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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

pCkE CiDER VINEGAR q Az b.,
METROHOLgTA0 INTEL,
broadway, usW Hssts.
TUE NaasopsAssas vut ~ tSapAsts4, asd sysasl
siHEOz LELAND 20,
&0 srovtaws.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

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.ss.Ay vel iea safe. . b4'L~-. vi
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uasis di.so, .ry ~Aiea Vii rr0r' q
usis,,,si N -,,.s-t.al Importance. hav.
Tag been f4s agrs an aat,seo'cto'l r..
nSsrayia o. being I,care1 ay lti.fs
rai,n. here. a, Leir: ~one IN Erg'Sns.
A. vail T., nc ado t4.'alr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

The Lnte iccidem on the Erie Roi
rcdd. The New York Commercial
Advertiser furnishes the following par
iiculats:
While the passenger train was stand.
ing at The Deposit s,a,ion,a trciyh. train
ran into the rear car. and entirely
broke i. up, killing almos, instantly
three Passengers and s.veriy wnuuding
another. The persons killed were
Miss Wisner, Of Goshen, Orange coun-
", man whose name could no, be as
certaincd, and an Indian girl. Mr..
Mooney vas severity, if not fatally,
wounded
We are informed that the cause OF
the accident was The gruss car, irs:ness
and neglect Z. positive orders by the
engine man. and he conductor of the
frni,h; .fain. The freigl,, train was on
switch a. Summit, eight miles from
Deposit until several minutes after
the passenger train left. The freight
trains are not allowed to run over
II a,iles an hour, aud i! the instructions
had been obeyed, the trains would no,
have reached Deposi, ill long after
the passenger train left. Both the en-
CINE man and the conductor knew that
the train would stop at Deposit. and re-
main there twenty minutes, as that is
he regular dining place. MIR. Master
dou, the Conductor OF the passenger
train, and the station Waterman saw
tic freight train coming, and the con.
duclor Jumped upon the engine and
started their train wish saf!icient speed
TO lessen very much The force OF the
collision.
The engine man and conductor Of
the freight train sprang off before the
eneiae struck, and thus saved them.
selves.
We are Informed lbat tie officers oil
the &C lIFaiy lave Offered a rigid iu
veStiga,ion {" be mad" l'to the cream
stances nj; nGiuC he accident, and vii
spare 10 pa'r- 20 bring 10 Justice tlt
engineer ard couuuc.r. If the ,rcigh
irain, They az Doth under arrce
. VOW. This smoking occIrrencr, soor
. aztec that mea,unrd yesterday, shoul'
arouse the Legislature TO III. :mpor
= lance Of Immediately passing n string
.n, law, in conformity, with The recon
menda,ion ia GoveH,. Hunts message
r for the better protection Of passen
: gers
The presence of mind and energy o
the conductor Of the passenger train
. probably saved the lives Of the fe,
:, persons WHO were in the second car.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

Tile Grunsig Case.-Ncw York, Feb.
23d.--fhc examination of witnesses in
the case of Grunz,g s.nnds adjourned
ill tomorrow. The testimony is strong,
both agains, him and his paramor-.
.Svutie,n Hems. -Ba,,imorr. I'.b.
23d.-gIwo fires occurred in Winnings
ton, \. g.. yesterday, destroying the
dwellings Of JOAN Mute, Peter Harris,
john Ounce, Mr.. Baxter, ard others.
i0GSp bales OF cotton cleared at Sa.
vannni, on The 18th for coastwisc torts
. j. W--Two mails are through
and the lates, is sill due.
The Governor Of Louisiana has par.
d"ned DIR. llincks and Alderman Silk
who were 'nvicted of murder.
Texas dates 20 the 10Th says that the
llous" has passed tho Debt bill, not.
witl.tanding The Governors veto, ant
it is now a law. The Indians still con
,inu"d 10 commit depredalions.
The revenue cutter fancy has arriv
ed At New Orleans with dates from Mex
leo to the 29th ult. The country j.
quiet and the instructions suppressed
The weather was unusually cold. viii
considerable snow and ice in Tampi
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

