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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
BRIGHTON MARKET,

MoNr,y. oct p. lSij
Al market 5000 Beef Csile, 1850 Stores,
asnO sleep and lt-3 swine
paic,s -- Bcef Canis. -EItfa st75-Tnst
qpa'uY sl25 ant i,J0-sccond, stsI25
1hui o. srd. $40
Hd,,,Nng cam, Ne-N $500 No 81.
S.orrs NcATtngs s. \ :, two Yeas OLD
o. 10. three years old sl5a2i
Ni,ry Sales tom 81, To ISIS
.S,rtne A lot 10 pe1jle 1a3l-i for sows
md ia4ii for baruws A lot To close
.27.s 81 retail from 3i2to5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

4 Ssalt tr,tAesi a tat Pie Salisbury
y G Waichmsn has & sory stouta SHAKE
VIII two hcads vh,eh IS sad 90 have been
i..oi ty NJ G. Tcmr'Gon AMI rs
brher Elan T,mr.ton % the hrm a.
'he latter 10 Erdrll County The heads
were at each extremity Of the body
sni we're perfectly formed saws he Watch
msu ~. trp.' T. measured 6y. ie,l ~
.--' .a ,.a-.h. anj ga, ofs black color
The Waterman tells he Nory with much
apparent earr~snss. and wphcd 70 know
0ta' naturalist have 10 say about Tins odd
s.'psnl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
BOOT PATTERNS.

THE subscribers have purchased the
L right aud patterns for curing mems
Boots whole, by which there Is great saw
ing OF leather snd work The cumplng -
Dispensed with entirely, THIS - great ia
rentlon, ana we i've IN great country
TIC patterns are Tor sale Nv Nh m, ~. cytiy
shoemaker Anouu, nave se,t.
BURT & MASON
Rutland, Nov J, lsi5 IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

CLildrens aud Misses shoes Of al descrlp-
lions lev Ladies BIack Muhs, very low
also splendid assortment ct over coats Of
all rplots which ~ ~ ne sold lover Than can
te iuvnd in Me equity lew par of
u.atk double tWIlied Cashmere Pauts, slso
iarge supply OF fancy Cashmere pants also
large supply Of ssunett and iuiei Goth
pauts, a large s,TyE Of Niuser Vests also
hgufcd SsiIr and tlAek and light coloted,
from 81 10 ; 30 over Coats ron a. ~ ~ ~
Pau,s uom 50 10 $50 Also Gras S.'f's.
,,..ars, umbrellas, aud miuens Asp a
splendid supply OF oak and hsmiock tanned
upper leather, kip and cell SKINS, shoe Unread
aut shoe knIves
The sutscfi Der would Inform the public
that Ne has removed % the south cod Of the
Marble Store, where be o. ready % val on
ell ~ho NAV favor hlm With a ca, lie
would also return thaEks 10 the public Tor
their liberal patronage thus isr.
Casle.on. Nov 4, i-i3 IS ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

L.boa'uv The Ncw York Asylum
'af BE Blind has received 333 dollars from
its Great Woasn Steamship Company
t'.ns one lhiri Of ca, ID uSand dollas. TIE
'-m approPusiel 10 three charitable ms To
Zoos 90 iha. egy, oui OF the money coliec
,r1 o''he t'f7l 20 zee Steamship Gree,
hrE4.a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT, REnremer

STATE OF NERMONTl HE nremem-
Dlsulc, OF Rglland, s.. - berei that
a, stated probate court held at Rutland
wltAin and Tor sad district, on the 81 day
Of Dec A u. 1915.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN Whiting purpotung to be
the lat viii and testament OF WIN. Kent,
late Of Waihngtord IN sad district. deceased,
having been presented to said court ;oI pro-
bate Uy Wan. Kent, the Executor therein
mined
1t is otIcred tia, said will be referred for
probate and allowance to the FIST Monday
being the lst day of December next, aud
that a copy OF this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper ftinied at Rul'
land, that all persons interested may appear
aud oblec; to the probate thereof II they see
cause A true copy OF record.
IS HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

