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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
TWO AMERICANS HUNG FOR MUIR.
DER

I"IHDh, NOV, %, TNFI
The wagpn-mas,er Meeks, and teamster
Dennis were hung to-day, IN the large pls-
IA, al l2 O'Clock, for the inhuman murder Of
a Mexican boy. About 5000 Of Gen Pat
letsnn's command were drawn up to witness
The execution. and there must have been at
leas, an equal number Of MeIicans present.
Meeks addressed the spectators alter tho
rope was placed around his neck, warning
them TO abstain from shedding blood as he
had done II, and lamenling that he could no,
have met different death. HIS remarks
were sensible. He threw himself upon the
mercy ofGod, and was praying aloud when
The drop fell. Dennis made no remark -
They were attended by Mexican pres, aud
lnteIpIeteT.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
AFFAIRS AT MEXICO.

A correspondent writing from the capital,
IN his letter Of the 10Th ult says
Yesterday being Sunday, rode gu, to the
PASSED. Neuvo. and'wss agreeably surprised
to see the large number OF ladies' present
The Passed was thronged with carriages,
private and public, each Of which contained
two or three lovely senorellas. The fair
dsmses are fast losing their fear Of the bar
barians OF the North About one half OF
the officers OF our army were also there, mos,
OF them mounted on their sple ndid American
chargers, among whom ! noticed Generals
Worth and Pierce.
To-day Capt Sanderson, OF the mounted
rifles, discovered the whole apparatus and
machinery which had been used in casting
cannon near Molino del Rev. They have
been sought after a great deal, and their dis
covery reflects grca, credit upon The gallant
captain.
This afternoon about five o'clock a greas-
or was whipped "a the plaza. lie had at
tempted to kill one OF our soldiers. and was
sentenced 10 receive one hundred lashes-
twenty five on every Monday for a month.
Nearly ten thousand Mericans were in The
plaza, and assoon as the whipping commen-
ced they began TO throw stones. About a
dozen Of our dragons, how ever, charged
upon the mob, when thry dispersed IN all
directions. The gresser was then whipped
and taken back to tho guard house,
There were one or two rows last night,
which resulted in the death OF one or Two
soldiers and some thirteen OF fourteen MeIi-
cans.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

