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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the County q Rutland
arr requested 10 meet by their delegates
1t CaS,le.on. on the. 18th day of June
next. =, IL O'Clock A, NJ. Cor the pur.
pore H nominating candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices. viz three County Sena-
tors. two Judges Of the County Court.
= Sheriff. High BsiliG. and . State 5
Attorney. AMI a Judge AZ Probate for
the District II Rutland, and Also Judge
of Probate foe tive District of Pauhsvcn.
The nun,ier Of Delega,es 70 be one from
esch tovn, anal ooe delegate for each 50
Wing yoses. and one fos each fraction o.
yer % Wing votes given N each town
fSr Govcspss in the year lsi9, which
viN give 70 The tsvs " Besssa I dele
CITES, Bnsdoa 8. Caslissss 6. Chitten.
des 2. CAscndaa 4, Dandy I. Fsirhsvsn
8. Nubl,srd,oa :. Ira .. MenAsa 2. Mid
dlssovn :. M. Holly 5. MI Tabor I.
Ps~irt I. huS6eA !. Ptisfosd I. PoalL
they 0. RuilsnA 8. SAehsrpe Z. Shr~s
harry 8. Sudbury 2. Tinnssh 3, Val
lag}Sd s. weik 3. End wskAs.en 2.
], y eIpsessA hat sseh sSss vill sp
pssst dr. nss.lss Of deaegaaes 10 Which
4 10 csfislrd. Il pahie necsing cAlisd
~ tAe s-vsssl torn oaumitaees fr thai
rasfse.
fhe County CoU,nit,es teg ksve "a
uFss uT<.e ,ls Town Cousmr.ce, III m-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

psrmis'cd 10 say that that HAadc recent.
" 10 the Old and ,ims. honorea FRAax.
uS HorEL y nos oas a ~ leaa.--
This Old and veil sstablisAed hosse
having changed owners and psssed inse
ne kssaAs Of Aose rAe kssp is---Las been
thoroughly repaired and 10 far - It's in.
geral arrangements are concerned will
we'll compare viii aay hesss 10 the
country. We see that many alterations
have been made which win much add
70 the oomfoI, and convenience Of the
guesss Of the house, and Il the same
lime strengthen the assurances Of the
Keepers, Ntssrs Pratt 4 Foster. that a
discerning public will reward their ef.
forts made for their accommodation; the
Improvements made being Of the mot
liberal order.
This house Is capable Of accvu.n,oda.
ting about 100 persons, and having BEEN
thoroughly cverhauIed--repainted--
papercd, and cell farnishsd IN all the
departments 1T now presents an ap.
pearance credi,able to the place,--snd
offers such inducements 10 those desir.
Gus Of visiting Rutland, as have never
before been presented.
W. learn that many improvements
are being made at Clarendon Springs,
in the expectation Of large company
there the coming season, and with the
proximity Of this pleasant watering
place to Rutland, together with the ma
ny attractions within her own borders,
Sutherland Fals-her cztensirs INar-
lie Quaryies,-her rich and beautiful
scenery--and last, though not least the
dancing Mountain streams all around
US, and filed with the 'speckled trout
anxiously waiting to be e.ugla--ren.
ders this place not the least inviting one
for our city friends in pursuit either e
health or pleasure to pass q portion OF
their time during their escapement from
the heated walls and burning pavements
Of the city.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

THE MUMxY.-Thcy have had quite
fuss in Boston about a mummy. A
large audience assembled to see it .'un.
rolled" when 10 aud behold instead Of
being on Egyptian pricstess, as was
supposed, it turned out 10 be the corpse
Of dead man This body, it is suppos.
ed, breathed its last about nisse hundred
years before Christ. Perhaps it did
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
LATER FROM CUBA-COSrIS