'NiGrf-rS According to the follow !n2
'iu1et 81 = letter. pub.i.hcd lu The New or.
'"ana floaVurc. wtriicu ~ IN officer of rh.
army At C"tpus Christi Ttc PCS, occu....
~ cen Isylut's Army Of Occupation can.
tot be paut,u.stly ,c>t.ablc
Seveuh Infantry Camp.
Corpus Chtis't, Texas Sept }, Is45
'flondA may lie tho land of promise. bot
Texas the land o. Varmiuts Ia clearing
&c ground TO pinch NY ier', killed a alter
m"ccasin about three O'Clock IN the nom
ny was awakened by Tia. barking Of q dog
lie had lusl run rattle snake 90, Of nv
rciRhool ; tent, when the rafting and the
laiklug reused inc--niue taules-capiuted
again LAID down, and when day lrutr a
Low nee kcd hzafd Was cutklnp his evc al
,nc. from lho fdRcpule Of nv tent I,ptauq
.p. GtIJeG my boot 10 despatch Inn, when
10 DOT VI the boot dropped a tatlntulA TX.
iaustej rom iright add latue. ! sank back
ioto ca'Ir. 1p souhrt down, than va,
compelled r-mdig tn abandon tic position,
a'Iug been slung ~ Tie rear ~ scoG.
Inu.'
BESIDES the ADORE m,. ..spS, lie lost avalu-
a.le dog by n AiisrA. lh> dog had Jumped
'tcIhOart. ten toal Ia ioilo~ hts niasiet
t'lLc shore, Wien tho Yoratlous monster
''.Ih, him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

HsnSfaG 70 B,aasr 4 ,.upg lss,
81 hs' form -'l' resided ~ Me- Rtehus q q
phio. sin'' ''t.s chiIdhppa. "a, jlsi frtti7,d
10 fgrn,t th.i ous Of i.sf teisptss ip Ene
huf tas 20 ss.sd srd .,n her 90 ooo.
ab"vi ne hsndtcd 49, r'-s,1 I've thousand
dollar. she hss ssfirt 'o' Lnflsu8 70 tskt
l'n''r's'sr having isf h.iIsln Or -haf,c Of
'Dun1 tlrik 90 ttatinrtu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

rINIIE suhs ti''ct woull give notice o. -
lucuds and PATRONS t'a' he r. now ~
teNlp2 a general assnftmc u 90
DIV Gonf' Gtocsftp Cyockrrp 4 Ia q
tcdrr,
among whirh may bc found large vsu'iy
Of Broad CLOTHS, Cassspmrtes md >auuclts,
Of almost every .iSlc and quality, NcAurts,
= splendid assortment Of Ladies iasm"na Ie
Dress Goods, adapted 10 ,he present and
and coming seasons, together with most 9th.
ct Kinds nf DrS Goods usually called for.
His assortment Of Groceries is also con. 'ric,
to Which the attention 81 purchasers is inNt-
ted lie has also large assortment o
Boots. hoes aud Kubbets II fashionable
style and good quality
The above goods will ue sold low for cash
produce, o. approved credit.
INMAN no kWOOD
pusfotd. oct s. 1915 AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

fFFEris NrFs ttfais
: n IAfn or o, !, VERMONT 3 nt'm.m.
at probate oour holden Al Carleton With.
90 ant for sad distinct on the 25,h day Of
OCtpJeL lSI5
Itsscrt. 4 Nstnef, Judge
IN application Of tNe executor II the lN.,
wi and tes,am,nt Of Frances Hoy. l,tc oi
C's'Istpn aiofrs,t. deceased. go rlteu ur
uuae Tor paying 0,c dc'ts agAinst the e.tbe
Of ,hid deceased. one wear
II IL ordered that SAID application L. heard
nn NC first "Wednesday IA Deocubet uc,, a.
thc Probate office IN Cas'Irton. aud .uurr
thereof he gwen 90 all pets'ns interested hN
publication thereof Three weeks SucresSivrlv
Ia tie Rutland Herald punlrd a, Rutland
previous To the Tune Of heauug ,a,J spphca
tinu. 4 truc cupy at Record. -
Il. I. LANunON, RegiIer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

A-h R'si E,iisF A large mce,iu z
~ rtpoucd TO have Letn h,ii IN Andes la,i
week sod very strong rsoluuons pass,d
1htcafs ATE mad, tbs, he areer shhli aoN
~ blood tcforc Van Ste hbugh apd O Con
nct can be tKocuttd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

MInsrsl ihs~rrrVi ~ No,iae-a Wa ~
80 lie Wisconsin Republican ssv. ich
s,erir--er. eff r"pps' All s'Its' ere fave -
c'fiiF tten ris'rvrte o. th0 NsY-uohis
u'et bY pay from tstrsn Nsy lur &C.
politician thinks these dtscuvafi~, vIli have a
500" inhucDoe upon The pfusrtois Vi Greer
Bay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
STATE uF vrrNO\T,DEn

