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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

TuE CASE OF PRor. WzBsrrn.--Wc
understand tina, Judge Fletcher gave q
hearing this morning. in the lobby TO Judge
Mcrrick, Weis,crs senior counsel, on the
subject u granting = new trial 10 the con.
dcmncd man, The points upon which the
claim ia based for such proceeding were
briefly rprcsen,ed by Mr. Merrick. and the
Court will hold them under consideration
II entertained, the argument will bc heard
in open court, probably next week. Iii,
thought the reasons advanced for this ap
p'icailon on the part II Wel~tcrs counse
arc Insult, lent to demand hearing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Vim. DantortA's Estate Notice Of wa.


STAvK OF vIaNosT, ! DE /, remembered
Di,,r,et Of Kstland, IS. / ID tina, At a stated
session of the Probate Court u the said district
Of Rut,sbi, held ut Rutland in said district Oh
the fret Monday, being the oh day Of May
A. u. 1850.
Present, Hen. Harvey Button, Ju8yr
Whereas certain ih.truBsB. Ia writing pIr
porting 70 be the Lac, ~.li sad test.nssnt Of
.lAte Of wallinyford iE aid di,.
tricl dceses ed hss been hs day rrsssntsd to ssid
court By Ephraia q Haisu OF ssid Wsi.Ibgford
the eIeegtor thereis HsAs9. ia order that the
sarn. NAV be duly rro'ft aud SLOWED ~ said
eoStt a. aid lsst sill AID tests nsIt, Therefore
II ordered by the tAii Probate esart tssI
the said iusts smrat he and the sx1ne IL hereby
referred for Probate aud allowance rs said iA,i
uili ana tsstamsat to = stated session Of sAid
e9ur, 10 be he'd At the ofise OF the kegifter q
,aii eo.r, 10 said RailAbf on De fryt NJ Jndsy
teisg ,h. ri day q June, A. ~ fsD aad TIA.
astise thereof IS giseu ey rsL.iihihg copy Ct
the record of this or der three wstks sseeesiiye-
IL prtr.O thereto in she kntIxad Herald q
newspaper printed ~ said Rutland ia order
that all Itrsshs interested therein Hsy thea
and there appear h<fers ssid eosrt and object
20 The probate ssd asiesapes Aforesaid II tssy
~ss case 4 true eysy o. record "
HENRY HALL, Reg.s:~a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Would soon be In q Grave.

M william JfTNISGs = re'ehsni i.''r~.f
.nd sasd ou, Of G. rs'Ios l.ch u. NJ tfts1-S
INNIgN Jii MuttEb ma ~ had sHssltd IN NJ VII
LIAM ROCKET, u 81 al iusb lie sad nf Grrh
ii hal sntm revf fruh ih- b' ihy.i|,sos ssi
my monster aasD- Tf.oa hal h.d hs shs AMI
ami d.biA'iuH lie Oily. hki he
ls 'n1- VII" ~'iJ 'st1bd g''s Ipi eys IN is Ia.
extremity s''snE- s,si 10
ma -" .s Of only IRE hins. 81 hRASra INDIAN rt'INN
bhhr bAAN nss ia, ped ls A"d 81 'h- assipy-' sni
rsy1sd n1s
u DASS Fsq n1sstasf and cssa.isy AZ JsSs,scn,
nJOlnirs tJ~n 81 pts~i
u, be seiAhpsd WIN VI Cso.Ktf. and tsifsd ~ L
IL -.La
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

VI, ~ rrasAed To inform our reader.
10, tho Telegraph prices in the United
-.,.., and in these Provinces arc TO 10 re-
sarA more than one half. according to the
yr-n, rates. A telegraph line is to be
irur,t,iA,cly Constructed between st. John
Al fredericton. st. John .tt,cs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

