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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Crops in Georgia We have during
the week heard from almost every pnu OF
the State. One gentleman, who has mad.
an extensive tour in the upper counties. in
forms Us ,ha, ,hcWheat crop will "a, Weld
much more than hal! as much az ll.nt Of
las, year. The cotton is shor. but the
sans generally good ,nd j, is his opinion
that # the months Of Jane and July are
seasonablc, the crop will be a very good
one Every thing depends upon warm
suns and occasional showers lie i. deci
dcdly OF the opinion that the quantity OF
land planted IN cotton is less .hnn is grner
ally surPos,d-very many having planted
largely OF corn, IN cons'qusncc Of the un
Promissg appearance Of the whoa, fields
The same remarks are especially true OF
the WrTern snd Southern couni,ss
Macon tCa) Mes.
Tie Wheat Crop in Miehgan.- We
hear no complaints ubou, The hes, pros
pect n thls section Everything look.
promising throughout this aud The neiyh
bonng oouri,s luirct he paper. through
ihe State, that say aoyibinc 90 the subi.c,
speak well Of The prospects -GraaA RAP.
Laqmrcr.
H,aiher aud Crops We have had
delightful, GENIAL showers, 10 the rec ION o {
country. suce our last, the sdeci Of Which
sheady very visible upon the crops, pa,
,ohe he.1s, and vegetation crn,sIly' Tho
Spring gfaln' especially, nre eIps1iene inr
the good etse, oi the rn,ss. and II 4. To BE-
hoped ihe serious appearances Of shorl
crops, from Jfoulh, are 10 good m.a,u,,
removed. for The presen, The wL.s ~
many places IS pan redempioo ~ bad ..
pesfance resulting more from ,h. s,,,,,,y
o. NE 20" inter Than from sny Mher
cause The ny Is deprdsiiag on such fields
No nave ESCAPED the severe hoss OF the
" inter- md IN many places ,hirl Of lar,
y'fsy"'i VII moi b, fcalixed We hone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

fof u kc~. though we fr~, the wc'- ~
is'n Fail r'a,n are concerned - Wash
PEW Rep Mayo
T' Crops ~ Orange 60 VI f--rhc
io'h Whie SAYS The Young crop,
N 'hs county have heen lsnru,sh'nr Under
The pressure 9th, dtou,h Tor s,mc week,
pas, but on Moodsy ~, were ehcer,d onh
tam. he Summer crops must now, "
The sun docs his part come for~ard r,nii.
~ md the ~heo, and rye. though eon.i
'tabiy injured b. the eolI Of an op.n WIN
Ter, promise neatly mn average Weld"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
\ SCENE IN CAMP LIFE.

\ corresponds, or the Boston Bee. wri
ting from Ma,amuras under date Of MAY
l2,h, gives the following broad joke PLAYED
by the Massachusetts, boys upon one Of
their officers.
We had great sport here night before
lat. We Struggled about dozen donkc,s
into quarters, ono Of which We tied to Capt.
- door, said officer having rendered
hlusilf famous for his clustering manners
The donkey remained silent until We made
desperate charge at it with switches. when
it commenced kicking, braying aud making
other noises peculiar to rs tribe. Cur don
keys were IN the passage. and when
the nilrighled Captain opcn'd his door, we
were mounted, wrapped IN our blankc,s ,
he supposed we were so many Camanches
and the way h. cut AMI run was a caution
10 Crockett The noise awake oil the Of
iicers and men in the barracks, aud when
they bched the Cainanchc cavalry they
laughed long aud loud"
I he same writer also states that Major
Abbott. who was acting Colonel Of The reg
Imcn,, had rendered himself very unpopu
lar, and was hung ia c1isy by the ,ol.
dlcrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

