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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
kAFEIR WAR.

n late arrival at Boston. from H.,
Cape OF Good Hope, brings Intelligent,
of The outbreak Of another kanir No,
There seems 70 b. n combination Of ,ho
kailirs with some portion Of the Hot.
;cnto,s. The sayagcs, from soon g.,
5000 strong, have violently attacked
the principal ou,posis and farms of Tho
%culonists, killing some and dri>ing ,le
rest before them. 1t is said to lc "llc
most bloody war ever experienced
there All the border districts ba,o
been abandoned, and all hu,iness .u,.
pended. cxccp, that Of warlikc prcr,,.
alton. The following extracts are from
the Hoston Yrorcdtv:
"In the carly part Of The cutlrcak,
Governor Smith was shu; up with a
few men IN n fort. in knfir LAND. and
the second IN command vas defeated IN
an aticn.i to open Il communicate with
him.
Afterwards the Governor d,d in
making his cSrapc TO Graham'> Town,
cutting his WY through most callmily
At the last accCunt> he was conccnta.
ting an army there. having bet, rmincl
on a war OF determination. Numbers
OF coIon,,ts were llorhing TO his stan
dard. Nor" toors had been sent Tor
from the Isle Of France. and rcror,
says. from England also. Such Of the
settlers rs hang back n, the present cri
sis. are with scaut ceremony handed
over lo The tender mcrcics of n Cow,
Martial. The writer, nrc of opinion
that many Of ihc lloitcn,ots are culist-
ing wiih the k%aiiirs, and that if hard
pressed, the rebels will fly TO the ANA
'ala Mountains. The opinion is ala
| expressed that a year. or at least cigh
months, must clapsc before thc war vii
I %cloSc.'
The wal will not. it IS presumed
: ~cnaangcr the American mission. w.
war Of 1857 did not extend To tn
Natal Colony, and there is 40 reason I,
believe that this win take tha, direction
The London Wesleyan. and Scotc'
: missions, and perhaps those Of the Der
lin Society, will be involved in this ral
ami,y. liz 1867 The loss inflicted Vi
: on these missions was very great
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

New YoRK, April lion. Daniel
Webster will leave Washington to-mor-
row for New York. Mar,Lfcld and
Harrisburg, he having promised to visit
Tenn. Legislature during the present
session, lie will probably be in phila-
dclp!ia on Thursday, and in New York
on Friday. Mr.. Bull, tie s~eargeant-at
arms to the Senate, it is said, will I'M
der oath c~xonerate the Senators and
deputy clerk from any knowledge or
participation in the alleged bribery case.
The case Of j. l.. Brooks versus Teic-
graph Company, Morse's line between
New York and Washington, went 10
the jury this morning, which after a few
minutes delibcration, brought in a YER
diet for the plaintiffs for $500. The
suit was brought on account of the com
pany's refusing TO deliver a despatch
received from Washington.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

.SouH Car0liaa ,Senator.-.Mr.
Butler Of South Carolina has signed
the following resolution passed by the
Richmond Southern Rights Associa-
ton of his state :-Rcsolyed, as the
opinion Of this association, that con
cert Of action between two or more Of
the southern states through the pro-
posed southern congress or otherwise
for the purpose Of resisting the az.
erosion Of the federal government
and the northern states, is an object
in the highest degree to be desired,
and most earnestly to be sought but
that if such concert Of action cannot
be brought about, the state Of South
Carolina, acting through a conyen-
ton of the People which has been pro.
vilcd for By the Law, ought to secedc
alone. Resolved, that every IrePar
alton ought to be maintained by arms
for the right Of secession and the in.
dependence Of the state.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

ta thl.l.g will h. u,i arr .fihc
lee, Lief tl,, ,hfrc was not 80 hc much OF
a slonCr'. was y philosopher Of Ike
order. How the convictions OF the true
state of the affair afterwards struck tins
doultrr We unfortunately have no record
b., VIC shoull imagine sl,ut the same
q. the facts ID, 70 ;ha popularity OF Ten
SCOT. will strike those wi,o now affect
+, .ueer at de attempts mu,c ~ q 20
~ two quarters t. {, cc lin into pub
lie notice The truth i,-Hp! that the
few are s%.ri,iu. to force Him upon the
public. but that the people li"m u
end Of the Union TO the Other are try
inc 70 force him urou the notice ~ the
fcw political managers who as yet do
not zee or appreciate III, claims, That
Cen. Sroai, it lie lives, viii tc a strong
aud popular candidate before the next
convention is not 20 be questioned
however strong may be the inclination
Of interested ones to close their eyes 10
The fact.
For ourscla, we &C rot disposed TO
question tie wislom which vii govern
that cou, cnt:rI- and We Shall doubtless
&C. -. .',.t a..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

