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III UTUAL
Life Insurance Company

OF BALTIMORE.
nj EW ENGLAND BRANCH, IS DOane
In Street, B 'stnn. GEoRGE M. CHALwlLL,
General Agent for New England.
Sub Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
COthren, Eso Agent.
Garwuod II. Atwood, N. d., Examining
Physician
Local Board Of r. ustees fdr .Nsu ENGLAND
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
c F. Adams, Col. WIN. Schouler,
Rev'd S. K. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson
Ephram Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schouler, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient TO meet the expected Losses
Of this Branch rom its present Business, are
now Invested ia New England Hnder the SUI
pe'VIsIon OF the Local Board Of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
Will be done from month to month hel eater.
Per order: GEO, M. CHAhWILL.
General Agent.
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ESsse Os'ris Tooth POsUde1'
Prepared and for Sale by =. M.
HOOKER,
Office over the " Variety Store"
2w Is.
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ERANNlSi & co having been appointed
~ Agents tOr the Mechanics and Farmers
fire Insurance Company, Of Slockbridge. MISS.
alteTs to insure Houses, Stores and all OtheI
insuTable Property, on as favorable terms as
any other Company.
Litch6eld, July II, ls4o. 10
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ALL persons who are willing to
assist in improving the EAST HILL,
are requested to be in attendance
next Wednesday.
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PRQRATlR RlEnnR1n.
Diatrici nf Canaan. ss

District Of Canaan, IS,
Probate Court, July 18th, le40.
n STATE of AMI M. Judd, late Of Ca
- naan, in said District, deceased, the
AdmInistratT represents the Estate insol-
vent; ana pays the appointment Of Com
missioner thereon. Ordered, That Com=
mIssionerS to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors of said Estnte BE-
appointed at the Probate Office, in Canaan.
on the 9TH day of September, IS49. al q
o'clock, p. NJ. Of which all persons in in
lerest will take notice, and appear. If they
see cause, and be heard thereon.
A Lrte copy of Record. Attest,
+i2 MlLrs T. GRANGER. Judge
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NEemorandnln Rook r.ost.

o'DV9A8V3 SSNA0NH8A8 dWVVN dBVSV0
OST by the subscriber, on Thursday
~ last, small MEMORANDUM Book,
nearly filled with accounts, &c. The back
cover contained Calendar of 1886. Who.
ever shall find and return il TO me, shall be
satisfactorily rewarded.
CHARLES VAIL
Li,chfeld, July 3Oth, l849. i2
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Water running up to yo@r House and
Barn vithoUt labor.
TINHE suhsciiber would respectfully call the
L attention Of the citizens Of Eitchfeld Co.
and vicinity, to this ingenious, beautiful, sim.
pie and useful Machine, 90 completely dsrted
20 their wants, particularly 10 the agricull ural
portion of the community.
By means of this Machine water can be rais>
ed from Brook 0r Spring to House and
Barn, or to a number Of them, though they
should be 100 feet or more higher than the
source, and howcveV distant they may be If a
prnportionate fall can be obtained
The Machines which make will raise wa
ter IS feet for every foot fall, causing il to run
ia steady stream as from an Aqueduct run
ming down hill Mrre than 1000 Of these Ma
chimes are now in successful Operstion-are
not liable a. get out 0f order ARE easily prs
.ected 4, ON freezing, and th0se who have them
in use would not part with them for double
their cost.
The suitable size for driving pipe leading
rom the Fountain to the Machine is IRON l tn
I'd inch, Hall or 5-Sinch il suitable for dis.
charging pipe 10 carry the water rom the
Machine TO Hodse and Barn
Lead Pipe and Pumps.
The subscriber continues 10 manufacture
Lead Pipe for Aqueddcts. Pumps ER raising
water from Wells, Sarings, Brooks oF CisteFns
The sd6striber after twenty years expert
ence. practice. and operation. il. prepared 10
make and put ID operation HydSaulic Msehi-
merry Of gay description. aud warranis his
work.
Ou-ordersre spectfullysOliei,sd and prompt
AtANsoN ANDRUs.
Hydraulic Engineer.
Canton. May 2oth. IsAg: 6m-2
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vwx HE subscriber has removedto .he 9Th build-
ing West Of the Court House, and would
SHOES and LEATHER, to cali and exam
inc his accompaniment. It il mostly new.
and selected with reference 20 the wants
and wishes Of cash pNrcha serS-embracing va
riety Of soFtsAid sizes, long enough fer any man,
short enough for any. boy, fine enough for any
lady, cheap enough for anybody, male or female,
bond " free.
Il good assortment of French Calf, Goat
Skin, Kip Skin, Patent Leather, Morocco
&C.. from which work will be made to
order at short notice. Repairing done as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK.
LitchfeLd, June IA. A
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JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
To THE PRoDArK CouRr. !

