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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
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100 son,s thnt would keep you Just as
warm What's tho use OF hludsnm IA.
Do, clu,hs and table spr,ols1 ono might cnt
on a board and si,cp under builllo shin,
uul ma, really ststyc either
When Won sec i house ,,,nl.uc all nlono
hanoi .Ir,h, or flower. c,ccpt p.,har-
come y.,ru,,rr Lun,h,, Of thistle mi me.
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and vb,u,oY nav, u,,.,d cv,nn loo cab.
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have got in'o the u'ct, and under the gun
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vessels 10 motion, one smn'I nna'm'n, ga
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bounding along close nnder Inc lana "a
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
~ GEO. II. BEiNAN

al by ilc govrfnmtu' acrnt W Bosom o. .
s.av,v atriau. OF and gmmuu..I.u o. fou .
IIufntW,l 1a.s sn'rtptisc the DEACON
---lat b., Nasa hvhi Deacon N o., own .
wa Which Sat ilallav,ll forty De-, up
. toe uvcf-h4t chcrfiuiv undertaken o.
surng the agcn, he could pri lhr Polly 1
Ann tuto he rtrcr slLly m 'rljr o. the /
riuncs ShfcNd boz. ana cool 'hc Dta- +
con .lW That by rpnnin, ouly On thr ul~tt. .
aui huEctny the shofr. he should probably
+ le able % ct into the krnel.c uniiscov
B ,,l r'Pccnlv rs the cfuisctsusrd b. sand
/ a shore a' night a league or two igr an
/ Cling nod run ~ again NJ sunusc The
agent hl, that = small ooaaiug vessel. with
90 ski,i'Il captain as lla.on BIu,th,ld,
would b. NJ likely TO ct ln'o the uver as a
P large ,tc. u no, moro - ash CAV, him she
4 commission For thc sum OF two hundred
-ni tnv dollars. 300 Deacon bad bargain
a. Co ukc ilc cannon oud the munitions 20
itL, k,nuet,c, aoi aI,o be bound himself Of
Iitcrc were Danger OF lis bring captured Co
scuu.c the toap anl sink her. We nov
SOC HIM thu, FAC ln Oh, pres"ss Of BIZ ca.
terpnse
rhc common utrc long battery ,h,uy.
tNo. .,, lu nun h.r aud were l4l athwar
.tips. sdc by SIDE, upon deck The 'ho,
were pd.I forward ool 10 lhC OtroHlD
was s'oN,d ihr powder, IA casks, md 80.
curcly protected under canvass larp"ulu'
also covered the guns
III Nc an only stand ont ton minrs
more Sth.' saul the Deacon 10 LIs mate
DON'T far th,m two cruis'ts "a suck '--
Ou. On ',n yuu 81. has lnf 4 u,ry Hrl
cut us OF Il 'tNlul furlhis pl,cu'v h.tvy
ron N, " ro, IN her Ii show The cI'mv
hoW 10 MAKE a keel cut blue w,trr lhto. :
Bu No must get iu brt' hsail.I 'urntn-
to 4 rugged oil man who 10 Hel lu. 20
weather beaten fisherman. who comprised
AZ has ~tc,v and vas noN engaged IN Ten !.
mo tt,. man shoot the slack Of which he
hei N his r n ls'
oIrs oct ia .ally bacon answered
10, 3 sci crriiiy, and ct i"o hnnd"d
nod dGy dollars, or rs sIui TIC s'oop ana
n insurance.
Tharsa fact, Mr Bl,s,l' Jcspord'd
tie Yaukcc shrpcr wuh emphasis; nni
INF ing his tobacco from ms litboard 70 h.'
s,nrboard check. he glanced under the main
a 90 n To see how the f,u mud shore lay, md
thin hove his cyr To wlndNard and took
. with II deliberate inspection OF the enemy.
. "Givc small pull m on the main sheet
u VI Bissrl sinh haul AZ ,hc s. Fu' -
tn" Bru,u.t /. smoking hi. plPc y added
u the skipper quietly MS hc saw Jrt O
~ smoke b,lrh,d from the bow of the sloop
" oCvnr H. had hardly got the words on
! Of l> mouth when the boom o! COR
,,.-i..i T. -. mrs an s.uulttt,,tf.Iv "a slu
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
Washington Academy.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will N commence on Monday, 1st of Septem- Der. Instruction will be given in the ancient and modern languages. and in the English branches usually taught in schools of this order. Some attention will be paid to vocal music; and course of lessons, if desired, will be given in vocal or instrumental mu- sic. Board can be obtained at $l 50 to l.75 per week.
 SAMUEL LEAv1TT, T,usteos
 MATTHEW LOGAN, Aios'o0S'
 Washington, July 30, lS45. 6w10
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
VOL. xxx.
L6tchNeEH Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
 BY q. ADAMS

