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MONDAY, OCTOBER u l845.
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n. y. Also on hand, beautiful assortment nj
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Pencil Cases, with Jacks0nS superior Leads for Pen
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WI CEHIES; Fresh FLOUR, select brands; MILL.
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GtisHAI' BEh& = S,g7S. have on haud, a
" lot % very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS, at
good qualify, 5, 10, II aud IL a., which are worthy
a'ttnion, having o"en bought az sacrifice, and will
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OF vafIOH' NWlIlIles, Tor sale VCTy low By
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sel6-eo2m corner of (;prnlnp-S,
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ship Herald Brougnton, for Rotterdam, b, VI.
edges. Jr.
81. schr Neptune, Farrell ST. Johns v. F, r. & II.
Thicker.
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w A N r S .

WANTED. A white woman 10 do the wash
Wv ing, ironing, &C., OF iamily--one who can
come well recommended, may hear of a situation by
applying at COWELL'S FAYETTE HOUSE,
No. 70 Fayette street.
OBJ u brlWeen EalNrn and 81 Panl.sIs.
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ay OF dnal hearing, 9Th Feb, lS4G.
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NARROW SILK VELVET RIBBON. have
~ on hand large assortment, of the above article
which will sell by he yard ar piece.
OIL FRI J. NJ. HAiG, l2l Baltimore ST.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
CALIFORNIA.

The n O. Delta contains some infofma.
ton derived from an American gentleman
Who came direct from Califprnis, through
Mexico, and arrived in The Princeton lie
represents California as IN q state Of quasi
lndependence-snd that its afihation with
the United States Government II inevitable
lie further states that Mexico cannot 60 10
war with the United States that those there
Who eyInce any thing like a belhaetent spint
are people Ignorant altogether Of the power
and resources Of this country, and who think
they would have no one 10 contend against
but a few isolated American emigrunis who
have settled IN TEXAS lie saws that before
he lefi Vera CrnE It was publicly Known
there uiai the dispatches placed IN uoard
the L > steamship, were Of pacifr char.
acIer, snd suggested the re-open.hg Of dIpio-
matte relations between the t~o countries
lie says thst numbers are emigrs,ing from
Oregon 90 California The American feel.
Jog Is 10 The ascendant, the climate u salu-
brOus, aud The soii good.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.

The lnteIlgcncer Of the 18th inst ha,
the following paragraph
Dispatches from Mexico Of much impor.
lance are in fact known to have been re.
ceIytd at the Department Of State in this
city direct from Alexco the eonlcrls Of
which have not been officially disclosed
but OF which we have received Information,
believed as far as !, goes, 10 be correct -
The Mexican government ls said 10 pro-
po:e, or 10 consent 10, n renewal of diplo.
matte relations, and TO negotiations, as well
concerning the boundary between the two
countries as the claims OF the citizens Of el.
Their on the Other Preliminary 10 which,
the withdrawal OF the American naval
forces from before Vera Cruz IS said to be
asked a request with which we presume
there can be no hesitation on The pari OF our
Government 10 comply.
Further Information is also said 20 have
been received concerning tho payment OF
the insialmen,s due to enizens Of the United
States in April and July Of las! year under
the Mexican treaty; being those install
mcn,s the payment Of which heretofore, our
reader, will recolleet, has been the suhlec,
Of assertion and denial between The agents
OF the two Governments
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

,hen called oron one Bonney to step lvt.
ward, bot bcing told BOnn-y Vas no, N tho
crowd. he sad II knocked out $50 Page,
rom bis srcoch" This Bonocy he O..
elated was the chief among thieves cod
robbers Aaron Long and Granville
Young thcn sverally proieacd that they
were inuocrrt John Long then resumed
he speech, declaring that up TO lsio he
had wtoos,J no man. bu, that ho va, then
persuaded 10 engage N eoonlctsIttrg, mi
from ,ba, he was lcd to the commission Of
robbery and murler \ full confession cf
hl. crimes he raid would lmpheaie Two
hundred men
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
THE OLD MAN MALIGNANT. "