Tur CrNsEHt ASp TRAcTpY.-Tbc
lscadful tragedy which occurred nj
Cumberland. ON Wednesday night, has
caused All intense exci,emen;.--A cor.
respondent; says.
so indignant was the pcralaco LAST
night. after the dreadful deed hal been
rrtp.,ra,ej and Tho coroners inpue.,
lad BEEN held OF the body Of the victim.
YIN. q. Sprisg. Ina, It was with ox-
irene difficulty the people could be re.
strained from taking violent possession
Of the slayer, Nob, Swan. and punish
ing him On tho spot The officers, how
ever. succeeded. together with the per-
snasions of the more sober thinking part
/ of The community, in causing the en-
ragged citizens TO desi.,' Sprigg was
altogether unar,ned when he was shot,
which shows ,,a, hu did no, anticipate
such nn attack. lie WINS worthy
Young man. and much esteemed by all
who knew him-!iad been engaged NJ mn
agent on the railroad. Ills funeral
takes place tomorrow.
The terrible act on the part OF Swan,
seems to have been deliberate and pre-
mcd;,a,ed' lie went directly to the
hotel with bis loaded gun. and withou,
giving moments warning, fired. II
i. also stated tina. af,cr the murder,--
when under arrest. he declared that il
wns his deliberate intention to kill the
deceased. and seemed to exult in the
, fact, Us lac pattcd his gun and secmisgly
. appl audsd il for icing faithful 10 III
trust. lie is believed TO have been un
r der the Influence Of liquor when ht
, perpe,ra,cd the deed. lie was ayouni
j lawyer in practice at our bar, md high
. ly esteemed by all. lie is now in Pris
on awaiting further investigation
, The coroncrs jury returned a yer
diet that the deceased came to his dealt
Z, by n sho: fired frcm gun in the hand
p OF Ruh;. Swan.
The deceased and his murderer had
). prior to iheir quarrel some FOUR week'
i ago, beef good friends and Oh the hes
. oil terms.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
Providence Feb. q, 1852.

The Rhode Island Legislature ad-
journd sine die at half past nine last
evening.
About the La, act of the House was
to concur with the vote Of the Senate
placed 5 900 in the hands Of select
committee appointed to receive Kos.
suh, should he visit this State. for de-
fraying the expenses Of the reception.
The Maine liquor Law was finally
killed in The House, which insisted on
its amendment to the Senate bill
The bill, as il passed the Senate, pro
vided for submitting the question to
the people for ratification.
The House also refused to concur in
the Senate bill providing for q perma.
nent school fund, in compliance ~itl
a provision OF the constitution.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
HsY'-The New Orleans Delta make

Hra-The New Orleans Delta makes
tie following statement;
"One Of our correspondents. a few
days ago, referred to a fact, Of which
we have been cognizant for some time
and which We arc little surprised
has never before TRANSFERRED. We
aliude to the offer made to General
Scott, when in the city Of Mexico, af.
ter the capture Of the city, by several
Of the wealthiest persons in the Re
public-to maintain him as President
Of that Republic. with as much Of his
army as would be wiling to remain
in the country, until the Governmcn.
could be organized, and the country
restored to prosperity, peace and or,
der. AS an Involvement to acccr,
this offer, these gentlemen bound
themselves to settle upon Gen. Scot,
the cum Of one million Of dollars
This splendid offer was declincd by
the General with scacely moments
consideration. The brave old soldier
could not be tempted by such induce
menta to abandon the fag unde,
which he had achieved So much re
nown and honor"
That such an offer should hay,
been declined by Gen. Scott, Was
matter Of course.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

e. The ship fryer is increasing ev-
cry day in New York and H. some
measure beginning Ia alarm the COM
muni'y There arr a,out 100 es.-. Of
his ! I g IT, 'l' Z 4reniire Hospital.
:. Esr, -t-. ,iEi. .a.'> aN.ic,ed w.ih tl.p
d''ea.e are pi,A'd ap daily from the
sheet. Of 'lsa, city, and conveyed 10
the House. Of Emigration, from whence
the costag'sa ia sprsaliog rapidly
through The city.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