acres the area cf land wln-i, any ,-
son may hereafter acquire N WISE,
SIN, has just passed to rs curtcssmc,,
by n vote Of hirtymipt 10 m,.tc-n. rg
more than two to ono. Nearly or oui.,
every adopted citizen in III, Hcp,c. d,
is said, voted yes. A large par, Of tho
land in Wisconsin i. probably worth
from two To ii,c dollars an acre. Tlo
law, therefore, will iresem any man.
from investing more ihan nom lnlu +,
5000 dollars in such land.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

TIE FUCITlvE SLAVE BrSCrE.-
The trials Of the individuals indicted
for the rescue OF the fugitive slave SAa-
dIach, will commence on The 2grlI iu.'
The defence will bc conducted by Chs.
Allen, Of Worcester, X, II. Dana ESQ.
ard others Of this city. Mr.. fnnt will
be assisted by some member Of The Bo.-
ton Bar. The prisoners, Elizur Wright,
Joseph X. Hayes, J.. p. Cobnru, Rob
crt Morris, =. p. smith, Lewis iIayho
and James Scott, scvcrally pi'adca
guilty and renewed their bail.-Mall
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
BURGLARIES IN BRANDON.

On the night of Wednesday the 18th
inst, the store OF L. W. NoySc Of
Brandon, vas cnterd at q back window
by two men, who removed thcrcfrom
goods and money to the amount Of five
or six hundred dollars. The money
consisted Of silver and amounted to II
bout $4,000 the roGucS missing Il quar-
tex earle in the till. The goods consis-
ted Of two pieces fine BroadclotlI, one
reice fine black Cashmere, Dress Silks,
silk Cravats and Pocket IIandkerchicfs
Muslins, Linens, Cloth Caps. &C., &c.
The burglars also entered the basement
Of the shoe store lately occupied by S.
+. Paige aud Company. but failed to
reach the first story in which the goods
were stored. Two windows were bro
ken in the store of f.. ]. b. :, and IN
attempt made to force the inner shutters;
but the movements OF the clerk, who
slept within, alarmed the rascals and
caused them to dc>ist. They effected IN
entrance, howevcr,int the tailor shop o.
Z. O. ltourke. carrying from thence Ger
tain articles OF ciolhing.thcy then repair
ed 20 the tailor shop Of L.C.Scott. This
they entered bya back window ,foldedth'
various articles of clothing found there
in, packed them in u pile, and there lef
them, together with the articles takcr
from Mr.. O. Rourk'9, and ~decampeo
carrying away only a second hand over
cO@
The citizens Of Brandon have takel
prompt aud energetic measures for The
recovery Of the properly and Jetectio'
OF the villains. - Union Wig.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Ma. CALRorS's NORRIS. The Col,
nmbia SouM Cuoinian supplies the
following information on the subject:
"We understood that Mr.. Cralie
has completed the stereotype Plates
for the execution Of tie frs, Of these
works. |, is stated that tic fir: Vel.
ume will comprise Mr. Ca,A9un's C.
ia5ora,e b..4p'-',Va Oh G.;.nueu,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

NFThc finest assortlnnct Of PAPER
hangings that we have ever seen in the
country, may now be found in the store
Of II. l.. Spencer. For beauty and fin
ISL, his papers are distinguished. His
styles are all new, rich and elegant. lie
sells a very good quality Of paper ior
four pence, and the very best qualities
from one TO three Shillings.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Sr1cIpf.--A young man living in
Stowe, a Mr.. Luce, committed suicide by
hanging, in his room, ON the night of
Wednesday, March, lHth The father
Of hi, intended had lorbiddcn her marri-
age to him wheycupon he gave her his
watch, sold his horse, ami on the evening
preceding the night above mentioned, he
bid good night and retired as wasr.sur-
posed, to rest IA usual. In the morning
he was found dead, having hung himself.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
VtRGIElATEUE TO TIE UNION

