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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

! 10 ''l'"~ffs 'is'' "a. rs tses h'oft' .
r. 'ai' or. -. bot sfe r.t asste tat % 30
'sr' 'Fpestsd tl p,ttt ~ i-ifrs f 90 .luFi'f
$3.50, % ts's f- 'l. 90. %. r,,-d D' .ia 'als 40
sfatsfsf 90 NC ,ia-~ ess-F u's't~att a. "a Doe
- ~ a.. essnifl tbus sdifrs. 49, ssu.r a'"a
'T".aS.h,s. ~, H,..oe~ 4" r.e ,p'd,t' -re.
III, at tsssth - ai.~ as,ttot 4. ls,sN sGs srd
-n 80, i.-se,uet, III g., q fc'tsc. 80, ~H
reh 40 lIs's ua' 'P"~' We one df,. Is,'
got uaffrl.d asd thsrr ~ sad TO- The a. nt'
husband o'd go taa rtttl ttt, Fsi l's go BE-
'ghi. SAD .tfht,' o.Ihtng,. iit so hef great
toriet 80 ,as ht'i. t-~ie' iuh. lie go hs' 10"
to~ls ps.-~<d ,alls' "ots'de. sod I'D i"s'oo he
:,r b't .eAut6,tsods 'chota dA.s too N,.sB''h'p
and ave iu p~Ai 81 r'.inss .so frsu ofies,'"d
,eI tho p.rrsi.fsN~ e'rS ave. ct tvs '-''de Of
.,uf AnS-e Tor t-o h.it, Dse dsf ss ~ss ''t-
uIg 'tsdit-' tcstt,ssl toe before the dco'- n''-
~ t.oegh ~, 81 ssnie o,aias TOW. No. B'sh"p--,
ehsi.r drove 90, - IN shou-s u - bot Ucit W abe q
thcurht I must b. p lite ~ nv o~n house md
saJ. T. Hsi, come ia She osms 10 snd che cot
da~n ", ha.b,R ."oa came IN. | hit him the
nh not 4" ,peat 10 Bss snd that touched her ap
pTrii, vrl tor husb5 Oh sl~,Vs SIT tYrfy a. ug
/, Het,-al, the ~oti. .nd more To, ioms',m'.
SIC told tim che h,d lived 80 ions - th,t I,u
toyn Pawtuckst. she though she mast once tn"to
',t Let country tuend. Th,t seaport towo Pss
ivctet HAT made tne mid. N,s Uthop us No
NOR. = %. pou town then Neru,7tc Rivc,' bot Joe
bad lutd ton ioor m thc ~"'it =" he kctred by
80 u~l mech more ~ Net. va Bets s'Isd me
& znuldo give her sono tea. ! told hsT woGls
4 'hc would ~ai tai tea t'mc como 90 went
d, IN ct'isr and got pound oi pound cake, aud 4
tlInJ of.hou cake, and two prUnjs ~ sag' cheese
NJ nv own maxim. nct' " ado never pot bc'tcf
i,to het' mouth ~ her hfe-i brought oH Up and
! pa, ~ tito tsbi.. aud sAys J. Bets eat and
you'd Lord che d,d cat u she eat one mouthl1l
she eat two pound, ! should thtub the rtttof
hadn't had suy thtng t. cat Tor two months -
When she wss 81 I'd che s4td she must 20 for she
hid IN ,ntic tot.- "a ne~ chnse 'tsuc horse
new ch.,.~. The horse want bigger than aNe~-
foundlind dog, and they had to ie up the poor 'tte
cnutrr 10 post 10 Keep hnm from tumhhng du~n
and as Tor the rhsi,e that va made IN Adlm's day
and then r~snt new no II never was nov aud
# Bets WeJts ever got a ride oil that horse she
DID ~.il-no, .he never DID She b,d to take the
poor critrr TOO chase aiofc sle got home ond
that's fact credtted.-l Boston Trans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
RETRACTICN FOR ISLANDER.

