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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-03
0MMIss "a NEn 5. NOTICE.

WE, tbs .sb.eriLss. telns appointed By the
Non Probate Court .i fslIi xseR eemnis
hsnsrsto receive. ssanins aaa Just all CLANS
ed demands 81 ell persons agsis.t tirsm shaw
ist, Of Hsnptsn 10 kts State OF New York DO
ssassd, reyfsstaied issoi,sh, and az months
f'sn the 9th dsy 81 Ma, tsiug allowed ~ sAid
csart fer that pur ps.e, ~s d. therefore hereby
Eiss sOiics that We ~iil NiteHc to he sa.ness
Il sss sa!a sproietpsnt 81 the ,fsss ~ L NJ " "
lard In Fairhs,sn. "a ths oath Jas OF June
400 l2sh DAY 81 Jsiy nsrt from setii 4 o'eivsi
y. ~ w sseA VI tsid days
prtsa ~ fe'siavsn this Sab day Q! May faSs
., On w'ItAsA. tconnis.en,r..
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400 lbs. Sheep Irvine.
iEc1l tgd Hemp, 'or ssTr ny
6 ELRT & son.
CoNMISUoNER,& NOTICE.

\t'E iav 'gy.cf'hsT,, helm arpus"trJ ~ the
w t'n Probate Count for the dis;yic, VI
a rhAtsS, ~ mr-l.. iorer' to receive examine
'aa aalaft aii ,sIin. ID emsnt, 0i 81 p-rs0ts
.gslDsi the estate - B. l.Inc.in lat. oi
tasilcicn IN ,sd es'itet dtern,o, repre-
."ni'J i!.as,reni, sId .'i moniLs from the
2J,h day Of .1prd, i-a2 Ls,ng aiiowrd b,
sAd count isr THAI Po,posr, Ne ID therefore
hereby give notice that ~ stil att ndIO The
b1'' ne'' Of out sad Sppo,n,iD~ nistthe istr
ds'll'ng house ~ tire d-c~ssed on the Let
day e joy snd Ala cay of scPtrinb-, n-I,
tfpn 70 cloo. T. " 1uiii u ciSek T. NJ.
on each Of sad dsys.
Dsi'd a, ts.,.,,4o, MAY 2Clk, ls52 =.
u u GtERNsEY. r,.,m...,
~ g. BiH6ks. '"''
PAPER AkNOihGS.
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srATE on : MONT. lRli

STATE OF Vermont, }Bg IL -.assErst
bs.it,ss Of RAJ ssA 20. ( tina, a, = spec ,sl
.s'ne. ~ the Pfsssts to4t, II tie ssAl H.,
nict 81 nntisuJ held 81 Rstlsna % AID fn, ~.
sa4t pi.,'tct "a the ,Ash ~ My \ y. Lax.
Ftr.en, Hen. Harvey Esttcs, leGsr
Whrtrm c~ttsra fnstruussas ~ ~sa,nr,
ds,~e the 2sh dsy Of March A ID i-s:, pa,
PoiiiGr ~ IL lis~ iss, ~,n s.s a.tsfpvnt 81
John +" God late Of rinn,ea,L ,a cad d,yupt
Seuca~d hss thas day yrssrnrd 10 ti,r sa,d
probate r"ufi Nv Wau~n Nsuchs sud M'.
Sophia weed both " ss,d Tinmouth ihr
Eteeap'. ,hrte,n named ~ csd.r ,hst end
'nsi'urn~n, tns, be dsy trov,s and a.ieu. q
o. ssit su viii sad ,re,snmnt
Thet~iu,r. u - otderra b, sad eosr, that
thc probate snd siicesoce 1T ,s,d ,n.iuneu a
~ sad lat wi! and Nsis,neni b. snd the
'anr SO hereby referred 10 stated se,s,4s
ni sssc conft to be h-ld al the office a. d..
R~gs,sf of sad csvii IN kui,snJ N sad d,..
ue, on the is, Mondsy being tkr 7,h ds, ui
lunr, A ID iS5f, snd thai notice there.
Of he gwen BY publishing a esrt,hrd cog, Of
the record o! ths order three ~s~ks s.,cs,.
'vtiy ptesnos ilir'eto n th- Rutland H,ra,e
q Newspaper printed Al .ard Rutland, IN order
that ali p"rsans int rested therein ,na, take
not,cc th~reof and iben and there sp,-nt be-.
fore 's,d court and cobir.i the ss,d prtle.c
and allowance II they zee cause
,rae copy o: rreord.
q
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COM MIssiON Ens NOTICE.

