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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
The Murder or Young Lehman.

PHiLADILPHIA, March 70 1881.
Afternoon Session.
Jury was obtained in the case OF the Skupenskies
for the MURDER Of Jacob Lehman, and the evidence
for the prosecution was com nenced Witnesses testi
fed TO The finding of the body the Coroner and ply
sicisns as to the p0st-mortem examination, &C., al
ter which the Court adjourned until to morrow morn
ing. The Court room was densely crowded.
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Fatal ARRAY.

BRDGHPoRT, Conn, Monday, March %. 1852.
This evening, as a colored man named Miles Hu'
BEL passing the corner OF Wall and water sts.'
4. This civ he came in contact with an Irishman,
ano after an interchange of some blows, the Irish.
man, whose name could not be ascertained, stabbed
Hubel 60 badly that he died shortly afsefward.
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" Several Items Of interest will be
fould on the sixth page.
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Marhets-Rsported Sy TsJserapA.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March -, 1852
Eieht hundred BBKvss were offered, OF which 300
were sold at a. to ~ SO the hoof and % to 1913
net Hoos, q to 81 So 5000 bbls. FLOUR were
sold at 46.
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Of gentlemen interested In the fermalioa Of Hor-
ucuisura Society In this City was held last evening
at the SsuyvessAt Institute. Upon the suggestion Of
MI. X. b. Minturp, Mr.. r l. Pell took tho chair.
MI Andrew hsythorn stated the object OF the meet
ING. Several names OF members were read and 9TH
efs were added, BY those present. to the number o.
% or 10 in ali The society was organised, and a.
the suggcstioa OF Mr.. Z. Brooks, called Tzs Hertz
sslvai Seeasfy Of the CITY Nsss York. consultation
ana aseres OF bylaws were adopted. The annusitsx
was fxed atts. and proper officers were sppointsd
MI Minturn Was strongly urged to serve a. Presi-
dent, but be card that while no one should sar-
pass him in zeal for the cause, his engagements
absolutely forbade him to accept the oiiss, and
the appointment was referred to . committee to
report at subsequent meeting Messrs w. Coven-
Try, H. Waddell, Shepherd Knapp, Nicholas X. An
thopy and William A. Haines, We're appointed Vice.
Presidents w. w. Crane. Treasurer: Peter b.
Mead, Corresponding Secretary, and Geo. W. Curtis
Recording Secretary. A COMMITTEES of Eve was
named to take measures respecting an exhibition in
the third week Of May, and tia meeting adjourned
for q fortnight to meet then in the same place.
An admirable spirit prevailed. There was cearlyths
earnest to push the good work through
and remove the shame row resting upon New
York of being without floral society of character
commensurate with the metropolis. The grsa, nun.
Der OF fne green houses in and around the city both
OF gardeners and In private residences, will doabt
less secure that result and NewYork will annually
hold as beautiful festival of flowers as their mos
ardent lover could desire. We shall take pleasure
liz recording the progress Of the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

BALTIMORE, Moaday, March q -. -.
~r>.;.,s.s Houss Of Representatives navs -
ieessd ne bill snnexisg Algiefs 70 sAs CiV " w
Orleans. x.;,S sNs stste int
The biil frsn sAs House dissnc aa ~ ~ 500.
Congressional Distsisss has pa
Tns Maine Lisuse Law N Rennsyi - 80
HAsrIssvss. Nsndsy, n..en , =, n -
n he senate this nenanS, @' Y"ss is. Nsys L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
e.f,rmations BIZ the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Monday, March p, 1889
The Senate have confirmed Francis Daniels, as
Consul to Constantinople John Glenn. Esq Judge
for Maryland, aHd Edward A. Startling. Alon.o skin-
ner, Franklin Walker, Francis W. Lea, ana 'amss
Harvard, a. Indian Agents for Oregon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