sosernm.u, has snnullcd the duty On bat.
ics. fys. os,.. huckvh<Af. ard mar g. the
ao,h 4 Auru.. NIT IT, Belgium. .r.in
,ca.e sod All kicds a pull. I-sasocs. rice
,Aii sid ~ iiods q smoicd uics,. aic a,
,lA'od rec 70 enter Up TO tLc IL, . soboT.
Isis
Tho sctorn. - an ir,cs'mcr, ~ tie
EippcrH a. Eus.ia "a tie Eu-..sh ,uti, la.
pfotgC II a great 'crsa,iob a, Pan. ],
IA deprived The recent in,cs'mcn, & tho
French fund. ~ - character ~ exclusive
Friendship 4, ,,c French Go,,rnmcu,
The Iomcrip II barcelona. If the Sd.
s'a'e. TIA, the Ncsiran pri,a'eer Tuico.
. Vera Crur. carrying orc gun. and crew
& tiir,y-.hr,c men. had captured in the
waters f'i--. aud through, into Blrc Iona
&c A~~-'~'0 Zip CAnncll,s los ,rus.
Cant Ldwn l.iilcheld. !, Ing from Ponce.
IN tia Ntar oliian coast. t. Tri~.c. with
coffee
Letters from Lisbon of,hc 3o'h announce
az outbreak az Lisbon tho preceding day.
in cons~qrcrcc " n conspiracy g. libcrl,c
M poli,icial prisoner.
!, i. stated ,ha, Ahi-d.Kaaer through
the Intervention 0. 'hc Spani.h Governor Of
Nc'hilla. had rendered hs submission to the
French
The marNc, town q Grca, Sylou,s. IN
tie district Of Bihar. caucl, IRE On the
l7,h .: April. and one 9Th @; i, Was lsil in
ruins
\ grca, assrmhacr Of German singers j,
abon, g. be- held n, Bremen which s,o lc
attended by 900 vocalits
The Lord Mayor of London gave stump
tuous dinner a, the Egyptian Hall tho other
Jav TO the Csbinc, Ministers. their ladies,
and number Of .hcir supporters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
STE NlBOAT RACE

In" great S,camboa, ,nc. h,,n,,, H..
I Wand, b., nnj the Oregon ,,re o.,
yesterday afternoon ACCORDING to rt.,,...
annouuc'r,u,
Tue I Vanderbilt l,f the wharf n, ia
4" NJ anu alicf taking iufn down ,hr p,y
came UP ell Casllc Garden. wLfr ,Arpf,.
80" came on, and the two boats were q,
cured together by ar single l,nc A,loi,
'hc word was gwen To cast oil, ani wrh
Lar start away they went
Al 1886 " they wcrc sbrean a, Bar.
clay street a, ll%l n, Yonkcfs. ho,,,
neck AMI neck a, ~ at Picrmon, Loo,S
!" The same position n, 1884 boa. IN IL.
same position, not q, an inch ha,nr l,,n
gniH,d by either.
i" founding the flag boa, y, III, hoa-
the Oregon beng INSIDE the C. Y wa,
bhg'd to shu, OF her steam and ..ek
her h'ad"ny to prevent her from run.
nlng icul Of the Oregon TArouyh
some mise hsncc the engine Of the G. 4
was stopped for about minute, which y,,c
the Oregon good start, which wa, No.,
rcga'ncd by the Vanderbilt The perform
"ncc OF the Latter iar exceeded the ,,pcc,,.
ton oil her o"ncr She made - jo,ut,,
per minute the Oregon 22 2al!,h way
up The t'mc ofihc Vanderbilt from Bar
clay Stree, round the flag boat. and return.
ne 10 The same rom, vas 3 hours H. MIN.
u,'s-dis'ancr Is miles.
Mr. VANDERBILT, expressed himself highly
pleased with the e,nil,,nunly conduc, O,
Mr. Law. AMI hopes that ~ a mouth OF two
to give the boats another trial The Van
dcIb'l, could scarcely have bfcn csptc,,d "a
do as vel, as boats on Their fist tf,al mo
scarcely ever Us efficient, as m'y ole ahcr
beng IN use two or three months. W.
think the Vanderbilt. will Lc The tastes, boa,
Of the two
The object Mr. Vanderbilt Ind m view
~ running this race, was TO satisfy The pur
chascrs OF his boat, as she had been sold
subject To certain conditions, which this tn.
oil Of speed has filed to their highest salis
faction.
the condnlons OF the sale were tina, She
WINS To b. ns ias' rs my other bon, aaoa, IN
the United States; she IL to be tho
strongest boat OF her weigh, that was ever
made in New York prop,lL by scam,
nni as good sea Boa, as any nav,caln
Long Island Sound
The ngcn, for the purchasers Lcr on
bonfd, expressed hlmscIi satisfied rs 10 IA,
speed lie ins also taken the opinion al
hosI rate ship builders Us TO strength, aud OF
old and cxre'i'nccd scam,n ~ To sen quail
ties md their assurances nre also sa,,,ac
~ They therefore consumma,,d their
purchase through their aeon, yesterday -
IN. Y Cour 4 Eoq I'd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
~-The Len se~s frsm Eurcp~. ssss.v