COM SlONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers. beng appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the dis,r,r, of
Fs'rhs ven commissioner tore ce,ve, = xnmlnc
and sdjus, all cls,ms aud d"ms d = of . II per-
sons nga,ns, NATHANIEL W. Martin late Of
-Pou',nry, IN said district deceased, r"p,r.
s~nted insolscnt and SIX months from the
eth day OF Aprii i-i! being allowed by SAID
cour,ior that purpose. We do therefore hc,c-
by give motto, TIA, We viii attend 10 III, bu.
s,ness of our sad appointment ~ the h,s
dwelling honse OF III, d"c'a"d IL ,b~ list
Mondays Of August aud octnber next from
10 o'clock A NJ until o''lock, + n on
each "f sad DAYS.
Dated =, rouI,nc!, TN. ',h day OF April
IsJ2. =.
4 El's 81 A As"tt'' Commissioners.
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Trains going South - Leave Rutland.

Mad FRAN I9A.N, upon arrival of the
n,prU,ng Cars from Burlington aud Bellows
Ial!s 9rr,grs Ut T,oy |, As IN,
Express Tram ~. n. with the morning
Psncng"rs from. osdrnuburgh Montreal and
Boston Arrives al Tso; n, ! y. IN i,'ir
for the Eyp,tss rr",a, 10 New f"rA and
LuhA.u, and evening boats Tar New YORK
Accommodation Tram $50 p siier ar
rl.al OF postonan Burlington Trains, lodge
u, Salem, AMI arrive al Troy 9,lJ mex, morn.
ing, contracting with the iU,5pA n Express
Tts,u 10 Buta!o and 81 Hudson River
Train + NrS York
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FIRE FIRE

ntNIO T. ROBERTS Improved salsnsn-
- der Safes a superior article. Prees from
$50 10 5000. O'tsrs promptly answered by
B\RkErt 4 >ON Agent.
POTASH a, rr..l., Ey u rrra-rs
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NOTICE

n uEkEBv g',. notice that l have th,r
1dsy given 10y senSam ! T-rr,!! hls time do.
ring the remainder Of ne minority, aud ths;
l shall claim none al his earning. nor pay
cay destsof nv contracting ahcr,hir Date.
TiBt TERRlLL.
Ea,ishd, Jane 2d, i,s2 o3w3
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OFFICE no LIBERTY STREET,
Nkw.NnHE


