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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
CALIFCRNIA GOLD-LATERF ROM
CHAGRES AND PANAMA.

NV YoRK, Feb "a, 9 O'Clock, Pm.
The Charleston Courier, Of the 2l:i INST
mentions the arrival at that port Of The brig
Hrnrico, from Chagres, 3 LIST January with
late dates from Chagres and Panama.
Many cmigranls were crossing the 18Th
mus from Chogrcss to Panama, with their
baggage on their backs. a number had
died from inligue
MIR Clark and family, OF Massachusetts,
wore ciI a Chagres and would take pass.
age in the next vessel
Ship AIbalros Of Boston arrived at Val
parnlso, December 3O,h. The Crusadcr
sailed for Coqumbo on the same day. 10
load for Boston.
a private letter dated Valparaiso, Dec.
ooh, safe that the latest accounts from Cal.
liornla represent that gold Ind been found
all around on the surface OF the earth, IN
pieces weighing four pounds. Further up
The mountains the pieces increased in siz"
The range Of mountains extend over 400
miles The depth Of the soil containing
the gold IS from six to eight feet.
Capt Phelps a passenger in the Henri
60 brings one hundred aud twenty ,seven
pounds OF gold, worth S3s 900
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There is good stoEy told Of quaker,
who, during the last war with England ,
owned a vessel IN which he had TAXED pas
sage for home. having been To foreign port
on business. On the passage the vessel
WAS ovefhauled by privatear. The Friend
was Of course anxious to save his property,
and at the same time DESTROYS Of avoiding a
participation in fgh,ing He said TO the
captain
IL do not approve Of 6ghling, but thee
must get the vessel to port safely
lie then went below. The enemy rapid
ly approached, and having fred few times,
came near with the intention Of boarding -
As she got alongside, our Quaker friend
came upon deck with Ratchet in his hand
One OF the enemy had seized rope which
happened to be hanging over the side Of The
vessel, and was climbing upon deck APP
preaching him the Quaker said
Friend, II lhee wants that piece Of rope,
thee may have IT,
And. suiling the action to the word, he
cut OIL the rope, and down went The poor
fellow into the ocean. 1t Is needless lo add O..
tina, the puvateer hauled oil and her inten-
deJ prize arrived safely al this porl- Lynn
NetrS,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

~ 'r-Tct ,''r seven ycas has tic rrac.
Vrs iretslti ~ r.lcirg straw. ~ ..,icr. or
eatf .gti yegs'st.s ,ubsaacss. Oh ihesur.
ace o. lie ground sfouad ue new tree, TO
s.,e iI surpon, white % keeps tho earth
.Rhtand moist aud prc,sn,s tho growth Of
weed, and grass. Stones TOO, a,e placed
u-9n t,s ...lsr. whoa the tree IL large. to
.scF It in place aui 90 cat, the TIE. ha,
Jesn tsseu Up oare.u,,y 90! The roots placed
cut atfoI. length as before. ne tree viii be
fia 10 grow =, once and cItsnd us limbs
one OF two Zee, during the fr', summer
The TrAc'ce OF gntag o. budding while
tie wee Is ia tho NURSERY now generally pre-
va.'s. aoI instead OF setting seedlings and
voting lln years isr them 90 grow large
co'ugh 90 graf, VIC e1pse. Young grated
tree 10 ssar within four years rom Tie tine
O. setting lhem out as standard
It Dos o..sa been ,..! TIA, sis 20. safe
lrlcuee {. take trees rom arira nursery
and place them IN asoh No, 50 rich I,
sore. " - 10, Po!te TO set uess or!5 plant
corn 10 poor ground. B., We Believe the
of'aia row generally prevails ,a,, Land
need not be very rch 10 produce good 10.
pes /. need not DO rcher Than our good
corn fields are The main ihing being The
breaking OF tie sward and keeping j, brs.
Ken.
Young trees may he made to crow %
hsi that they viii not bear huit Some.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
TIE PACIFIC MAILS.