fOf the Dntrict Of Torrinelon.
VIE application Of John G. Wetmore.
OF winchester, County of Litchfield.
respectfully showeth, that he is Guardian RI
George W. Cnrtiss, OF TotringtoD. in said
County, minor, belonging to said District
and that said minor is the owner of The f,l.
lowing Real Estate, viz ;-One niece ofland
situate in said Torrington, containing abovS
Fiity acres, with dwelling house and 9th.
er otai hnildings thereon. bounded east. ives.
ganar sonih by highw4y, and north 81 Tohh
Gilletls. One other piece Of land situate in
said Torrington, containing about Forts
seven acres, bounded east and west bv high
way, north ny the heirs OF Timothy Loomis
and jeremiah Spencei's land, and south bv
John Gilletrs land also, one other riece of
land situate in said Torring .on, containing
about three aud u half acres, bounded north
by Roder OK Bisseil's iand, east by Jeren.iah
Spencer's land, soelh and west by Hiia
Falinaadgr's land. Ohe>ttird of the above
described real e>tate is undcr the incum,
nrance OF the life estate of Louisa w. Cnrs
tlss, wido" OF Jabez @ Curtiss, deceased.
The tnferes, 6f said minor ia said premises
being valned al Twenty FIVE hundred do,s
lars. And He further says, that the estate
is at present reproductive; thu, the avails
thereof are wan,eG for The support, main.
.ena.ce and education Of said minor, and
hat it wifi Re fod the advantage Of said mic
nor 20 sell the sams ,, and invest the avails
thereof according 10 law; wherefore he says
that there is just and reasonable cause COR
selling the same. He therefore prays the
Court TO order said real estate 10 be sold aud
empower him OF some other meet person to
sell The same, Pursuant TO the statute in
such case made and provided.
Dated Al Torrington. July 25th, iS49.
JOHN g WETMORE, Guardian.
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Dis,ric, of Torring.op. rs.

Probate Court. Harrington, July 25, ~. {
OROERED-Thal the foregoing applis
cation be heard and determined at the Pro.
bate Office in. Torring.on, on the 6,h day Of
October, iS49, at O'Clock, afternoon, and
that notice thereof he published in some
public newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, At
least-six weeks before said lime assigned.
I2 GEO. ID. WADHAMS. Judge.
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Howard W. 8lalkes
RESILIENT DENTIST.

OEcs a fssc doors aeest Of the Coainty EEysises
Litchfeid. juas "a iea0.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