District 81 , sirshtr,. al . Prpk~,e cbu't
hsldre at r.sisiae within I'D faf Sats St,s,iet
90 The I,sh asy 81 Apri!. A. ID. ISsn
Nesess, Jane. ttsef. hassinls,rstcY 81 the
easit 81 A,s Ch'iss,, late ef Rsbhs- jie~, 10
ssiA b's;rts;. aeessrva. ~ srcsrs to reader 81
scopunt Dt 10 aau ,srtrstiea q. aid s.Isit, asa
pressnt 81, secesn, saiss, ID estate 10, Zlle~scee
lao ordered ,Ast said account b. ykeeie,a sod
exassiwsa ky AID sos,t a, . sts>,<a thsteef TO
he held a. Cssi,eteh afprs,a.d IN The 81 Wed
uesdAy. II hslne the 1,nd Asy 81 Hsy rcst, sed
that ali por,sns 10 notified thereof by rsNii.h
ing cory 81 the rtcStJ @! tn. order ihtss
~~et. saecs,s.,sly ~ tho Ratiaha herald . eess.
pspr, rstutsJ al Huiiard w tai. ststs. NE la.
Of ~h,eh pabnea,inr, ,hs'lte previous L. tho
TINE spps.ntei Tot hearing A true cory oftte.
ord. IS AtMos wsnxsR iadEe
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Ps'liSrs. Mr. Robinson. the Demo
0'is' candidate in the Fourth District. has
'a letter to the County Committee, an.
s'7a-.as his declinstion ~ candidate. on
" !, ground tia, thu, he IL about to return 70
srbi.heA3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Millinery and DrcSs-Making

MISS F. X CAPROS, respectfully informs
the Ladies of Rutland and vicinity, that she
has received the summer fashions, and 10 pre-
pared 10 make every style Of Hats in the hes,
mauncr, and dresses warranted to TT She has
also just received large assortment Of MILF
merry Goodr, comprising all the latest style OF
Hats, an elegant selection If R,hbons, Face
trimming, Laccs, Wrcaths, Ch,drens Hats
Band>boHes, Gloves DC, &c, which will be
cold very low.
" Beechng and pressing done by an e1'
pcrrnccd hand from the city.
Rutland, May 10, Io.yO. II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

QtsssW sstpTst We vsre shown ie,,sf
y~y,sfdsr from Csl,fana, hsar'os saens very
agsr~sss refer NATION Ia . isi.ses The Wyi.
,sf--sea u tho eenti~wsn sefsrr~d 10 wss
sseA 80 ,nesr,g.ssr led hoy that the parent
ned ia ship d ,sn "a Ia ses. ~ Ns~ Bedford
~hs,ss. oves eight yssrs ago The hoy ran
s-sy frpm tho STRIP 81 Tahiti. hved 9th the
ast,e. y-s'. thin shipptd IN another ~hai.
-, aud one Day ~h'!- pursuing . whale the
hoe, sss sssss sed all hsnds prr,shed. a. ~,
saprss~d but ,hs yosag chap hung By q
e~se Of Tho Sest thirty i,ss,s. ~ss packed up
ny Bsss'' v~sssi, and finally e., ,nto . stsv
~. and eventually taaded ana ran 81 81 Ser
fisac,scc. shou' the time Of the gold deceive
Try "ent To wost, due gold. suerscded, snt
shrf everybody al home suppcs-d he ~as a~ss
snd gene, tome up With q snug ih,l~ forum,
4 go 100. aud 70 esm,es home 10 ENJOY ~
money and eIpef,enee - Boston Daily Msl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Asong the paascngen in the Cambria
~ ccaui de Bodisro, the Russian Minis
" whom the, newspapers sent TO Siberia a
w sca,hs since Alp Mr. Bullock, the
s'so'aiing cashier Il The Savannah Bank.
s.apsny. The kt,es d In charge d
uSssr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Could not Live a Day longer !

Near D. CALpWkLLi co. n Sna n.sc,-. own
CO = y. frsp~r.al'e druggists. I'VE hevq
heard, through Mr. Nh,sman f-s~rstle taissn of lbs
place. Of lDpnris, II tos.ssefigs ~trh Bss,
1SpiAs FuLs0sAss BALsAs hos ptdSsed the wife ~
srqasu.Iy 81 his, Who Tsdss 70 the ~ Palermo
iis county shr lad i~ss krF cfped ksf bed. aud
dsngstpa.x dsrsSJ ,si I.I f,..nds h~f.rd impose
blr h~ hr, 10 Gss An ONE DAY LJkdEk Ds',
al strf bops r. os se sf1nnrpd BRASTs
PtLNcSfRr hfIs1M It's rsdesi efs<sfy he, rs,ssa
t,dnS 10 W dse.a Apesald sgan' AID tAs she eAlesi
sjg-t ard very std~-, us she 10 indebted ~ HRAsT
BALsAa .r i+f iseos~ry fom hpg sst,,r ssA dsars-
ana hss slas nd toLsatsf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
: : :
~USUBSD