TprsrArr OF ArrAiRs ~ IRELAND.
"A, represented by The Eneli'h papers
b, the late srivsl, both N regard to disease
snd death, misery. tnpluo and nnrdcf'
indeed awful The want and destu,ion
preyaillng smongr the peasan'ty tern
slc- Wills death " making awful ravsgc'
.mo,vs them A letter from Dublin has
the following Ins,snee
In the Court Of Chencery Maaer Mur'
phy called upon the Receiver IN the Cause
of Osull,,sn ~ O'Sullivan, TO accounI.
when that gentleman stated the appalling
TACT that during the last year 'hreo nun
drri Of the tenants had died and were IN
,etrrd 10 one trench The receiver added
,hs, the boldings OF those persons nre now
all unoccupsd. The estate l'cs IN the
county Of Cob.
Armed bands OF robbers are sind TO con
,inuslly mira the country, ard the report
cd murders are recorded By dozens
Dublin correspond, Mt OF one oil the Lon
don papers says
You may Judge pretty well by tue
newspapers what the state Oi thus country
i, DO, there are dozens Of murders and
ou,rsges committed on common people { |
which yon nevc pee aoy account IN the In
gl,sh pspc. Men hunt and shoot with
brace OF pistols 10 their pockets, md there
/, scarcely n landhoder who dArcs to 60
out after dusk even IN his own grounds
will give you M instance OF their daring
As the son OF Major Mahou was gong 10
f his father. funeral, q man came openly TO
his carriage window. and handed him a
notice saying that, II he dad no, alter his
conduct to the people, he would be mur-
dcred 10 the same manner rs hls ihthct had
bcon bu, he has very wisely taken uc
hI nj, and has len The country altogether.
Ills inrm houses mud cotingesaro all destroy
ed, and The whole Of his property s TO be
ltf untitled and allowed TO run TO waste.
The fact is, the people will not pay their
rents TIL the ground, or give up the pos
session oltheir HOUSES or farms. You will
not wonder that all the people are armed
when tell you that n capital muskct and
bavonet can be purchased Mt uuy lronm on
gers shop Tor IS
/ In Liner ick, on the evening ofthe l.t
inst, the police on patrol a, Caslietown
Conycrs were fred on by gaug of Rock
i,e', aud they returned the fro, shooting
dead one Of the party and making two prls-
oners, one Of whom had been Disabled by
bayene'.
On the 9Th Of November there was
very severe storm on the west coast OF Ire
land We have accounts 9th deaths OF
twcntvfour pNor fishermen who were lost
with their boats, oil Of whom left lamliles
A A
mon, who were returning to small island
with provision. for their Starving families.
and who braved the storm that they nigh,
reach home IN season All belonged 10
county Mayo
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Dec 80, lSi1.
sr-.rr MIR Brcesc announced the re.
81 "1 ~ NJ Ca. as a Regent Of the
-r.'', Hi lrsii,u,iao The Vice Tresi-
..g.ti, al;.griIcd te on the vacancy
s li v5s reported by Nj Di1. md pas
81 .-'' rIiog the requisite proceedings
l'''s as, 4 tho harque Can on
y K,r.'dy Johns5u's resolution vast
i.I'.l RAP for the number q volunteers
.tEef,i isto the 'epicc since tie beginning
number OF deaths number Ok
I. ti' purchase lhe Madison papcrs
90. So, - isI2
~ Cas- moved the p-s,pcn,ueut II pri.
=. .l.s AXE up the hi.l To- ipcr,as, tbc
ar Nh Calhoun opposed the motion.
.ai 4eti'cd tbc t.seussi a. ~ has resolutions
'-.EH do s. ate proceeded e. action 10 lhis
t.ltlH ~ CsS thoaghl the discussiot,
o. .s. r.s laa3us cgu.i have po practical
,a.t .- iir passage q toe hi' 1, va
HH..ls.t Go the ceuuiry G. have The army
..-. a. vfl.gt delay
Nr 'a-'.1 srd VI B.ui.1 1,url o.,
re>'a'us-r though 90 aJr.. sea t.Nc
rrtrtr.f .aHu.r. -, latter tbourit
'-r 1850 .r, g Nr Calhoun ts4 az iui
r.f'1.i lc1r = ,1 thc ans an ol supple.
go Do granted
81 A... Irsau.a,.y opposed i-sr
ST. Ha.r Hr.aaard ts, var essentially
.,..r n rs org aai progress tic so
t.. f.r' ''s tore 81. rr,u..ie -a~r g
goo t.e raaI cause u' i.r var
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

1Irsin,d "A caucus composed Of the
Wig members Of the Virginia Legislature
VA, held at Richmond on Wednesday eve.
ulng last. when the following resolution was
adopted almost unanimously
Rcsoiccd 4. the opinion Of the whc
mcmb,rs Of tho General Assembly of Nr
piura, That ZACHARY TAYLOR will be
= most acceptable candidate 10 the people
Of Virginia, for the Presidency and that
he viii receive from them mos, Jealous and
chGcnt support
The convention also adopted resolution
IN favor of holding a Wing State Conyen.
ton in the Capitol at Richmond, on Wed.
c,jay, the I'D day of February next, for
The purpose a forming an Electoral ticket
for hc approaching Presidential Election
and Of taking into consideration the propri,
cty a. expressing the preference Of the
Wing party Of the state for some person a.
ht candidate for the Presidency and al
SO ofthc propriety Of sending delegates to a
Why National Convention, should one be
hereafter assembled
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

Funeral ~ SenGior Fairfield The
funeral proccs formed a, the boarding
house Of the late Senator at half past / o.
clock His body wss conveyed tbence 10
tho Railroad Carr aud delivered 10 charrc
Of Mr Clark, Representative from halne
who accompanied 10y the relatives Of The dc
ceased proceeds With bis charge to saco
Maine, where II Nill be inferred in the fam
ily burial ground
The funeral was attended hy both Hous-
rs Of Congress proceeded by their officers
members Of the Cabinet officers OF Gov
ernment, aud OF the Army aud Navy, for.
cign Ministers, citircns, &c
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
TO ORR PATRONS.