LATER FROM CUBA--CoSrrSUEp
ALAKM ABOUT OUR INVASION, &C.
Charleston papers contain the details Of
the news BY the steamer Isabel. The
Mercury gives the following intelligence
under the date OF
HAvAxA, June 8. We are daily
looking for another invasion. Yester-
day the schr. Parry arrived from New
Orleans. bringing reports thai the steam
er Fanny was to leave thst city On the
lst inst, with several hundred men, for
Coba
The Covsrnment was instantly on
the q3 virs. Troops we're ordered 10
be in readiness at . moments warning.
Last night the steamer Pixaso left
here with 500 men co board. Her des.
tinsiion is unknown.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

SUIcipE.-Mr. James Il. Vincent,
comedian aud connected with the Ma.
,ional Theatre, Boston, committed sui.
eide, on Thursday last, by shooting him.
self while Oh his passage in the cars
from Concord to Boston.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

Another BURGLARY IN RUTLAND.
The Grocery Of Mr. Patterson, Of
.his village, was broken into while he
was at dinner OH Friday last, and wha.
change there was in the drawer taken
The pcrpetrator has not yet been de
tectcd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
ANOTHER GREAT BANK ROE
BERi-SlNGULAR RECOVERY
OF THE MONEY.

The Connecticut River Bank, at
Charlestown, N. H., was entered on
Thursday night and robbed Of sli,7jo
VIZ: $500 IN gold coin, mostly A.
merican $1,000 in silver $500 IN
bills Of the Connecticut River Bank /,
$500 in bills Of the Claremsns Bank !,
and $500 in bins Of other Banks
The robbery was accomplished in the
same manner ~ that II The Dorchester
and Nixon Bank. The door Of 'be
banking room wers opened by means oil
false keys. rs was also the trap door d
the safe but gunpOwdsr was success.
fully applied 70 the inner ison door Of
the safe. The directors Of the Bank
on discovering the robbery. immediate,
issued handGills, Offering . reward Ok
$500 for the recovery Of the sssney, os
$1,000 for the money and theives.
The same morning, sbov. 5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Gee, Of MARROW. N. H., discover
ed near his premises, about 20 miles
from Charlestown, = stray horse and
OhRSyS W uso IVSo stAGs $50 SsoSN'
coming up shortly after examined tho
box Of the buggy, where vas d.eose,'
ed the entire sum stolen, vis: sll,7N'
also . sss q burglars ssols, ssme T..
male wearing spparcl, and . small
quantity Of bread and smoaksd bed.-
Dir. Gee took charge Of the vsiusbis
losd, though wondering greatly how 1t
came there, until about ten O'Clock, ~beo
he nsws q As robbery reach y hn
The Presideps q ths Baak Vas ianed''
aisly notified, and bsie's night TIE moo
~ vas again in possession of the Bsnk
The hosss was . valuable grey, and ste
buffalo robe IN he buggy bore The name
marked - il e 5. kartoa-"
Tie tAisves probably became alarm
Cd. and eescluAsd 70 sAcriSes itS'F
Pluadss 70 personal safety. j. Is sne1'
1aOrdinssy case. Mr.. Gee, d coofs<'
gets cool $500, aod very easy at thai
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
TO THE WINGS or RUTLAND
COUNTY.

hereby mos, cordially trnder to the
whigs Of Rutland County my sincere
acknowledgement for the token Of con-
Adeecs and respect aanifssted in elect
ing nc one of their Senators for the
two past year,, and signify to them that
I decline Icing cossisle' ID candidate
for that Office u the approaching elce.
ton. In the meantime they may rely
upon the assurance Of my aid in elect
ing such candidate ~ they in their
wisdom may select to all the place.
r. JUNE.
Brandon, June l6, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

ScicipE.-We learn ths, Mr. David
W. Ray. Of Dandy Borough, commit.
ted suicide At that place, on sle oh inst,
BY shooting himsclf with = gun, the
charge Of which took effect In the side,
causing death in few hours. Cause,
disappointment 10 love affair.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