TNIllS may Ctruly, that the stories that
4 circulated and caused to TO circulated
dc'amIng the moral character Of Nus. Mar
VI. lllbbatd, are entreiy and uhoHy fuse, !
sincerely and fully believe am sorry that
ever assisted IN any manner to defTs her
character, as believe they originated from
a source too mean and contemplate lor a
mora! .cpr,muniy To rely upon. believe
her character To be irreproachabc, and a
bove The slightest impUta,lons OF the KIND,
and that the reports were originated IN paIi
TO inIure DR. lllohard in his professional bu-
s!ness, as we'll as 10 destroy the peace Of an
unofiending wife
ELISHA w. FAIRBANK.
Rutland, Jan. 6, ls45. 25
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

GprEs CRors roRM,SuRr. 1t has beon conten-
ded 10y some that blowing 10 dry or dead ripe
state. Is more cllicaClous Than turning them
under when green. Prot. Johnson does not
aoree to Tins He says Growing plants
bIlnp ~ from beneath, as far as their touis
extend, those substances which are ful
lo vegetation, aGi retain them IN the leaves
and stems BY pluwIng in the whole plant We
rrs.ore To- the surface what had sunk To a
greater OF .ess depth, OF make II mole len'le
man before the green crop Was sown. The
manuring Is performed with lie least loss by
The use Of Vegetables IN the green state. 81
allowing them Ia decay IN the open an
there Is loss Of organic and lnorganlc mat
Ter. If they hc converted INTO ierneDIed
(i,rm yaid) manure, Liete IS also large
Ios,-and The same IS the case II ihey are
en.pluNed ~ feeding sio'k, VIII a We" "l
Ihel, conversion into manure. Aln no o'he'
form can the same crop convey 10 the s"'
the sane amOuu, Of cuT.ch.ng p.a"cr, 40 90
tlatui Green leaves and stems. Where me
first nnir,i, therefore ~ The farmers pracUce
i, To use his crops 10 enrich rls and, he vi"
sooucs, effect II 10y blowing Lcn IA Tie greer
. state.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

Tho louisville Nv Journal has a
spirited comment upon the victory ol
John Quincy Adams. won ~ securing
the night of petition.
The ncqulcScucc Of South Carolina.
and Of other l.olo l'oco southern pa
inots, shows that ali the huhhuh they
'"i~ci aSodn,, the reception of these r.
tin"nN only meant 'oppnSit"n 90 Mr.
Clay and the Wings. They always
knew that reception was polite, aud
night bu; q hubhub was necessary, for
party purposes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
NJ AR RJEID

In Clarendon, on the 18Th Nov last, u. Enorh
Smith E,Q Mr Jacob Grover, OF Clarendon, to
Hannah lladleY of Pl,mnuth
In Cl,rrrdnn on the LIST Ins'. by III" Rev Mr
Griffin, Edward Gibson, to Miss Phe5e SpAhofd
both al G.
IN Putsforh on tho lst inst, by the Rev Mr.
SnnIh, Mr. ALVIN lloyw1rd Of Clarendon to Miss
Angelina Duror, Of Pntsfotd
In Sudbury, on the 3lsl uIt by the Rev
G. II Wilkins, Mr. Lorenzo a. Babcock,
attorney q, Law, of Fhrlfdx VI to Miss
Frances c. Wheeler, Of Berkshire
In West Rutland on the LIST inst, by the
Rev Aldace Walker, Mr.. Edward -
Chaucron, to Mss Susan Smith Both OF
! Rutland
Also on the ID inst, by the Rev Mr.
Walker. Mr Grove l. Smith Of Rutland.
10 Miss Lucy Ann Ewing, " Clarendon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
syVV,\DVV -BIlRT a. MASON