VIRGIElATEUE TO TIE UNION
The Comnittcee Of the Legislature
Of Virginia appointed to consil.r The
subject of the South CarO.!na disunion
project, have pronounced uuclnivocalIy
against il, and have further strength
ened their disapproval by II full and
nnrcserveI avowal of fidelity TO the
Union and Constitution of the United
States. The resolutions, expressive Of
these sentiments, are TO be sent to all
the States eIccpt I~ermoat-a very sig
n%iiicant rebuke for the ioolisI, nulliiica-
ton act which was smuggIcd through
the Legislature OF that state last year"
Courier.
Great and glorious Virsinia.-- all
hal but poor weak Teymont,-alas,
where can she hide her diminutivc head?
That tic descendants of The first fami-
lies of the old Dominion could have
the heart 70 aim such Il blow at the
Green Mountain State--aud so %',icniti-
cant'y rcbuke' her eons--is as surpris-
ING to us as it is cruel and ovcrwhelm-
ing. Our legislators may now see what
they lave done by their foolish and
hasty' legislation. But what is to be
done? There are many things that
Vermont might do without. she might
possibly survive the expression of the
dispieasure of Virginia but to think
Of getting along without Wem resohu.
honS is preposterous it can't be done
and therefore what course is to be pur.
su cd! Shall an extra session of The
legislature be called that the ohnoxiou,
law may be repealed, or would it no
be better TO employ some cunning
Yankee 70 negotiate with Ohio for The
loan of the set to be sent to her? Will
good mana cement and good luck, we
think her consent might be obtained t(
the holding Of them half the time.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
G.u. (nss n Go,Kd1te far tLe PRE-

Gen. fass a LdadtdateJ far he Pres
idsncy.--Adyiccs from Texas to the 18th
ult- the receipt Of a letter, by Il
gentleman at Indiano!a, from Gen. Cas-,
in which he says Ae will be a candidate
for the Presidency at the ensuing cleo
ten il rouia5tel by the Nl'ioH4! CON
vcDlirn ii VI. Democratic panty,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
BALTIMORE, March 4l.-The MAYOR

BALTIMORE, March il.-The mayor
and city council Of Baltimore have ac-
cepted an invitation from the Penn. leg
stature to meet Hon. Daniel Webster
at Harrisburg.
The receipts al the Washington Mon.
umen. office duringth month Of March
we're $3.50.
Dates from the city Of Mexico 10 the
9TH Inst. had been received at Savan-
nah. The Mcxican congress had grant
ed to Dan Jose Maria E,icrra exclu
siye privilege for one hundred years Of
a railroad from Vera Cruz to Madelan.
Another pronuncianenic has been made
at MazalIau. Twenty-Five negroes ar
rived at Savannah from Augusta On
Thursday TO take passage fot Liberia
on the bark baltimore.
LIMITATION % LANDED ESTATE.
In the lower House OF the WILSON,
-.A Lccis '-lIgc, a bill, limiting TO Go
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

NhfN.'"
:. A.>tYuAM, E,l
Dear SIR : am l'aA )" (c able 10
saw % yo,i. thai | nave succeeded ~
,ct;ia, Scretor Robinson tot os,lonc
the Introduction ot It's bin Oa regard
:, uAich | called on you last Hatnr-
lAy.) for few day. You will &c"
at once, that'surh moves hclr, As 9th.
e.. L9s.ncss continues t. accumulate.
nd Of course, pu,5 his just SO lar
back. Every days delay - a -r'r'
GAN. / hope 10 s,ayo III acto" III
i, X too late to ct i th'oush TIC
Assembly tbs session. even Il l dt
rotlIl it here. | have retained '"'
members. Nhn are lawyers, (osteH>i
ii. Il defend in IA suit who are t
sncah a.ai.,, it, shonll it come ~ ii
sLarc, ani who are to assist NJ: "
ucrr way 10 Kill it. | have agreed
tojay ,Lcm $50 each ; and have
al.o laalc M arrangement "l,A The
First Deputy (Mt, MiilsD T. assi,.
.or $40. Other g, cns,' "a
d,vn in gross at $50 more. wahin,
500 over ard above what those i"
;crc-,cd il tie defeat may think
yt5ull have Cor myself.
IrM keep yon advised ofanN ne"
mo,cs, AMI assure scn viii XII t'
t ,,, l.,,
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Yours. truly,
Gl.o. ". DULL.
PRIVATE Eti,N
Albany, March II, lS1l.