Nrw.ORLEAxs, Saturday, March %, lSSa
The Louisiana Wing stats Convention, a its iass
...son nassed series Of resolutions in1oruAg sns
Comnrom ise measures OF Congress, and IN nvsfo
MI Ths sseamship Empire City, from Havana mas
Her news 10 NOT important. Sugars eonnnsse NJ
and irprovipg. Frslghs steady. go.
TIE Niassra's news has been receiSsd'
arm NJ n for niddli1g.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13
Bees! Bees! Bees!

ht subscriber, t-ine the nar of fiiinare,s p 4,
"a ,ehi n.sibeH lof ma nafins anf ieedina Bees, To-
.nne,"paJss Of Windhan- Bsan,agien Rutland, Al
ulsoh, pfar"r, frScetE the ToN. IF LhelssaJ and
N,hdsof !. prepared "a seii eing.e OF Tswn fisbls
as may he Z. ,frd ''a"ts
rom actual experiment on my own premises.
PauGd II haGry cast. from o.e and Ia
Sustea,r Seei aisn s,sl. that na pie sag ar na,
H usei as cam 3otsni part Of a feed rhic6 makes
most erceiieu honey, ''"'''
b.es agy GA ibts systen, he tI,c.Jip y,,,st. v,.o
an nut houses TIE eSJ.sas- ~ hi '. Il. rbs,il
- a~IDsH.hs 90 the posDtHy made Ateompa
'ue "ssr Is Pamphlet giving az ne. .safy "a.
tU insna2ingihe Rec. ~ .e
,lBf'e t'shl. $40 liberal l..ccup, 10 elu,, 70,
Io~t tights. - ' Wv
e'nss 1a'eat sons si-e sseJ thr sui, a. ,a, " il
receive psonpi htteutio, JaNlsA 4 uOK
-t"rut-h, Y. " trt. ler2 ss,.
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OMMTNDATi(Ns.


lCerfGcateo fDr. Perry ,Por,-mo,ib ~!
PORTSMOUTH, .spi en- be- "a "a
MI I.r. Nonrs, A gent r''W'hi,c pah@
'--lirar Sir ! deem II my dut, 70 r.s(
,seis respecting The tnestimahIe valu, ot II
n "a hetofd'N"' Seyatal year arc sh, 4
III on cSnsas my ptfejustajl uj he, ID
aPP'hreddneased, aud the iaii gtew or s,s1
u"eaVen, hbont ysar ago, by aroll eI Il N
he"s' she etaiiof fer haifa sccunt tin "A
'ohs timr there war aprareMiy 10 ac'''' \
ta'p' aher various applications va. \
~ ~ 'nnpe rfu' loHrd hesiprD, t's-s y,
u" nae Ola fow bo, lei t,er tpsjr bs. rev q
,"'cR 'a'lustr"us, aud Ne bead jIui . caicf u
rnHherHo'e. for q long lima I have he.t Il
WI henraigic and other pains Ia n, n,k
nave 'o""f'tt the h1-, exfrrnul rernedy iui|
tt,ec' can Therefore bessfiily recon ,n,rt'
wa" ar" aiaicicdas ahove, az The hes, sfics
o'o' seen Most respectfully yoaf,
Mnufae,ureaby ,. WHITE { fos VT" Nal
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N"IT""H July Y I60I. "-|
PAPER HANGINGS
IL. l.. SPENCER.
Y order 10 supply the unpreeeaeo,odd 4.
"'"' Tor ms new and feh stylss Of
t;.UN5,,s iaOsos-,;,. t,...-.

G:DC:A. 14A.7sa:no
now opening new ivt, this day received
n" "i'o haye exaained iil., assoc men, 20.
ee"sdoy h''a few weeks. since, uu,,e IN
prsh9a"e.n2 the styles superior a. any eve,
bsiafe seen ~ Ra,lsnd County, and he v,,.
ess sary'"s from q 20 so cents per roIn
m91' tessoosb'e. 10 thoseitis only nece..
establishment. 80" vac '''''
Rich Velvet. Satin, and Common gosdc,.
",ados PaPess, &c.--eieRaut styIs.. ~
~ intetesteds are requested, 10 cali and
exHnaas thss stock at the - -.
a, hrrLah1 Coz srs Boor,rosr,
hi'n ST. assriy opposite the FYrnhl,n Hc,eIs
"e f31fs .2iph ~ cputt sessrr.
RF'TC 4 I
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