agents for the sale Of sawed shingles, now
offer Tor safe superior arIcle oi spiure and
hcmluck, made from the best OF TIMBER. -
This kind ul shingles have great preference
over any other liud made ia this par, OF the
country. for several reasons. 1He shingles
are warranted To lay the full quantity they
are laid at ABOUT half the expense they
make a completely rgt, roof, and vii. out
las, any other kind. There vii be saving
Ct carnage, and The perpleSly Of being cheat
ed with an article good for nothing Those
wishing to purchase will be satisfied on sec
ing the shingles. We Intend having a large
quantity made from white hemock, a kind
Of timber SAID, by good judges, TO be squal
to the bes, pine, for durability.
Ruil,nd, Jan !, 1915. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

pR,MIrlve WoRsmrp We ind in one Of
our exchanges the following description Of
church in Delaware.
Al Cantweu's Bridge, on thei main PENN
sulertoad, about ten miles thi- side Of SmyG
ma. Is aFricnd's meeting house, built ofbrch
only about Twelve feet square. Small as 1t
is, It has all the appliances outside and in,
that are usually found in those OF larger d.
mrnslons. The congregation consists Of
but one man. respectable Quaker farmer,
living some four 81 ave miles distant who at
tends regularly twice week, aud ats out
the usual lime alone.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
Tue HAPPY FARMER. There is sol

The HAIRY FARMFR. There is some.
thing cer,niDly very captivating in the qulc, F.,
peaceful and healthy life Of Farmcr.-
We Away, thought SO and think so none
the less COW lfop the praise OF co.cInpo'
ary who SINGS to tho following tune.
|, docs ones heart good TO see merry
round faced farmer So independent, and
vet so free hom vani.i,s, and pride so rich
add vet so industrious so patient and per
sc,e.ing in his calling & and yet 90 kind
socal AMI otIigrnS There are thousand
noble traits nbou, his character. He is
generally .hospllhble-cat and drink with
him. and he won, ST a mark on you and
sweat It out OF you wnh donblc compound
interest, rs some know will, you arc wei
come. lie will do you Kindness without
expecting a return brway Of compensation
iii IS no, so with every body. He IS gen
era4Iy more homes, and sincere, less dis
posed to deal in low and undcrhand c4,n
ming than many could name. Tie give
society is best supporl.-,is the hrmcst plI
lar that supports the ed'ilcc OF government
The IS The lord Of nature. Look nj hiu
in his homcspun AMI gray gentlemen 80
I.auo h a, him # you wllbul believe me
he can laugh back If re plenscs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

The Whole Fishery Mr. Gtlnnel mem
Der Of Congress from New Bedford Mass
stated tina, duung The last session that our
whaling fleet oens5Sis Of 400 sh'PH, ~ ton
ace 900 600 lons which cost al the lime oi
snnnp sac, 900. 400, and are manned by II.
200 officers and seamen, one half OF whom
ar. 'oieen hands when tie vessels sail
The value OF the annual import Of oil and
,,halebone IN a crude state Is $1,000, o0n ,
when manufacturers IRIS increased 10 value
to nr 5000 900. Taking the entire amount
OF etpofts Al two millions at dollars, ihc'e
viii I've ilnlu Az 10 seven ulIions IN value ID
Oe consumed at hOlne.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
STATEMENTQF BRIGHTON MAR
KET FOR lSi4
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Dec 30

At Market, 650 Beef Cattle, 81 South
crn 20 Cows aud Calves, and llO0
Sheep and Lambs.
Prlccs-Brcf Cattle are higher we
make our quotations at Si.25 to 40
for ordinary to AS and $5,25 for
prime, and ST. for extra. G.
Cows and Calves. All sold AT Sli
and $50
Sheep and I.awbs. Were all taken
We quote Sl,25 and $40 for. Sheep
and 81 l-5c. 10 81 % for Lambs.
Hay. Is selling at G2 Il to - cts.
per cwt sun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