A complaints have been made by many
subscriber. 10 several towns Of the county
a. It regards the irregularity in the re
cepiion Of our paper, We make til" FOL
loving proposition. which We think must
give them entire satisfaction. From
che cOunne nccsncnt OF the present vol
umc Of the Herald, VIC propose TO send 1t to
all subscribers Who will receive II BY mail,
a, tho low price Of SIPS per year-And for
clubs Of ten or over. where all can be sent
to one address--tor 8 90 each subscriber
At this pnce We shall Of coursc--in all GA =
scs--cIPcct payment TO be made IN dd-
vance
As WI are coon to be placed in telegraph.
ic communication with Troy, New York,
Montreal, and other important cities, We
shall be able to give much earlier news than
our subscribers can obi ain from any other
source No paius or expense will be spar
cd on our part to make the telegraph useful
to our patrons, and We AK in return all IN
crease Of their patronage.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

HsJ"A distressing case Of death from
accidental poisoning occurred in the family
of Alderman MengIe, Of this city, pfrw
days ago A preparation Of arsenic and
sugar had been put upon plate and placed
in the cellar, Tor The purpose of destroying
rats. BY some unaccountabIe means Gas
The poison WINS supposed to be out Of tho
reach Of the child) lutte dnugh,e named
Isabella Amelia. between three and four
years old, discovered the poison and ate Of
IT. About haitian hour elapsed before the
family were made aware of the terrible
truth, when the best incident AID was call
ed in and every effort made 10 counternct
the effects Of the deadly mineral, but IN
vain. The Iinle sufferer, ahef lingering
in great agony for twcnty.siI hours, eIpr.
ed -lRending UPa) Gazette
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

-hich w Asvs bad shsrre q this paper -
We have IN cosslBson 10 say that Il shall
oosssnss 10 hs osH chef s'm 10 make sse
HeSA. ,ueh p.peras shAh he s='ey Of
tie support api ra,ron.sc o, the people o. The
county We shall make /, hrsi our especial
aim y keep !, entirely d,rcsic8 Of such mat
ter AIN our Judgment tends 10 demC''
alisAtion and IN our selections, Ne shall
nos ~ ever nsc or etno~i crrieArors 10
exclude al matter calculated To pardcr to
dcprAvcd and ,itiAtcd taste, aud seek 70
trescn, 20 our readers such = shec; A. may
improve and elevate We promise nothing
moro but upon ,bu, promise, &c claim
continuance Of that supPurt ~h'ch bAs herr.
tofore been % generously bestowed upon our
weak tulcavors
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

70 Bs'oc-sary 70 s'Pe@iss tho Fuha It.hi.ns
AID -. saupsxA
W. Cursss 'rus ,bs esmrnssir, On Pest
0ec-, snd Pet RssAs r~psteS ,nia,
sytslailan asrce,sAs ne Po~t~s~<r 8sncrAl
H. repcv ,bs his coaiSses Soc the IN n.-,i,
"a Il ,l-s great ssssthcsn mail sud sshsd
%, sSuedIsts c-,n,ideraiior--fradt vics
Os Hsllan 4 VIZ Joass q Tshpess~, ii
vas referred 10 the eumn..ites q the vhol,
80 tie Stie 4 ne Cricn NJ Ccgru
moved r,oounIsraiiop. With ,,cv D. ris
immediate rsysAFa
4 dictate cssuod between Msssr, Cog
On u ts. Ctas Bfoss Rect. Joe, AL
uth~rr
~ Jobn.or mcred to lay Tho M.t,,p o.
ths table
NJ s.heark novel 90 Al ,ournmsat 81 ,-h
vt' carried tiJouroed 10 Mondsy
Washington DEE 30. Ist7
Nani ssitoH CopEr,nod The SeuAt,
has confirmed thc uymin ,tiou q the loo
John W Dsti.. late Speaker q the House
- Comui,siorcr t. China g. take tho plar,
vacated b, ~ death oflhc Hon AlcIaud r
" Everett 49, that 4 CYl RoSan. g.
Narl"s g. tai, tie place ofCB polk also
q " Niie. g. SardiuA
Ue.i,ra Narieahon A Tlcgbrlic
despAtet. dated St Louis. be. 20. says
The navigation !. closed in III directions
On account cf icc and lc~ state of water. -
There IL al ,ut ten fee, 10 the rvcr 1t CAi.
~ The weather is now wet aud warn. 49,
The Portland Canal will uot be open TOT a
week
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