HSo-llenry CIays Birthday was celebra.
ted on Thursday evening at The Apollo
Rooms, New York, by Inrge company OF
Wings, faithful ia their auarh men, to hlm
"Who 'ors many years mas b co The SEMI.
neI 90 The watch tower, guatdng the IIber-
urs Of he county, and pouring out the
treasures q! his great and mighty mind IN
her service
Here's to you, Harry Clay" was the
myorHc air. and an origin ode was sung
to II. There were also letters read from
Gen. Taylor, Mr. Clay, M Van Buren,
aud Others, with speeches IN abundance
Mr.' Joseph l.. White won the most an
pause, and concluding in the same strain IN
which he had spoken Moreover he
SAID, all is not over Our friend and the
layor,e Of she Wing parry yet remains to
~. May Heaven sill preserve green and
vigorous the laurel that adorns hls venera.
bic head And in 1882, It that head be
above The eauh, for one shall know no 10.
cAlty bu, Ashland, ard no name bu, Hen.
~ CIay'
Gen. Leslie Combs, in closing brief
reply 10 a toast SAID lha. be visited New
York lasl year 10 give tks people some
counsel against Mr.. Calhouns project oil
disunion Ibis year he came to give them
an illustration Of prac:icnI annexation
Yesterday he had annexed Kentucky to
Rhode Island, by marrying on. Of her most
lovely daughters Tremendous applause
and foars Of laugh;erl lie would not de
tain the assembly longer but with their
permission, he would leave that room to
discharge more profitable duties which
claimed be presence elsewhere tTeru6c
applanse-Wayiog Of Northumberland
which The gallant speaker took his leave.
receiving the congratulations OF his friends
who shook hlm heartily by the hand, as he
rassed through The dense crowd on his way
10 the doorl So say the reporters.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
ACCIDENT To THE
CALIFORNIA-ARRIYAL OF Mas.
FREMONT
PANANA- Nlnrch 2e. ISA9

.PAvANA. March %, lS49
Some Of the officers Of the frigate Pan
dora, who have been surveying the coast
informed me that person from the island
Of Equito, about 800 miles north Of this
boarded the California on her way up, and
reported an accident 70 her machinery, dis
aiding her so much that she was then max
iug but five miles an hour Neither the
Consul or Capt Stout credited the report,
which have a great interest in hoping to
be untrue am authorized to inform those
purposiug to take this route to California,
that it is not in contemplation, nor indeed
has been, by private parties or the Govern
mcni, to repair the roads between this place
aud Cruces or GOrgonR, and that, in conse-
qucnce. as soon as the rainy season sets in
(ucxt month) they will be almost impassa,
bic
There is also another imposition, against
which emgrants ought to be warned, viz:
the preserved meats Of Messra Wells, Mul,
Ter & Provost, not less than 500 packages
Of which were thrown into the river at
Charges by myself aud others Some were
at the expense and trouble Of bringing them
to this place; and at Gorgona the air was
50 impregnatcd with the afluvia arising
from them, as to make it necessary to hire
persons to bury them, Not one pound. so
far as l have heard, has reached this place
in q sound condition.
The British steamer for Callao and Val
pnraso leaves this morning, taking with her
100 passengers, who 60 down the coast
seeking for conveyance to California, in
preference to remaining here
Mrs Col. Fremont reached this place
ia,. evening Col Walker and suite also
Col Emory, l:e still here, or waiting for
conveyance up the coast Cor. Of the Tri,
bune
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MURDER OF A MOTHER AND TWO
CHILDREN IN WILMINGTON.