NYSuHSI iaFgs s,slf .nrl, a5 Ready MsGe
: '.inas pct sI.e ned IL CaoK a, " hsoh ~ nai
"e eto NOM - the TIME to sei anst Lsr
ssns' All y 10 arc ia Msat 81 ,.lo.l.inr arc
s,'ise 10 eAli. sad zee a gsld article o,
G ,,,s se'd cheap =, No !, Uss,si' /.
h"'issd, Die. sih. 1854
Us fsss'sea 3 the set .f Rs.. s,isA Hal,
f,as'eA saa sahest Al No. 4
Dsnssls UL~k. I,,tlN .,noS
Ssa ir.l
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13
DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATliOLICON.

T,HE undessien.
Ell Wing he
come Arcnis 6r
thi4INV A I. L a
BL L MEDICINE
would re specially
irvitc the On
Vionpfihe siiiicted
ta Tine etauNius
sncssss that has
attended It's use
wherever inirodnc'
ed. and its happy
admiration to The
cure of the 'Iistfcs'
sing diseases "r
which 10 IL Uttered
'This CATHOLt.
con 10 ia irui !,
one ofthe GREAT
r. ) T. MEDICAL.
DISCOVERIES II
,Inn ,LAutiGnl M.i.l,
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y-It I3y4 %
DRY GROCERIES

a 7 the LADIES EXcH t.NGn.corncf o.!
- West u. aud Merchants Row, Rutland
W., where may he found for ssir the follow
isg Goods, Wv
SdStn coito., warped ceshmeres, cobpr~s
and \ pSGcss. Az weoi aud cu,ioa wan
Ae''nes, Catherine sltlp.s, fsared and wa
iered hrocacc, i.urtrrs tI,k poplins, stfiped
ard ~at'rcd popI'ns, bisek sths black and
ee!ared slA ".ivc,s prints am copper p,n,r
iI'ua to ~ cents tatolfrss Bishops aud
Victoria Lawns - swiss, lptta Bo6s aud
AIii Nns.'ns- plain figured, aud Bobe ne,
laei. siih liuen, csnltrt sd cotton poe / 81
hsndsefchteis. black and Fancy SILK era.
vsIs---cetson. linen, s,'h, osw,brie and
yrSfNcs AND INSERTIONS.
stf'rrd pia'f ard vrrncht, nurins for cur
h'ns suprd PLAID Wna ralnred crmtri, s..
red, blue, " hate, and cotton iiannels, L,p.,y
piaid', trock'ng, bed tlci'ngs. striped 1hirt.
isvs, r.'ec,as, pspet cambf,es, Irish I;n,us
hsoxh ,Haliaads, ~. eoi,n.s. blask &. colorcd
dt.lho Is ard Lea rs crash, diapers, iniii-ns.
ginsss, ssd Iinse Of all kiacs shade t,s.el.
and c"i q whas~tor~s, hu,tors, pms, needles
threads. black and esice-d sewing SIX &c
lay .Sats, Rssp;,e State. md Wa,ey.
foo !Mh Long .Aae's, at .iqests
pSices.
Al Kinds brown cotton Which viii be sol,
lower ~ III psx ccsi than can De Dorsb, a,
any oiher sfOhEinthe STATE.
DAY oROCERiKs or ALL KiNns.
Gfren and black tas, Java, Rio ana Gaze
conrs, v'rn~hsc, pepper, cassis, ginger, mus.
lard, Germ and wheat starch, crea IN ,ar,s,. 4
soda, ss'sIatrs, rice, eoeos lie, rai,ip,.
sitson, mace, Glove, ssgo, indigo, tobacco
ssas .Fsf,a and talow canales All KIND.
oi hard soap. lsoiT s9As sSF kLrI.)
he Shove Stsrk OF Goods were bouph,
ios sx-t al tie psrsrnt La,r Rates aud IN
he se'e for C.7sH. kOFEE t.aa be bourL,
AZ sss "'iet store ia Nef.nont. sm mol 10
We 1,ass's Ia BY any one 'QGicS Sales as,d
s1ali F!oEt, 10 uiy p,a,ia.
CHARLES PAGE.
~ 5000 fne'prt eve,y ~ctt from b. s.
.sa sad Wv YORK.
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NEW SUPPLY