MEXICAN MArrERs Nothing new has
been received lately from the scat Of war
il we except some few particularsiu relation
to the difficulties existing between Gems
Scott, Worth and others. 1t seems that
previous to the arrest Of Gen. Worth he had
called for court Of inquiry to act upon
certain complaints which he made against
the Commander in Chief, and this court, oy-
or which presided Gen. Quitman --cxcul pa
ted Gen. Scott on every point made by
Gen Worth-and found Of course the last
named officer, at fault in each Of his posi-
tons Out Of these circumstances arose
the difficulties that led to the arrest Of Gen
Worth
We do not know that it is strange, but
it seems misfortune tina, two such able and
accomplished officer as Scott and Worth
should after couqucring the enemy seek SO
soon 10 conquer each other
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

t''s'r 20 iefw hti fst'iy bssa 'ssfr
sYttc sa 3 Se-ss f-ssssse, cs~ss,
fUr 80 -. Hsi ur ami,s' have isf
v.t.s tft ..' rrrs 80 at4s by ,osss,rs
'..t. .'.,I So Ssrsaosi l. "a rsis.a
iF.f b3t tanrsrn,oF ,A,i' ,tt,-
rs o. fs"sl -.bso,,ses qs,sioa b.,
SCI t.tt it-t,sc1 20 80. cain sse Dig
'frt 49, -ti'sss. foi ss ,As.l iolk ft
80 'ehss s,,sv, 70 a., eesrs g. it,
f.r IS. s-py faT 't, ,o,f,,2ss
siyse 80. Be-. Af,t .tL~-h .,iA.
e. tEt.r
- ~ lsinp n4s ,hstiv .tst
~, rfai~ 49, 60 q g. o'3~s -- 80 pfs+rp
t'fA e. GTtr ao, bsns ia ssd.,---.ro.,
..-l fis4 - Bel l,ea ,s,ts.'sd -rh pa,
"f .f rtfistu .aig.n, a ind.sns ptavtng
Irf iss' % - tWSh ~ sns o, pss clearly
20 - rssst o. sb1isi, slavery W}jhto
Ht ls.t. ~ lisIs rsss 10 rn3stuood
tH sastI. B'scics % to SenA'c 10 lsy
.t gI.rfs q itb etsucisr 90 tho ,sbjc
. o. r'tt..u ~~' 'bon ssuj,A 10 The Wee
'..t.AH ~ iiste stpfrs,sd a hop
o. su.f 80, b, lsii sron ~ ubir but
ti.4 ~os O hr tccu',5 The We Prs
If.' o. nr't s's'y rsi ihe eas-,ion IN ths
"li - u1ssd bat rLs peE on b.
l.,. wen tic ,stis Nr ua;s ssh b.
hf ''e'd 20 sech ro'Ion a, that made
H. Vac p,'ssdsn ,ai3 he, was pre-
- fr % T. The n,osirn Mr. Wsseot
d" fai'sds Who sets nsIt TO Mr. Hale aid
Do 'rr 30, 81 tnst. that motion Mr q
. q rnje' The motion 20 lsv or the
uti. BE- saAfd 81 The yea, ard nsy,
tt.r riyrt Afrts fcy remarks
.rr ST. llrfr,n Who | uoA. t,iooi to
-tt Nc moioo Of NJ, Ntteot'. ih,
s.''H.a VS. 'skrn NJ, follow. Ayes 81
N0' 10 ~ ne Wings from he F,te
tifs Mo ere rt~seh md Mt Under.
Vol from keniacky' 'uo,e3 against lay
Hu' r" be mite. The Loco / ocoi from
t'' t'.. .-i Si,.e Ssai,. voted 10 av on
''... Including Bu ituty and Fal'
tL' NJ ne Anterior Of New fI.mp
tai,. ana Ndr, Of 6,
. p"unn bring hos lal in d,gn.
ff,v. NJ Hale 'a1d ho had one more
f.ul o. ifnn -j',Teus Of p.uu,ylvan,a' Of
.fa.-,t ,imda' 10 thc one before pre
'.o1b Before lctung ou, Of hl, hsnd
ttu.,,r lie would say that We 1--we m I,
p'''ai % ,ho world 10 which no subject ~.
."aoa 10 Zoology and the ,cienee, escapes
utr'. .,ailon
TIE 'p''H OF rnveSigat m h-d bccn car.
- itf. N some branch, & ,cteocc. ~
.''n. 90 throw suspicion upon the Chus.
.'ah f4-aiy 81 the creation and 10 cast
The plnence OF the Supreme
itat, ~ 'he Un,vcuc E,cty matter
r-I'y human inquiry had b. On prob
% 10 90 puck by the freedom Il inquiry
.ei Lu sge p~tmHcd md en- h,encd
.I.'t d7.oion TOLERATED Bat we have Il
rs Institution 10 lbn country which
'7'fy ncneo political power, and which
-' mont. By tho VAR, h1s caused -
lH''rn- lhr nation raios dab oil huuIf,Js
npn no. be spoken oL nor will
fine rrop'e upon l.c subl,c,
N's'f'- by the SeD.tc OF the
e. r,s 49, eulhfou,d amij US
.r'' ln7,f,i5It 20 .ho ryc OF rra.
'-r 'sn lntru.ou winch ~ s,cu.
't '.a nse'u .7uaa ttan'ceuis II, o,h.
r.' sr! rlnnsi ,Sa.i, Gs,,. aboyo TIC G.J
"i I- -
Z nrrien b,,0c rc15 Nr Dcrisn
'''i QUA 10 r'p'y ry to the gentleman
r-r N-y H,rr,5,-c. tn, The senate h,d
'Ne tple 10 winch he otrcc',1. from
r.t-- f,uaud.ns ,hs'ue matter cau
20 7-ll1 those petitions + dscp.s-I lu ,hl,
'rl. would lead 10 ,ccncs ofi1mYl' anl
''''" b. an' Of passion which had -hahc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
TmrPoRrLAxpAxp Mammalian