SE.rcxcE OF THE REV. CuARLEs
u. ToRREY. Conviction ANp SIN
rcXcr OF DELLA WEBSTER Mr..
Tory was sentenced at Baltimore on
SATURDAY, on three several indictments
for participating IN the abduction OF
slaves as follows. On the LIST lndlct-
ment. confinement in the Pcnltcnnary
from December 2slh, 49, TO 2d OF
AprIl. 1871. On the ID indictment
until "a Of April, 1876. On me 81
Indictment, until ID of April, 1871
He will b. removed from jail 10 the
Penltcntiary today.
Mis-, Della Webster, tined tor INC
same offence at Lexington, ny, was
found gulliN on Monday last, and sen
tanced TO twoynars imprisonment IL
the Pcntenuary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
STOVES.

DuRT & MASON have for sale the best
ID Yankee Mutton Cook Stoves of various
sizes 'iianlry's paflor stoves alr-tiph, par.
Tor stoves ol vat.nvs sfIos, all or any of which
wi, be sold lower than they can be bought
elsewhere.
Wanted IN exchange foT stoves, g >ods, & c.
10000 old pot metal, scraps, &c.
RutlSnd Jan !. 1913. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
DIED

In Amherst, Loain Co, Ohio, after a
short illness o. the inalmation ofthc lungs
md chclir, on the 18Th Of De, last. D.c.o,
Lumao Tommy, aged 81 years, Iouncrty
Of Orwell Vermont The decreased was
graduate OF the Medical Institution At
Casllf,op VI, and vas Gu, of by doa'h in
the meridian of life, and midst Of u.s. fuIncss
leaving n large circle 9 'rcla,ivcs and friends
10 mourn TN sudden bereavement, Cere
lnui U'raid,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

The Cincinnati Gazette, with much pro
prluy remarks y
The friends OF Mr Clay are proposing
various modes OF mnnltcsling their love and
graunudelo him. The sp,rH - alike hon
orablc to ,nrm. AND him VT let tins
be- borne 10 mind, tina, above all monuments
which could be erected 10 our great Amer
,can Statesman, the best AMI nobIls'-Ihe
one which would bless the present "hn
peace, and the future with stable growth
sni prosperity, and TX his name n ne
homes md hears Of he coon'rymcn, would
be he fan establishment Of those Amefl'a
measure. OF Nhich De- vac cLnmr'-0 'ni f"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

P,nnsvlrdnia' The late election IN tbs
state presents some cdHons features ID
Claws majority over the vote gwen to mar
tison IN 1910, IS, in roppd numbers, LOO -
Shuuk,s majority over MarkIe was lie"
votes short Of 300 Three weeks thereai-
ter, Mr. Clay overcame this TIorIIy 10y 500
votes .IcceIylng that number more than Shups
aniyet. Mr Pulx bea, MI Clay 1882 votes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

Tuy Saw !IIsrsuiNt Legislature sGOpicd on
Tue-Ji1 ,U Il resolutions full 81 ,ymp,thy with
D"'f 1n' uf rdi-nltioh sg1tnI .hc awful 'Alcct-
,ncs' al ,ihod. island Al this N The hrr Of the
well known sud unnrn,abln fsri that the ton'titu
tion adopted .y ihrn same Algotnes.' and which
D"rt attempted 60 ,uh>er by open insuJfectinn,
ar more liberal AND Demohta than th,t Of Dew
Hampshire which these same Loco Fnco lac iuiirs
delib"tstel, tcfu,rd to amend Could braH"n ltnpu
dence OF pliiiicll hyirot " go father l-TRibvsc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