H. L. SPENCER informs those who are
IN want of the nnaduiteralcd'
God Lirer OIL CanQy. and Wild Cher.
~ Candy.
that he has Just recsived fresh lot toyeih
w"h all the valuable patent medicines Of the
day.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Mahins "a per cent. for the year ending
Aug. J., 1851. said per centage to be east On
the original amount OF the premium IA te with
out reference to yrnjorssucnt an d t. be paid
to the reasnrcr, al his office, in Moutpeicr. on
before the 18th day of OctoLer 1851 being the
day of the annual meeting of said company.
As heretnfore, u list Of persons insured in the
seyera towns, with the amount OF assessments
due from caoh respectively. will be forwarded
~ the Representative elect, To the legislature,
by mhom moneys may he forwarded to the Office
WilIthc members o'tho company plca<, bear
in mini tiat by sending the small amount oi
The assessment due from each, respectively. 10
the office promptly, at the time specified, they
will much advance their own interests: saw
ing vast amount of labor in the treasury
department. and TO themselves q cor sidcraLIo
item ~ postage aud interest to which they will
be subjected in cases Ofneylectl
j. y WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug. II, 1851.
NJ. HAWKS is agent for said CON pany, and
can be found Al his house or at the Railroad
cars, at Rutland Depot. Mt all times. 81
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OLD srOnNACII coMPIAYMrs

Thers isy. fem sf,ri Suupsci, Comiaainis Il al, h
" d~s not sssf,,. I" teach aaa remove II nnrc 81
mater hos bad rhey my ha. IL gives instant relief
siaaIr luso removes all the pleasant syr,p,r,ns
and J, oul, needs Co he r,pested fat short tine t.
make these GOOD fleet. Parliament. IURlIN or
BLOOD sol tiBOK or BODY fi,ow At once 4, /,
particularly exec Aen, in 'ssss Of Nausea Vomiting
Cramp' &scress oi he PHI 81 tho ~ omaeh dis,Yes,
ai'st eh 'ar law col state of The Blood He yi nc.s
i.o~nes Il Splits responderey Enscial ion, " exk
ness, tendrncy 10 inssti,y spfi,'e sc
Br ibCGHTrN'S PtPstN Is sold by nra,ly sl
thr drAletsin Gne druss AID popular med .o lnes
thfppR hnw the United States II " pre- arei m Pow
der snd ud krnand "a Preserip D, ion vias for a.
ssr ri fry.'ciuns
Pfiva,e tircelsrs ftr the 81 Phy,irisne rs u h,
obtsin.d Il W, Hoegt'ou or his AGENTS sr,ih,os
tNe whole proc 81 preparation aud giving the s
the1',i-r upan ~hes The elaine Of THIS new tened,
s's based A. II Is DOT secfe, remedy no o,,ec, ia,
ca be fsied sr,h it's use by Ply scIaas 10 fesrcc
ts,is sta'tHAe and reS,isr practice.
Pnrr one DOLL tR per tr,ie
fv OBSERVE TBts-1E-n Every hrite ~ the zen
btn~ PtPstS teses thr written signa,nrs IL :
HpUp'liuS ". D.. r0ie p,ppfi etvf PhiI.,e lph,a
Pa t"ps right aud Trade Mark .rcnfed
mI->'i ny all dru yists and brners 10 zoe, is mes
Fot ~so ny " I. Spencer. Rutt,nt. &. l. case
! B'and'o, vs. 7 Rns,eii aiilli-tut, { g. Nicln's
G.His'on h.P Roserr, y. Haven, Ntuie's n Moor
Bfael Spfaeue A &. Sresr Ru,l.,aran
c'afs 4 ttaohls hinH'1e.lef u WIrlncf Wind
~ knta'ns holden. GtitlnsoVtlir AM
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p EPSIN.'