An awful tragedy was perpeiraIed in
Wilmington, on Toe stay night, the follow.
Ing particulars Of which were furnished by
u correspondent TO the Mail - Ga Wednes-
day morning between 9 and 20 o'clock, the
bodies Of Mrs Il. D Pearson and her twin
dang h'ers, four years Of age, were found
murdered 10 The house occupied by them in
Wilmington, about hafn mle from lhs
Andovcf line The neighbon were there
he evening previous, and nothing unusual
was discovered The curtains being down
at late hour m The morning, cxcned At
Ienton' and led to the discovery Of the muir.
defs. The children were found in the he'd
with lhof Ihroas cut, and their mother on
me moor beside IT, all having only their
night clothes on. There were many sobs
ana cuts on different paris Of The neck and
BODY OF the woman. which leaves hardly n
doubt butshe was murdered by the hands of
anoiher and IN confirmation Of IT, the bach
door and one Of the windows were uahsl.
cned
The Mail adds that the scene Of the touy.
der Is represented as having prcssntcd A
terrible death struggle on The pau nj ,hs
mother, and an attempt on The part Of the
murderer TO hNen suspicion on one of the
victims as the author OF he deeds In ona
hahd OF The woman vas a quantity Of hair
Torn from Ihc nssassin's head. and in the 9th.
er was placed the bloody knife with which
the Tragedy was perpetraled On uncIa,p,
ing the hogers from the knife, he palm Of
The hand gnsping j, was found cot and
mongied In o shocking manner. In her
struggles she bad evidently seized the blade
10 ward II from her throat and The throa,s of
her children
Daniel ii. Pearson, the husband Of IN.
deceased, has been arrested, in Reading On
suspicion Of having committed The murder,
and was 10 be examined a. noon Yesterday
tie has not been seen in this city since Mon.
day INV '''"~
a difficulty has existed for some time BE-.
tween Mr.. Pearson and his wife and nepo.
un'ions were going on for a divorce. He
mas not lived with her oflate, bit has been
employed a. servant in a gentleman's fam.
ny IN Boston. The mother is said 10 have
been OF an irreproAchable charaete, and "a
have been exceedingly fond Of her children
A eotoner' inques ws' held snd a verd, =
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

THE CAnINET.-Thc readers Of news
papers have been amused of late. with tho
romanccs detailed low certain letter writer.
at Washington, o" .ic subject Of imaginary
differences among the members Of General
Taylors Cabinet These tales arc manu-
featured "out of the whole clorh" Our
correspondent, on whose means of mforma.
ton aud good judgement we are enabled O.
rcpose perfect reliance, writes from Wash
ing, as iollovs:-
1.-The new administration goes on smooth
ly Mr. Meredith is on his contemplated
visit at home to arrange his affairs and Il
prepare for the removal Of his family hith,r
no removals AMI no appointments are there
fore going on at the Treasury this week
The press of ylslters is not great.
gu have seen n vast amount Of Gator
wnohng 10 the newspapers about Mr.. Fi,2
Henry Warren, the excellent Second As
sistant Postmaster General. 1t oil turn,
upon the fact that he is guilty Of the hem.
Gus crime OF being a Jealous Whie. and Of
having failed IN business. These are sbook.
ing offences to be sure. But if evefy bod,
should be hung drawn and quartered who
Is alike culpable there would be an awful
slaughtering. Thetrutb is, il was a mos,
ineHeusable attack upon Mr. Warren whiel
has been made, and the great dust that !,
now raised, is to cover the retreat Of tbos,
who commenced it,
Mr.. Warren wins golden opinions from
everybody who has any business with hi,
particular department. He started a or
full tide OF popularity the first week h,
entered upon his duties so far as his con.
duct OF public business is concerned NOR,
prompt agreeable intelligent. and gentle.
manly officer cannot be found in or ont o.
Washington. ~ Boston Courier.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

Lei. snI five msy jalgs { ON lhs few
puhy words thsi have jaa lal'en from his
p. enc q. ,be mos effective spcakefs n
sac soIy.
90 ihs members we haze Js; elane, } al,
Ws.dcck. Jseoti IlOdbcnSs. Tcnm-. Bet
rni', and juaF. were elected BY Berlin. ~
beng q G ehisl. Of The revolutionary patty,
aod each ct 10, three 6rH by Two didicfcn'
electoral Irucs Of tbc civ. NAJreb
R.lbtu9s, anI Unrgh. arTe also elected BY
ihc | pprr Chamber, u.nresn.,Usuutihs Of
= hoh are ConseIvAi,gss, lhcy pfcitutd 10
81 n the Lower House, where he pa'ue'
ate nearly balanced
The deliberations Of ,Le Pfus,tan 'eg'''
Ia,Yre ntc Ctaenlly conducted WiIb much
quienrss aod dignity Cuts OF appreciation
aud tisspn,obs,lon arc not very common.
and when they occur, nte easily stiieI by
The Presidents DELL We fud nothing here
Of that feyefsh impa,iencc. aud SELF wi.Icd
WaywAfiness lha, make Pie French Assem-,
t.Y, y I1tps. boys debating club and
madman's bedam
Il IS now Two o'clock-,hc dinncr,houf
has arrived Speculative ani dreamy rs
these Germans are, no men under the sun
are BINDER oithc creature comforts OF liz. 49,
jupiter Tonans, with oil bis thunder bolts
could not kccp them longer together. The
deta,o Is Gu, shoti-lhc vote is taken and
tie Suing Is declared al an cod They 60
and VIC mus, cen g. WIKI them.
SIGMA.
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THE HERALD.
Wednesday Evening, April 10.
TROY ANDRrrLANp RALROAD.