II is . matter Of no small gratiG>a-
ton to those Who regard in any way the
prosperity Of our own town 10 witness
the Improvements nos going on all .
rssnd ~. In the main villase,-and
that nj The Milis---os - we supps,e nc
must now cay Cssxev Ratia.d and
indeed Se may say--in every section Of
tie town--sn improvemssa 10 going on,
sSeL as has nj b-ea witnessed here for
many YearA To the opening Of on,
railrosas.--shs esssgs.ic and successful
prosecution Of the marble businsss and
tie increased ssSsss To- the past Lw
years made BY or farnen 70 star,
themselves y i.ass = l;tsis' before thess
predecessoss, nay b. strihstsA he
~oaSerfsl change iha hes row 's,sle
Ger TIT spirit a our dresns'
Among the changes uasl likely to in.
'e'es, The pubic generally -s psy be
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
THE HERALD
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1850
IN PORTANT

IMPORTANT
to BUSINESS MEN AND ADVERTISERS
The Rutland Herald and Vermont Star are
have the largest eiresiation Of any pei or In
this portion Of the Ststs aud all adver tiscuents
intended for either will be inserted 10 both
thus s6ordiny 10 advertisers = better medium
than can elsewhere be found.
UOur circulation 10 70 seHA vipe Svssosi.
srss. and therefore oar papers are sent rsgu'
larry TO Ill.
JOB PRINTING.
Extensive additions having recently been
made to the Herald establishment by the pur =.
chase Of . large assortment Of new materials
Of The 'atsst style and most desirable patterns,
We are happy to anneapes to our friends and
II. public that W ~, Prspa cd u execute
ali orders at the shortest nstice, and in ttyle
not to BE- ser passed in the city or eouutry. Our
Once 10 the most extensive Of any in thi. por.
tion Of the State and ~ We srs not under the
necessity of sending our work abroad " have
IL doSs, We can do il ~ she rter notice ard on
more reasonable terms 'has thoss who are com
PEELED to do 20.
v. D. Palmer, tho American. Newspaper
Agent, 10 Agent for this paper and Authorised
70 take ADVERTISEMENTS, and SUB.
SCRiPTlONS At the tame rates ~ required
BY Us. His onicss are At
BOSTON. = Congress Street
NEW YORK, Tribane Building.
PHILADELPHIA, ". w. cor. Third and
Chestuut Streets.
BALTIMORE 6 " rov Noyth ana Fav
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

Hon. Hiram Weed, the newly elect.
ed Secretary Of State. Of Conhec,icss,
died II his residence in Danbury, on
the 7th inst, aged 50.
Luther Severance, u Me-, Editor Of
the Augusta Journsa, has been confirm
ed by the y. s. Senate q Consul 10 the
Sandwich Islsods.
Lac dsts froG Hav,aa state that
The prisoosss taken in The lsas sxpeda-
Won are - be rsleasoA
TIE frsii prospects in New Jersey,
Pennsylvsaia, and Ohio, are aid 70 Le
highly as.,ering.
Whale number Of death. m New
York !ass week, 9ot
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
WINDSOR COUNTY.

The Wings Of this county will bear
in mind that their annual Convention
for the sominasion Of County Officers,
will be holden At Woodstock, on the 81
Of July next.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
TROY s. RUTLAND VS.. ALBA.
NY & RUTLAND RAILROAD.

In publishing the exposition, which
we do in our paper Of this week, made
by the Presidents Of the Troy e. Rut-
land and the Rutland g. Washington
Railroads-and which is designed a an
answer to The letter Of Mr.. Gilbert,
published some days. since, we do sim
ply what we conceive to be our duty /;
-and we hope our friends on the line Of
tive Albany and Rutland road will not
think that we have any wish to compro-
mise their interests, or TO throw The
slightest obstacle In the way Of their
success, In an article which We saw
Ct to write some few weeks since favor
ing the project Of the Albany & Rut-
land road we gave il as our opinion
that both these rival roads were sure to
We built and that ~ sparring and all
controversy between them could not
prove injurious TO the successful and
early completion Of each. We took
occasion in that article to show that the
through business Of the Northern roads
was but small affair compared with
the way That . rivalry will exis. at
Rutland and the Southern points Of
these two roads is Of course to be ex-
pected; bu, it is, after all, the ,oay bu.
siness upon which the friends Of either
line must rely and with the rich rs.
surance, girea on both lines for this bu-
siness-we think .hs. all parties should
with full confidence a. 10 success-xnd
full faith ~ 70 the ultimate results Of
these noble en,erprises-go on harmo-
niously in the prosecution Of these great
works.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