ID H,I'ti is't +. ~ y ssffsf fs;f{ y fs, g.
~ esrsi asssissF. saz Sss.sss ssa .s,s.ss .arss.
-. 'a'~te,s $50 90 Assi BY azstesv's e.s sE-v,
- &Fs4ts go, -
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NOTICE

...e -., NOTICE. ..,L
r 1IL persons who are indebted TO '"'1
~ Hber eiihfr ~ note os on tooa steoiin Y
respectfully. requested 20 ra'lsrd '5NF
sabir giilto0' dclag J pROt -
(tNll. hIlIanH In l.:2
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STATI0NERY. -

STATIONERY, &c.
OSOM ENVELOPES OF various kinds,
= 'lONJ Fine and Common Cap and Letter
Piper, Fine Note and R;li Paper, Steel Pen.
an. Pen hosdcrs, India Rubber &c. Just rec d
and for sale 10y &. ByR1s & SON
POTASH at retail, by &. Brpr H. Sow.
CRANES SOAR.
6tRANES SOAP. ny HE use OF this art ic,c
~ washingmachincs, ws..h boards and pound
ing barrels are Superseded. Try it once. For
sale by . ,eys4 :, C-.b uRr e. Sow.
knttnnd Feb. s. 1867 Htt. W."
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Russia SALVE!