ALBANY, March II, 1851.
s. A. SuYpAM - Dear Sir-On
other page | send you a copy Of the
Till | spoke about when III New York.
! am happy to inform You that, by the
aid Of good counsel, | have GOT the
committee to decide that it shall not
hc reported back to the Senate and
! have Tic original in ny hands
There arc no copies in existence ex-
crp, q few whioh I caused to be
privately printcl today.
Ny expenses paid, aal for ~.ich
stand pledged, amoant to within q
fraction Of $500, without including
lay for my own services. Viii You
do me tie justice to assist III making
up what should be aid me, and have
it ready when | c,me down next Sat
urday.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Further instructions i'll regard to- III"
,a,c Bounty LaaA Net have lccu issued
from thc Department of the In'c,ior.---
The act it j. declared was not intended
to Lestow bounty land on the whole army
nf the Unitel States. wherever located II,
hc tiuo Of the Mcxican war. hut only To
hose whose service, were connected wit!
Or bad 4 l..cct reference TO dat wax. tho
It is 10; necessary that they should hoy"
been within the limits Of Mexico. NJ
person can receive bounty land under thi,
ac', WHO is entitled to i, Under any 9th
81 act Of Congress. The application
for warrants under this act are sad &c
be very nun erous. Already more thar
ono hundred thous and applications have
been received. The clerical force o
The department is so inadequate tia.
somo time must elap.c lc:orc AL the,
/ explorations can receive attention.
st. LaryeRcc and atlantic Rat{
road. In consequences Of the failure
of the contractors, Mcssrs. Black
Wood & Co., to fulfil their contract
for the completion Of the road from
st. Hyancinthc to Melbourne, The di
~rcctors Of the company havc resumed
possession of the entire line. They
intend to complete the work thcmsel
yes, holding the contractors and thcl1
sureties responsible for all loss AM
damage consequent upon the nonfu'
hlmcnt Of their contract. 1T Is c1
pected that the road will be compile
tel Coz public travel as far as Mel
bourne BY the 1st of July.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

C,nu,rtto~.-Tbc Se~rc'"ni."
Am. 20, ,a, Nes ioiN senate, u"
~ DuL. LA. been char. with oiie'"
.~.,.,linn. The MISTER was "
,Ucnti,n Of the Senate ~ 'hc We
Ian Mike Wd,a 81 a r'ttt"n. j.
.,,oar. tia, a hill was so IL rron-h'
IL. ,,e Senate, imposing heavy r'h'i'
,-. orra ~a.mairig. Ihe S'r-cahi al
Arm. v.ut &, \ IDik and -" a VI
= 4 ~ayl.n, a np'orions gan"l't 81
,.,,t CITY. liz told SlydAm ilat i"T 4.
Consideration lie could defeat the b.iL
An,r hi- return 10 Albany. he coi'cs'
,nud,,l with snyi am, And Leii h'H'
,n>t-l ur ia regard 10 the POSITION OF
the IN. lhr %ici,.,. We gre h''""
\ committee va. appointed 10 iI''-''
g,,c tie matter. which la, ro,Iac'd !
p~rofonf.l ..n>ation IN Albany ilci'
nr. The ,o,jcIs.
yIe <eyg>nd ef,.i,Jhs r. w. N''Jfd"i
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slave 'o,lors.' does the Republic lhinI
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Ns-Tho fare on the Lake Champlain
steamboats, during the coming season. Is
fixed n two dollars.
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GEo. W. BULL.

Particulars vixen VIC meet.
The rel ott from Albany states Shat
Nr. Bull had left that c;'y. These
ac,elopemeLts have caused the great
est exci,emcnt.- Boston At'Ns.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
PARKER MURDER MORE STO-
RIES-MURDER OF FREEMAN
At GREAT FNLLS.