RSsEaJ oS Tss NIn.-BuAsb'
Jsae Il-Ths. Eastern mail, conisinihs
the New York morning ysPsss q The
I2sh INST. VAS found lila morning IN
oes Of The baggage cars. cut open I'D
the letters missing No eIae bas toso
obssiped Of tie lobLesS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

pnstsm, Il taking n'sassres &c rcndS the
sppaa,mssA ssA s,ieaAancc Il the full
gs,sa Il delegates from al the Towns in
IL Cesssy. -
G. SPENCER, r.r,,,
u. b. JONES, cV
A. q. DANA,
n. n. STRONG.
RsiAsd. Msy IL. 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

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sse tees naates AID ssusissss, saa tas the
ussi ~ lssy - 'iss saiy ss~qss,< ss~sss Of
sSa'sag TN Lh<ssy. tssa w~sia Il soa BE-
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

middle Il The Atiaase oeesa, he would have
u ssv,aS bis l'fs b. sw'mmiag Ashore.
VI. Weese~s holds Assssehusssts up 70 tho
i,deuk Of The world, s~cssss she :. eso~s
iefv,d On rena.yl.so,s wrosgs = and he has
es~,ned Il he day 10 ,nqu,v aow many seia.
ates Of tss,use slaves isars occurred IN N~s
EIStAoa ssshin oar ttD~. 10 the lh~ Chs,s-
uas ss.aasrd BY which To -ss,ms.- ,ss evil Of
esrfase ks,rnis upon ,hr naA sacred right
Of .ass' lf pposr 10 eoesrnsn~st ard IA
dsasr~se~. h<eas.e NY ove sre'ies. o. STAT.
81 resnsv. y &c yet bet . partial ssheres, uhy
sb.sh not c.aunsr esssrss 4 ssS sod,Asr.
eat shsss ! myaH am SAFE - psov.1snR
fss the tssrt~s al IL srs, sodss . csas.
ss~e Sevsssmess. ih,sk Massachusetts,
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csass sAs does ~erow sesyA - fesss,ivss,s
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vs~s. vhsskrs - fesssyivssa sr CalsEs sA.
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- su.ssse~ss - ~ ssssS secs ~ Ass.
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General .agent at Washington City.
LII claims for land money, on the Government nd-
IA viduals, attended to-
He has evidence his possession TO sustain the claims Of
many soldiers Of Of 1919 TO land under the late
Congress- and offers his services In al such cases. and
others.
Officers settled and claims Congress
WAsHrsaTos, SxPrxnsKn IS, 1880 oct i--wom
4 TTORNEA FOR PROSECUTING CLAiBas AT
"A WASHINGTON.--Theu undersigned prosecutes all
Of claims sgainst the Government oil the United
States before Congress- before before any
OF the Public Departments claims for bounty land pensions
back pay, halfpsy Of duties paid under protest. adj
usment Of accounts Of disbusng officers Posmaser and
Contractors accounts collection Of dividends in arear OBJ.
tanning paen and every other business requiring the prompt
and efficient services OF an Attorney or Agent
residence Of fourteen years At the seat Of the Federal
Government with thorough and familiar acquaintance with
the various systems and routine Of public business the diff
Offices added this free consult the abes
legal advisers il needed ufes the subscriber In pedgng
the fullest satisfaction and utmost dispatch those who may
entrust their business TO his aN
Being well known the greater part OF the citizens OF this
District well to many gentlemen who have been
bers Of both Houses Of Congress in the last twelve years. is
deemed useless to extend this notice by special references
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges regulated by and extent Of business
but always moderate
Address H. c. SPALBING,
oct l2-cp3awtf Attorney, Warrington, ID. G.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.-W. M. SINISTER & CO.
Of 9Th street and Pennsylv avenue, have jus
opened
10 pieces rich colored and black Silk yeves, embracing
all tho most choice shades Of blue, green, and
crimson
pieces dark green French Merino
do MAJ. blue do y
26 do English Merino, very ne, embracing every shade
in use which will be found the cheapest goods In the
District e9.#
80 pieces Mousselnes at l6 cents, very cheap
The above goods being in part auction lot will be found
great deal below the usual prices in other stores.
15-d1mif
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JOHN HUNTER, cIerk.