S-The Iss ss~s frsm Eurcpr sssev
a By the Hibernis, has ns 10 already Known,
caused great sdvanee 10 oil varieties Of
Srrsdaua,-sni m-ny re hod etc 'sen,d
wuh the bcl,,f. tia, evea here. the prcs,n,
high pr'oo Of 0our, corn. Sc, viii cause
suffering to the poorer classes Of our own
people This fear. ia our opinion, Is n
stounilc. one, AMI even in il, worst aspect
--if,hc prsscn, prec, should continue ior
a season 10 only ,iI,e, would be to tai'c the
price 81 day labor ard ,hs would make
all even or 80 neatly so n 10 proven, oil
serious consequences Bat the present
high prices 81 grain cannot, 10 our belief
be maintained Tor sny length o'nme -
'Chsrry' has done ker ~ot. i" sending
boun'iiul supplies ~ the sarsins pcrn'a
',on Of Europe land now Os matter OF
course, spectators md kafpics arc dom :
,'eS IN attempting TO monorol'sc he trade
Of such necrs.atics Of life rs we have LET,
THIS game cannot be played here, for any
length of,:me, with even ,olorab'c success,
and these gen,lemeu will crc long be bro,
NJ with n I'VE, sail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
Ih, rr,.,r, lh., l;rn Wm,h h,d en,.rrd

The rcyort that Gen " c,h had entered
fu,bla i. fall, confirmed No qposiii n
va made % " orshs entrance into the -
az, e Mexico santa Anna. in .ti,c 81
b. THREAT, and l-ra.,ing,. inncai Of oprosing
Gen. WortAs division, made a prrcipiia,c
r,,rcs, before the advance e. cur ,ic,osi, Is
afinv
licrfcia was clccicdrrc.li,n u, on a., 18th
q Nay, a, The cnyoca,ion o. Congrcs. al
,hc capital This lools as il Santa Anna
vas na 50 popular With IL. coun,r,mcn q,
rcc.n, accounts from Mexico would have
" believe. !, is NJ, stated VIA, yo,cSan,a
Anna received .or the Presidency. although
1t j. vel know u that lie wac candidate. and
,ba, b.. friends were jealous in advocating
hi claims
\ ,raia going forward With suprlic' for
Gen scott army. has been cut oii nnd cap
,u'ti By the enemy. fOur dispatch does
no, ~ which train it was. or VIA, was its
ya'u, Til. mus, b. expected. until rein
iorccmcn's arrive a, Vera Cruz ia sufficient,
force toprc,ec' tho provision. IN uniiiou- &c
;ha, may fIem time t. time be forwarded 70
the army.
The departure Of volunteers kom Vera
Cruz cxcccls tie arrivals almost a. tour 90
one
The yomi,o las no, yc, made It's APP
r,a;ancc a, Vera Cruz as an epidemic.
although the weather is insuf,rally warm.
TIE health Of the troops Il, headquarters
is generally good
The wounded at Jalala are doing vel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