The Manchester Mirror of yesterday
has the following N concerning the
murder Of Mr.. Parker, at Manchester,
and also touching the murder oS Mr..
Freeman at Great Falls, y. II. We give
il for what il is worth, not asking any
one To- place much conf Icncc il such
stories:
last Saturday ~c,cning a man calling
VIM. Thurston, made himself known to
some Of the citizens as recently frolA
Thomaston state prison, Ne, to " hich he
htl been unjnSt!y eHntenccd for stealing
whore lie had remained for the last two
years. While there he was convcrsant
with 4 man named John G.. Young, Il
convict, who he says frequently told HIM
that he knew the Whole partiu!arS Of the
Parker murder, and oftcn gave him many
statements in regard To it.
Young Story, Thurston said, was in
effect that on the ni@ht of the murder, Ic
N"uuI) cainc from Saco to Manchester
with the Wcntworths, and was with then,
when Parker wa called out Of the saloon,
and followed them a short distance ready
t. assist IN Gaze Of emergency. Iouu4
saw the murder committed, lat we did
not understand that he enlightened hi-
brother prisoners as to who committed
the act. Ono Of the Wcntworths, he
thinks it was Henry T., had his hand eat
with a Knife in the struggle, ard called
in at Il house near ly. where a woman,
whose name he lid not rcco!lcct, dressed
the wound for which She was paid ~ 30
After thi'. Young says. the Went.
wortiI's We're at iirenan's Hotel at Great
Fails, where thoy lost n large sum OF
money at gambling, got into a quarrel,
which resulted in killing Freeman and
throwing his body into the river.
Thdr,'on told a l'ug cock and hui
story about himself which We dn no,
think it worth while to publish. He dis
tinc;iy di,claimel any idea OF making
money ont of his disclosures IN regard L
the Parker murder, merely making then
for The good 81 the community. On he
jng oshol whether louny had no' probe
lily tell this story To- g"t or Of loi>on
j" replied, No, Young wouldn't do tina
hos a FIST rate fellow '-Nee.
FLNy Corro..-~Tlc intelligence from
/ Enetaud by the last Steamer yves m el,
!. couraglng acc a II %; the rrogrr.S Of tai
!, new manufacture. Grea; interest is excite,
? ON the subject aul tlrls far the rxpcii
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We .ino a quiot ii, Of S.tnc wherever
W. meet II, and the following home thrust
AZ Oh, medical faculty is not n bit the
les singing for being found in the Iii
bic
His disease was exceedingly great :
yet i'll his disease he sought not the Lord,
bH The physicians. AMI Asa sLrrr
WIN iilS FATHERS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Temperance Convention.

The Portage County Temperanee League will
meet at the COURT HOUSE, in Rayenna, on
THURSDAY, bee. IS, 1881. at i o'clock, A. Nj.
Lucius V. BssncE, Esq, of summit County,
will address the Convention
Its earnestly requested that each township in
the County send up goodly number of dele
gates, as important business will be brought be
fore the meeting
Friends of Temperance, arouse! Come up,
and let US counsel together" Let the County
of Portage present an unbroken front in favor
ofimmediate action to Danish the great evil of
Intemperance from our midst.
Come one and all Our cause is s'founded in
Justice and must prevailn Maine has set US a
good example. Let US petition and continue to
petition our Legislature until we secure the
passase Of u similar law in our own State.
H. PRATT, President.
3 Ravenna, Nov 25, 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

:, ENrERPRIsE, Perhaps no stronger ev>
idence can be adduced Of the intrinsic value
and unrivaAed usefulness Of Ayers Cherry
Pecforal, than the fact, that in order to
supply the demand The Proprietor has been
compelled 10 build an immense block occu.
px,ng a large par. Of a square on one Ct
our principal lhroughfares, five stores OF
which is 10 be occupied by his Laboratory
Tor the preparation Of the Cherry Pec.oral
alone. As this article has now won its
way 10 The public favor solely by its success
IN curing disease, this fact is some comment
on its yirlue.-Lowel Courier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

% the ninety independent military
companies Of New York city, ure making
arrang nen;s for grand parade, which il,
is expected, will take place or Kossulh's
nrri.a in That city. There are some 5000
persons belonging 10 the companies, and n
iall turn out would present splendid pa.
gean.4-Heraid.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Christmas FiXingS!!

TUST arrived and in tine for the Holidays
u extracts of Lemon, Nutmegs, Vanilla, and Al.
monds;-ariiccs cs every way superior 10 the oils tor
favorng cakes, sauces, custards, j'es, and pastry
of all kinds. Also, Mtchcil's Syrup of Ipecac
which knocks the fits out of tine hopping cough,
cooling il down to a pleasant snesz';- and Mitch
el's Eye-salve that three days dresses up the
worst looking eyes into perfect beauties; and
MitchelI's Heave cure and Condition Powders,
without doubt the best in the world for cattle aud
horses, can all be had at the
NEW DRUG STORE,
as well as sprinkllng OF candies, kisses, Scotch
Snuff and Lemon Sy'u.
Don't mistake the Store.
RlyenHa. Nov 20, 1851.