me ge"nine article, &c, Alved direct from the
proPr'etors, Rrdd,ng x 90. end rio- sale
wholesale and retail by Ipr>rrr.
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BAY s ATE EMPIRE STATE,
WATERLOO MILLS LONG SIIAWLs
this day received aud for sale at Agents pri-
ces atthe ladies' Exchange, Corner Of West
strickland Merchants Row, Rutland. VI.
CHARLES PAGE.
Oct. &c.
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wv We ''-' ,"P9.ts'i9a a. "a ~.nss "a rs-n
'"sr SrRNgEf
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i " u
b., prepaid
Nh jast sd
n, pi.., al
y. ~ \
q, s.a ,ul
NJ TnnSS Nh
'EjnSstti
Mshs'Ssr,s1
GHb9i f,}
(lITnetr,]
e. ~ =
Fsnuss)
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Feb. s. 1862.
n 4 w EOOp S.
mr. q. Bl Rr X SON,
A kt. now receiving from Ncw York and Gos-
ton, fre;h DRY GOODS.
&c OC T. RItS,
HARDWARE AND Cutlery,
O'eqs and Mcdic,nes,
H0ois mt Sh0,s
Ia lies Shoe, New York make. i,test stylc;
ina%'hs stock d fresh GOODS une,,uailel in
tA'' 'lc'nl[' We nher 10 old shopworn and
NASTY art Gle. 10 our customers,
Eut'and Fcl. s. 1852.
PROBATE NOTICE
TIL l. session of the Probate Court for the
District 81 fairbaven viii be held at the Pro
bate ofhre in Castleton in sad district or
the hr't Wednesday Of each month for the
year ensuing.
80 ALMON WARNER. Jndoe
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l.; spencer Rutland: DH sabjn, wsiiiu
ford; Hooker, Wet Pnultney; Dew~y a VA,
ham, y. Poaltney M.Hjlliard, Da,ity d Co.
nerS; sheidoa A. Brothers, pawiei, {. q. Mich
"h, nast.eton; a. Allen. FsiIls,tI; Lathe
S'T seps"n; T.. &, Eel, sudbury; OIL. Gns
~ w hraad"n; ). D. Wilslcw. Piti,iord
2 "ofdari. Eas, Rupert; c. d. Smith. T:ooa.
noF.ga Hamlnoud & Co, Crown Point; Cf.
>. Wright, whitehall q. ". strnpue y,
sshn-sc Wicker. North Ferriebursh. t'at,jr
wright Orwell, L. Burt s. Son KutIsnd
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VERY REM ARKABI.E.-tn Intelligent f,yrey III ~,
ioFn OF Lewiston. related time since a,o
account 81 te cue 81 line horse, which, In the act @,
V"u1i't ftirh ms loot in TOJ and tore il isry of.
~ ihh"Hit'iy rtar"f n thr dirt. and HppIlsI G.. W
ahffhants celebrated Gnrrnr on, rcplared the h,of
oahas'1 up usIi, sJalei ii occasionally with the OIL
a'in IN TWO weeks hn Wa able 10 usr the I.orsc.
t"i%ot 3 iciter from g. L.. s,Iotd, Fol
u"T. MvRclTt itear sir One ~ /, hor,.. h,,,
y rdgah OF long stahding. which had fecon~ rniLnr
sau wh'c SUPPOSED from ic many sencnt used by nae
was Has' rrr--i was induced ~ Try farrlibr on
which with tho use Of two tories, cntnIy eff &c tcI en-.
be used !or burs,g. TIuly Yours $3.50 ''
i'fkrorL Jan. %. I7iI. G. l.. STAFFORD.
tractors stable - - 49, >''"'N'''
IN. may certify that have lsrn In IN. b,,j, NJ ,.-
NJ Merchants t:naiing Oil. aud fnd il 10 r our ~ be
,s~t applications tiiat have eyrr made us- Of hny,.
hhVe ma me charge Of from fuy Ia ffy horses n, 81.
!ts' eight months and hive made use of punisy NJ Il.
ties 10 my entire saisfaet ton. ' '" ~
lockpoft, Jan II, laii. j. srERSErHc
DDni te lesruaied take thing e,se with tho ,,
~ u y Just az e,ot, a.. Iiis IL Iractir~d iy o.n
n'pr'heifed dealers, whose irure will slr~rh Ia.
Ih1a Ri''fr aud who Of kiadrcd shirt OF t., IN
ol i"gc ritr. Whose nefaots practices have so ycccn,
tfrn exposed % the action Of Conercss. '''
ne cure The name u the SoLg PEorRfros CYn ~
ant lockpor, n Y, IL blown in I've side or liz
ho,l," md IN his handwriting over the cork =
Responded 10. b.. " =" "'"Py
We, ,nnI,l o. the Ag.p. and what wonders are
Accomplished by the usr OF if,- neiiripe
cog by respectable dealers generally In the United s,ss.,
And Caaada- - " ~ ''o" S'a""
AisDL
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lMsuRANCE NorIOu.

FHNllT menbcrs of the VERMONT MUTG-
4 AT tiREINStiR ANCE COMPANY, are
hereby notified that the following assessments
have bsen male by the Directors, on all notes
in force the 'ieys Following 10 Wit:
NM lD InSn L 4 d nm. mr. a.nnA
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THICK BOOTS

G. BURT & SON, Have just received
plcDdid etock of Stoya Boots, fni Coarse
htne Boot o superior quality, which they are
BEL iny AZ price just call ami sec how low.
The Boots are warranted.
Rutland Oct a.
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OAK HALL RoTuNpA.

eRaQaeAAss rsaain dra tlmtcsr prees
are nsrs-a N tl,ia krars, span eseh rsr-
nsaN asS ,hst - saststsyt sSl<.s 10 DE S,sss
Pr" 's.a >ssiss,. - sAns ,hs Iss., .rss,,s ,c :.
I'd have 'ss se,se thaasa Win a. stS.r..,,
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03
WHOLE No VA
A FOx's Revenge.