Mrs Orril r wife Of Amasa Pooler, in the
t6h yesr Of her age. Respected in life, and
lame ted IN death
In a~ndoa, on the ID ins, @, Mrs. Cyrrs Ed
son, aged s3,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Al Rolyoke, Tuc.isy. the Consseticui
.''w hal risen y, that there were eigh,
W s~if krs Of vsier On the ing dam,
sss Bear the top Of the sLutmenss. A
ss sorce sas pat % TO prc,ecs the Con
ssnss, River Rsiirsad. John Tiger, an
.Asassn who uss in . boat saving drift
: s ~ 'vrps over the dam and perish
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
A DOCTOR CURED!

.,u, the u. II Jam1y is.a ~'o. .. io"~s have sr.n
Obliged quit ~ ptstc. MI rso,.sioa !, e,.s
qu.ne. u ~ health Twas ssyseiy shsd with CA,-as
rs'r'os. r, doubt emshtf G,s necessarily. 'yht snf
day and bst spi sost Zoe ebss AIDE saS
ire tic r.inrdies 'IsId~d ~ the st,hii
VI The pfrssn ell to effect, p,Sy tr sud dc
hiy caused 10y isn pfriddlred hgsnst patent med.
sr"s nnd have po faith nov N u~n tosFsi'y hot wa
'ncHc-!ts tisn proigt fsiihio .
.s'y o' BRANT's ISpiAN PULMONARY hALsAM, std
-" ~- sekuo~ i ito lp.'i II The ss cIo5. whuo,
srrye, tibet TIE effect II ia
rr"n' fpd sau,a'y ~ med crr"s ever ~in"s@-h
n IN - . 20 81 .. d., w.. ,rs ". .css'.::
VI s c-si sod Psu. sld consider and Srsnsss s,S'y
, WIT NAN
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Is szsed ,hss Congress voted a free
sa'"ss 10 LAsAvsrrs-1st Aas asrsr 20
~ sdy paid for a! A hill has tvics
sa .he Senate to ply the owners IN part
sss kss they sustained but il has always
~~s " ihs Hoose ls,hn true.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