u-,..,,..-..-,.,,. IT..
..,,az..',t', - -. -. Al,
granting In, necessary charm, for mi, road
IN Nav yo,k.l,s hceo b,d-,nd tina, the
bill has nasssd ,hs seo,,. II, 6ur if no, a
la-g, ms,oy,v The oooo,,t,on 10 this bill
has bcsp ofrhe s,mc ch5rac,erof, that which
,l,y,ys occurs tho o,..aoe OF an act So
........,.., ,,oo,.l,. o,ho,
,aI .,.,-,. ,aaa',.., ,,r,i ,,,o,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Troy April PIP. NJ.

A FIRE broke out yesterday afternoon, a
bout o'clock on River street, and con
sumcd the following buildings The fire
originated in Kellogg & Co 5 liquor store,
which was entirely destroyed. together with
Taylor & Co.'S iron store, and Southwick,
Forbes & Co.'S dry goods store. The two
adjoining stores were considerably damaged
by water The loss is estimated at $50 .
coo Engine companies Nos 4, 8, 7, g,
and A. Hook and Ladder Co. No. Q. and a
Hose Co arrived mp from Albany, and did
good service
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

The Government Je,ceis Hands trial
for the robbery ofthe Government Jewels,
is progressing slowly and will probably re-
suit in his convection. The jewels were
identified as those stolen from the Patent
Office Evidence was adduccd to prove
that the letters exhibited were those which
had been written to the President, inform
ing him that the jewels would be restored
provided that the advertising patronage OF
tho Government was withheld from the y
York Police Gdzttte. The letters were
shown to be in Hand handwriting. The
counsel for defence gave notice that they
expected to prove an abb on the part Of
the prisoner. The two Jones, boot and
shoe dealers in Ann street, New York, aud
who are brothers, are held in custody as
witnesses
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
STEAMBOATS, ON LAKECHAMPLAIN

Navigation on Lake Champiain mus, nov
- considered 70 have fairly eommsneed.--
The Propeller James " Hooker, Cap,
lot Chambehain, which len thus place on
saturday las, and went through to 81 Johns
being the fret steamer 10 that pOr' this
seasun
On Tuesday morning the SatsnNc, Capt
4. T. Barnard, srr,oI IN our harbor IRON
Burlington. She will hereafter run q"
Ferry boat between Burlington, Plausburgh
aud ST. Adams, touching at the in'ermeoi'
ale landings
On "Wednesday morning the Burlington, one
It mo night line arrived. Sue ~ under com
nAnd NJ Capt. Wm Anderson, gentleman
long aud favorable known on the Lake az
an experienced and eenIlemauly commander.
The Burlington has been repalnied and i'm
proved since last season, and IL now ~
capla running order.
The Whlhail. Capt G La,hrop, was an
nounced at the dock early Thursday NOR.
ming She brought fine lot Of passengers
We understand that tho State and Sal
tus' Wil not take their place IN the line, as
DAY boats for some days to come.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
THE LOWER BRANCH OF THE
NEW PkL SSIAN LEGISLATIVE