The United S'n'os steam packet Falcon
will be dispatched from the port Of New
York on Thursday, the 9Th Of March next
The pubic is hereby notified that mails
may be sent to New York; Charleston
South Carolina Savannah. Georgia; and
New Orleans Louisiana 10 be conveyed
by said steam packet, which will sail from
New Yor k On the slh from Charleston,
South Carolina on The lth from Savannah
Ga on the l2lh. touching nj Havana and
from New Orleans on the 18Th OF Marc h
next
Mai bags will be made up al New York
to be forwarded to all the points, above ma
med also for Chagrcs, Panama, San Dlcgo
Santa Barbara. Monterey, San Francisco,
md Astoria. The postmaster Of Charleston
Savannah, and New Orlenns, VIII also make
up mails Tor the points s,a,ed to bo sent on
board Of the Falcon, upon her arrival at
their respective pous.
The entire postage for n single letter no.
exceeding bail an ounce IN weight, will be
II 2 ccu,s 10 Havana 20 GEMS TO cha
gres 80 cents to Pauamn-to bo PAID N
all cascs-and 40 cents 10 San Diego, San.
ia Barbara. Monterey, san Fauclsro aud
Astoria, TO be prepaid, or sen, unpaid, at
the option Of the writer.
Newspapers and pamphlets, sen postage,
, cents each aud InIaud postage to be aI
doJ.
G JOHNSON, Pos.masIcr General.
Posi- Office Department, Feb q, lSA9.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Feb. %
At market CTS Beet Cattle, 9 pairs
Working Oxen, 3 Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep, aud l26 Swine
Prce,-Bcel Cattle-E1traS 81, 90 first
quality $6.75- second quality ST, so third
do $6-iourth do 1919.
Working Oxen sos, 100, O5.
Cows and Calyes-$23, 80, "a
Sheep-Salcs at 81 $50, 3OO,-vs no
tced Sheep, fed by Nr Stebbins Of Deer
field, driven by a. May. sold tor S1s each
Swinc-5 - IL Retail 5 and 6
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

improved con5non Of he public revenue
srl rrth,r, The ineie1trg pt1peei g
large fem.uanc,s Of gold itom California
h.,s ,odrl 10 ,ti, resah
The Bank u France iss noe large
amour, Of nore, IN circulation. nad 10 sri'e
ofh,.r sudsavot, 10 kerp q within the Inv
- CT $50 millions slloa q by he laN' "
rceei,a'ss ofthe Gov,rnmeu, Nili probably
compel ,oms eueroac ~ nj upon he pt'n-
eipie, generally r'ati,eed by The Directors
! he sock OF bullion, however 't''i iaefe'st'
., well a,ihe account ofths Coverhhnr0'.
tg, thsu.I,r. from he receipt Of The Ia" ~
,limsu, az tbs loan wi'h lie Colonies -
puct, Of BE ihrss per cent rcniei we're 20
90 sn1 the Eve per cents - :.
IRELAND.
Ctss G. y Hy ha, been bro Igh up jt-
lore he eouus ~ a new bal, snd IS TO lake
h, trial a. ne prestn, term, under The
Grown md Goy,rnmtut security Se'.--
Ius copt.e wa, though, advisable by The
Law Oiiicer'. ~ Consequence ollhe demut-
ter. which was rsHIy ruled m favor O: The
prisoner Upon tie bill found at the las
commi.,ons o. has been recommended BY
the Lord Lieutenant 20 renew tar limited
period The suspension Of tie habeas corpu'
act IN Iceland. and The bill has Gkeady beer
read The hfI Tune 10 lie House Of Com
mons
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