I.J"Wc formerly heard great burra
from our locofoco friends in relation to the
travelling Cabinet Of j. q. adams, aud
once upon time, il we remember correctly.
the now venerable aud time hunorcd Tx
President was advertised in almost every
locoioco paper of the north rs runaway
President. lie was supposed to be some
where in Massachusetts, and a small reward
was offered for lis apprehension and safe
delivery at Washington where it was
said a President belonged As we
hear nothing Of ,hls kind now from
these gentlemen, il is 10 BE- supposed TIM,
they they think II Of liuIe Consequence
where Prcsilcn, Polk docs keep himself
whether IN Washington, Virginia, Texas
or Mexico. The last intelligence leaves
him in the odd Dominion, where he is
undoubtedly 10 earnes, senrch utter that
Jui,,c. who Father Richie asserts, has 'ex-
pressed the opinion lha, the present admin.
is Iaion s!he most popular with the pee pl-
Of any since ,ha, ofWa.hlng,on'." Perhaps
the Presidcn, may also in this excursion.
learn who i, was tho! elected John NJ Bo.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

nfTbs Sr.rS - iAe Ags. N Q leos' Thy
d,sQupn,on on polinesi msuefs, snd things
IN general. says, 'she qses'oe ofs Nation
al Bsnt, has become es,irely obsolc'c--
and the wh's party have abandoned II as
non-,s;enusl to our national eA,s,eoes--
no'u ahnsnd'ns the run Which ~" pre-
de'cd to follow in the lfoo's'ops') Of i''
dow Mall"
five remember a'ish, a small srrink
ling Of 'fu,o' dii follow M the footsteps q
the dolrnfaN Of the ins,i,u,,on alluded to
blu, 1.-The wings have as the Age ssscrs,
abandcnci n--ihcy have done more than
can BE- mil of,he icmas the locoto
CO party |, IS now, We believe, some dox
en- Of ycau s,nee this monster had an ~
isenec, and yr, 10 very ghost sill haun''
the day and nigh, dream, Of the leaders OF
tbs immaculate party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
yroN 1HS
EAT OF w 4 u .

- IL - y ~ u ~ n So
7hc capture 4 Pu~Jia after SHARP
Flight II Gen Santa lima
The CAPTURE of Gucri2dS-- Hrrrcrd
Eeefci President-lN More 7owas 7aken
II Snp,l'y Trc'n ~ or. 'fa.fs -.
Tie CIR of .inother Bl,:lr in
Prospect, Sc. Sc.
From the New Yurk Herald.
BS the steamship Palmetto. a, y. q.
from Vera Cruz. We have ad,ccs from the
latter por; e. the 22d Of May.
Gen Worth entered Pnobla on Tie after
noon Of the 18th May. after sharp skir-
m.h with party Of Lanccrs sent out t.
oppose bis advance. -Four Mcxicaus were
kllcd-no Americans.
Santa Anna had been in the cit, n mo-
ment before our troops entered. but let and
pnshcd ou toward, the capital
/, Vas reported that Gen. Valencia was
between Pucbla aud the capital. Il. the head
of | 900 men, to resist Tie further advance
o. oul army.
The result Of the Presidential election
was not known. Santa Anna. Elcsiasa.
and Herrera were ampug the candidates.
Sauta Auna is SAID 10 have had consid-
cradle force with him when he passed thro'
Pucbla. ,ar.pusly estimated from 800 TO
10000
Captain Mayo, 81 the navy. who is now
Governor OF Alyarado, started on the 18th
uli for Laliscoyan. At bis arrival, the
town surrendered to him without any rcsis-
trace. On his tcturn he was fired upou
ard r,esed Ni'ls'ipman l'rnglc. with five
sea'nen, were badly wounded. DIR. Barton
bad been appointed the President Of the
Board Of Health OF Vera Cruz
A party Of Gucrillas was surprised aud
taken, close by Ne,acru,. They were 10
in number
Captain Mason, II the riHce. died on the
18th of April. There ia ru,nor aAoat
that the Mcxicans had captured wagon
train.
An extra Picayunc. issued on the after
noon Of the 18th contains correspondence
from Kendall at jalapa up to noon Of the
alst MI was quiet n, pucbla; the people
appeared satisfied under the presence oiGen
Worth
Reports state tha, Santa Anna had ar
rived at San Martin, ,wcnty-cich, miles
from Pucbla, and it was generally con-
coded that the main force of,wclvc thousand
men at Kio Emo were preparing ."r another
engagement y, tina, naturally strong point
II j. also stated that fifteen battaions Of the
National Guard were being thoroughly or
,anizcd AT tie capital. and there was a
prospect Of another hard fight, considered by
many certain
IL is rumured that General Worm was
in pursuit Of Gen Santa Anna. beyond fu-
cbla.
Nr Trist was still at Jalala, the object
Of his mission. .,r' ,r'
The train from Vera Cruz, under escort
Of Capt. Walker, had arrived.
Gen. Shields had suffered al attack OF
plcurisv. but was recovering
Three guerillas were killed, one wound'-i
nine taken prisoners. 4 large number OF
horses. muskcts, pistols aud ammunition, Ne.
captured in the affair heretofore mcntion-
ed
NevAirom Vera Cruz states that the pms
oncrs brought TO ; iial were severely dealt
with
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
AMERICAN ART UNION.

