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CORPORATION NOTICE.

SOnTOnhltON NOliNrs.
On ihs application in writing Of five
legal voters, the inhabitants Of the Vii.
lage are notified To appear 1t the Court
House, in Rutland. On the Ii Of July
ina., NJ 9 O'Clock. p NJ, 70 consider and
act upon the following natter
1S To determine whether they will
repair the fence round the Village Park
ID. To nee whether they will clear out
and cover any and what bitches in this
village.
Sd. To see whether they viii complete
the Plank Walks through the village
4th. To determine whether they will
build onc or more plank walks 10 the Dc
pc, and Grave Yard.
5th. To Sc whether they will enclose
the Comm On from the Bookstore South.
9th. To determine what, II any meas
ures shall he taken TO clear the Common
and Streets Of all nuimnces. end improve
the appearance Of the village.
9TH. To determine what amount Of
means, If any, they will raise for the a.
bove purposes--and whether they will
tax themselves TO defray the expenses
+. W. HOPKINS. Clerk.
Rutland, June 18th. 1850.
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IA AtMC< WARMER Js,,f.
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The iiungxrians In Turkey are said
to lie suffering from poverty. They
have been confined through most drea.
~ winter, in = desoiate country, In .
state Of complete inactivity. being actu-
ally forbidden either to follow any trade
or 70 labor 1t Shumla- Finally. within
. few weeks the ussal payment ios their
daily bread have been 70 delayed or
suspended, ,hst they have ceased. In
conjunction with ,l,is..hs double Gordon
Of troops around Shumla. has been re-
moved OF rendered imperative, end the
unhappy men, who saw no prospect Of
relea-c for months, are suffered to es-
cape and tiud their way to Constantine
pie. Some Of these have joined the
Musselman army and found friends and
employment thereby.
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THIS New CoNET.-The New York
Mirror say that the new comet Is now
family visible to the naked eye, in the
cons. eilx.ion Uras Minor. Il will con-
,inuc 10 approach the earth until the
middle Of July. when it will attain its
minimum distance from US Of about 49,
OOO, 900 Of miles, OF less than one half
its present distance. As it is also ap-
proaching the sun, it will become Ave or
six times brighter than Il now Is
The arguments upon the Writ OF Er.
ror in the Webster case, were conclud-
ed before the Suprem+ court 1t Boston,
on Wednesday. The decision Of the
court is expected soon.
A large number Of Chinese lately
arrived in California, Notwithstanding
the edict Of the emperor.
Hon. Robert w. Barnwell has been
appointed L. S. Senator from 3. c., in
place Of Col. Gilmore, deceased.
. Letters from ST. Petersburg were
received in Boston in lS days from the
day they were written, by the Canada
! A slanderer Of the softer sex unter
takes to prove that Satan was NO
man, whose name was Lucy Fir.
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WING CAUCUS.

Tbe Whigs II tbc town If Rutland are
invited TO meet in Caucus II tho Court
House in fAst Rutland. on Thur~dsy eve
ming. the 10Th inst, al 6 clock. fx The
purfsc II seIccsins eight delegates 70
rcreseul tl'sm in he County Convention
TO he held st tasslcton. on the 18th inst
aud tor the transaction Of any other tusi.
ness thought proper, whom met. A gva.
cr&i attendance il desirable.
GEO. A. FUTILE. lr
J. q. GRIGGS.
i. T. BLANCHARD, ''"
Rutland, juno II, 1850.
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new SCHOOL ROCKS.

A, an adjourned meeting Of the To~n Ssper..
,,,c,dsrss 81 Rulisad County, Tovss series VI
Rssisr, ADD spell'ag BOOK we're reeom.e nded
Tor use ~ The Cemmos Seseoss n The Cosnty
JOHN A. HICKS. Chsrmsa,
e. TAYLOR. rec.
Rst,snd, Ma, 70, 1850
Tks poysis ssres ID kss,se1 e,eoh"' 49,. ~
~ hcvls. ia s,eksnss far hev and Old kesSrf'
ID srS.ies, Bsb the Pace q Tocs: ssoAs
= IA b allowed ax Old sass. Ns- bsess ~
h, ,,hes a coat E,s sale % eIehshSe By
L. s,~seer, kssis.d; W.. ws.d. c..ts'"e
Hs.r, K,as,isy, sss1osi ALEC. By Ms'ch'su
sss.raI'y. .,,. A.,
= 81. ~ sA"HN' "s
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Tnn PAsxER MCRpEn.-The evi.
dence for the government in the exami.
nation Of The Went worth. and CLARK.
was concluded OH Thur,day. Mr. But.
Ter, counsel for Horace Wensw orth,
then moved that his client be diseharg-
cd, o.. The ground iha, the government
had failed TO make oos y Gaze sgainst
him This motion Was oppo.ed BY the
counsel fr the government, aud decid.
ed In the Negative by the Court
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Hardware Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