Such IS tho epiIhel applied 10 John GUN.
~ Adams, hy n +. HaHshi, IN his resolu-
TONS at the Stale LocolocO Convention late
iy held ~ ihi. town, and " hlGh was approved
by liza, Convention. The most utterly rock
less AND unpnhclpied politician that ever at
tanned cn1tnence IN any party or flction--s
man to quote the language once used TO de-
scribe him by the Boston Post, has fought
for pay wherever II 'faX 10 be had. and now
looks upon the cunning and deT-er!ty he has
acquired in his venal profession as le2iii-
mate source Of revenue such a fellow =,
dares 70 insult the people Of Massachusetts
and Of New Foglaod, 10y thO1 siigma,IIing.
Tho venerable patriarch whose youth, man
hood and old age, have been consecrsled by
undyInF and unselhsh devotion 10 the SER
vice Of his country, and Who now, al the age
OF nearly luurscore years, enjoys a higher
measure Of TcApecl, confidence and yeueta-
tion from all classes OF his coUnifymen, thana
any other ststesnsn since Washington.
Could Tho pictured lips Of HE father Of bis
country, which were diecll1 behind tie VI
teucr u the foul csumny, have broken from
the canvass, tey would have rcbuked tho
miserable sycopLant who could lhUs apt bis
ye1Om tlluniess enough, 60 be sure upon
the friend and ooufdant Of Washington, JEFF
isrrru and Madison. Shame 10 the Hen who
could applaud the slanderer-Spnnrfs!
Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
TIE BRANDON BANK.

II woIld appear from the last Voice OF
Freedom that good deal Of dissatisfaction
is lct in Brandon in consequence OF the re-
fusal OF the Senate TO concur in the bill
which passed the House 70, the charter OF
a Bank at Brandon. The bill is sand to
have been defeated in consequence Of the
Banking interest in Rutland and many
hard things arc said Of Rutland ~ gensral.
aad OF the Bank IN particular. Now, so
la' as the people Of Rutland are concerned,
we beg to assure eur Brandon friends that
no iH-wIIl or Jealousy exists here gains;
them, not the slightest Ga The contrary,
we all rejoice that their prosperity is such,
as, ~ their estimation, 10 need The aid Of a
Bank We wish 1t was such as to rcqr: re
f,eo - and hope ere long it may be- As
II regards Tie charges bIough, against the
Bank, ns attorneys, and the Senators who
receive 50 large share Of their ndiguution
We have iiule or nothing 10 say lit would
lily become usto appear ns The spologlst Of
hose 30 much more able to speak for them.
selves But as TO the iutimaiion IN Bru-
tbs auicle--lhal there urs an i-zlIsd a.
grcemenI, before the election, that Senate S
were not to od,r any opposition TO their ap-
plicnion for a Bank, u Brandon uould
SBppofi h,n-we have a single word TO
say We have never before heard Of such
an inlmat.on; and the Voice will excuse
Us IN expressing our entire disbelief Of IL
As TO Ihe hr,1i thrown out. that Brandon
viii NO. another year, support such S'na-
tors as VII no. pledge themselves to sup.
pom their application for Bank
ILink " rather illined, II no, altogether
rash \, l'as, n pledges are N BE- reqn,f.
ed We hope they w,n be- something more
han in1iic3 ones, aud such as We eau all
uodcransd.
We think our Brandon friend, can hnd
lae causcs - bich led TO the final dcfu, Of
their b.l HreA mare, Asm, than many
.maQine--and coosequ'nlly We ,hink they
nooi 10 60 into no Ban1 lnVfs gauon here
% iind them We have only 70 oil that
we hope the sIasperaisd Brutg5 Of The
VOICE will not-ilke another Bruus-in
be disappointment and veIslion a. the zap
Po'es reaeheIy ofh.s fi.ais. esa L.msc,l
90 bHoNn suori AMI thus destroy himself
% 20 romarec g. 40 Lord Metealie has ten
dsfed hI rssignation Of the Office OF Govern
|...
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, }
Nov. 5, l545.
WILLIAM sLADE.