STATE OF VErNONT,tI} ~ It fcmcm-
Di.'nrt Of Rutland :. ID ocrci ,nr d,
: special probate count holden ~ RutlHnd
within and Tor said district on the 9Th day OF
October lsl5.
Present, WIN Hall, Judge.
Daniel :, Ewing, administrator NJ tue es.
tate Of Reuben Smith, late ui Rutland Ia SAID
district, dcct sscd 'nie,tate. proposing 20 rem
der an accom- a It's administration Of SAID
estate;
!, is ordered TIA, said account he referred
ff examination and allowance to the first
Monday beng the ~ dly OF Decomhrt next
and that q copy OF MS order be published
thr,c wcoSs >uccos'lvciy previous thereto IN
the Rutlud Herald, newspaper punlcd
stRutldnd, shat all persons Interested may ap-
pear and nbleci,o the same II they see cause,
AIue copy ofrccord.
IS HENRY HALL. Register
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DIED

H. Shrewsbury. Sept 10. ELISHA johnson .,
81
10 lns vII,gc on 'hs 2sh ul', Susan 4
drueh'cr Of Daniel and Elisabeth Fisher
accI months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

" f. the subscribers, being appointed by the
" Ffohate couri for the district OF fliihaeen
commissioners to receive examine, ard ad-
Just all claims rnd demands of all persons
against the estate of
Caroip' Il MqHa,Y, late Of PoUhneV
IN said dle'r'ci deceased, represented insol-
vent andI also all claims and demands eNh,b-
tied in offset thereto and 6 months from
the 81 day of October inst. being allowed
Ivy said court Tor thTt purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that We Will T';rud
tn the business ofout said appointment attic
house Of Joel Beaman, N said Puultuev, on
the first Wednesdays IA January and March
next. from nine o'olulk a m, untl four o.
clock p m on each Of said days.
husHt hsmf' Comrn'r
paulInrY. OCT ~. 1919. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
uUiCs An MrDIrINI,s
PAINT. NNDOli AID tlQrORs ron
MEnICIN I'SI,S

ri = =. y y WI \ ~ liA tlAN fNN
uEDlClNAI USES
hOIT j. rERklNS having purchased
- Vie ,hop and stock In tt.dr, OF Doctof
lamir,oa .oH,t.io phyucians and The public
pr,eos,ve and select assortment Of pfugs
sui Medicines, and ihe ,auous tnsttuurut,
stl arpstatus. emp,oyed by r'ys,oisn, AID
auiIi,s. iut The f,hef ard cure 81 disc ase,
N'.o Vines and di,ulled liquor, lot medic
al ru'prses. of superior quAutt also
Paints. aul pure l,rseciOu AllWl bwul
- soid - '.c |o~-st p'i .. t' 'at sp
ptuSsf r,'..f. g.. tbs seo's au'..'.
De-, ted u 900 a know i,,Le ., urn q. -uI
preserved With mech cate. tus su. -. .t"t
dsucrs himse { that The profession sod "'he .
NIL moi rcete, snotdine HIN their rsifnnss -
Which vi, be gfatctul.y scFnos srd -
All new Instruments and ertmical remedies
on hand or procured at shof notice
PERKINS
Casileton. july %. lHt' 3tu
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A FARM FOR s4ir

as !: !: !: !: :: !: 4:
eNina house aud good
Dafn 500 other ~ piidIugs which com OF
irsy dsmsnd ~ continuance nav teruire. --
H','nrIng " u are - acre, OF cho,c. l,nd
$50 20 sst.s of woodland shoo, one u.fls
'rm me Abo.e. II Ice, In Pn,slnrd aui thsrs
- I'D Young sugar ,fthsrJ and a good
"''hsf' "' itut, tfrss ~ said fstm % - .,
peasant place ~ can be tiIui n th~ coon.
~ SID vel wa,.red u. = SQIlIR
Kulara. Nov ,. 1913 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

Ts,sr,ap afi sJrore ,arrot fne
Ard mls ~rh ssll an apply s,S rouiuce
eve uf 81 ntchN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