IHE PoRTLANDAN MONTREAL RAIL
RoAD.-A writer IN the Portland Advert.
81 states that tho completion ofthr Allan.
nc and ;, Lawrence road to Pans Cape
will absorb the fall amour, Of the subscup-
ton to The stock, and beyond that limit ,
The present means OF the corporation nil
not enable It 10 90, lis extension to the
Canada line The wrter declares to be the
great object Ia view, and hr wishes the CT.
y Of Portland to loan scup to The corpora
uon to he amour, OF ~ 500 900. that The
road may be flushed
The Portland Argus say. that contracts
have been made within few days Tor for
~ miles Of Raids for The Auau,ie aud 81
Lawrence RaiIfoad
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

Reported Resignation u Senator Col
quit The Washington Correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun learns that Senator Col.
quit Of Georgia, who has gone home to
spend the holidays, does not intend TO re
sumo III. seat but will resign for the remain
der II bis term tn" correspondent thinks
il probable either Mr. Scaborh Jones or
Go:crna: NJ Donald will receive the appoint
mcnt, for tic uncSpircd term Of Mr. Col
quit.
The citizens Of Springfield, Mass, at their
town meeting on Monday week, decided by
large majority, to petition the legislature
for a city charter
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

A DAWN THE SoUrn - The local de
parmenl ola N Orleans paper Of the i7th
Dec. contains m account of n row 10 tbs
Common Council Chamber, 1--WE should
think such Council somewhat uncom-
mon) IN the course of which Mr. Mackey
threw an nkstand al Mr.. DE SsulI's head,
hiuing him on the temple and scattering
the ink all over his face. Ia he evening.
one Mrs Amelia Holmes Proceeded to the
house Of her friend, Mary Church, and givu
her a severe dfubbing with n cowbidc
much 10 the amusement OF a highly eKcI-
ted crowd Of spectators, and greatly 20 tho
satisfaction Of her own mind, disturbed by
the grcen-eyed monster On the same eve
ming, Two brothers named Remeroz, were
severely stabbed in an a1roy and the a
musemcnts Of the day were conc udcd by
Mrs Margaret Miller, who whipped her
husband within nm inch Of his life, and
was bound over to keep the peace.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