80 dosea Door hsadtes.
~ Mineral Door kaoba,
400 gross Screws; 20 ID. Shoe Nails. <0c m.
Taeis and Brsds; Is doz Locks, lO0 doz Butts;
Slid NJ Ooos fsrsitsrs. asd - assortmcnt Of
House Ts,mminss 100 ssiis Takis CSuery.
with variety Of Furnishing Goods ussslly ios"d
10 Hardware ssesss. Also COS Panel Hssd
aud Back Ss~s. and issgs stoct q Mechanics
Tools. OF different qualities. Double kod,
Dougisas'. Csavs,'s, ssd Cooper Psnps; shee,
Lead; Iced Pipe, Z,ne; Bssss .sd Iron Kettles,
fos ssIe By BAk&ErT& son:
june, fs5o- .
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Tar Txor Axp l,cs,oS RAILROAD:
--1Ss esssneay 4 trsakias grsss d
"a ~ rpsA tssk vanss sses Try %
ISssvasy sfAessssa T. D. iass:--'
ISess vss Q large civic proc cssion
.srvhsIsd b Gsa. viELs end . hns
nilsassy Ocmt-
N An<nal Cornes Bsn@, and
Trs, Gay Bsnd diseoureeA NJ nssSic.
fts opening addrss6 a. the grosnd
-. uAds By ihs Hon. A. K. HAD
AZ. Gen. wcoL, Aiso sp,ts briefly
m .asumiss Implements fos the ~ort
MAYER KsLLoao also addressed the
essstAny--shca the roar Of cannon
srxan III. Olympus ~ss the signal for
commencing cJeraliass. Aftsr re
msks frpsn The President Of the rad.
Axos Baio0x, u.e ceremcnies sere
erocisded, ard The procession return
eli to Ire Troy House. Where a
.assp<uoss entertainment had been
grepard.
Tie Western States, especially
Limos. MiehigAa, and Iowa, At least,
,nr,iop. u them, are suffering great.
l. from the drought, and in addition
,s.e.sive 6rss IN The forests have
b.pien out. The Sheboysan { ws. }
Mercury, oa Late Miehisaa Of last
week, makes The following remarks.
", arc half sufIbcated, and have
zen for two weeks, BY the smoke
frVu the burning woods. Lake Michi'
ran looks dim and shadowy, and the
va himself has the piak'<ye. A few
so,ninss since the village bells were
rsss 10 answer 70 The bell Of . boat
uyus to find our pier. Tho coun'
ny vest must be getting very badly
srorehed.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
Mstaal Fire Insurance. ConpaI

THE Annual Meeting Of the W,adsot O.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company y III b. hrhd
At the Insurance vil,e, ~ Woodstock, M ss,d
County, m TIM srrond WeAne sday --t3u.
dsy--.of Juue ,rAi, Of t~o oeh~h Afternoon,
iur the con.,d, rattan and adoption OF any 81
nra,ions which msy " proposed IN tie by
laws and general S-suisi,ons "f ,he Company
aud TOT the ehote, of Directors, pursuant u
hs PROVISIONS vf tire act 81 ,,'cWtr,ts,io
/, !. A. NARsii, ecorc,ssy.
Ins. OH ., Woodstock, May !, Iaa).
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4 new General Banking Law has
tesn introduced into the Connecticut
legislature, now IN session. It pro
y,des that The securities TO b dcposi-
ted With the Treasurer Of the State,
are 10 lie stocks Of the United States,
lie state Of New York and Boston,
and those Of any incorporated city in
Connecticut.
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DaDole

~1Dole
In this village, on the night Of the
18th. Marie Antoinetie, daughter OF
Henry r. and Achsah J.. Dorrsnce. u
ped fourtesa nsonshs and seven days.
death fossa strange tsasty On that nsre's
brSu,
AID da,hsd ii OCT. There ~s- tist Of rcse
On ehesk sbd lip ~ tesehsd the 'sins with
see.
Aud the fese faded. Bat their essh
ed . .aiie
=. ssea sad belly fron thai marble brcv.-
pr.ts ssseA ana left II there he dared mol
steal
IN. ,ixuss ring u HSsvss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

The New York Herald says that the
criminal authorities Of Lehigh, Penn,
have indicted Moses Y. Beach, in ref.
erencc 10 his operations with the Lc-
high Bank, which exploded . few years
ago, and whose money he circulated rs
agent.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

NEw Local AUTHORITIES. In d
r,se recently tried in Justices
court. some rather novel authorities
we're brought forward by ono Of the
Iean,ei counsel.
The court xill observe" said he,
".ha. in tue. case Of Shylock W.
Antonio, though judgement was rem.
dsted in favor d the plaintiff, yet
circumstances prevented the execu.
ion which had issued from being
carried into effect"
What case did the court under
stand the gentleman to refer to ask
81 the magistrate slightly puzzled.
"Shylock vs.. Antonio, I'd Shaks.
= 235 Joi,nson's edition. The court
.ill there find the case reported IN
.sh." .~.a
The mex, authority is Of rather
more ancient date. It is the case
d the King ~. Shadrach ct 81, Isl
Daniels Reports. p loo. The learn
I'd counsel went OH to apply the cases
to tia. Of his client, but whether thu
court considered the authority SUN
r,ea, We have not yet learned.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

In . decsnsas recently ordered
l,efore he CAissd States Senate, Il IL
stated tAa& We nst value q he com.
mcrce Of the Ohio and Missouri r.
yer, and their tributaries. for the
year 1Siv, b estimated At 1856
500.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

\ Bombay correspondent Of a Lon
doa paper describes . hailstOrm in a
village called Condwell, six miles
from Sattara, when Jumps Of hail as
large a. eoecsnuts fell. Men and
cattle we're killed by them, and in
sone cases houses were Frustrated.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

eINpts may certify that have given ny sc~.
j Jane. Allen Morrison. his tims daring tbs
remainder Vt HI, minority, aud rbAlI eisiss Nuts
Of hi, wages nor pay any d.hts Of his sentraes-
in1 after thi. date. JAMES AOANlsON.
Danby May 10, 1850 ~