Ia another column will be found the ul
veuisemont Of this eAcel,n, association :,
and although we have often directed
attention 10 the obj'c,s Of the Society
We canno, refrain in the present in.
stance from saying few words more in rc
lllIon TO this matter not rs IL regards the
objects Of the associations they being sui
fcicn,ly stated in tho advertisement, but
simply to impress more fully II we can, the
duty ofcvery one who can in any way
conveniently. aid in the support Of an object
so entirely national and worthy. The success
Of this association hns been such rs must
highly crafty its projectors, and yet has
not commanded jus, such a support as an
institution Of lis kind is propsrIy entitled to,
and especially in a country like our own,
when as general thing our weakly men
have no, the taste or the inc lina,on 10 render
such nil 4 encouragement, to our native ar.
lists as is absolutely accessory to secure the
advancement, OF nn among US. We make
no complain, Of this it is no, expected that
men who from carl manhood 10 the grave
are eager in The chase for dollars and cents
can stop to render aid Gr purposes such
as were contemplated by the oricina,ors cf
the association Of which we speak ; these
men can at their death leave large lcca
ccs to their children make large dona-
ions to colleges and other scminari,s Of
Earning OF they may make large b stow.
,ncn,s upon the many worthy religious 50.
ce,ics Of the dny-und this may be pan
OF their mission We fnd no fiuI, with
this bu, there arc many very many n.
mong US who can have no ,reasonable) hone
Of dong thus largely for pos,cri,y, aud who
We! may do much By small contributions,
as they pass along TO aid IN The work Of I'm.
provemeni going on around them. 10 all
such who feel to encourage the arts, and
who are disposed to lend their aid IN The nd.
vancem'ni OF a correct taste IN matters Of
thus kind all who are dcsirous OF seeing
the elcvatns and II 6ning influence which
such advancemcn, ever produccs--to all
such we would appe, AMI as; them n least
TO examine the claims Of The Ar, Union to
their support and favor.
We are informed hat the engravings for
the members Of the pas, year will be ready
for delivery in the course Of the pre.rn,
month. We also learn tina, the c,rcum.
stances Of The Society will enable them to
do Ear more for the subsc ribers OF the pres
sen, year than has ever been done before
Besides the two large engrnvngs, The
jolly Fla, Boa'man' and 'Syb,r which will
be distributed to each subscrber,- an IN
usually large number OF valuable paintings
and $50 medals IN honor Of Washington
Allston will BE- distributed b. 10, TO mem
bcn Seventy splendid paintings are al.
ready purchased and are now Oh public cx.
hibi.Ion q, the rooms Of the association ia
New York.
As will be seen by 'iV advertisement, +.
W, Hopkins is the Honorary Secretary for
ihs county, aud will receive and transmit,
subscriptions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
BREApSTUFFS AT ALBANY.

The Albany papers state that SINCE the
opening Of the canal The prescn, season.
large quantities. OF -four and
grain have received Within the four DAYS
ending on Monday OF this week, two hun
bred thousand barrels Of -four were locked
through INTO the basin And a, every Yves
ern port says the Albany Statesman, and Al
every pom, on the canals, -four and grain
are acc umulnting The large prices have
caused q genera oulpou'ng Of the grana
rles o! the great Ws, The Warehouses
and he usual means o. transportation are
utterly insufficient to meet the oxiscncios
u The times The receipts Of corn, rye.
~ heat, and Hour OF the ',de water b, Albany
during the month Of May, were abou, rs
iollo~s Flour, $4,000 barrels, Whea..
30 0eo bushels Corn, 10000 bushel.
The following are he receipts OF hour
,ud gram received into The city Of New
York, by way Of lhe HUDSON r ser up to
lan Saturday Wheat -four, 1922 Dbl,
Corn, il3,a0s bushels Wheat 1881 DO
Aud from the opcaInc " River navigation
non to Saturday Hcnins-Whea, -four
36O22 Ltl, Corn. 55o5li bu.he.,
Whoa 1871 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