Nkw.iOKK.
The intermediate part Of tie title being fal
AMI ~ detail, from lie Psychological sed 10 sJi.
ca! Character, tdssig aed fOt the ssArr,ro 10
male -itl net slipit -. beng presented ia
ns~saArs-. This book has bers advertised
I" the amron. ofsterAi Thousand d.iiars. md
has met With the must eItsa.ise salt Of .ny
Dot "'u pabiishsd, aud eau be ,oached ,at
~ its INST te'tectsi le ahd largest BoYk.ei.
ie'' "a the CLiisd stA.,, WIN have had II,
sao
n c,nse9nsnee ~ its great sale By ia s,s-
eihe tale ~ The N.ifisd " on,,ns pr.ra.s
Hsd'eaI e'nE-a rso'', -, ersl vsarts have Teen
mae to Approximate 81 its title iy adding q
VOID 81 sab'tnutiIg one word for an.,h~r
w'.b the svidert design t. pss ID ether book,
Tor 1t. But within short tiue
SRI 210cu 10STlOE
thSfsnt ana eareisevd. has been su,repii.
ttoasiy Issued. with the snsus form AID s.,..
si'e'', the same Title Page, aid exactly the
rVPOCR APHiCAL ARRANGMENT.
but. DE- Csiserweii'' substituted for = DR.. A
NJ Mauriesu," sad DO, GU" for New York :"
and the woris,
taTLssD according 10 Act Of Congr,ss Ia. the
year 'sl!,h by JO>EpH TROW,
Ia the Clerk, Once of the District Court 4
The Southern District CT New York.
OMIT ED-AND MARK,
he contents, the subject mslt,r, snd reading
nc
>, ENTIRELY DIFFERENT.
'iS'lns 40 Reference " tL- titie eh.,h !, rs.
.uned "nly to deceive aud dettaaJ ns we'll III,
'''~e'lfr The lublie aud The pro, r.r,"r Of III,
copyright.
II l. iriutsi on poor. brown.,h, diry paper
~'ih pircr c"'cr. Il eau b. known also from
the mI,erabie AMI itiegible wood q scattered
throughout lie page, The COZ !nght edition
eontains bone.
H"JAtc,ivr. may have BEEN deceived bv H.
exact arrangement Of the ti,'e page. ana - II.
L"notahic man vii lend h,mseii TO be an in
t;rumcnt
:. TOs\vINDLE THE Public
Nv Ano~,neiY offering spurious book upon
Vie reputation established by the one IL. pur
chaser ,ui pose he ob,ains. and irr which 10
i"duItes. tbs advertisement il a t0fhoient ct
i'"'u'e 81 the fraud IL enable bookseller. to be
on their gu,rd.
" there are any in the trade 60 lost to ,ha me
AMI Common hone'ty US to Is willing parties
III Dcfrd"otiny their Customers
NO less than the legal o~ner vf the property IN
e'tyrsht, step, "ill be taken to e1pose tic IN
to th. pubic.
4 copy will be sent 10 e,ch bookseller or firm
t~ith t"s term. upon witch thuy vii. be fur
M he'd upon receipt uf hs " their card Of AZ.
dress.
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Passenger. going South and Wet.

BY Mail Tam, leave Burlington 80 4 ~
and reach Troy As ~, New York Or NJ,
Schenectady r y Tor tht Wei.-DisI Al
Tso-.
~ EIprcs. Tram, leave Osdensyurgh a,
~, Montreal 5,J1 A NJ, Boston +. ~ y 4.
reach Troy 5rH, New fors 80 N, and
Sehen-ctsdy ssH, 10 connection with IVES.
terra Buffalo Express --Disr At RrrlAsp.
BY Accommodation Tram. leave hssli.g-
ton S,t1 y Boston " n, lodge a. Salem, ar.
rive At Troy aeat m"fn'ug tor the 1880 EK-
pfsa Tain 10 Baaalo, same evening, and
The Hudson E,vs, Tram, reaching New York
err,
P.ssenE~n leaving New York by the & \
y Evpr-.. lfa,n, arrive Al Troy II a. a, n,
c,nnee, at bellows Falls =, s, With Gs'n u
the Sullivan Il, u. arnv'ng al ;he Hha'
.Mo9staiSs same day
Mad Tr..a from Troy b 81 = arrives a,
Eeiiaw. FALLS ~. 50 4, VI, reach the White
asaataIns IN Tho a!tern BOA.
az thss arr,nzrmrni there "a psiy each
cav oas train between New York and Non
Teal. aat o1i-n.slts.i To trans be-
t-~ra Ses York aud Burlington. Taos
tam. be, ~een Troy and rurhng'pn.
THo'S Il. CANfIELD, Sapt.
Raasaf Washington RAD Road
s. /. JOHNSON. Sais.
2!,t T,os - E"ytoa Rad hea4
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PARASOL,a.