The Ren. J. Murray, in bis work Oh
Creation, tells the following story: AN
Old and respectable man of the county
OF montgomery, used frequently to re-
late an anecdote of a circumstance L..
saw. In his youth he resided on tho
banks OF the Hudson river. One dav he
went to bay on the river to shoot
ducks or wild geese. When he came to
the river he saw six geese beyond shot.
lie determined to wait for them to ND.
preach the shore. While sitting there
he saw fox Come down to the sbor.
and stand some time and observe IN.
geese. AT length he turned and went
into the woods, and came out with =.
very large bunch of moss in his mouth
lie then entered the water very silently
sank himself, and then keeping the moss
above water, himself concealed, he float.
ed among the geese. Suddenly one of
them was drawn under water, and the
foX soon appeared on the shore with
the goose on his back. He assembled
the bank and found a hole. made bv the
tearing up of a tree. The hole he
cleared, placed the goose in it, and GOV.
cred it with great care, strewine leave,
over 1t. The fox then lett; and while
he was gone, the hunter unburied tn.
goose, closed the hole and resolved f.,
wait the issue
''ln about half an hour the fox return.
ed with another in company. They
went directly to the place where the
goose had been buried, and threw ont
the earth. The goose could not be
found. They stood regarding each 9th.
er for some time, when suddenly tn.
second fox attacked the other most f,-
rlousl y, as if offended by the trick of
his friend. During the battle he shot
them both"
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For The Cecil Wiz.
A Sonnet.

The w,ntry blast that sweeps across the plain
Nalis like the roar of Ocean on the strand,
And sable Night, now loodng DER the land
Shakes from her wings the feathery snow amain
Darkness is on the deep. No gentle rem
Can hold the raging waves thai leap aud tasl,
Like angry slceds beneath Bcllona' 5 lash;
Nalny the sailor seeks the northern vain;
he stars are 1uench'd in storms, nor cal retain
The moon herqueenly throne beneath the cope
VI heav'n. AK shvering now must srope
The lone way.larer toiling TO regain
His home. Pay God for him; for all in vain
His toll, unless Tor him 10 pray you deisn.
Mahyonesos, Dec. %, Isl. -.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03
The Late King Of Hanover.

Earnest Augustus, King OF Hanover,
who died on the 18th ult., in the S1st
year OF his age, was born in England,
and as Duke of Cumberland received his
University education at Gottingen, en-.
tered The army in 1890, in 1894 COM
manded the First Brigade ofCavalrv
and in an encounter near Tourney lost
his left eye. In 1913, he was made
Field Marshal, but on the accession of
William w. took umbrage at being pre-
coded in command of all the Horse
Guards BY the Duke Ellington, and
resigned his rank in the army. He was
the last remaining son OF George Ill.
The youth of this prince was dissipa.
ted and disreputable. At % Gin 1889
he entered the House of Lords. He was
Tory, and violent partlzan. In 49,
10 he married the Princess of Solms
Brauntels. He was suspected Of taking
part in the famous "Orange Conspira-
cy,' and came near being sent to the
Tower by the House of Commons. He
was also involved in a mysterious affair
in which he was charged with having
murdered his ualef named Lpllo, but
the facts of the case We're never clearly
established.
He was the first member of the House
OF Peers to take the oath of Queen Vic
torla, by whose accession to the British
throne, he became Hing of Hanover, as
that kingdom could not be held by a
woman. He entered on his govern
ment in 1897 by Withdrawing the con-
stitutional rights that William ". had
granted to the people of Hanover. In
1910 he had to give them back, and in
lS4e made still further concessions. He
was thus the only constitutional sover-
eisn in Germany.--During the Irish
famine, he made donation of Sc, 600
for the relief of the sufferers. He was
not beloved by his subjects. His pas
sions were hot and his disposition arbi-
trary, but he had some good impulses
and always adhered to his friends. He
is succeeded onthe throne of Hanover by
his only son, George Frederick, who
was born May 81, 1919, and Tor many
years has been blind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03

The BURNING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
LrBRARy.-Thomas U. Walter, ESQ.,,
architect of the Capitol, in letter TO
Mr.. Easily, commissioner of Public
Buildings, states that the late fire in the
Library was caused ythe timbers which
formed the alcoves having been inserted
in the chimney hues. An opening has
been found of about two inches, into
one of the flucs, near where the fire orig
mated. Mr.. Walter says no human
foresis ht, under the circumstances, could
have prevented the catastrophe.