TIL LIberia EnigrGsh-A Norlolk
correspondent Of The National ln,elligencer
saws
The heau,iful ship Roanoke, Of BALI.
more. let our harbor on the Slh INST DIS
tincd FOR Liberia She is said to be a far
specim'n Of Baltimore ship building, tho
1t - nicul 10 tell What the enterprise and
skin Of your nrighborng city eauno, DO IN
that line
The Roanoke is frsigh,ei by lbe Amer.
lcan COLONIZATION Society, snd esfti,s one
hundred and eighty seven cmigraris u uh
SIX MISSIONARIES Of the Methods, Church.
10 their new home in AFica
4 visited ihr ship 10 take look ct the
passengers and sly farewell 10 irN whom
| Lacw. i Mas an Interesting SIGH, 90 me.
though not a neN one, ss We SIC sccus,an-
ID 20 see the cnterprising Secretary Of tho
Society, Mr. MclAin, once n year, wrh hn
ship and emigranls 10 our PoT. was ln-
tsfesrd IN seeing 50 much hesi.h.v'Fu, and
resolution among those who were neS free.
not nominalf7, a. The eolorcd nopulanoa Of
The free states urr, but really I be- errigfanis
appsaul % b. beuef scquuiGlrd HHh The
adyan,agrs vet we're filled NHh hope ioT
thr, rbsllren. and Determination 10 im.
p,ose u,ir coalition God prosprr them A
" -, ~ me entFrsuts sre from Nirg ~
Is ono luilv from NoHh Cotclua, and
q few from Western New Yofl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

The Delinquent Slatci An article in
n New York paper expresses the opinion
that most if not all the delinquent states
Win soon resume the payment Of their liza
bIlnles lsays
IL i, estimated that Illinois alone will
furnish surplus Of 100000 bushels OF
wheat this season. An advance Of only
ten cents bushcl, would more Than pay
the whole inleres, on her dcb,, and it has
already advanced more than twenty The
Increase in the growth Of wool upon the
praIrics is very great; one house alone nj
Chicago ha, shipped the passed season 0.
yer 500, 600 pounds.
'lndeed, Nrh such increasing prosperity
as is exhibited m Marylani, Michigan,
Indiana, and Illinois, aud throughout the
Union, we see no reasonable ground 10
doub,, but that in few years the delinquent
States will have redeemed their ctcdu, by
resuming tho regular payments Of interest
upon their indebtedness, and that their own
interest, rs well as pride for our own repub-
lean institutions, together Wnh a dciermin.
alton to hand down to our children a char.
scler unsullled by the foul srirR Of rcr1di.
alton, will nerve them 10 the accomplish,
ment q lhis d,:ifIbtr object"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

AIR GlN.--A gentleman Of Phhadelp hh
has shown 10 al ar gun Of ts Invention, ln
the f1rm OF a waking suck. which Is 81 the
most ingenious and admirable wofknanstip
We canno, spare room 10 describe 10, Dgr
no,hiog Of the kind has been invented ~
compare " ith H. lie charges h by a very
simple process 90 lsss Than one minute, WhHn
D, will 6se. vithnni fe-chafPo ofsif irsaly
hg,l lie bred a repeatedly IN nuf pres
enoc. puVng a bail each lime through
board, with a wafer Upon BE- o. he distance
Of three or fou5 rode. ari generally within
an inch Of he wafer lie has smother wlth
small spy gas, upon o. through which 10
tsLes sigit and Nhsn oui shDoung COWS, be
10 a1.e ~ zee the very csc of u.o crow, s1d
be- sas ol,sa pos ,he bali dreolJ through 3d.
50 oue can trierl il.s goo from o1am.n
wsIEion stick The pave Of them D.. OF
rogr-e comparatively h'ah. llt Ne undef.
s,as8 many have been msae an1 sid .r 'ls
Igr eatgr .-- .Fca.r aasfus-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Mu'drrr,' hing John Long. Aaron
Long nod Granville Young. convicted or
the murder Of Col Geo Dlvcnrou. OF
Rock lsl-nd WIRE e1cculed according 10
iheu senleurr, and m lhe pI,-Dce Of some
5000 persons While ur7n the s-adoid
John Dong matc lung aIlrcr- confcaing
that b. aided m the murder Boa declaring.
With tho utmost solcmnty t1ai hos brother
Aaron ani Young ucre innocent tie
sald that Col Dav,nrou uas killed though
unInirr'iausiiy By Robsr Birch. William
Fox Theodore BJ9Tn end h.mstf lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 70, is.s
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION

NJ AscACtiJSbI IT'S ElhC IloN.
Massachusetts. sal .nl trbes Ma.aehu.
,e,,, has once more perIormcd her duty
and placed ihe seal Of her utter condemns
ton upon Locofoooism. In view Of the re-
een, 'nsuhs beapsd upon Der by the min.
ions OF the slave power and the upholdtrs
OF Ffecitsdc doctrines, she has rolled up q
m.lorny sgsin. the candidate OF the Texan
Slave rary Of neatly 70, 900. And
yet, from Gauss, which Il would seem arc
fers'sr TO darac, and dsfrs, the party
pledged to carry ont the principles 80 dear
10 every right minded freeman Of the North,
The candidate Of the Wing Party Gov.
Briggs defeated Of hi. tlcriion by the
people. whh clear Wing majority Of
from ,wcn'y to thirty thousand, Massacbu
sits fail, by some two thousand votes Of
electlng q Wing Governor--and one, TOO,
agoins whom the first doubt, MS To his de.
volion 10 the principles OF the free North,
has never been expressed
Ttere is no man in New England more
enrncn.y aud devotedly engaged IN resist,
ing the aggressive spirit Of Southern policy
in putting back the insults which they
would fan heap upon the North in their
vain attempts to hold up the trembling form
Of their peculiar institution than Gov.
BuggS-snd yet 1850 LIBERTY PAR.
~ MN are to be found in Massac huse,ls
ready to vote 70. another candidate with
out the least possible expectation Of electing
him) andlhu lend their al in defeating the
el'cton, by the people, o. one whose every
feeling and impulse, and whose whole ac
ton 81 ows tina, he is engaged heart and
soul IN carrying out the principles for
which fhev are contcnd:ng We must con.
fts, that, IN looking upon these instances
OF pcrverscncss and the readiness manifest.
cd by 60 large and respectable portion Of
the free and intelligent voters OF the North
to follow the dicta,ion Of few interested
leaders OF n disorganizing faction, we are
a, times led 10 doub, the ultimate success Of
either OF the parties nj present battling for
the rights Of the North ngains, the en-
croachments Of the Slave power OF the
South
The aggregate vote OF Msssac husous for
Governor, as aiken from the Atlas Of Mon.
day, is as follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Arrest end Inprisonment Of M RcrIey
HIS hsoa"y-More My"ery The iol-
lowing statement il from the Providence Ga.
zet,e OF Saturday. We mentioned yesterday
the arrest in this CITY OF man by the name
Of Davis, who was suspected, on what
ground, particularly we could not ascertain,
OF being the person who had robbed MI
RDwley OF Wfenthsm, some weeks ago, on
board the steamer Massachusetts. Meas
urea had been taken 10 have Mr.. Rowley,
who, 1t was supposed, was in New York,
stop IN this city on his return home. that he
might identify the prisoner, II indeed he were
Blake Of wrenth,uI, bro,hcr-in law OF Row
ley, arrived here, Inst evening and stated to
the examining magistrate that MIR. Rowley
was now IN iad IN Boston, and 10 all appear
ance raUing mdniac
lie had intended TO leave Boston on Mon
day last Tor New York, and had purchased a
,ieke, for tina, purpose, when lie was arrest
ed on a vri, issued aglins, him on complaint
oil some OF his creditors, and Immediately in
generated in all. In order to eGec, this, i:
became necessary for his creditors to sweal
that they had reason 10 suppose he lnrcnded
TO leave the State, and this they could OF
course honestly do, after he had purchased a
ticket for New York. Whether they sus-
peoted him OF foul play, we have no other
means Of knowing than from the facts here
given but from these we judge that such
must have been the case. Meantime Row
ley has become, to all appearances. a mani
ac. and the anticipated i lenti6ca,ion OF Da-
Wis is at an end for the present, a, least. We
understand that the examining magistrate
decided TO release him, and presume tina, he
is now AT large.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