Having through the kindness Of ouy
Prussian minister previously provided our
selves with tickets Of ldmiSsiou-ror Euro,
pcan legislatures are much like Turkish Sc
raclion t is hardly allowable 70 visit them
even 10 Imagination. without passport
W enter plain building, near The centre
Of tn city, ana after successfully pas,ia,
muster wnl The various fuuotiagarIgs VIII,
demand a sight of our c-.l.rtisls uo scat
ourselves 300 ,ha diplomatic tribune as sg-
cure from further mocstatiou as i, under
our own republican VINO and Gg tree. The
hall before %, Il an ob1ag apartment
lighted, from iAe roof overlooked on three
sides by galleries which are divided into
royal diplomatic, editorial. and public ri
tnbunes and hung ou lie fourth side wi,H
crimson draPary The assembly no, having
yet been permanently organized the oldes,
membcr a man Of sixty Eve, oecuDics the
presidents chair, and by his side The three
youngest members oficials as secretaries
Before his dosk, on lover platform Is tbe
orators tribune from which the sfcechc,
are usually. though BY Do means ALWAYS
made. A. its foot so two qu.rsiors or
scrgcAni-at arms important diyuitarcs but
not, A. 10 the French Assembly. member.
Of tho body Before tho tribune ami IN
tho centre Of the hall Is an Oval t,Il.
round which are seated halle Doe, 49,
graphers; and jua beyond this latte, :, Al.
elevated ministerial bench, which j.. Oh.
occupied during The slttings by At least NJ.
Or tSo members Of the Cabinet The L.
Hoase consists Of $50 Representatives IL !
divided into tWo g1eat political sections IA
Rigl, and the Len; bat the session 4 no
vet sia1cei ea0agh Or the formation
ihs mIu. divisions Central and Errsus,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

FArHER MATHEW. Ship Mississippi.
Capt Bryan. arrived at Baltimore. IN rs
DAYS from Cork. The day previous to bis
sailing he was waited on board by Father
Mathew, who informed him that be should
positively leave Liverpool foi New York
during the current month Of April He had
taken passage IN the pack ct ship New World
Capt knight -AmsrieGA
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

TIE 4sfor Library-Dr. Coe,wer tbo
gentleman appointed by the late John L.,
coo COZ Astor, 70 carry out his plan for nnbIio
library in New York. has reeentlv ro,y- Dl'I
from England, where be went to nu,cb ',,a
books The Library already punbep.
some Eo'Ooo volumes. The building for rs
reception will be commenced at an ssrly a.
10 Lafayette place y u-y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
NEW YoRK, Sunday. April -,

TINS GoYEREAEST JswELs- No YER
diet bad been rendered ia the case Of Tom
Hand, indicted for stealing the Government
Jewels at Washington, al ten o'clock last
evening
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Fay-F Five young mon have been arrested

Esay-Fiye young mon have been arrested
in Hallowell, Ne, for the murder of a re-
spectacle young man, 20 years Of age
The victim had been in the house all the
evening, and stepped out to procure at 4
shop near by piece Of tobacco. when with,
out any proyication lie was assaulted by
these i've rowdies was stabbed, struck on
the head knocked down, and in ten minutes
from The time he Left was carried back to
his boarding house n corpse. The mur-
derers have been arrested and lodged in
Jail They are all young men three Of
them are married, and all Of them are IA
tiyes Of that town. and have parents living
in The town, most Of whom arc respectable
citizens
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

UJ'We ask any one OF ourcouespondents
or ofthose Of any other paper in the
Stale-to give US a more delicate "tr.ne'
than tho one on our first page, enliued
'FUcreV"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

s&- General Leslie Coombs o. XIV
wa, married IN Providence On Wednc.d,r
70 Mrs Mann. widow Of The late samueI +
Mann, Of Providence.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

B<B@ Gov sLABE has rs,urned from III.
West. lie arrived at hn residence IN
this viII~gs On Wednesday lasl.-A ,ddleJ'v
GaiaTy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
COMMON SCHOOL LECTURES

Rev Dr. Hicks, County Superintendent
VIII lecture 10 Mount Holly on Tuesday
evening next, and 10 Cuuingsyl.o on We'd
ncsLay evening, at o'clock,
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