sse hheH up the cid tounty 6sscAs strive ~ nth the
iAtscst sad choices, vsret, OF nee sni ser,, to.
rove ~stss e,e' offered TO tbs peopis Of Vet
mont The falo~,ay 10 . lie, 81 q TsS Of the
mo's ,mpassaat ~ofts On hspd to Which he eaIIs
espeeisi attention.
Mh',is's . fn','sits, Brseebs,drs Hail,
ussdie! EAmses, Emetsoa Poe ne
Niece iisnss, Essa,s
t"',es''rs Aidsftroot, "Rertes.n,At,,e Nen,
Melshilss T,pee. Abbvtts May Of Scots
l"~sir,B stio~ Pspen, d" t,s,. 81 HAaa,s.l,
>p'srses Wfnnss, =" Alexander Grs4i
Hods"n . Leo,er~s. Charles l,
RaDctoa's tuiird stasas, d" Chssi.s u.
MhPple. Lectures. {" Mara Of France,
Mara's 1knu2h,s D." julius Gear
ko<s W been th,nh pe, " wm thsC onqnetor
Chids fset d f,euon, Allied the Great
Tsy lofs Rhy@es OF Ira Looefelio~'s Seaside,
vel. g E,snee Inc.
headie,s Saeirdsccsrs, " ksvanagh,
I john Adsus' Letters, = Ballads
Masoon's Proverbs for to~eli's Poems.
People. Ssie's p"ems,
Seds~nkt Clarence, Holmes Poems,
/ 'r,inxs Nahom,t Hsiirct's Poems,
=" " ssd successor, Lyaeh's Poems,
kn'ckesbocksf History.
| All the standard Eagiish Pceu.
TUNES, Macsuiey, and Gibbons H,storss,
Bibles, Testsnieois, and Prayer Bnoks,
! Methodist. Congregational and Bspiist Hymns
| All the popular sch"oi Books.
70 90 Letter and Note Envelopes,
N Reams Cap and Letter Paper,
900 Quree Blank Book,
Besu,ifui French Autographs,
a choice selectio Of piano Music consisting o
Polkss, Waitses, Songs. Marches. QuadtiiIes
&c. &C.
F,sh,us Tackle, Silt and sr,.s Limos, rlo.,s
Hooks. Fi,es, snares, &c.
Pamphlet Boscs, Lew, chesp, sed vary eooven.
lent article.
CsNds II every description.
Catholic Payer snd Cstechism,
Drawing Hook. Cards, Paper, and Pencils,
Bristol Board, Psints, Brushes &C.
| Tissue and Leaf Paper. Gard Board,
Letter Stsmps, Ws,ers. waI. Pocket Knives, &c
Garden Seeds, Gun Powder. Percussion Caps,
Window Paper, sar.ety OF beautiful pstt.rns,
Room Paper. 20 different patterns, new styles,
Black Blue, Red. and C"py'ng inks, &c.
To oil of winch he invites the attention OF hit
friends. believing he can Sc! all the above men
toned articles from 20 10 70 per cent lower thar
than they can be bought at any other store IN The
state
| tBroahway, two doors South Of Court Square J
Rutland. May 9Th. 1880 u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Murder will Quit!

AND consequently II will become generally
known that MARTIN T. HENRY, are sellinr
BOOTS and SHOES Of = sKrrIH quality and
Tor less money, than any other establishment
in Rutland County, we intend to adept (as far
a. psseisblc) the ready pay System. Gents
fine Calf Boots, warranted i'm ported French
Cali, Al prices which cannot fail 70 secure
trade
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Straw, and French Lace Hats.
N. Is. Ola bonnets dressed over by an exrer-
fenced workn IN rom the city Is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

Rs. l. A. BOYNTON
would announce TO
the Ladies Of Ludlow
and vicinity, that ,he
has Just returned
from New York, with
her Spring and Sum =
mer Fashions, togeth-
or with a great ,arie-
~ Of srlendid Rib
bons, Silks. Friuges,
Lacos, Fans, Gloves,
mbs,bn,tons,Sldcs
60, e. c, also q large
sASfs-anN Of q a.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

All other articles IN the came proportion
The above articles are oil Of the best stock
and work ma nshp and " arranted.
NJ. 1. II. have also q small lot Of cheap sale
work with which our town is Hood-d) which
can be had for the ask,ng, # you will not ask
us to warrant good. When We hear man
warraat chesp sale work, 10 be COOP WORK We
aissys th,nk he is either no judge Of the sr,ieic
Rutland, May 8 1850 II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
MoTSoa

A DY Err a Co b~nS thankful Tor pat "a
vers. wcold say 70 ther % eas,oners. ths,
usry sf~ about elos.ns ~ he Arm, and all On.
sstiled teSssAs, doe Tie esmpsay nasi b.
pad ,s.stA:s'y o. they w,ll b. IN Scs col.
ssrtsos. A, DtEA q Co
ks,lsss Nay. Q. 1859, u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
FITS. FITS, FITS.

M...rs X. LifriNCOTT Sus. ,.sJsc,sis nss'ehan,s
u HEgsors, Ssi,sds osVrfk pssh Mar
q so ,s,,nE .mypg Sh., $500. sis.a bad be-. &.
rat o1e VI ihru egstObsrs ted Blled th~u,
h.d. which hal b-ru hi-ci r., sswal ss.tt
sur.I ty lie. 4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
RAISED PROM THE GRAvE

hsssr' PnATI rHffp, -l'AAs. y Net c@,ssai
(Vas, sad EhfNr y H4IsiH bAd se-trd cufss ~ .rh
t0p-i.<s ~ CotAt sfIlss ur1 bsi
~ rn.a rim enyd ~ sod tirfe thft hss ,Vsa
u Jsc~ az that TIls md a..
f1'uds ssA MUST DiE Ono r-ri-nsn IN psrpspi-,,
fsf his plfsseiso pdt i4fn ls.s
.ye,s ~oSrre He lir. ~srs h9s '.r
BHAsrs BALbAN-IoI ~tLL--asS ~ 80
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
pauIINr1Y AND pREss paAKINo

to give satisfaction TO eli those who ratronise
her. Is Rutland, Apti, u, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