CrLTlyA1IgE OF CRANBERRY IN
GARDENS

CILTlYAIlyE OF CRANBERRY IN
GARDENS
NJ Editor IL IS probably not generally
known, Vie 'rauJrIry can be AucceA.u!.y
cultivated. Iiac The strawberry, 30 opr car.
ceus; vet such a lhe fael. Il Is ncrcs.
saw. however. Co prepare he'd Of common
psitou tull. nol Also .ulsiy diY, ia which a
FoUioo oi sand and peat has been well in
eufoIaica. Tbs pfeparaIon Of sol we
,c'm .nIDi'1H SO The cultivation at the
FsINtr}. Possessing, as u GOES, deli.
Gaze, t"t'us, gr uHIry root, a. requires a san
rN lcai, 900 0tl,t jlthtlVc. Ia the selection
Of rHuis Iai'he purpose % cultivation, we
prti't those growing ln low grounds. near
'ue upland. ln preference 90 those found I1
We, uussY meadows We Wuk The a..
t.na aiayataa.- sclten 10 ,Ihusp.an4ns The
'ifuteff', o., tlfy can lar more readily be
taxed ron low, wet .aaGs ]. rcmo,lng
Ne plants, ia tss. o. take up SOD Of
cara wi'a 'uCm, .glrr'-.y IgLua GOT the
gtass. lEe'e NAY 30 sslI1 iuc bed, Inrows
t~rlye az eighteen inches apart, end II the
gtnuud - ua..Uta with Ilarr between The
p.ln,.. wIl sers 20 keca o. moist. and
lrgrrn, i.e gfooIa VI weeds. Tho w,.I be
300 uFcfregcsslfy w.e1lUe vines a1IenH
an cover Vie EtuaL4 With IalrA mai OF
'rUINie ,i.fH csc lteH less a4it.Ip4 with The
Grous h,. s41 40 weeds disappear
10 NAV he uecessrty o. water the beA. lg
very cry Uca'HCr aud keep % clear from
weeds, aa1 crata. aiA' umes The psrf,
o. l.c Cfar.ruy neel profession inwIatef
< ms No4 frculegt, 81 a.yays receives BOZ al,
Wl,a stale .g l.c G.ta COWS. D, lhe uyefgas.
o. laem lF ualer ~ raa.. ere protected
b, covering i.sm v.,a ,.c b..srs OF ,.l.-
r,efgtssn nee. ! rfs.ef, az tus f4r..,s
tis PROSTATE ttarctes o'ite %. rer. o. d,
'tis sometimes Improperly called. ground
aemlock. 1tis eteciasIIt protect, The roa,,
q. zoe g. aGA from lae effects OF lhe f,D0
a.ralse 10 evergreen leaves, and us fr.u
We have Teen 40 Toe hatl OF iratIr,
a. ASIDE atls potion ,i i-c rranserrg OBJ lie
vince c1rrE 'he later ". gad g.. Keen,
W., Hat Gao te tls.a rc,l hamlIe ,..r,
,yhcR ssuiet The rerheffle, Ise,+ ,..,
were lateu ICON uy bed Yesterday. and vos
"iH pefcs.rs r.awp0css and FRESHNESS. no.,
O. e isy.d ID laOse turi 10 caffels. o,
droNaes l1 wafer, In cuGs-IHose r,r.
cons. wda have bad mech eroetis1ce is fL.
'~.t'Ai.o7 d.. naNrc p.a-,s, alaa gtog .sg
tuamnT ut vtF Vet land. wI.i have A..
ircf mai some az ll-m - d, bear A removal
cod noto readily hccrm NOD ale thsm.rire,
DO o eosnpafautslv DRY snil, than olhen AID
go zoe .ined 10 lniuk las cranberry 10 dis
ps-sa "hsa teelvIee 20 our gardens. and
'~iists 'scsF'iou - prepared fof a. 70 ac-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
RA,Lso.p opssIse Ar BRArrLEsoso

RAILROAD OPaSIse ar bRATrLEsoeo
The thermometer below aero and smart
snow Storm. DID no, pdveut he people as
semblinV in immense numbers At Bf"itle-
boro, and facing The soow sofm for hours
20 sec the 6ra arrival OF Railroad cars al
that place. Vermont boys--snd The gtl'
too-wtte MOTTO be deferred from their OBJ
ieci by sneb unhvorabe Circumstances --
The auiya, OF 3 7 NJ. was announced by
cannon. The report 81 which tcyefbctaied Ia
bciuulal rcho from the mountain opposite.
Abou, Twelve hundred arrived i-um The
East end South tmoro than hall rom B1s,
toni a procession was Immediately formed
and matched up into tie town, hom the
Dcpo,. which is on The tank Of the river,
,us south oil tho bridge. The procession
soon returned TO the Depot buildings to
paroke Of generous collation. provided by
the cluzrus q Btauleboto.
Afer the eninbles were dispatched. the
comr,ry repaired 10 the Churc', which
Sss rlrd to overA'winc pf Rockwell
welcomed Tho company congtntuhlinE
them and the citizens Of Brnuietoro, upon
the sueccsful termination Of the road TO That
place, in the face Of extraordinary obsla-
,l,s. Soon nfor, M Crocker. the pfcsi-
id,nt Of the Vernon, aal Massachusetts,
Railroad Co bring called on, went into a
review Of the operations and trails Of the
Company. in constructing The road seven
ty miles, from Fuchburg to Braarboro -
/ |, had been 10 progress between three and
ronr years, and Ind proved very difficult
and expensive work much more so than
wa, anticipated
Atlho close Of Mr. Cookers remarks
VIC were obliged 10 leave. Appropriate
speeches were doubtless made by Other gen
lcmen. The whole occasion was one o
agreeable in'crview and frs'iyny. -lSpring
field Republican
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