F1cru.r~r Apv,cr The Dublin Fro
mans journal oi ATE date, contains the fol
loving paragraph 10 relation 10 immigrants
from Ire Ia lhIs country, winch give al
,,,c tina, should lie followed, not only 10y ma
i,yes OF Ireland, bat hy persons from al Otter
,oun,fic, VINO design 81 ntsko iho nnet
Stu,, tAeN home The Journal snys-'l'N
better mr ltishmen m America 10 spread
through the country han TO 'onetesa'e ~
r.Des. AID unit Hey h'vs resided l'ur
enough in America Ia be thoroughly a'qualn-
Ted with Me merits OF American politics, and
learn H. feel and act like Ameucans solely,l'
were better to waive any pulu"n. privileges
tleymay scauife Than listen 10 the so.iCl-
tailons oC men who wl.i urge uPou Them u
vote - lushncD. lIshmen when natural
,zed in America should feel, not as irlshmen
buta. Americ1ns The question is Amen
can-iEeif Puylege is conferred on the volsI
a. natura,lLed Americans, not as lnshmen
and a. Amcticans they should use it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

-- was one day walking out, he pass
ed lyyu little lads. ore OF whom made very
manly bow As tie turned his back upon
them he heard the following very amusing
conversation:
why, Jphndilh't you know .hai that ma n
was Parson NJ, our mlnIs'er.'
Yes, IF course. ! did
Wei. then, why did YOU not make bow
TO him =
why mother don't belong 10 has meet
ing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
n,* .SI't, Of = v I',r"" re- mIeh,,' ~,

Di,,rc'ofFnirhavcn,"} II hm a, pro-.
courI holden at Cas,leion within and for saio
dislici on the 2lst day Of December. 1874
Present, A Warner, Judge
An instrument IN writing purporling 10 be
the lat Will and testament Of Elisabeth DUE
nlng, late OF llubhardton, in said district de.
c'sed being Prctcn,ed 10 SAID cour, iol FRO
bate;
II Is ordered by the'court that notice there
OF be green 10 all persons concerned to ap-
pear at sess on of said court TO To holden
at the probate office ia Castlclon on tho third
day OF February ncxt,to contest the probate ~
said will, If they see cause, by put ,hng
this order thee weeks successfully previous
to Said time Of hearing, IN the FINLAND Her!
aid, newspaper printed al Rutland.
true copy OF Record.
b. F. LANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

STATE Of rLRMONTl RE Il remom
Disuc, Of fslrhaven, ss. - bered lhar
a, a probate cour, holden al Caslleton
within and Tor said district on the Glh day II
January, lsi5
{ressnr A. WS.Her, Judge.
John Culver, executor Of the last viii
and Testament nf J DEL Culver, lat. Of Poull-
ney in said district deceased, propusTg 4"
render an account Of his administration Of
SAL estate
Il Is urleod that said account be received
aGd Examined for allowance the first wed
uesday Of February next, al lie probate Office
n ca.te,on, and that TIN, order be Published
three weeks successi,elv, previous thereto,
m the ROLAND HeIa.d. \ newspaper printed
atRui,and. which shs'l he suiii'sent noiire Ia
all persons interested Of the lime anc place
Of hearing said acct cunt.
\ truo copy Of record.
r.. LNNGpON, Rssi,sf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
Cheap for cash.

/ rs subscriber offers for sale at 4 small
advance upon cost for cash or ready
pay. Brosdcluths, CaIslmeres, Satnc,s. Tail.
uTs' Trimmings elk and cotton warp slpacas,
Mousin dc LANES, Prints, cashmere aud
Highland sha~ls, pcsungs, blecched and
brown cotons, batting, wadirG, wickinp,
threads, &c. ID. +. BELL.
Ru,llnd, Dec. 90. lgii 2
AtlLk aud Beaver Nap, Hats, French Md
- Slips aud buSkinP Gents and Ladies
RubbeIs, for ssle cheap for cash. hy
ID =. BELL.
Rr,land, December, % 1884,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
STATE OF VERMONT, ; BEhI-mem,