..- Dr.. .''m 800. us .att
Ie I. 800 war' ~ ..estet afd pu'ra .Yt. b..
ard isT' : wopl, sheep and lsmt's Poi. o A.
kinds ~ llsung snd Shrprg .,., q
mD.' A.ars ~ County PfDfu0s vLtlh ~
- taken m rrchsrge fut hlswuts
WANTED IMMEUlATELY
fret rate Jourrrynau iausf. one wto un.
detsibnds oil bT4nrhts 81 lie husineSs To-
whom guod eooouragensnI and pslm.bspt
.Il.allun sill b@ gives.
Ruiand. JU.s. 20, 1855 sIl
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ARRltl. or THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT BRITAIN


LARGEST Siilp ~ THE WORLD
IIt> Ju" Aft'sd "a Ne~ lot1 sni
1 mnng he many c.iugs spoh 80
htuut ,t. ~as istge invoice ~ NATt II
- srI JENEIRN ss cheaper tsie ihsn
over ~ss btuueh, over before sni az iucs
" GOLD save 10. he sub,,tib,t was l,e., .' sr.
made ono of the largest 500.
BROOCH, ,oto Rutl,rd touatt.
isr The iolowias - NN Ev
tie m,n, articles ~h,ri. vi, bc - ...
50 eI.rtcd loN pHss
Cad Enpn.D le,eu, 5000 g. 100 on
A., hnf ~ ga to = oO
T. Lcp,ncs 5000 n 900
Fi,trf lrNrfs 80 10 lu - 90
anchors ?? on to lsna
/ l.cpinas 90 Co 2!.oo
Nuge engagement, ,stipus pauetni
and makers 90 tn | 90
gold bracelets. hrret mugs, breaches. bosom
pms, s.srl and shawl pms, god, gtu and
ptaf st1dds gold and silver spccncles. do
and 60 peu,is, gold and silver guard. nerk,
vest aud fob chains, siNrt ware ni aI. sands.
huc pocket knives. COD auI sItct kcys,
sgls>"ts and sbcars rhr.c. and purse tum-
mugs. gold teais bugirs, hsr K, whilc, steel
and eiil 80 gold pens. trcl &c. plated and
brass spufcfs 4 tfays.Ntttaunis sstots.t to-
ir and bass NO. siungs snd tostu, Hon
nfnPs 4 SONS best needles all uuutets
plated ware head and hair Ornaments. accot.
di'us ard mu.c hnNes Thermometers, to.
reihct wtth thousands cl uthct articles N
his hno vhl.h viii be so,' - low a, tho
low est, iu exchange fot mos, KINDS OF coun-
tfy produce, md tot tic want thereof cast
wi'l not rc refused
Y : Watches repaired IN the most care
ful manner. also clocks, mustcs, instruments
optical aud mathcma'iedl Instruments repair
cd ard wat'sn> 10 give Subtraction or n,
paw VIII ~ CHARGED. 81
y II TIE subscriber would also tstntr
to the luha' 'u', of Ruutn sud iis vt'lui
IS TO-, 10. 70, ,.a.. ..,ple,. al... .t,t' ~, o.,
say tu.L unless he can receive the patron
a.c of the public he will be sea coming on
OF the little and 81 The --
RuulnA, October II " BENNETT.
Remainder rcrt ucck)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
HALO THERE. {!

4 N,u Arrirai Of Boots and Sho'', Rrady
Made CiohiHg, HAS and caps 81 the
Latest Fashions, cheaper haH sreT.
II MONlllAN has lust returned from
~. New York and Boston with large
,t IA. .t,t. (.t,n.Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
TO PRIN1LIN.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRIMERS FUR
NlSUING WAREHOUSE

y
THE subscrb,ts have openrda new Typo
Foundry IN the city Of New York where
they tre read, TO supply orders TO any extent
for airy knd Of Joh or fancy Type, lnk Pa
per, Cases Galleys, Brass RpIe. steel Col.
umn do Composing str -, thas =, aud cV-
erv artio!e necessary for Pruning Odice
The Type which arc cast IN urw moU,ds,
from an entirely new set Of matrres, with
deep counters, are warranted 10 lie unsur-
PISSED by any, and viii be sold al pficca to
suit the tunes
Printing Presses furnished and also steam
engines of the most approved patterns.
\ B-A mhchlGist con-t,nlly IN attend.
ance to repair rtc,ses and do lgh, work.
Composition rollers cast sur pnnlGrs
Editors of Newspapers, who boy tiree
umes as much type - their tl.ls amount to.
may give the ABOVE stI months Insertion n
ihrlt papers. S1d send heir psycr7 contain
ing IL 10 the sgb.rrbera. 3 ON
COCkROTT a Overhead. c. Ann ct
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