Hcu A " Ei,,hsnt. Member 81 CoA.
gree from Georgia. 70 . rr,sai sdSta a.
. u.si,lt j. A'ttst5ts. rof ,ts bsa,ti o
,as ophss A., ON sd Tfts School o. thsl
,tf. is.sisd 90. toI.ovlus s,seS sc
a ps1f hnis ho1, ih seoid nifhi 10 JuHs
- ..h 90 hone O. re- GO ,htls, b., heed, No
rttsrrsi or usi,frs' euttasa o. rui1s 70
rf9isri I'D trsu tm 30 l..7~s nF'.
r'ttttd b. rtfhusIl - hoyss Of wealthy
J'nisf So. ,lst ban Boz. ied. ,.-tffd, aad
ssni h.m ah t, say w.l hls his's'ogs -
ihoss .ti'e at si,sn,ion, thesfed his heart
and insgitsl hiH ~.it lfe.h oourngs 10 bst.
TO ~ita tie .'.s ed Obstacles 81 NE Years
rslted ruana. Pfori6snce hsd led hia, aione
DO 1sd reached ibe .egAl pro'e,lor. h,s
ho,pusbi, host lsd died. he c.tmoran,s
,.si rfsv "a tho sab.tsbce c man had urn
- acansT.rs-y Co seiautJ ,om tie ~ low
lst estate. Shs seal lof the near,ai coun.
-. &c commit her eAu,s 10 him. and that
o.gnss. proved 10 b. tie orphsn boy yesfs
hsiofe weicofuei and eo,etsirsi by aud
Ief d.css,sd husband The ,umulos ~ /,
~ateo ard ieaacioo- gtautuds vac now al.
dsd 10 ihst of ordinary motive, conuscioI
win ne ptofcs'ion lie undertook her cause
NihA wtl. not esal.y 20 be resisted he gaih.
% ig ,he widows estates were secured 10
her % pstpeiy.y, sEJ. added Mf Stephen,
With en- emphasis Of emotion thst cent to
steelf'c 'hui through the house, "tAai OF Ian
t-v 5tanaf before vou 70
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

An lSrEREsrINe Incident The
delegation Of Chippewa chiefs and
warriors were shown around the capl.
tot on Friday by their intelligent u.
gent and interpreter, MAJOR J. b. Mar.
tell They frequently expressed their
wonder and admiration at the extent
aud grandeur Of the building, and tho
splendid paintings strongly attracted
their attention. From the capitol they
proceeded to the statue of Washington
followed by n crowd OF ILodles and
Gentlemen. They went up TO the
front Of the statue, and gozed at IT for
some minutes, with looks Of deep inter
est depicted upon their painted faces /;
then sitting down facing the statue,
one Of the chiefs, q. ska ba.wiss, filled
his splendid pipe of peace and held il
out towards the statue, saying: my
Great Father veal shake hands with
YOU; we have travelled long way
ihro' the great country Tint You Ocquir-
cd for your people blythe aid olthe great,
Spirit. Your people have become very
great, our people have become very
small may the Great Spirit who gave
YOU success, now protect us, and grant
ms the favor we asked Of our Great Fa-
Their who now fills the high place first
occupied by YOU lntelligencer.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

The ~ O. Crescent has letter fiom
Corpus Christi dated Feb. 10, which
states tina, 10000 persons, Of all nations
have left the northern provinces of
Mexico for the Gold dlggins of CaliCor-
mia, that a conduclu of 100000 in sill
yer, recently left the town of San Juan
dc las Lagos for the gold regions Of
California, to purchase gold dust and
another passed through Paras, with
100000 for the same purpose.
Gen Meiia has arrived at Camargo,
in command, of 200uoops TO be station
ed on the line the Rio Gronde TO pre-
vent smuggling.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
GENERAL TAYLOR AT WASHING.
TON.