French Ni-i,'cF, - '..' H''''' go
ine.. Sl3,~&n,
Tt.e tree trade s,terh II Il l'sniooi. /
lt g. ,vered la. Thar,iay. is s.rcn
,o,.,i Il. ~ O. a,.s of YESTERDAY
,ni tu.ye . ae,.rhi!al rctaia L.
,.,f ..,..,.., st.,,.s.J by
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' 3,
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sf9Ai 'h.H i'''''' Hi'S-' u F.''F "''f'
srcc 10 sug1 sentiments sleh fe'
version g 'stts an. heHref, ahi 't...
scast!c.s aaiat'efi hfeS1 .f-.
impending 'uin {, TIC man'aA,,...s,
SCI. 81. Nca i.Ugiand ouit, a. vi
pc.i., ,,4Gla also.
1 ,.a..,er been Il,c rernlisr forte os
,i.:. te,ihical ,r.ck.ier to plsy the alarm
iN, H. IS tttr app, aliac To- the fears
al ,lu,g 81. 30 ao.ld affect. lie Is
s,u.v. t.,Ia,inc ap SONS .aa;5c,cfs. ii
de.s.l. tea, art,.t pl,an.o,D of unread
i,,e Ner and r,,.u. H. the present case
be SEEK. 10 rsigi,,ea tie Eastern States
into aiiieg Western iateraal improve.
n,sn,s, ard foag riac f,se trade, both
iosetacr-heeause II is only b. has
means that t..ty can hcrp agriculture
prof allie, sni hCcp Western men coui
Customers nal Consequent, tie only
My IN WHICH eur manufacturers can
cpninuc 20 be profitable BY. d. the
be-, ,hee c.a, Ia tell. them thry are
oaly putting o'i--uot rro>enIius--lhe
c,h d,y. !; mns, conc, sooner or
'A,rr. when -, La.; shall cease 70 man,
"faclurc for tie West; when New
h'-'a"d ''iA'! make no '"ore cIo'h Tor
~" H''''''if' '7'''y' ara fennSy wa
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"s - '".''' N"' 49, ~ .,
-, ll!l Gun LENtc- anu NHtH tGcN WI
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26


senal ut Woolrich, England, recently
engaged in testing four Sc. FOUNDER
guns, loading them with % lbs. of pow.
der, solid shot weighing jGlbs.. when,
owing to an accident, one Of the guns
WAS prematurcly discharged. The gun
tha, wa1 thus discharged, burst and one
Of the pieces turned one Of the other
guns round, pointing the muzzle tow
ards the town In an instant the gun
was fired, and the sho, fell at the dis.
tance Of abou, a mile and half, doing
great damage to several chimneys,--
Luckily no person was injured.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
rsy-Ttc State Of Illinois pays

ray-TEc State Of l'iiroi, pays a
small! fractional ia.cres! OH her gen.
eral debl, which is raised by special
tax, to the amour; al 100, 600 year.
This sum is dishurscd through an a.
gcrcy in New York. The Chicago
Democrat says that as high as $4,000
has been offered for the agency, ow-
ins to the fact that the pro rata on
each bond being small, the money "
not called for promptly, and It's use
without interest is exceedingly profit
able. The intimation is thrown on,
that the money is RENTED from Iii
nois in produce. upon which siccu
!ation is made by somebody.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

Nat johnson, recently arrested Al
Buffalo for npprorria,ins a dress to biz
own use belonging 10 another person,
was convicted and fined 800, and ser
To Jail for four months. Nat was defca.
ded by some three or four lawyers, and
after the rendition Of The sentence, he
turned cooily TO the crowd and exclain.
ed, Well, i'll had one or two more
lawyers, l believe. my soul, they wosld
have 60, me into state prisoni"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

A man named II. Q. Adams, last
from Philadelphia, was shot At Sacra-
men'o city, On the 18th JAM. by the
no.her OF "a young girl whom Ia had
seduc-d' After the woman Lad fired
one shot, which took effect on her victim
,hc was about tofire again, when she
was prevented by The byslanders. lie
was lyiag IN critical condition.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
TIL; HERALD.