FRESH ARRIVAL Thus Day.
~ II SABlN x co arc now opening a
-. complete assortment Of NHfct Goodt,
comprising every variety and stNlc ni Dicss
Goods rous Cords, Gimp.. Velvet Ribbons,
Fancy Silk Points, &c &c.
Also Black and Blue Black Bfoadcln,hs.
Beaver Cloths, Plot Cloths, Casslmeres,
tcsungS. Linseys Tor chtdrens wear, to
pcthct with a complete assortment Of GRO
CERlES The above.Goods are offered fnr
cash or ready pay isiH' eheoprr Man ertr,
II II SABlN q co.
WallInp ford, oct. 10, lsi5. ~
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+ NIlt)kI\ti

Il He subscriber hbS lu.t tc'Ctc from
\cw Noft tho American Thsh,on. io,
the Fan ard Wlnlrr of lsia-6, and IL now
prepared to execute with dispatch all Kinds
nj garments In bis line. In me most lAshlona-
bic STYLE. ard ~ cheap as At ahy other ostah.
ii>tmcut IN tho county Cutung Done io
other, TO make at reduced prices Car ard
examine the fashions Tor youtssycs Wien -
Won want any work done on moi An kinds
Of produce taken ~ exchange Tor work
WANTED by tho suhsctibef two or three
good Iolrnc1mcn Tallors, to whom constant
employ mcnt and good wages WI bc given.
JOHN F KNIGHT
b, Rutand. Sept Is lsiJ 30 SO
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PLAYING, VISITING 81 BLANK
CARDS.

GORGE COOK. OF the late firm Of F'y,
~ Smith + Cook. tor pe pasI sI ,c'fs
manufacturers OF the c. 'ht7tel Bsulot
CARDS, would inform tho punIc srd the
patron, Of tho old establishment, No. II ful-
ton-st., where he has Away. been employed,
that he continues the manufacture of oil the
varieties Of Playing, Visiting and Blank
Cards. heretofore furnished by the establish
mcn,--snd tina, orders Tor various kinds v ~
be promptly and faithfully executed on az.
plIcauon to his sole Agents, Messt. Ely 4
Latham, Il fulons,reet, usual discount on
Tor cash, or to those who buy 10 sell again,
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ONCE MORE n TOWN.

ONCE MORE N TOWN.
.nREL COOK '.oud INFORM his lormsr
~ customers and the public thai lac has
opened new HAT STORE Inihe building
heinnging 70 Alansoo Dyer near bis lsve'r
whore be- IA ready to accommodate AZ 9Th
Hats and Caps 81 superior quality aaJ at re-
duced puces, for ossh, or on ss favorable
terms '.' approved crcGi aa al any esiab-
I'N" IN 'N- r'l-" lls vnti 10 al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

Books, Stationery, Hanging Papor,
Fine Pocket Cutlery, &c, &c,
all Of which viii bc sold at far prices for
cash, grain, or on approved credit.
Rutland Nov. 6, ISIS 45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
GEnRGE W. sTRONG

1TToHstr Asp coCsstitoE AZ Law.
oTTcE osTEs l. HstElS stTesS
Rutland "
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LOOK HERE
mr. BanUtag's ratcnt Lac.

lIAs f.r. uo'S ~ W duss. tt
III whi,btn sgpA sbs tlsu rr' c'hst
instrument In u~ And toe ,ulso'ibst
determined 20 con, nee tho puhn,, thcvl
thst 10 hs al his crn expense Any rct.er
Who reed. AZ Instrument 81 the klud. 10 m
,us4 To- call uhi. house snd receive one on
tual fo'i~o week, GRATIS. tftho, are not
altrajt convinced People are ecu 'onsd not
TO believe reports derog aioiy To This in,slu-
ah,s lnsturcoi " ost,s,n doetrts who may
- crested IN ~ - Supporters ~ OF
.,. we'd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
NEW ARRIVAL.

w T. c STOD-
w q. DhRD has
lrSt returned from y
York, SD ~ now re-
c.'spg a large and
choice assortment oI
n II
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NEW GOODS

Ca.,le,on. Julv %. lsIS.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26
VAr1pf1Ra.