The papers Of this wednesday, morn
ing are filed with accounts Of the cnthu-
sia,m manifested on the occasion Of tho
passage of the President elect through Bul-
timorc, aud Of his trumphol cntrec into
Washington. Our limits at tits late hour.
vii! only admit Of simple notice Of the
fact Of his arrival at hcad-qunrlcrs--lcay.
ing the Hourishcs attendant upon it for our
next.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
Mn CnrrexprN AND THE CAslgrr

Mn CRTTeEDEN AND THE CABINET.-T The
Louisville Journal OF Saturday, the Gen.
says I'VE learn from Frankfort thai l7Ih
Taylor upon his recent arrival IN Frankfort
gave, or rather renewed, the offer TO Mr.
Criuonden al HE Sectaryship of State; and
that Mr. C., with many thanks to the old he.
70 for the compliment, declined the appoint.
ment. All the Wing members Of the Legis
lature had unled IN The written expression
OF a de6tre that MfC. should take me SecIe-
taIVship, If rendered To him but he for rel
sons satisfactory TO his own pure, patupuc
and enlightened mind, decided Otherwise
lie viii remain at Fr1nkforl; N the quiet
and faithful discharge OF the duties OF Gov
ernor, throughout the term Tor which he was
elected "
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

THE CABISET-GTN. TAYLoR-Hor-
ace Grecly writes (by Telegraph to the N.
York Tribune, under date Of Washington,
Friday evening
Hon. George Evans OF Maine, accord g
10 all indications. 10 most likely 10 be place
cd a, the head olthe Treasury DrpRHmeui.
Gen. TAYLOR hasJus arrived from Cum-
beriand. Jua t~o years ago this evening
he was finishing The baWie OF Buena Wis
"a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

PRESIDENT TAYIoR's FAMILY.
Mrs Taylor lady Of the President elect
Lieut.. Col. Bliss and lady, arrived
here last evening IN the cars from Bal
llmore, and proceeded immcdiatly to
their apartments nj Wizards Hotel
Washington Wing, 23d.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

,,r, unknown. and doubtless unhonored
Scottish hill jos GOrdo" Bennett has nos
hcArd Of him would proDp, us to bad sueA
an appointment =, alike honorable to The ma
lion 10 The President, and to our own loved
r,cc, ropntain State Should the Prcsi
Jer, however. not sec Ct to make this aP'
poinlmeni. We arc strongly led to hope that
,be Hon J J. Crittcndcn Of Kentucky has
been amer all induced 10 accept It, That
he ba, lad the offer Of it there is no reason
to doubt
Farther than tits We have heard but 1t
tie speculation 90 the subject Of Cabinet
.liAi,lers-il VIC except some small speei
mems Of small talk 10 the way Of argument
on the part Of the d.sin,ercsied personal
friends ol-and .lo interested hangers on
to. the two prominent candidates Tor the
Treasury Office tie Hon Geo Eyaps, cI
Maine. and Hon. Abbott Lavraucc, Of Bos
ton. Tha; any particular preferences should
DO expressed by Us in Vermont in reference
to two such Wings as Mr., Lawrancc anC
Mr.. Evans both so able and 50 well qua.
lied to Gil the station for which they arr
named will appear to many as somewhat
strange though as VIC have before said
tbs is a frrs-as well as a great country
aud we presume it is all right aud yet II
virtue Of the right above alluded to, lce ir,l
say, that with tlsO candidates ia the hel'
for the Attoruey.generalship, and one mos
worthy one FOR an important mission, vi
doubt tue prcpriciy or the policy Of GU
going very much farther in the business o
Cabinet making -unless-as indeed 1t ma,
be-tbat General Tsylor--a sensible mat
as be is-has concluded to hand the Who'll
matter over to US
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
FROM TEXAS.

The Houston Telegraph, Of the Slh says.
We have learned with deep regret that the
Indians on our Northern frontier have tc.
come so insolenl and ovorbtarlug since lhe
rangers have been Withdrawn, that the sell
tiers are hourly IN fnr that new outngcs
will be pcrpetm,cd. aud another Indian war
will be commenced. The following er-
tract from lsucr received few days since
shows the alarming slate d affairs 10 thsI
section
NAVARRO CO., Texas Jan 10
We arc now lnborng under grievance
which we cannot and will not bear Hun.
dreds of Indians OF oil sizes and ages are
let loose and permitted to come INTO The sci.
dement's to annoy the inhqbnan,s. As We.
they have done nothing worse, 50 Ear as We
learn. than 10 steel few bells, liule corn,
crowd people from their fires, and threaten
thar lives Report says they 6red n few
rounds At mail caruer. and II Is we'll
known that one would have stabbed white
man few days since, but for tic iulerier-
encc Of byHandcu
The people here have been told thai be
government had soldiers and agents to keep
the Indians back out oflhe settlements If
so, they have not peflormtd lhcir duty to
the Governmcnl or country. They arc
allowed 10 penetrate more thon a hundred
miles into The white srl,lcmcnls aud among
q population who wall rise IN masse and e.
pei them, II they IRE permitted 10 remain
much longer orio return here
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
TOBACCO. SNUFF AM sEgARs