John Quincy adams The venerable
Washington and lclt again the next day for
Philadelphia On lis way home. We are
happy to learn that though he is s,ill quite
feeble, his health is improving.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

omplimcniary Seven Ca1ho'lePtc'sis
OF san l.uis l'olos, have issused . long har
rsncu-. OF inasms,ory nddf'" Some idea
Of It's character may be formed from the fol-
loving extracts.
THE Csb,oc, q, Washington have nu
thorIz.d 10 pefprrnlr, IN the pt,sen, age o
horrible ctmRc --ratc indeed III the annals
Of Me world "
But wha,can we hope from a horde Of rob
bers, des,duie U! humanity --moos,cIs who
bid defiance to the laws Of nature. when
they even insult, rob and con,erun God ia
his holy ,,mrle7 When man enters on
u career Of vice, and throws us'da the reIns
Of religion, the insensib'IIly and obduracy OF
which he Is capable can hardly be b. lle,,d
What can we expect from these Nanlals,
vomi,cd from hell TO scour2c the nations,
when we know that they worship no God
but GOLD, uni aspire 10 no happiness bu, the
Qualification Of their brutal passions A
wise writer Of the laa century, has sand,
'thut man without nuy religion. who ap.
pears only to enjoy his Iibc,iy IN dee.
,royias aud dcvourng
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

4 S'cre CASE in .i5any-I.a,t week a
Mr. Duchcng Of New Orleans, arrived, ac-
companicl by two colored children, one II,
and the other III years Of age, who had been
slaves, in his possession. Some persons fclt
It their duty TO a,icmrtto get these children
from their master. The case On a haboas
corpus came before tie cour, Mr. Duchoug
declared that they voluntarily accompanied
him as servants. and were to go with him to
France. and that he was willing it should be
left to their opinion u 60 with him as such.
or not. Both the boy and girl decided to
continue with Mr.. Duchonr, and the case
was discharged.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
L. T. 4 T.. Il RAILROAD.

The decisions of the Directors Of this
Company, on The bids for grading and ma.
sonry on the IS sections Of the road no,
previous y contracted for were made on
Friday last, n, tins place The diaern,
sections OF the route were let ne follows.
Sections l. 9 3, 4 & ) to Hall & Myers
g, 7. 10, -, IL 20. Marsh & Co
Q x Is Brown 4 Eros,
u! II 10 % 20 ll.cher& Warner
IL, Is, u. Dliien a. PfaU
"a Orms5ee & Co.
5 IA 4 from q to 81 inc iusive. to
Chamberlain, Srongs & Co
These contracts We learn were a, prices
entirely satisfactory 10 the Directors, and
much below the estimate Of the engineer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

F1y-!'r' &. Y ewr-r. ofWos;crn New
York viii give Public Loc,ur. on Elecu.
ton this (Tucsday) Evening. 4, the C.ls,
House. q, - o'clock. Prof :. come,
highly recommended from Gov. slade and
other distinguished mon. arl W. ho.pe,k
fof him fun hou,c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

Connecticut The House Of Represer-
la,ivs has adopted an am,ndm,n, to lhc
constitution Of The State, altering the tine ol
annual 'lecl'on from April to November,
and changing the sessions OF the I.eg,ll.
lufc from May To December The House
foius'd TO pass the nmendmsni c,unding
The night Of ,ofir,ge 10 blacks The vol,
sioodaye, 40, nays IS, not he necessary
two birds ofihe Whole hoD~ TIE prop
o.Ii,on TO give the ELECTION OF Judge, Of Pro.
bate and Jus'lce. Of the Peace directly to
he people also ia led by similar votes
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