, n u. VT IhHDN - * T. lFWtH'-
District Of FaiIhavens 81. - bered that
at a Probate Court holden al Casteion with.
IN and for said district on the lei day OF Jan
1dry A ID lsI5.
Present, 4, Warncr Judge
An instrument IN wri'irg U porting 10 be
Tie last vii and testament oi liuimrs Ues-
icy late OF Cns,lr,on N 81 ldisIrIci deceased
heirg pre-, eiied TO said Court by Josiah y.
Norhfup une Of the exec utor, therein named
tor Probate.
II Is ordered by the Court that notice
iherebf ne gwen 20 al perso1s concerned 10
,ppear al session Of said c.,ru 10 be hOl-
den at lhc prnb,ir Once IN CsI'l e!on On the
5lh tsv Of February neat Il they ses cause
10 contest the Probate ~ sad viii 10y pub
lshing th,s order tkfse wee.s succcssiv-ly
previous 10 said time Of hesnAg in the Rot
land Herald a newspaper printed al Rulland
4 tue copy Of Record
Q Attest Is +. LANGDON Re.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
IALIrAx, nh Oct, 1874
10 his Rt Jlip VI NJreicdf


Fear Sin About seven years since some
Of my fcLds thcn IN The Legislature from
motives probably known to them (bnt am
sure no, Gom br.jr! IN my qualifications
forlhc ohitc) thought proper 10 nominate
me to the office Of Jnsucc OF the peace
With liul" or no reflections on the sub
ircl. the appointment was accepted, AMI 10
use The common term Twas duly qualified,
without the first qualification kept the
physical ability to separate men who were
disposed to G.ht
Duung the rnc have been IN office !
have had seven fights, great number OF
duarrcls- have been indicted tw,cc-and |
conceive the greatest act OF JnHcc which 1
c,n do 10 tie public and myself is TO r'sgn
my s,d Office OF Justice Of the peace, Which
res ynalon is hercu ih transmitted through
you to the ensuing legislature Of our State
am, very respectfully, yours,
X. Nj. SHEARIN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

How lance - IFHA T'Ils paper answers
m, by shaving th,t II IL large s..I St1tes IN the
Uo,on m Iou,si,oa. M'''ssipp' AIab'ma, Geo,
South Cor hns aud trg,ria. rhe'r >'rc'. UNI
,,L contains 3el 900 syJltc miles Texas contains
3lG 600
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
A CARD.

MIR. r. r. WhfrCOMR PROPOSES TO
Avn opena Drroing school at Mr. Circuits Hall
on Friday the l0ih Of Jan inst. Those who wish
20 parton1e the School, will please leave their
names with Mr. Occult.
Rutland Jan. I, IG45. (2)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

IL f. the subscribers, heinq appointed by the
" Probate couri for the district of Rutland
commits iopers To receive examine, and nd
us, all claims and demands OF all persons
agsinsl the estate 81
AJrahom Locks. 'aic Of Dainty,
in said district deceased, represented lnsol.
vent, and also all claims and demands elhib-
ted IN Offset thereto md months ffo1
the 2lsl day Of Decem1e s.sFs,, being s,in"cJ
10y said court for that purpose, we do th6re'
fore lnreby give notice that We will suend
>, u.a business ofour said appointment al tle
late rcsldence Of the dece lsed. % Dshby, on
the 18Th dag Of March and -S,h day Of MAY
us u, trotn 10 O'Clock A NJ. untIl O'Clock
T. ~ on each Of sad days.
SsNrcA SMiTH, iConm'u
CALEs PARrs, %
Dandy, Dec. 81, lsil. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