Va are sot disposed 10 bold out Inducements
to ihs's uneentaninat'd With tobacco Bat - ths
I'D veteran who OIL chez suuG ald smoke. ~
v'll 'sJ 'hst John Lri'l,s' Manufactured weed %
iaPsT'sr 10 any ss~ e. be obtained 10 ,ls soultry.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

GETTING KID OF FALSE FRIESDs -
" | weeded my friends said IN old eccen-
trio friend, &" by hanging piece Of stAig
carpet ont Of my first floor window, with a
brokers' announcement affixed Cad it had
the desired effect soon saw who were
my friends 1t was like firing a gun near
pigeon. house; they all forsook tue build
lug al the first report, and have not had
occasion to use the extra flaps Of my dining
table since
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
ID / E D..

10 Ca'tl'tou f.b. Q lsio, Mrs. Marths sh.r-
man, wife Of smith sherman ESQ sgsdH Mont.
pturr papers will please notice.
Ga the lot inst az Middlotowp, PhilAnder Vail
agsd %. On the bsh inst. John A. Vail, Esq. aged
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
Glover Seed.

N-ORTHERN CLOVER SEED pure nrti-
y Gle free from tout seed just received.
SAP BUCKETS
A large supply 81 SAP Busksts on hand.
SEASONED LUMBER
A cnnftart surrIy Of Seasoned Lumber on hand
a. ny Lumber Yard
Chtistor. Feb n te3e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

Rs5~An exchange. in puff Of a mercan
tile firm says that they are determined 70
sell their goods il they have 10 gre them
away
It would take = smart Irishmcn to beat
. that
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE And LOT opposite Ripley's and
y Barh' Msrb's sill. Terms If nay mont ma d /.
cav. DAVID KlRKALDlE.
Rutland, Feb. %. 1919.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP
EUROPA At HALlFAN
II UATI LlTIE THop ErRort.
ST joins y i, rnu,'iayl

lister intelligence IRON Europe. TecclFt1 ~
TIE Royal Mai. Steamship Europa, Cop.
T.. g. Tor which arrived OF tllulb& Ga
. Wsintsiiy Jvetng e., O'clock Toe Ia
press ngcr, says Ample aud The very beu
utungtmsEs having been previously made
. 30 txrt,ss ne news 10 S, Johns. your ag,u.
l,f tac try a atoal o'clock. IN company
v.A NJ. Bifnnb,s, he tn,erpusng and
rtulcmanly proprietor of,he Western Sage
l.nr the roads were OF he worst possible
i-s-u, ion even for Nova Scotia srsing
from recent and very heavy hl Of snow
- ue h,,v.,E, n,saIl, thai hos been in
/ .te last fry Yeas Sui however, we
lmalc mos cx.,'len, time 90 Wudsor, 4j
m rs. where. on sccount Of Mr. Blrusb,c's
illness he ubbonI we've handed over 10 Mr.
Homer " Pinto, who 10 we'll known on
.Lil hne, fJr his gsnlemunly conduct and
4 .ulo'si 10 passengers, anI certainly they
Ic..d uol have fallen into more worthy
bonds We loh Windsor at Q o'clock ia
|tso evening, ana arrived rgh side VI, OF
DieJy Gut, lGl miles from HALIFAX, OF
clock his tThuIslay) A NJ lioT IN.
fortunately your sgeu, was detained here
|uli three o'clock this p ", 10 Consequence
Of he uucr mpoubllny Of forcing n pa's
age TOR inc steamer Commodore through
lilo ICE, wGh which Dgby Bay aud Gut
have been am lull and hail mountain high
during he last twenty four hours. Whh
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prov .Icas a'.t' n''a! ST., 9"' o','el
l'"-''s "' american pto1ue.'ri as u go ,
demand, =, rcmuneratiug prices. Iron and
I'n r'D',s continue ',ry active de mand'
ana '.'ys 'G''n.' 1.'aI.ea ~ Pc .o'n
The manufacturing districts, the account.
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