4 View sa 81 s,'ienJiJ P.ss s~,s iusi r.s.i~i a.
- ~ ssehs D. q Ft'Ef 4 son
Hhh fA,h> dsas. 'Jsst'' 4 tfoi' . cos
s,a = 20 kests >h sss ssh Rr"ssns.
0NM Pare wAass's, Missss srj Chth'rsn's
s'~r.s .aa ~. c.ilsn. d ..sss, Wa
Ajax oh>es, S,i.ie a.,
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THE NEW UNION STORE.
May &c. 1852.
C BURT q SON

HANE just received from View YORK The
n'1 and re'y latest styles. and most tplend,a
pattern. Of printed basages, harage drla,ncs,
iuuslln drlalnes, chally Jrlaln"s, French
printed mnsi,ns, b'.hcp lawns and jaconeits
iottsi Hyhs. French, English and AmcrIcsn
g,nghnus, linen chamtrays, oil SILK, plan
figured ard rnIbnssed Turkey red furniture,
white and Id corset Jeans pa pc, cambrics
great v'rrty oi colprs, sew'ng silks OF eve.
~ .hsJ", spo"l cotton Of all colprs, Coates
sp"ul', the best N the world. ,}arnr,ts nee.
tir- All sty.s lao n,
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Passsngers going North ald Est.

By Mai Tam. leave Troy go ~ Sche-
n"etAdy Il, -, reach Burlington 1890 -,
Boston 40 = y,
BY Express Train, leave New York ON
eesrh,ng B1,on 7,i5rs, Burlington $50
~, Montreal rn and Ogdensburgh 10
N.
Nv .4coomnot,on Tram, l&avs New York
. ", Schenectady :? ~ and Troy n,
reaching Burlington and BELLOWS fsii~ 10 =
n same d.y
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E,Strayed.

LEFT tie ptep,iss oC ,ra sub
0S~ se',hct on the i.,h III two
"a c"lt', one TIVE and che three
W 1yrars tld-ihc three years old
0o was Of = dark cray color viii
tAree ~bite feet aud The tore hpnfs cracked
The '~o year old cerk hay with biscS name
sad isil- both n.sfc colts. Uhotycr Will
s'se nttwe Of tie " herr sbo OTIS Of ,Ee,e colt.
shaii be subsidy rewarded
W u u pAEkik
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Brushes.

DAlNI. varnisll. Fancy, Hair, shaving,
u Hat, Cloth, Shoe, Dust and Horse
FINISHES, FRAMING Tools a. manufacturer.
p.ices sold wholesale and retail hy
BARRETT Il son
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Slnyed Or Stolen,

From the sutsori.
~ :: !; q: !: !: !: {:
~ s,u the sad ri one
hosN bscks ID - also
lower u en- the ",h-,
Ebs 10 . ~ n.,leh Gov AID irfl M the 2-th
wil. SAID Gov xas driven from Bristol and
nay BE- on her Nay back TO that place.
Who-esf vii give isE,rmston tina, will
LEAD % her recovery shsIi be rewarded
HEZEKiAH FOSTER
Rutland. JaAs 10, Isal. 21~1
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"E the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court FOR the dis
NUet Of Rutland, cora missioner. 10 receive,
r,sn'ine and adjust all claims and demands
81 all persons sgs'rst ,hc estate Of Eliads
tr'np,"o, late Of TIA mouth, ~ said d,siric,
"'o.r {, represented insui,sn, and sI
month. from the 18Th day Of May lee, be
'nC 'lowded by sa,j eoun for tia, pnrposs,
~r Do here for. hereby give notice that w
80. sasna 10 the busnrs. of our sad ap.
Fe'7imrnts, the late dwelling house Of the
~ '.srcs ia linmouth, en- The lei Thursdays
q! !a,y sLi November next from 10 lock
y -. uatl eIoes /. NJ un each .. sai.
days
Dated q, Tinmou'h ia. 3i.! Gay M,y :s5.
bAktE' SnAu, g..,,,,;-.;--.
- JupsnIt kotLp, NS"'''''''eh'''
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DISSOLUTION