JON rs 4 DAMP o RTH
OFFER their professional services =. Physieans
and Surgeons ia the citaens OF Lodow ard v,c,n-
iy. n Ludlow ~, Ma ,, 1880,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Miss Fisk

MOULD respect.
w full, announce
60 the Ladies Of Ru,.
land and vicinity that
she has received the
latest Spring d sum .
m"r Fashions, and she
will be happy to re-
ceive a.. orders In her
lire Of husincss. Miss
y. rcspeetfuily soiieit'
4 due share OF patron.
age aud will endeA, or
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
POWDER AGENCY
IRON STEEL.

TOKsE Shoe Hart, Nal Rods ard wagon
II Tire. all ,Ir. Round aud raosrt Iron,
Round Square sud Square. Casu'eel Toe
CorR Steel and SpriogSteel, for 'aif -
Is flSpos L GEAyEA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
BURLINGTON GRASS;

cbys Shy 10, 9by IL, Oily H. l9ty
u ~ on hand and all the larger s,rst ny to "a
BY ~ Inch tulp .sd az On. day, notice at man
uf.etarer'i prices, with tbs sddtion Of Freight
BY is LAspos d CtAvEs
VANKEE Notion, ard Air Tight stsre',
Pio~s Caitisstors, EES rIor Point. aud
Casting, for sa.est LAspos q GsANEs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

WHERE dad yog get ,hosr bes u,tfui Prneh
Csif tsoo.' A,MAkIiS & hEShy'S q
course.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
RUTLAND COUNTY BOOKSTORE.

ING eeso'ne ss,isaee that Hs,isnd 70 dss'
- nhsd 10 - 80 great bss,ness center OF Yer
"oa'. Asd Ahos,nG tom yersoesi oassrvs,,cs
Inst ne snsssns have q tss,e Tor AID deposit, on
10 sapp'y themselves ~nh all the ne~ pssieA
'sons 81 nSrh. hss "tAhes Time b, the fer~iuek "
ssd hi'ea Up the cid Coaniy BecA.,n,e With the
iA'scs' sad choicest variety OF nee AMI meu,,o.
rove ~Ssss e,e' offered TO tbs peoris Of ve,
moi" The fn'o~,ag 10 . lie, 81 q lee Of the
mo's 'apossahi ~ofts On hand. to ~hieh he eaiis
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

nOO ACRES of well timbcred land The
wv Rutland and Stockbridge Turnpike
pas.e. through said land, which |. g miles die
tsnt from Rutland Depot.
For further particulars address. post paid,
SOLOMON w. ADAMS.
Sherburne, April, 5th, 1850. l5tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
PURE NoRrHCnN cLovER SEED

PURE NoRTHE nm CLOVER SEED
THE subscriber Offers for sale large guam
i lit, of Pure Northern Glover Seed, clean
ed by the well.khown Wills Of Mes.r,. Shaw o.
Roybury, and Staples Of Williamstown, VT
The seed i: warranted free from the foul seed u
sunlly iouud in the southern clover seed. Far
mer. and others who do not wish to stock their
land with daises and other foul seed will do well
to call and examine my stock Of seed before
purchasing elsewhere :. l.. LANGDON.
Castleton, April 18th, 1850. Is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
Si,25

CASH will buy good p.,r Of Cali or Goa
Bfogans Al MARTIN q HLNKfS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

