The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18
From Tie Vomc .Icmuai
t.htl NSThNTlAL EVIDENCE

s'aT'' G-'' a.
On, saturday afternoon, some wear.
,i1cr, about the bar.room Of the OIL,
,ulI'c hou-o IA The little ,,ilagc of s.
"a Ltae IRE. were gathered II numbc,
o' ses'ifn. ,1ier-. svaiGring men an
farmer. Although early in the after
h0n, 'Le heavy clouds @, IN approach.
IN. STORM 80 darkcnci ia, shore tia, car.
dis, were ut anI IN their dim iigh, th.
yail''iuc crowd listened 10 the beating
q Tie waves upon the beach, and tn,
d.,ilN ro!l of lsundor thai :.nnounCcd
to coming strife. ]; was one Of tho,
.crn' ila, occur when mighty tempest
r rnes down on Erio's inland sea, and
Ac dHiiest seemed struck WIKI its i'm.
ifessiyc grandeur. Sailor, drafts from
IL"Is poisoned cups with les noise. und
re village po'iticians were les absorbc,!
j. Tie Presidential Election. Onc Of the
uaiber seemed more uneasy than the
Fris a Young man, Of mild, prerosscss-
lt appearance. with rifle ,n his hand,
A7d powder horn slnng over bis should,
FF, Tor lac had but few minutes bcforc
fsne IN irom Cunning, paced to and from
t'e door, looked at ihe troubled bay aud
e!oedy sky, and ircqucn.i, asked Mi old
Captain Of schooner when he would be
able 10 sarl--to night?
"To-ni.ht. No. sir" lie responded
10 one oi ,hcso inquiries nor ;"-mor-
ros nor nrA, day. | expect. THIS 'c.c
r-rm looks Il, il !, was goli' 10 had oti
dNs"e for good many flin;n' onc>,
apd ] don't believe IN putin on, in such
ompaay--n corrupts good manners. rs
'te 'ayln' is. lon seem 10 he IN u great
loryy coMTade =
| am. The Sea Gull broueh, inc III
,tv' 'iUm home this m rning, ani viii
4eaaic your pa.-age money. il ypa run
~ do"n 20 C. tonight
Not /. lwoa',in', undertake j, 10.
Lar Iiinrs the money"
S.ienccd ty this reply, the youny man
returned sadly into the house AID, sit.
'ns down ,irus, his hands into III, pock
.is, with the doc-ed air OF one who
rstcs up his raiEd to b. cr.n.tnt with Il
FESTIVE vii.
NJ W hsa oecn in S.
's' a; e" weeks, ard although ,;ranc
~, Aa4 lEprcsse''. lis inhabitants fl,ora.
=, 80 quiet, rc.iring. and as all thought,
tHA ss' ne an manner and disposition.
Tie b.slGcss tia, brough, him 10 Tie
isAse Was by no means sciIlei, and the
''ltli,euee he had received must have
htE q! very pressing nature 10 make
'ae naturally 50 ,imid ANXIOUS To brave
anarm thai sal,ed The haidies; sailor 10
a'.as rom duy. He had been sitting
vRA lo"a Of gloomy discenien, bu, a
A.sr i..Lc, Nhcn iSo chatter Of horses
'oi acre heard in the stree, and a man,
pale and t.. .mbling stood within tie door
~, li.s Lr.t dl.cordant ui,c;aacc Was
ht so'l Murder No expression of
fs'n u tryror can send the same Leaihly
l-i 10 TIE hear, as !l.a. orc word o! ter
ha!e i7'Pon and, para'ysed With stupid
sV'p'tsr lie gathered crowd .Dqnirirs'y
sssed At the brea,hleEs messenger Of ev-
bt!orc he could relate wh.: seemed
!, 'aote HE u;:ersnce, iLe Sheriff oi the
s..oShiy hastily entered and arrested
u W.
. For ~hs, :" f.al,ercd the young man.
The murder Of Mile Wood-,' was
- .'egn reply
h"Saied only this 10 swell the horri-
w 'eGss'ion that had fallen upon the
rvsd Mile Woods, liuIe eirl ten or
"s't Years of age, was aa only child
rspec,sble pstn,s living within
's'' q s., ard in her spriehily love
'itS' lad won the affection of all the
-'Ayt''. The circumstances ai'ondi. .
.S' sesia we're AZ follows: Tho parents,
Ma ire9seatiy thrir custom, ieii ,be
sss r'aer ,he charge of Mili.e, ard
Seeh, The greater p:ut Of the day
Ahg psrci.Ase, and visiting 10 ihe sii.
s ha'ryins home before tie CON-
serss, the agcnirea parents found
N1 hess< voSbed, and their only child