The Receipts for the use ofthe telegraph
between Baltimore and Washington, are
now al the rate Of about two thousand dol.
lars year, which pays Ne e1pcnses Du.
ing the session Of Coogrcss there will be
Of course great increase Of income from
this source
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Death of VIM c. Woodbridge. William
c Woodbridge, author Of The modern School
Geography, and a member OF tho Geograph-
zeal Societies Of Paris, Frankior, and Der.
lin, died al Boston on Sunday, 9th Inst,
aged so.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

TIaErLL, the sus pscied Boston mur ierer.
is supposed to have made his way 10 the sea,
and thus eluded the pursuit Of the officers
who were sent after him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Snos Storm. We are now in tho nids,
Of winter. 1t commenced showing here on
Saturday night, and continued showing oil
day Sunday. II now lies on the ground to
the depth Of severa inches -Uhca O6serrer
Nor. H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

a Boy B,by Was recently Ia at the
door OF a postmaster IN Alabama, before he
Watup When he came dow n aud saw II
The only remark be made vas that the uale
drliUsry On that morning was unusuall y
eanY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

TIE Rev DR. Ro','frt tho veteran antigua
rsu oi Connecticut. las q bibie which wbs
p,aisd Boz the year 1874. e oeusiuiy IL
cuus1t uat highly Interesting relic.
iB5sto0 Au1s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Ckocfari Il ls SID that The CbosiuHs
will prtuOn Congress a. the next tassIon.
TO b. allowed a dcieg &c on the foot Of tiie
H1uae
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
53s73

The clocilcn Of Gov Briggs is ooeare,
beyond me FEASIBILITY Of n doubt, as The Lc-
gislalure will be Wing y an overwlclm.
ing majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Tte snnusl srpsuss n q zen NIcfouas
hr,-.st,'t. i-4ef -r@eri e' s~-r't' wsges
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

This editor OF tho Maine Farmer saws. he
is willing tina, the farmers daughter. " she
have tho meaa, to do II, should play upon
the piano or the gui,sf-,ha, she should read
poetry and make herself as polished and a.
refined rs the grace. themselves; no, becs
her to remember that this is bu, the mere
sparkling Of the dismonJ--while the sub
stance the real worth OF The gem. IA 10 the
solid matter Of domestic knowledge, and that
no young lsdy's education is finished, how
ever accomplished ,he may be, Until she can
darn a stocking, nik a cor, and make a
ckee,e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

GIVE arc rqoes,cd IN ~y that the tea p
sens br fsins the time e Thanksgiving on
The lsu THURSDAY Of November, inaosd Of
the hrs IN Drcemb,r, ss heretofore are
thai the latter time 70 found 10 interfere
,omewhs, extensively nah the commence
mcu, Of the uin'et s,l CO.'S, 4 ,hs, II IS dcsi.
rsblc to hold The hnnkss wing a, far %
practicable. IN concert with other states -
10 New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Ccnnec,icui, n. Jersey, Maryland,
and Illinois, II 10 fixed on the 9Th Of the
prrsrn, month. In Maine aud New York
ouly, on the first THURSDAY in December.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

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