DIsIttct al kaita'd } - htfet That OF
.rccih .cs.ion ct the Probate Cou', Of ss,d
D,trie, elden at Rat, snd In said DISTRICT Oh the
10th day 81 April, 4. d 1851
rrr,.nt, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
whereas l.ase J. Vail, administrator 81 the
estate Of Timothy Reed late VI panby, IN
| .aid District, dsecp.ed, interstate, La, this de,
| msie application to aid tcu't Proposing 10
! render an account nf ~. standardization oi ssd
| estate and tequc.ting .rij court to make such
| decree as TO the residue AZ aye,, in the hand.
| 81 said administrator after the payment et
| the debts OF said deceased. and the exreuses
| ~ administrator ~ u sail court Il shall seem
just.
| Therefore. Il !. ordered ty ,sid Probate Court
| that the examination OF taid account let allow
| ancc AID the confederation OF said decree b,
aud they hereby are referred 20 the stated sewior
| oil said court TO he held ut the of1ce Of the Reg
i,,er of .sid court, ia Rutland, Ia sai District
on the 6rsi Monday. being ths OH day Of MAY
| 4. ID lhdc and that notice thereof be given Nv
Publishing certified cory Of the record OF thu
order three weeks sucoetively pre,iou. thercte
| IN the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed al
| Rutland, In order that all persons interested
therein NAV then sui there appear before said
cour, and object to tho allowance Of iaid ac
count aud TO said order or decree II they see
cause. A true copy of record. IL
HENRY HALL. Eoeistsr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
GUNPoWD3R

I lyman & FENTON'S Diamond Sporting
II Powder, Washington Rife Powder, Green
Mountain Powder, in pound Canisters; for sale
by Is Il. l.. SPtScrn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
SIS

SIS
CASH ~,li boy paw 81 hr.i qo:h,y viking
sho<s Il MARTIN Y HENRY
~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
c0x7

S0G
WILL by Q good psu Of Boys Calf Brogsrs
Of MARTIN 4 HENRY
~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

BARRETT son & Co, offer for sale a,
their new store (root Of Washington ST mar
the Drpotl Moiasses IN Hhd's, bills and ~
bbIs.
STRAIN Syrup in Is gal package
Refined Crushed Pow defed aud Coffee Su-
gar,
HID. and Boz Sugars
Extra Mess end C.esr Perk.
Bea Leaf Lard
Pure ground WHIT lead 10 Is TO 200 lbs
ksgs
Best quality Linseed Oil.
Sperm and Whale Oi.
Sslarstus, Teas, Specs de
Rutland, May .. II
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Many Consumptions Cured

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SEED WHEAT

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Rstlaad Agricultural Warehouse.
Foot Of Harrington s., mtxt to the
Depot.
JUST received great variety Of Agricultural
implements snd Gardening Tools from the
most approved manufacturers among which
vii be found
CUTTERS.
from the well known msnnficiory o! RUG.
Giles NOURSE T. MASON.
Also, 6tArbuek and Castleton Plows.
Churns, Shovsls, Spades, Garden Rakes,
Garden Floral and Field Hoes, Tree Scrspers,
Sna,hs, Scy Thee, Forks, Oh Yokes, Or bows,
boo, Rollers &c.
BARRETT son & Co.
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celebrated eyihrs. orJers for which will be
promptly answered.
Rutland, May 9, IL
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IL HENRY HALL, Register.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-06-20
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

The Nashville Convention, it is said, has in
dictated its preference for settlement of the pres
ent controversy by the extension of the Missouri
Compromise line to the Pacific The ultra South.
ern men insist upon this policy, and the entire
South seems willing to test the North upon this
point. The Washington Union is asserting, but
IL thinks such a settlement cannot be had.
There is every indication of purpose in the
House to try whether this mode of terminating
the contest may not prove successful. Of course,
it would divide California, giving slavery a
chance to gain foothold in the Southern portion
We need not say that the project is mpractica
BILE. The North is yielding enough, but this it
will never yield. California will come in with
her present boundaries or she will not come in ct
all. The Missouri Compromise line reduesA-aAe
boundaries of slave territory, by setting apart
large portion of it to freedom. The extension of
that line to the Pacific now would reduce the
boundaries of free territory by setting apart the
larger portion Of it to slavery. No Northern
Representative unless he has made up his mind
to blot himself out Of political existence will dare
to give countenance to such a proposition The
sooner the extreme men Of the South abandon
the scheme, the less will be their modification,
and the less time will be lost.