Tut teAA- ~ H'9rs y 'tAl 'h's 80
~4-s.o.- a..e...-.-
Ei,tsr,al correspondence 4 bdc .iiias.
WAs.;SGrps. FL. Il, 1879
Doth Hoases we're oecai led yestcr-
day ia the consideration Of pirate !
tias. and their proceeding. fur ,ish !
i..,s or no cl,5ace fer am Attractive
reference 10 ,asir proceeding. The
House &C REPRESENTATIVES PROCEEDED
81, once - liz consideration Of the
,.,i,a.e ciicnl~r BAD devoted nearly
tie whole iht t. siaclc Gaze, ani
~.lhoa. con,ns 10 any !cc,s',n ia rc''-
cyencs - Il The Sen7,c occupied
ia. n,nrn,as h3lr "a attending to i"is
cc.laDeous business. tho pfcseutaton
cf memorials. 81 Anon: thc.e nas
Al spri,cAti1a from hr. Grnrcl'. Of
New York, ,9 be permitted 10 das-
,s,.!. another vessel IL search a! ar
John Frau.lia. Mr.. B;,gi.t, Of l.
diana. maie al a,tcnir, &c Aasc tie
l.ll granting mi,ca,' bounty 10 Goa.
Lane. of Oregon, taken up for
s,rc case or other 40, stated, lac was
very iupa,,eu, Of delay, ani sccm~l
- ,h.nh ,h,. every onc NEo asked
any time 10 consider AMI rcilcc, II, Oh
,Ae merits " tic bill. lad some ar
,jeu'ar grudse aca;ns: the General.
Nj. C.asa objected to taking i ut, a.
te had au amenameu. he n.sled 70
otter, AMI vas unaillin: - cousaoc
in debA.s aion !, the time that ought
t. DC devoted 20 the y:iva,c business
demanding .hc attention Of The Sem
ate. Tie private calendar WAS then
taken ny AID acted uron during the
~, VI:
r., .,, ;.
Monday, The Representatives, ia,
ken vii, sudden ycuela,ion for th>
u,n.,. -, w.a.o,,-, ,o,.s ..,.,.
day t, 'asuiFes; tina, feeling by .akin,
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
ne III, G. maa.inm coure,

fiar I'll, G. ,maa,iam copuce,
"A with " l'iaus Ccllc.e. Wi".ams-
town. Vas DESTROYED b. fcc on 'Hnfs
iay Afternoon. Loss about $1,000.
NJ Insurance.
AZ Mddlebuy. VI. on Sunday
,uornin, last. the large building occu
,ici Partly a. the Probate AMI Rec.
ard ciH.c or Addison cona,r, partly
hy Lindsey K BcekWi,h, Barber \
Bushaell, lawyers. and James NJ.
S!aie 4 Co.. dry-soois dealers, was
completely destroyed by fire, with all
its contents, even the county records
being consumed. The baillius was
owned by White { Barber, and mp.
on it and the stock Ct Slade l. Co..
there was insurance iov $500
We do not learn hat the libraries o
the legal firms we're insured, and o
course, the county records were not
The Rrailroad bridge was 10 grca
danger, but was finally saved, Will
the loss Of the side ratings.
The house owned by Dudley Smith
and occupied by John L. Little an'
Il. +. Chapman, in Clifford, N. II.
was destroyed by fire on the 1otl
inst.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

~ The lion screw Steamer G,as-
sc". "'esai'. ism tbs CLYDE, b,oal
TO Heu le'.. Ni'A . seaeral cargo arr
30 pSsssreers, al wei, 10. in.o lIsli.
fax La'i'oT, Wednesday mo'ai-g E: Q
e'c.aek sheri Of ccal She sailed the
fame IA. wish tts Cs.A..is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
G The celebrated Lord Mansfield

said once in the case Of shoolmaslcr,
who had been prosecuted for his cruel
~ 10 hi, scholars. 'sereriy is not tie
"Gy 10 3ore'a either boys o., men when
DR. johnson was told Of this memorable
declara' on, he sad, nay, bu, i, is the
way 20 govern them. Bot ! do not
know ,lIa, il is the way to mend them :
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