TERMs.-To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration 6f six months. To companies of six or more $1 50 ter year, or I.25 if paid in advance. The subscri transportation. No papers % discontinued until all arrearages paid except at the discretion of the editor. .t l.... ,.-..
 s ,ADvERT1s1NG.-One square, three insertions, $1, and the same proportion for more than square, Half square, 75 cents. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent. per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $s1 .OO
 Commissioners Notices, 1.25
 All communications must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange R. ments to keepa constant supplyot first rate article of Geese FeafherS--selec- ted and packed with great care by ourselves in packages from 20 to 50lbs.; and will fur nsh at all times anyquantty from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they will warrantto be as good as the best, at as low prices as can be purcha sed fequal quality in the state.
 $. & l.. HURLBUT. .Win( hester, lS45. ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
Travelling Map Agents Wanted.

. IravcHlng Map Agents Wanted. FTNHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale 0 l. his Maps, number of young men of strictly moral and business habits. A capital of from S1OO to $500 will he necessary, and certain district of country wil. be assigned to each Agent. Uneycep- tionable testimonials of character will be required
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 N. F. corner of Market < Seventh st's, Philadel.
 Philadelphia, May lS45. Gm
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
FOR SALE.

H oA0 9A EAHO
 A FARM, containing 230 acres, EE@ "A well proportioned 10 Mead Etss ow, Plowland, Pasture and Wood sRzA Aland.-Said Farm lies both sides of the road which leads from South Farms to Watertown. and is about two miles from the former place, and lies in the town of Bethlem, twomiles northeast from the Meet ing House. There is on the Farm large two.story DWELLING IIousE, suitable for one or two families; two large Barns, with suitable out buildings.-The Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen, and span of Horses. summer and winter be- sides sufficient land to plough.-A liberal purchase money, if desired.-Enqurc of the subscriber on the premises.
 = DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem, Dec. 2, lS44. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
FOR 6 AIE,

Rlessrs. ROUSE & PRATT, D ZINC thankful for favors already recci- hD we'd, would state to the public that no pains will be spared under their contnu- ance of the business, in giving entire satis- faction to all who may see fit 10 continue their favors. Sa,netI, Plain Cloth. cotton and wooden Flannel manufactured wool carding and cloth dressing done at any sea- son of the year. ELIJAH RoUsE,
 H. M. PRATT.
 Bantam Falls, June 16lh, 1645. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
Do yoM want comforl ial sI,avis.g :?

USE FERRIS S CRE.l.Af S.4PO.NINE, : A NEW Compound for Shaving, which surpass- A cs all others in making rich and permanent 1ather without irritating the skin. It is also war ranted in all cases to please Therefore, any gentle man can purchase pot of the above Cream, and use it month, and if he is not pleased with it. can return it, and the money will be refunded All or dcrs for the Cream thankfully received
 F. c. PIERRE, Middetown Ct.
 This Cream received the first premium from the N. Y. Institute last fall For sale by Samuel Buel J. G. Beckwith, and s. N Bronson, Litchfed, and in all the principal towns in the State by Druggists Perfumers, Fancy Stores and Barber Shops. [1y3G HARDWARE, &c.--Trunk and Ches, Il Locks, Chsels, Gouges, Screw Drivers, Hand Saws. Bed Screws, Carpet Tacks, Knives & Forks, Shovel < Tongs, Coffee Mills, Cast Steel Spades x Shovels, Coil Rope, Bed Cord, and Fish Lines g .. VARIETY STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-14
Just Received,

A MOTHER lot of BaIzorines and Dress Lawns at "A less than the usra price, Carpe'ing from p o 70 cts per yard, Parasols. Sun Shades> Umbrellas, Calicoes. MousIin de Laines, Gnghams, Bnraps Crash &c. just received at the CASH VARIETY STORE
 BALDW IN & CANDEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
nErauds OF LawyerE.n