Y>fiE CO.. partnership hsrstof'" sIstIns
= under tie Erm OF Dewey & Farns", Il,
th.s DAY Dissolved BY mutual ronsra; Tie
accounts u, Ls settled ~ H. iA-srv 20
immediate s,tsrt~n 80 the ssns vii .sr'
Govt Il bt6tl ar,
I n MAN
- T..r- r.r.. ~, -
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Base and Shameful Fraud =.
CAUTION TO pooxsxIisRs.
OF COPYRIGHT

ls isI ga tsbIi.b.e tie E,.i e.it,,ss 81
t~''s. t"rstIsh hid AS tI.Ies g. isr 40 ,As f,i
Ia--g ~a'is
tsTtttp ace ordisg - Act - Congress 10 III,
ttsf 1877 ~ go.tfH TFDw
10 The Z ,st'. Oe e.. 81 iA~ bs,r,rt Cart a
the SostAsfh pisu.r, o. New Yor.
The ttis 81 tho bo~k commence, With
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private xtiissl remp,nioa.
Al 'as be''oH,
iT bk. A. 4. MAuEiCLAr,
rsotkss0N W G,ssssts o. w.ss~,
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NEW HARDWARE
AAb
AGRICULTURAL. SIORr.
wAiTChAll, N. Y.
NY'httt - ter, on hsne h,s, ,sS -
w s-,ftp,s q, 1T

Nhttt - Asr, on hare h,ss tsS -
w s-rtasa Ia, 1t
H'r,''on,', CS'ir-.g, = dry, "~i
'afriJ.ee Iia,misys. L.r,~!.
'~-ai in}'is.Hss'', 81 81
\ .nnos ise -.ss '',.s ~ -ssy ~ s.sos C,~st
,.,s't II tpU3r L SrONC LOCKS.
BRASS 4 PLATED OuOR KNOBS
IL ~ Az t1lhat1iS.o 80, AAsDs
fa'rnlni and Jsinrs'i 1ssia lAvi,A t,sss.
and hllcv,. Sil,. Crou rut ri. rivs-
lar. Hand and Barb MWA
Char and rnieta fsn r. lilss, bfai ~
lie, snd llub nssds, flovA ruiti,a.sn
aud Nttl Gu ti,s'sr ItIA. Harm
and Haul EaktA CssIa Csa1
dlrs. Nyihrs. It,. u.
\ . CilAlM rUMrS wAoI"ss Az
rssiL
}. H. BRONSON
NhasaaE, Nav /, $50 i.a1
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: COW Mi,siiO ! eRs AOrI,n.

"F, the ,nhscrit-rs being ,.poin,sd BY
w tho Hon. Prutate Coatt for tie dpriet
~ hutlahd. &c iamis,ohe,s to receive. ,.amiro
anc aJ " ~ claims and d,nsrd- &c ailt,r.
s"n, assin'i .ht estate 6, Mos,s ttiison i-,r
OF Wa'linsfv'd Va ss,l snuiet deceased, rep.
rrreGtsd 'nsolvsut add s.s n ob,h, n, m ,hsi; l.
dry ef Msy 1850, bsipg allowed by ssii court
for that purpose, ~ de ,hetefofe hs.,by ri,
notice that ~ Wri sttssa to the SssisSss u
our ,aid Arpointmsnt a, de dwelling kcuse ~
ths is.e Msses Chiison, deceased on the L.,
Mondsys Of July ard November ntIt from .
o'ciock A. NJ. uhtil I o'clock =. N. on each OF
said days 81
Dated At wa!':ngford the le,hlay Of Ma, 1851
DENNIS lluLETT, c:.
WM. KENT, |o'"''''s'''''e's'
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LiCES & E.KBROIDERIE.c.