This is ST. Valentines Day,--oncc
n pleasant innocent anniversary, fruit
tul in pure love and happy unions
nov n nuisance, in almost every aspect
that it pre- ,en's itself. Public opinion
better abolish i, altogether.
Springfield Republican.
Public opinion i. doing ,ha. same
Thing, aud AT lolerably quick pace, TOD
We saonli ,hink--jud2ing from The az
nual decrease cf Ihc ".i>sives rectl, I'd
through the POS; Offices, As reported
in New Iora city and other large
places II yournoi.
THIS may all be- very true, but the
TgHc.ainew exhibited ty our brother
On Q! the Republican and Journal
would rather incline Ms 10 the belle
,nat The ladies have no; avaiirl them
selves of their .jhi privilege in ,hei
leap yes Valentine operations, in Ger
tain f;l.l.4et.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

~ Gen. Wool i, opposed TO Kos
,g,h's dor,riae Of Intervention oppos-
ed to war, and in favor Of Gea. Wool
rs u candidate for The Presidency.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
r~TUr t<tt.It <IiEs wv
ARMED IsNlltr.

AluA<r. rch. go. GA Sunday
uishi alp.u +, e'ei,vs = rr'ss~ q II 20.
i,eemen lei lIlts esq '.s i.arrc. among
a., Eherh-ry mountains. With VAT
rants !. a,nsi eerislu far'ics charged
with fvlun, ia vsi1,ng tic execution
ST ''- law. ami iarf'ns AM feafhcting
r.. VI. FAX. ~ IL. ia of April lasi.
ihe ls5'icer',y. wee ARMED to :he teeth
and wen. insipciei 10 artrs, the accused
y al haxari.. They ARR, eli 3. il'' house
q .ay p,insilIai person named Tarner,
abou, O'Clock 'lewmornln.. a.d sur.
BOUNDING he toa.s demanded an en-
,sance. Th4 Sudden surprise totally
unexpected. aud q refusal 10 comply
aiIh the demand fol!awed.--The pc
lice h,akc IN the door and found the
two Turner's sseSsted in the garnet,
when they we're arrested and hancuf'-
ed, /, being day break and the horns
being sounded. thereby warning others
.. danger, the police started Tor Alba
ny.
! For Il miles The AMI Rent Indian
Signals we're heard. aud large force
followed after the posse for severa
miles, when suddenly it was discover d
barricsde had been erected acros:
the road, of sleigls, wagons. &c, and 4
demand for the delivery Of the prisoners
made. The answer was to take then
n, their peril, each policeman drawing
n loaded revoIvaxxs Nh evidence o
i what might ID 4 80 sed.. 'Fhe nn'i
I renters not liking ihis sort Of argu
moni dispersed after swearing veng
ance against the officers The harri
caJe WAS removed, and ut half.pa-t
this 7. NJ. the police arrived in ihi
city with their prisoners who are no'
safely lodged in Jail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

ca A man by the pane Of Rowly va.
stabbed 10 death by John Donnavsn, al
po;saan, N. r.. or the 2Sd ult. Both
had previously boosted of the amour, Of
liquor Inlay could drink, and i. was
while prosecuting this internal compel
ton that the murder was committed.
With such facts daily trsn.pirinc
The public mind Is deeply exiled agains,
the provocative cause Of these horrors.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

u David Graham, Of New York
has sailed for Europe, on account cf
his health which has suffered from the
severity Of lis professional laJors.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
T.se Fisrdu~!, Iro.kr.