C.rsr tNp Errrcr J IN Low was
yescrday before toe Recorder for bong
hirt
John you were found drunk sail tho
H,,wi,r
r,v.a. us ihc dhramc to me that |
tuck sonuhin .a.d Iuhn
You should never driuk John said the
Recorder. when 1t leaves YOU IN such
state as The wa.chmln found you IN, last
night
% 'twa,n'I the liquor nj all that done IT,
scr honor, ssidJo e.. If I'd took the liquor
per 81, rs Captain Tyler I'D say.~'twns The
mi.h'y unjulilc company got into.
Yc. sad the Recorder, and suppose
it Was that mighty unsoniecl company a'
won call At. iha, plyj you lha, black eye
% indeed hir i, wasn't said Jonnoy
outings his fingers IN to his lcE eye, which
was IA deep morning -, go, that the 9th.
er diy from iooiin' a! he relapse If The sum
The dochtjr says i, must be a daguerrco.
type reflection. but that he dldnt make any
personal reflections hy siyln so He calls
M NATURAL phlnomcnon. and me wife
calls mc a Natural fool I'm purify of
n,wccn the pair ,am But # yer honor
lets me 20 The l.mc. I'll give sc lave TO
I blackea both me eyes # I'm caught here
/ gin
The recorder discharged this Jack Low
for the game he had played, on conditions
tina, he ppycd has jail fees IN .. sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09


n, y... ar h.unrat.o man. uasmuch
..Ic W.. ap independent. firm NM
,.yarcpus rnon lie 'wasah cshe ui
,,a.cs OPINIONS. "A c0lyls 81 pa ones
l..ry> CA all questions, maral SO
,aI - political hc thought and spoke
md acted Tor himself not following
ifc lead Of any partisan no, following
even the multitude. IA It's Wisdom or
q. l..f u d,d to. rN.'"f from the (
.yu...' = envy sentiment. OF g.. pros
cution 81 any measure from the fear of
any consequences tina, might result TO .
himself personally. lie was afraid
only Of doing what was wrong.
Regarding HIM az statesman and
;airOi he died al fortunate time for
hnScii n a momcntous crlslsIn our
affairs ont Of which may God. in his
infinite mercy. bring MS with our ma
uopnl rScutchcon unStancd, and with
NJ rop oi b o ] upon our garments
He was spared the shame and NORTH
cation Of seeing our territory enlarged
hy the indefinite extension OF slavery.
with u.s. lntolcrablc evils aud is accur-
Sod wfonrs ! say he died nj iortu-
nn,c time Cor himself for'thc lnhrmi-
ties ofnr would have prevented hun
from taking an active part IN the dcci-
slvc measures necessary 10 check and
prevent this great national calamity
Had this object been attempted some
wears ago. III the time of hlS vigorous
n0uhood lac would hive been among
che first, doubt not, 10 meet IT, calm
Is. vet iranfulv, and icarlcSsly. |
have myself heard him say that ii bc-
hoovcd every New England man, who
consented To take n seat III the great
council of the nation. 10 90 there rcso!-
we'd Ia submit To no atiront to the North
and steadily to rcpcl every cnCroach-
mcnt unon the rights Of the free States.
And was he not right Do we not need
more such men Their a thlScrlS IS, to AID
that odd man eloquent and brave, who
,,aS for so many years fought, almost
single handed. the battles Of liberty Il.
gan>t n host of foes, and has at last
trmmphanrlv vindlcatcd the ght of pc
itlon DO we not now greatly need
such, men n William Prescott, who
NIGH, tell MS what We ought To bc pre-
pared To do. IN case tins dreadful evil
Is fastened upon uS ! Never has there
wv, ",n', H''''' Wv me- wv u" V,
lll' heV"'u'ioh' w'eh we WlSdohi ol
the ancient Judge and the prudent
counsellor was more needed. Yet.as have
in,ima,,d, God may have taken him away in
mercy from witnessing ,h,sHNul bio, upon
his coun,tv's character and honor Tacnns
in his hfc ot Aprcola, mentions II as some
a'e ton of his premature death, that lac
escaped the vors, times and did not see The
courts Of law closed, the senate surrounde1
with an armed FORCE an h'voc ana sI'uIn
la v'to' 'e'!N Agtlco'a' non WI" 'a'nu"