CoxxrssrorsA's Orrfcr, OcrosxR 10, $780,
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree hereby
notified that shall proceed take therein d.
rected AZ my occ ~ Louisa Virginia, the 18Th
day Of February when and where they requested
attend, and which time all persons claiming be Of
kin and distributes Of James Mche deceased required
10 appear before me and prove their relationship.
oct 2o-wswop 7. w. JONES, Com, l.. q. G,
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on the frst day AZ June. eighteen hundIed and
forty six, and discharged the thirty hrss day Of
August, eighteen hundiod and foJiy-s n
aud usual travelling allowances according 10
rates established for volunteers under exist
ing laws 1000 90
By As aef joy the reiefof Charles Stuart
For services u company X, Of the seventh
regiment Of Nov York volunteers commanded
by COL Stevenson, generally known Is the
California resimsnt, such sum as no would
have been entilisIsd to receive for pay, raiions,
and clothing, from the time be enlisted In said
company 70 biz return to Norfolk, on the
eighth October. eighteen hundred and forty
seven, bad be remained with said regiment
during that time. [Inds6nits.l
RECONCILIATION.
Civil Diplomatic. and miscellaneous S9, 3ss, ass 80
Military and Qualifications 9,34I 1922 as
Indian Department, including naval, revolu- @
tonary, and other pensions 4637,573 81
Naval service l0,4i3,I35 81
Post Once Department 5.447, bS9 50
In fuhlment o. me treaty with Mexico 3,3o0,OO0 90
y stsl6..t s46s lt.4.
S42.4ss, 500 II
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EflO Bbis. No. 4, No. ., and No. 4 Mass. Mackcrci
cOO 800 hrkps prime New York Butter
$50 half chests Imperial, Gunpowder Young lily
son, oolong, Chnsn, and Pouchoog Tess
ias packages Loaf Crushed, and Powdered Sugar.
700 do manufactured Tobacco
100 boxes Mould Candies
So do Sperm Candies 4N l@N
100 do Adamaunc Candies
100 do Pearl Starch
With large assortment Of Brandes, Wines, Cheese
Buckwhest, Rasns, Hc, now landing and for sale by
nov is-iwdd p. sEMMEs Il BRO.
II AND AGENCY have, as agent, several valuable
farms Tor sale, situated within two, four sr and eeh
miles Of Washington and Alexandria, counties Of Alex
andrs and Fairfax ranging in prices from $780, down to Is
unmproved will do we'll to address (post psid) Il Alex
sndra, Va, or call At my residence, Hygcsn Hail.
four miles west Of Alexandria, the intersection Of the
take pleasure In showing them such places will not M
suit them. ,aEl =, Gf ssatgs 41a
In the mean time any one having land sell would not do
smss By addressing TO me the locality quality, and their v3
ea price, At the liberal Of payment hc, viii
tend to ready and prompt SALE All postage must be paid
! dee e i is@Sssa RICHARD p. LLOYD
nHlO LAND Fur sALE.--I offer for sale q small
" farm IN Ccrmont county, Ohio, containing little up
wards Of One Hundred Aercs within miles q Batavia the
county seat Of Cermon and shout twenty miles from Gin
ennau Immediately upon the pike road lcsdag from Chilli
ons % cinennst and few miles Of the aroad IRON
Further particulars and Information given on application
s s"'''roer living IN chsrssovn Jssrsoe county yr-
ALSO my House and Lot n chsps,soxn nv hs;,.
thoroughly repaired and improved sIso oneoush of the
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town the Winchester and potoHs railroad and Hsrpers'
Ferry Charlssovn and smhSeid turnpike passing ~ and
Terms liberal Apply BY letter. postpaid or In person 70
the subscriber at Chsrlesovn Jefferson county, Virginia
may III JAMES L. RANSOM,