To the IliitUr
In The Tribune OF yesterday morning is COM
rnun;cation headed :. Frauds Of Lawyers, based
,,non very inaccurate report OF tral which appear
Cd in yorr pap.r OF The lst instnnt between Nelson
H,rrW ESQ. and Robert r. Fcr, Merchant Of
this CITY, in which the professional character oi the
former is most grossly assaed, rom an entire ms
spprehenson or wful perversion OF the facts OF the
case. Ii not true nor did il appear in proof mat
M Merrill snlic.ted business from Mr. Fox, but the
contrary. The defendants own witness Clerk
in his store a, the time, testified that after Fir. OK
had heen prossc uted for the Doctor bill IN ioiu, ne
sent for Nir. Merrill, and employed him 10 teiend
the salt, without there being any thing unusual IN
the manner OF his retainer. That there was any
agreement express or implied on the parto Mr. aier
rill TO Contest the claim and charge nothing Tor hs
services II unsuccessful, was efectually dlspToVed
ar the recent trial by the letters Of Mr. Fox himself,
introduced in evidence, which expressly recognized
his liability for the serviccs rendered by Mr. hler'li,
coupled with promise OF payment L ne isct was
Mr. Fox, vesed at being sued by DIR. hathaway,
wished defence inIerposed in order TO reduce the
amounr below $50 anI thus avoid the costs which
had accrued in tnat suit, and II possible, 10 defeat
the claim entirely, which cane within one doHdr oi
being accomplished. The legal errors oi tne re-
tsress 10 whom the cause was referred, toge thei
with the determination of MIR. Fox not 10 yield will
account for the results complained OF. Ii is an old
maxim that =" those who iciH dance must pay the
piper" however disagreeable that part OF the per-
fJmance may be.
have nothing to sav. Mr.. Editor, TO the mali
cous assuilant of Mr. MerriIrs good name in this
community. Such an assault from sn anonymous
scrbbIer, will do that gentleman no harm where he
is most known-but having been present during the
whole OF the trial referred TO, aud thoroughly ac-
auainred with all the facts ana circumstances OF The
case. | NAV say, that saw nothing ifom the be,
ginning 10 the end OF the controversy, which should
r. hect at all upon the character private or profess
sonaI, OF Mr.. Merrill-and also II appears
thoueh ht the Jury of Twelve men, mostly mercnants,
who nf-r heipg hu; few minutes. tound Il YER
dict in MS favor which is the best evidence we can
have OF the n-ris CT the case. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ll /. NJ
FRoM UARRIsBURG.-i nave noIbing Ci interest
from lnrnsburg bill Tor the incorporation
of The City Bank OF Phladrpmn, with cnpal q N5ipW
has been introduced but stands assured by hlnc0ro
member not the slightest chaice of being carried through
euhcr IIOe The $4,000 OF Rcet Notes ~ the lfea
sy wall not be cancelled but VIII be used for the purpose OF
beng m the stnc interest the ht OF Febrinfy 100
believe the interest all be pnd.
The appointment Of Attorney General ns been rendered. by
the Governor elect Fnncs *. shunk 10 John X. Kane ESQ.,
this city. second rate lawyer. and by him ncce-te
Ga Mondny State Treasurer will he elected Hen
James Snowden ot Nenanso supposed. stands The De
chance OF success.
Gov. SHUaK This diptingui he'd citizen, Gov
elect of Pennsylvania. arrived at Hanburgh th, mo
lng. and received with Military and CIVIC honor. On
Tuesday next he Will be nnuguintcd.
TRH CASE of RoBEkTs.-lbe situation o' TINS
stabbed Monday morning last by the EIs mt Cooke
still very critical To-day he does not appear quiet AZ
teruoon. took hts depO.on whchtne unfortunate man de
caIed his belief that he would not live 10 aae another oh
and complained of about the heart The Recorder
Immediately issued his warrant tor the ehrr-st o Copse, ybo
noon he Appeared before the Mayor who nceaSed MS
bail from $500 u 5000. which entered and Cooke once
more set ut liberty.
STOCKS The stock transactions TODAY were
light, and but tls disposition manifested 10 purchase
Pennsylvania Bank shares within the inst Two DAYS. hh'e
yhnced s5 shnre closing firm Mt the Second Board NJ sI
State 5, fell off to-day a. and Wilmington Railroad shares
There - such adherence Of relative to the payment
the interest due the Saiedeb the Is, OF February ha
am almost led TO believe Tie rrdr UH not be accomplished
despite the action Of the House
FIRST Bogyd.-sl052 Camden and Amboy Rd Bonds y;
Penn. Bk ad; do 25 500 VII Rd 6,, 1855 7sz: Noiten
Bk Kentucky s615.
20 Il d." ls3i Pennsylvania Bank. zd5 do 3s saoO
Stgt. 5s, 731l.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
Later iron, Europe.