~ EW style black s,lk lace veil., mourning
~ Wells. back elk lace i"r wells, aga slik
lace ,csings Of various lths. plain AMI ia
white sitk aud bonnet lacrs .plendidc,pj.cc,,
linen, lie, Egyptian, SMYRNA srd common cot
ton .dgings, swiss and ,smbric eIgihgs aud IN
ser,iouS, . spisndid assortment. work cud. nIi
collars.
Our stock 10 new and un.o,!-d II con-.
pr'ses variety unsurpassed here, We have
40 old trash TO palm off upon unwary pur-
chasers tor " ne " fashions Our terms are
cash or something cquivalen, in the shape Of
produce
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CLOTHS &C.

CLOTHS &C.
r. But 4 Son have just Itui nu 'hrir shelves and
~ nov offsf Ter 'nls euiitr rev lpt Of fine
dun aud ir~ priced Broad fInth. C.'n'tes sEr
Dc. Skius ~ the latest sllr, splendid BACK Sam
feared SIX ard ss,m. talrn,u, anh MG-Aiii.,
N,ciiny., whns ht"~". s"d ,hetkd linen HrIs
Cotton q ,",is ~ ary variety t'r coats, v,H., A.
Fine SHItile,t stJ T~.e's 1syior's Tummtugs
he best ~ rrtatton AID, every kind. Magnificent
Sio.ks scsr'.- Bsch its't.n rr,vsts >hiu. Coi
lar. Rr,nius Grnt irmsns ~hrir ~ and Siis GlHyss
Gent, fl, en- C,rhru and >ilk PocKsI Hanit's
RutlAnf. Ma, q, 1874
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BED BUGS, &c.

Emanuel Lyons Nsgnr,e Powders for
the destruction Of Bed Bugs Ants, Firs and
iI,ecs on plants
Also he Pil's for the obstruction If Rats
and N'c~-pr,ee - cts escil, inr sale by
Ma, "a. T.. bUkT & SON
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NOTICE.
ron SALE

4 sl9y p.4~~ a. ut f.'fs "a. ~ "a
y ilsr, apt fc- ''',' s.',
.rr' - ~ '|i.'.'
{ - a =. %
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Corporation Notice.
The Village Nssi'ss stands ssjss, I-d V
neaesy Esss.ne. Jaas :,h. 81 o'eiosk
z w. uorkiNs, t;I.,h.

a.
xY0os1L.
TIE MsssAr ~ u Crsn Sgoss,s,n Temple
st 'issss No. !, will meet at 'he s Of T's
Hsii IN Wen eaiiaad, ns1i Mssdsy Eve At
-o'cloei. Nm n LIsCOMu, W. r.
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Al 80

INDIA ECHHIR SHOES u,shi,t A., tass'hsr q
stVtt ns. surpassed In ssneiy, R.a'hsss AID
srstArt safh Ii,s Hsk - saffan,ed l. Ftsra S"k
Ii Il "
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On AND AFTER MAY II, Tram
ell ron as tolloys -~st

aiai Train, $50 u NJ. sfl~r arrival Of mor-
ning boats from New York and Express
Tram from Ruhaln. Arrives At Rutland 10
", connecting " .ih Trains for Burlington
and Boston direct.
Express Tram 10 ~, A. y from o'clock
cypress Train from New York. .irrives at
Rutlrnd 80 r. NJ in season for Rutland &
burlington Express Trans, Teaching Boston,
Lowell, Montreal AID o. ensburghsaue day
.fccomnia da;ion Tram 4 p ~, after Arrival
of Hudson River day TRIMS, and ExpTes'
Trans from the West. .fsnv-r at Rutland
b p NJ, and reaching burlington and Bel
E.,iDv. /. Ills ssure evening.
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TROY & BOSTON
isAGStohCO 4
$50 ::;isa l!sEss! MA

ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
APRIL II, 1852, Passenger Trains
riN run as .foito,s
From Troy
i.ca," lloo'ick 81 st $50 A. NJ. AMI yea,L
EAgl- Bridge at 10 4. NJ connecting Win esr
VI the Rutland q Warrington hsilroad tot
Rntiant and Burlington amt with stage, for
Union Village. iioosirk, Arlington snd Ben.
niugton.
Also At 3.40P. NJ. and reach Eagle Bridge
At $40 l. NJ. eoune~ting~ith cars OF Il ku,
land u Washing vi u Il ;or Salem. and with
stages far Ho"sick, Arlington. B,nnistoL ana
Luion WI. ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-03