Tie pew Hotel At 'he st ct "7>'' /
'ag'on H'rcc'' "'t' '.'on 'e 'jt" 70 VIZ .
paei'e' Tie nA'' hoe ''i'''l'"''! va
isil TIA cSeai Fith Hhgh' ~ VT hAH"~
VIII if'S'n n cc~i'o"' 70 occupy 4
place With 'be Bird '''fri'' n TIE ''''n''''
All - l3 "'nae,h VIA al WHO h''' j"
'!n ~ ia" ""I i7'''r a"l go" ''''' ~
"af t"~". E''o o"I oc'' "''''''' : VIVA
cat ~ mag" -''' "''' '"'"''''', 81
''."r'h') II IS thi'fptT'nS lH'l''s'"'S
Ani Row, l. co'n"''''e ser! N'''' ~"
o.lp' 'ne oiiaa'' ~ ""u'' 'c'i''i"
ties ...' .-o''-e H. - Ii iN'i'""'! W" ~
.. e ..l' 10 core Inc "'''F'''a u az
H1"1ycia. i'eaa,hu'iy hh's"e" and
P'"P'''oh"d' the 'fa'''t' 'a''"'' 'A'' l"
+" 'aV"THh'! a'fule WIN ~ "PtVa'7'''''.
ho' 'he traveller Wac = l''a@'o WIN is
e'''ff'Vr ''.'''o' 'A'' 10 y" '''. ''''' n'''
The Appearance al rs 'n'c|'"' ~"
ROOMS arc spaeIoIs, and wei liS"'en' inc
the halls vide and ,as,ciuliv decorated,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

ray- From n letter from San Fran.
cisco in tho \. y. Courier, we learn
that the number Of steamboats, now
running on the Sacramento and its
tributaries. is Is. amounting to 1923
tons on the San joaquin, ., amount.
ing to rs tons On the Bay only, I,
amountin. to -2295 tons. Number
laid up, II, amounting to l776 tons.
Broken up, burnt, &C., II, amounts
ing to 1872 tons. Total number bull,
in California, 90, amounting to 1891
tons. Total number built and arrived
to run on the rivers, 81, amounting
to SIT tons.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

Ns- Major Stickpey, formerly ed
tor Of the Ncw Hampshire Patriot,
fell dead at Toledo, Ohio, few GAYS
aro.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

nNEoftbe best farms 10 Moat,'
~ ~ holly, situated one mile Sos'a
HS}{ II the village Of Mschanes'.i'
Till Said farm 10 an excellent o"e :'f
- keeping y dairy and e"hta."
about 20 acres 81 land uuder excellent IN
pro'sment, and is we'll sAtered. Oa ths irsn'
ises Is dwelling house and two large oara'
" Is u rare chance fer an en,erpri,ias msH
make money. There are 20 COWS a.. 'he plH'
to let or for sale, For further par'icols" &C.
Gaire Of the subscriber At hatiahd. W.
gs3' ALSO, WAITE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

M" PAPER srATISICS.-A CORES.
=, ,.nt Of the New Haven Palladium
as shows the ridiculous results 10
which papers Of immense circulation
have led the census takers-who say
The circulation Of all The daily pa
per- combined IN the United States
pr Rag il 1850, WAS 40 l2j.ljS,
a reading community certainly,
ml., be the 22,OO0,O0O inhabitants Of
the United S,a,es--(and Industrious,
too, withAl, a5 the produce and manu-
featuring statistics ,how)--Nho, accor-
ding to the above figures, read--every
man women and chill--merc than
dercn daily papers each. Nor IS that
all the statistic; saw ;
Tie circulation Of Tia weekly papers
per meek, 10 1850. was j.j93. 31J.G2.,
Simple disioa viii shcw this would
give rirh;n fraction Of tro hundrtd
ana H'fY ""rNIy papers - every per
son IA tn,s great country
The writer sums NJ shes" interesting
statistics rs follows:
Tie aggregate issue Of the ucwsra'
i'ers and periodical. published i" 'he
Uui,@d States ia 1880, was d6s,lei,-
Gji,725"
This macnifccn, row of figures, ii.
yiled By 80 zoe 600 viii give Sirteea
;k3psaEi sarc. ha1dred newspapers tc
ctcry mothers sen and daughter Ia til.
lard.
Nori'y. " where liberty d~ells, news
paper, tia,islic.) flourish"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

"l' Is useless 10 attempt TO reason a
man out Of thir: he was never rea. on-
cd ir,s.''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

FOR CaLiFoRsiA.--Jt 10 estimated
that tie steamers Daniel Webster and
IL dorado will take out 900 passengers
on their next trip from New York.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
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DIED,

Al fittsford, Of scarlet fever, Feb aib. a.
ter an lines. Of five days. Geo,ee Thomu'
only son Of Augustus and Mary Hammsna'
aged g years.