys an.
swers direct towards the Judge. After 4
while the learned counsel said, Look st
his Honor os do now and rcpca, your
answer Look as you lido sir, answered
the boy, Il cant do il eeasse yop sgs,nts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

DANCING -, will be perceived BY a
notice in another column ofour paper tina,
MIR Whiteomb proposes reepsning his
school 10 this place on the i2,h inst- for tho
purpose OF giving instructions to young
misses and nusters--and such o,hersss de-
sire to attend -ia dancing and such polite
accomplishments ~ fall within the province
Of his profession.
Mr. Whitcomb is gentleman we'll qusl-
fled to fill his place with credi, to himself
and profit to bis pupils in his las, school,
he gave entire satisfaction 10 all his patrons
he is free from the objections which sretoo
often and too truly urged against gentlemen
of his profession, l. every way worthy ofthe
encouragement, and support ofan enhghten-
cd and liberal community. This eneour-
agemcn,, we hope he will here receive.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

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counts assiws, the STATE, We meo,ioo an er.
ror into which some Of our brother editors
have klIea and o.hss nay. They have
forwarded 70 him their seeoun, Ss publish.
iss the lave Of NE is~ tcssion,' eoclosed
10 the same packet with the newspapers
eooaining the publication By .he post
Office law, which 10 strictly enforced here,
This subjects the whole packet to letter post.
age according to No weight n the col.
umas containing the pubIica,iss are scored
or in aay way marked with ink, il is con
tended that the paper . sohjcc, 70 the same
rate. The saies way is to forward The pa.
pcrs, by themselves, and wi,hou, marking
.hom in any way, and the accoun. in a sep.
araic letter TO The Auditor.