william Smith, brother of Joe Smith, the deceased
Hoimon prophet has been held 0 bail in Philadelphia
charged with publishing libel Benjamin winchester
lad named Geo w, Alien has also been he'll to bail 10
answer for a libel on MIR. Ross, writing master.
A machine mas been invented at Chicago which prc.
rises TO supcrcede the Of spades BY tho assistance
OF Two yoke OF and two men, IT will dich two
Get deer by three feet at the top snd eghsen inches at
ths bottom, at the rate OF 20 roods per day.
The Greenbush School, located in Morris county New
rsy s 10 h. removed 10 the building erected by the
sew. Or. Hawks, at Flushing, Long Islsnd
rhe fame OF the delicious orange Of st Michsels well
il being large article a import ino o her places
ras annual export rom s. Nichae is stated about
o 000 coses, valued at Ell0 oo9
franklin Paynter, sen Of he Hon Lsmutl Paynter.
as dangerously stabbed in The abdomen with a knife,
ing fracas which occurred in Phede iphia Friday
Btrht.
I Our venerable fellou-stzen, Col Henry Purkit,
.red his pinetieh year on.Nonjay last He posed
be the only surviving spectator OF the famous Tea
rty, which ed the Of tea in Boston har
,r, previous TO the revolutionary struggle Boston
'fsr. Jour
Hon George Morre late Chief Justice Of Michigsn,
lied the sh inst He held the office both upder the
territorial and s,ae governments snd possessed tsln
4 an elevated order
The New York herald., 1845-03-26
TO CONFEC TONERS.


EoR sALE-The ock l Trade sad good will OF one Of
vim years lease Of the PREMISES from the hrst May
above of opportunity VI prosecuting the business
eesuy rarely to be met with For pareaars. enquire ssa
Broadway. mae Assc
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Tows ELEcrfoNs.-We have returns from 81
counties OF the State In which the whes have elected
2s7 Supervisors and the locos whig majority So In
the same last year the locos had AZ majority,
king the whig gain lo&
The New York herald., 1845-03-26
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINGs.-We are indebted TO
Livingston Il Co., for the following letter.


Livingston Il Co., for the following letter.
ALBANY, March "a, 1S45
The usual routine OF petitions presented to the
ouse to-day The Allegany county and lumber district
country asking for such discriminating tolls lum-
er carried canals the tolls may be graduated
ccordng to the value Of the ertice carried Such is
not now the case all dc scriptions paying similar toll
The subject Of discriminating ,oiis.oswego via Bofa
sent the Canal Committee reported to-day. majority of
the committee Mesis Sears, How srd and Porter rsport
tgainst the petitions The minority Of the committee,
essrs Coe and Bevins report the following resolutions:
That the canal board be directed equaize the tolls
Ee, and the Erie and Oswego Canals that the Oswe
route shall not have the advantage the Erie Ca
or NOR snsh ~ per cent on the tolls paid and
ne tolls charged on the Welland Canal.
shall be discretionary with the canal board to equs.
re such tolls on the opening Of the navg aton in the
month VI July
These and the report are made the special
der OF the day April 3D. and that day NAV ex-
ect an interesting debate
The conclusion come to by the minority Of the COM
at'es although more favorable to the interests Of Buf
PEOPLE want
How does the matter stand between Buffalo are
swego in the matter Of tolls
oil on barrel Of -four from Buffalo to Albany. a5c.
on Welland Canal sc oswego to Albany zoe. 9sc.
Difference in favor Of oswego,. TO
And so in other articles.
is now proposed to graduate the tolls such msnser
that property coming in the canal passing Buff
Poy W Iz3 cent beyond Nnat
would be paid on property entering passing out at
oswego. This the bnfalonsns consider requiring OF
aem laS per cent more than is required OF oswego aud
Though they admit that il places them better posi-.
on than they now occupy the feet they contend,
these resolutions adopted will be- to drive busi
ness Oswego with the view of saving the addi,ions,
Ter centage.
The House passed the bill auhorisng the connection
cf the Dansville slip end basin with the 9enesee VAL
Canal, almost without objection and without smenc
The hill more trsctuay to punish unlawful attempts
ltee having charge Oft bill TO suppress c.nousness
% report complete The bill imposes Imprisonment In
he State prison for term e years II death enruas
abe mother child; and for term two 70 Ave years
the State prison for administering the drugs where
+ eib does ensue
la the the Ill for the relief of the New York In
tue for The ind repor for the OF
ne Senate Notwithstanding this hall way adverse re.
oft, hone the bill will pass.
Most Of the senae session consumed in debating
What MIR Senator Foster said on lrtan occasion last
sson, IN connection with private claim bill II gave
rise to an acrimonious discussion wsy credabie to
ne Senator'S and Of interest the people The claim
lats are probably the only parties no will suffer be
iig thus banded about.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

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