Remarkable .Irrea of Rogue We
mentioned yesterday that lady Of his city
lad been robbed Of a gold watch aud think
ct, b, forged note handed her by little
hoy. pufporlmg to come from friend ask
ing the loan OF It Ca enquiry It appeared
30, transporting httic fellow VS. accostcd
On the street bl man with bis face half
nuHici tud solicited to take the note. On
returning 10 hiu with the watch. the villain
gave ,hc boyG two shilling piece and lefi. 49,
The husband Of tho lady robbcd on being
informed u the circuus tsnco suspect ted the
fraud and slight circumstance p0intcd o.
Young man IA New \ otk WHITTIER be- went
100 cumpany VITA ofhcer Southland taking a %
bong ,bo lad only about ten yean q agr IN
g1rsuu of him While passing up Broad
~af v.tr NV N.'k oflrcr thsy ret a
stranger VI .m the lad lHdrntdci a, the
villain u'5 b-1 deceived him The fellow was
.-,n brought 90 4 confession b. the address
4 tts afcer Zoe vatch and lis appeAdsreg
v.rs restored aui be taken into custody e.
answer boo rnmc The arrest 10 ccrtsialy a
rem-rnls case -[Novark paIy iiy -
De-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

Tux RAILROAD TO I'M PACITIC-
Governor Brtb Of Ohio. hes sent a special
message 10 the Legislature Of tha, SAFE
giving reason, Why 10 h'' opinion, WIN
neys railroad ought 10, to Be bu.ll under
Government ro'fonagr he ;ays the
gran, 10 Que nd vljua!, his hei, ssngns
foreycr. Of a letrlloay p.eIs lhsn twice az
large a. ,he ah7le sGis4Qess J, mon
opo.y 700 moasrop' Is DC ,era.,I a q
f-7 -.I.rf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

"Sovrr Ssrrcndcr Among the many
scteniious sayIngs Of brave men IN war hat
uttered by dutch general stands pre-.emi-
nent HIS Roman opponen, ,ol him II
would be useless i1r him to bold out a. he
held the key u al bis supplies vbereupou
,be brave Holander said. "Ifall else oil ve
WI! feed upon our ici, arm aud fght with
TIT r@Nt ra'hrr than ,irld T. t.r-g,, r
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

Sup rmr Court In the action Webster
". Abbott, before our supreme Judicial
Court last week. question Wa, started
whether marriage contracts entered into on
Sunday Wcr, valid Tho Judge and coun-
sci however, all agreed that they would be
valid a. coming under the head Of FORKS
oi necessity o. charity Portland Ar.
gus
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

br.h - haaHg We arc informed
trsi p.0u,. NCaue vas tilird While bias
ua- r,rts atf-r deep cut ou tle Worcester
ari Na-aea Railroad near the i've corners
ue N.rtt part ~ tss town. about . co..
r..-i eH TAur.ds1 .a.t { blast had ba.n
made and lrurE uJat' rrsde i5r on. iter
aai v...s ,he ler.crr taf sicrrod tow
.ge. i.F q i4.s o. ttp..elu t,.E place by
ala tbs deceased url stlsl up4a tbs
ra.k va t.rvH h-. b. the az aal .a-
saaaI A.r- l.tIs surpased thst tb.
p.u4er .eaitel By ,.e Co.. % Cor pre- us
hasi rsuAia,n- .u ihe crsv,ees ~ the r,el
I1s .errr ut. fat ral msry wears a 10
l-.r8-. .1 ths t.foe-s -ayf Pei never lrev
r. .r-ur Hei.U
' r-.ifr T-rt
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

FITcHvILLr FAcroRY BURNT The
Norwlek. Ct Courier states that the new
and extensive Cotton Mill at Fnchville,
owned by Mr. Ash Fitch. took FIRE and was
burned down on Thursday morning
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

FIRE. We learn that two barus contain.
lng some fifty tons Of hay were discovered
to be on fire at about four or five clock on
Monday morning, and all was consumed -
As these barns stood some distance from
each other, aud as the fire from each was
discovered at about the same time it is fear.
ed that the fire could not have occurred
from accident.
The loss, We understand. falls on a Mr.
lianuman OF Arlington.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

n@-Mr, Clay was to leave Lexington
on The ooh or 9Th ull, for Washington,
TO auend TO an important suit IN which he IS
engaged as counsel before, the Unned States
SGpTcamo Cour.