We have news by express from The packet ship
OXFORD. which was of the Eastend Of Long lslard
yesterday morning. She left Liverpool on the iotn'
with London advices 10 the l5ih
Cotton fully maintained its advance already re-
ported, and was looking better. The advice since
the steamer sailed wns fully t. Since tho l3lh,
5000 bales had been sold nj full prices.
Nothing new in the Money Market.
iRrLASD was much agita,ed. o'Conneil was n
Dublin, and mad been making tremendous sPeechs +
in favor Of Repeal.
FRANCE Commerce wes said 70 be considerably
affected by the recent chsnges il the Tariff, The
ipporatons ffom this couhtFy are likely to fall off,
scofLASp.-Ths!e is much agitation IN The
Manufacturing districts.
SPAIN is more tranquil than heretofore, thong h
iher. has been another petty rebellion.
We shall have fuller advices when the Oxford
aomes into port. Oar News Collector was too much
in hurry 10 bring The papers. ltmay be that there
is an advance Of in Cotton above the rates report
ed by the Garrick.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

FOURIER CosvENTIoE.--lhe first annual Con-
vsnrion OF the Ne~-Eng land Fourier Society con-
nenced It's seseioa yesterday forenoon. George
Ripley, OF The Brook Farm Associsrion, was r.
eected President Of the society, and The other ON
Gers of the society being chosen, the Conysnnon
procreded TO the purpose Of assembling, nancy
the discussion of tue ol the evils when ~
fc the present order Of Society, and the ieasIop'y
OF a new organization by the adoption and practie@
manifestation of tne discoveries Of Charles Fouorf'
Addresses during the day and evening were 9aaS a
by Messrs. Ripley, Dwight and Rychman, ol ms
Brook Farm Association William II. ChsholnS
and Albert Brisbane, OF New-York, Mr. O"is ao'
others. The meetings are well attended. mucn u.
leresJ seeming 10 be manifested 10 hear the views
put forth. The Convention continues in sess'on
during this day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
r,om Noub,, yVoekJy Messenger.

Gy- Attention 10 the Teeth.-We have . ai"s.,
contented that Indy with go9d teeth and good eyes
be y and hence have always felt the necessity oil
ing arefuy TO the preservation Of se Teeth pa'ieaa
fem is. But ,bs hou!d be sss.SGel :" an esIsh
ncustnot who akes uD tie bIaneas US al
pursuit, bat regularly educated and practical nao
confidence and consideration and know OF none
stronger claims than our friend Dr. LEVEr. corner oil BIOS
way and Warren st. He has teen many years pfaeu'n1
this City aud there who have been under his care 90
have been perfectly sat.ied with his statement ID -
manufacture of Artificial Teeth he has SUPERIOR aaa = =
eminent physicians who recommend lin are guarantees oi
skil and moderate charges. lalI Steoo V'p'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

- THE Mosr SPLENDID SPECTACLE ever pr9snmesa Sg Az
fore mortal optics OF the Battle OF Bunker hh
the American Museum, and the dense crowds that
there nightly nfe evidence thai onppeciaea o
ing public IL descriptive OF iraugt win 1fie,s 60
the bosom of eyery behode ami its ol
has pronounced by witnesses OF the reality
wonderful. No less so however, the perfection o' st
i'm dD played il. and II indeed agncen WORK = nsn
The Iaovng anoIames the efforts OF skifui IT. t
ballad srger Of the day, and tarlne perfect little ;yS
dancer There will be afternoon entertainment ~ ~
ndny in addition 10 the evening performance Ipyoui,
sence for peep at the Otang Outang she leaves on N
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
The Trial at the Protestant Episcopa
Seminary