Leave at 8.2i \ ~, IN arrival oi ear, from
Salem, and stns'sfr"m bennington, Arlington
and No"sek and arrive a, Troy at $50, COZ.
meeting with t.Sprsss Tram o. biuisvn River
X X Tor New Io,k.
ALSO at $50 N, on arrival Of cars from
Ratla"d and stages tr"m Remington, Airing
ton and Hoosck. army" ~ Troy at 5 J. NJ, con
meeting Wits Express Train Of Hudson River
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
The old Spirit Of Liberty still
Alive in cur Mountains.

A highly Intelligent aad devoted friend Of
Freedom, in sending US pay, and more than VIC
had charged him, appends the following just re
marks on the merits and prospects Of our cause,
and they breatae the same spiri! which is evin
ced, in some way or other, in almost every letter
we receive from our numerous patrons Ed.
The true friends of the Slave were never
more numerous and determined to do their whole
duty, than now, and my opinion is that we shall
hereafter rank the highest, but will not probably
ust yet have a majority. think the Cuban "
disclosures will open the eyes of many to the
graspng plans of the South. When will the
time come that the North will be as true to
Right" as the South are to their interests and
to accomplish their awful designs Had the
North stood by her Wimot proviso professions
Freedom" would have become National, and
avery sectional, with but 1.-THE Of the aglta'
ton and labor now. necessary to accomplish ar
object so much desired. But my heart dies
within me, when look upon the vast work before
us and were it not that there is God in Hea-
ven, who is able to do more Ior US than we are
able to ask, | should despair of the United
States ever being truly free country.
Allow me to say that | consider the Freeman
an excellent family puper-never better thai
now Respectfully Yours, MS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Postmaster Generals Report.

We have received the annual report of
the Postmaster General for the present year.
1t is an elaborate, well-written aud clear
expose of the condition of the Post Office
Department Without attempting to give
an abstract of this important document, we
will briefly refer to few Of its more prom
lnent points.
The number of post offices in the United
States is 81 1911. The aggregate length of
the 67l mail routes is pa, 2S4 miles, or
nearly nine times the circumference OF the
globe
The gross receipts oc the Department
for the year ending June Both, were So,
925,97l being less by 81 1888 1884 than for
the preceding year. This is attributable
to the reduction in the rates of postage un.
der the present law, which went into ope.
ration at the commencement of the year
MIR Hubbard does not, however, advise
return TO higher rates, although this reduc-
ton is much greater than was anticipated
Correspondence will increase, as the com.
munty becomes accustomed to cheap post.
age, and from this cause, as well as the
rapid increase of the country, the receipts
Of the department will, he anticipates, ulli
mately exceed its expenses
Stamped envelopes will soon be ready for
delivery at the principal post Offices. As
all letters enclosed in them may be legally
sent by private express, the report very Just
| ly insists that there is no longer any excuse
for further violation of the law in that re-
spect, and asks that public sentiment may
contribute towards fair trial of the expert
menr of cheap postage, by protecting the
Department against this abuse.
The expenses during the past year have
been 81, los, 450. The expenditures of the
present year are estimated at SS,745;777
The estimated resources to meet this are
S7,4l7, 100; leavlnga deficiency of 81 1877,
963 to be provided for by direct appropria.
ton from the treasury.
The Postmaster General complains of
want Of spirit of accommodation on the
part Of the railroad companies between
new York and Washington, in the trans
poratiun of the mails, the unsatisfactory
manner III which the service is performed
owing to the want Of competition, aud So
I'cls the intervention of Congress,
Whole number paid and unpaid letters
passing through the Post Office during the
year ending June 30, 1852, 95. 790,52
Number ofnewspapers and other printed
matter passed through the U. S. Mails du i.
ring the year, lis, 2s4 O3S.-Atlas.