To the Editor af The Tribune:
The tIial OF the Students Of the Protestant Fps
copal Theological Seminary has just closed, and
hasten 10 give You short &C cunt OF IT,
|, was, as your paper stated II would be, before
the FacHlty OF The lnstution and not before any oil
the Bishops or other Doctors oil the Church.
1t commenced on Tuesday, the 9TH inst. with &
public trial in tne chspr OF the Seminary, OF Henry
McVicsar of the Senior Glass tson oi Prof NlcN. OF
Columbia College and Of J. n. Watson oi the Mid
die Class The charges we're preferred by Prof.
Ogilb,, who brought forward several students as
Witnesses There were, however, so many other
students named, during the trial, either as abeIters
OF the same doctrine Us those held by the accused
or rs persons who privy 10 The fact OF ine ac-
cused holding views OF a decided Romish tendency,
that Faculty determined 10 dispense with public
uia and 10 examine privately every Student in The
Seminary.
hn task has been faithfully done and iheEresut
s. tins four instead oil ficO, have been found guilty
oi holding VEINS winch contrary 10 the docIrne
OF the Protestant Episcopai Church.
The sentence which AR. hicVickar received was
a reprizna1ld from the Faculty. Mr.. Donaily ot the
DIOCESE oil New York, aud hir. Watson Of Della
ware were dismissed. hlr. Taylor OF Connecticut,
has NOT We, received his sentence but II Is Gnore
than probable thai he viii meet the same tale cs his
frieads MessTs. Donaily and Watson.
Watson, We understand, has returned home, and
Donal!y has been offered and has accepted an asy-
um al Dr. Seabury's,. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

" At the Coal Clico in the bui!Iing designated b the
Trsusion Sign which attracts much attention from passeFs
BY every variety OF Anthracite and Brmnous Coa be
had any quantity delivered The shortest notice and nj the
lowest prices for cash only None but the best kinds are sold
at this Office Price the hard Goals from S. 90 per ton
Particular taken this office TO adapt the Kinds rnd
es the several uses-which just impoan, as II TO
adapt the different kinds OF wood The least reflection on ms
subject will .atlfy any rational mind Of this truth
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
Cn-Dux,s Outside
its attSlnnnt

FIRST Pags-Letters from II Landscape Painter New Paper
from Iowu Apples THE Anli-Rent Troubles and the Go.
vernon Message; Reduction OF Postage; iioe from Ken
lucky.
Last Pqso-'The Blind Girl, Poem by Mrs. c. NJ Saw
yer Etiquette ON the Scaiiold Another Learned Black
smith Noble Act OF Gov. Briggs French Novels CONNER
ca and Money Mntiers Marine Jonrnnl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
BY This Mornings Mail.

E REyERpY JoHSsoS was, on Thursday, elect.
ed L. S. Senator from The State os Maryland Tor s;I
wears from the ith Of March next. The whois
number of vo:es in the House Of Delegates was IS.
Of which Mr.. johnson received GO. The remaining
o1 rrsrn hlarhs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
New-York LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Ihursuay, Jan. 10.
SsNATE-Various petitions were presented and
referred, after which Mr.. BARTLrr called up for
consideration his resolution providing for he
appointment of Select Committee, TO inquire
into the condition Of the volumes of the Natural
History. The resolution was ADOPTED, after hav-
ing been amended 50 to require the committee
TO report also the cost OF the work thus far and
the probable expense of completing it according
to the original plan.
On motion of Mr.. BocKEE, the Senate re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole, MIR.
JOHNSON in the chair, upon the General Bill e.
tending the time for The collection Of tazes. The
bill was passed In committee, reported to The
House and ordered to a third reading.
The Senate took up the Governors Message
and Mr.. Putnam spoke at length and with much
ability in opposition to the views of his Excelen
CIV respecting the Financial affairs of the State.
He was followed by Mr.. Barlow in reply and by
Messrs Hard aud Johnson, after which the Com
miitee rose and the Senate adjourned.
AssEMBLY.-A large number of petitions were
presented, and various resolutions, &c. offered
Mr.. Niven gave notice of a bill relative to insane
convcts in the State Prisons.
The House, after much debate, went into Com
mlttee of the Whole on The bill 10 reduce the
number OF acting Canal Commissioners TO three.
After considerable discussion, the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

uT The Loco-Foc members OF tho Legisia-
ture were TO hold caucus last evening to nom
mate candidates for the u S. Senate.