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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
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R,Joris obMsaaaofiArni q Hasiii,ii,s IN the
.Desdis Ialiy EIdifmtHi 81 ia .uen-
c1H Gorfrs.fHt n, .imrrcGa iEaif-
h. op4si on Bor nglanniioH u mtc
.Hiaisfsr Q pay Gppoinfsf, S. 81
Nrv ortrsNs. Sep, ~.
Tho Pirryunc 3 N receipt ~ sdviccs
frcm tine riiy ~ Mrsico % the 18th uli.
4 r,-goi, had reached the CIV Of the br,,as-
ing cot 81 ho-iiiilios IN the Mesilla valley
httstUn ihc nst'd States tn-sis. snd ii.e
NcAicsn tatrrs. Ggs. Mas had aisp 70
ccNcd Information that a large boiy VI
Amrfcau Ipaps Nfrr cons rrtrsiing on
he r. Gunlc, snd that they uauid uu;e
~i'h 'hnse alr'sas be- the valley ~ M 81
lrap, 10 latc d.
TIE reports hsd created The mot in.
icnse o,ciienca, vhicA 1t lsli'sl scs anuis
hsl ~ u b. 81 % sciiugs = ebarctnf,
that lar MnNan gp,efnHsui hai ih1ugli
pfai-f 90 demand ir.an Geo. G4l.dcn, he
AmeIlcau MINISTER, ~ Immediate explain
,ioh ~ thr inieutiuns ~ the = < Boycrn-
most b. rruiins $50; sddtiiou- furccs b.
oecafF ulc Nosi.lt Nsiiey and Territory.
'i'sr Aera Cre4 PETER pob'tsses sssyfsl
srkief iqf 10 raisi4S EIAu "a The Amcn.
Gao htussiif, rec9saE MED hy the lnstruc.
isans r,sssei hy hiu A. Washington and
iniiuat-. Ia = the hurf's set arr ns
81 BE- ~ On ff.rffy nsciGc raiufe. there
sii b. iisr ~ uaiaiucId dagger n GOD
dra f'saul-ncsa.., NJ a ho-silfiirs BET. 800
Int ivu oauaiu~s.
ncuos laanfaasts 30 brvn slsssinied
By she Gmefssfis o. tbo thsfrc ~ port
faia ~ MINISTER n Wa. in p.sce ~ Goa
TrrrrH es-at pan i.aitlaie had rc.
cs1frd 10 trfsaH'uirit n CHnsH' ~ Nea-
lca 81 the ptH a. san Ffsnri,.ea.
s,trr9i sRrrutis.fis ~ ln,ilsfss had taken
piece So fa5hVnrs cousnntcl 90 Ciihaa-
boo sn4 ibanuca
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
HODY FOUND.

The body of n female, apparently from
twenty to twenty five years of age wns
found on Wednesday last in the woods,
half mile north of Chcopec Falls bridge.
The body by appearance had been there
six or eight weeks, and was mostly de-
composed. Tie verdict of the Jury was,
"That the deceased came to her death BY
violence at the hands Of some person or
persons TO the Jury unknown" That eve
ming officers from Chicopee came to this
place and arrested Hugh Smith, the hus-
band and supposed murderer of the woman
and conveyed him TO Chicopee. We learn
tina, both Smith and his wife were employ
ed here in mil, and that some SIX weeks
ago they started liom Chicopce Falls in
company for Holyoke. Smith had been
here all the while previous to his arrest,
but his wife bad net been seen, nor had he
made any efforts TO find her IIolyoke
Freeman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

MATRIMONIAL TKounLrs ~ Ci,het-
arN.---The Supreme Cont, IN session At
Grecuicld, Mass. was last week engaged
~ hearing two cases IN which clerEymcn's
wives btvr sued Zoe divorce frsn iheir hu,.
bands. In the first case Judge Ngcluv
dccrccd divorce on the ground of dcsct.
uon and ordered that the lady should re-
sumo her maiden nam, and that she should
have 500 n year, alimouy, in quarterly
payments. The husband deserted his wife
because shc charged him with preaching
IN bad grammar, and advised him To give
up preaching until he knew more.
The othnr case has not yet been decided.
The Clergyman is ohnrgcd with treating
his wife with GOODNESS and harsbness, and
on several occasions with violence that
he subjected her to drudgcry. aud neglect
ed her IN sickness, intercepted her Letters
and restrained her liberty and that last
December he carried her ~ the Bra,,lebo.
ro' Insane Hospital ona prctcnee of m
sanity Boston Transcript.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

lisNnr ssid 81. mofb tssot iliIs huic po.
tla. -, canBa, 81 otherwise than comply
~sh tho request 81 nmnersus threads snd
p,,ufs b. sgsin giung ), = plsce IN our
columns W. have taken sou,e Pride and
t.nsf 60 ouf-tf ou sccauni % tho isci ihsi
s. bob q. irsf pahlir aiung in euf- onni-
h8s.~ AID oadc IT, blushlns d,bu. before
,lse world ~ our ia'fudueiion aud. nos
that o. has rt-,t,ed the broad ssal q pub-
b. appreciation, or taste IN thc u,aiier " ~
NJ be gros,ionej, We hni 1t with ,bc in
,r,duciory f,snsiks "a appended, IN the
Syracuse Daily Standard, under the head
Honor a. Whom Honor =
W bs,e reason ~ knoa that the follow
ing lines. Which appeared Va The Boston
Post 81 'ho Pa int, credited 70 " Alfred
Ward" who - be- y arr the production 81
M A. Il. foorT. 81 Rutland. VI former.
ly II tine csj. sha. while residing here
souin.nicd several poclns 10 the Standard
sDd sm9hg others, one entitled - ThiHks
70 Mysdf- signed sPlcbcisa.r which went
the munA e the American Press, and vas
copied by somc Of the Enp.sh Journals -
Nj Y. = Shreinal ~. and while IN Svrs-
cuer, worked steadily ~ hI. trade. lie j.
nus clefk in an cxirnslYe establishment,
~ Rutlsni That there Is u,ont ~ he #.
lsslaus, - clearly established by The nr,di-
I nrss II the press o. give hcn currency -
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

The TubsB, Of Yesterday uncrsiag sa!r
.ST'hr hs,.ces pr Bsi',c haso proAsced cpa-
s.3snhio rAcuvarn, Ia ,he Bncadsiua mar
ieL III transactions afe isrsc. especial
!, So fasSIs dsi,,ufy, ssd isT'hsr ad'sne"
hs, been irslsr3 q 2s,. per Dol. ios hour,
and . Or A. pef bu. for wl'osl. If,ighis
bas alec further saysnccd 3 pr bo. fsr
whes,. ana 70 o. fo' souf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

ExTRAyaGANor or GENrLEaEN.-Tbe
newspapers have rather ungs lIanily refer
red to the cxtravagnDce Of the ladies IN
articles Of dress and ornament, but it
would appear that gentlemen are linblc to
the same censure IN the prices paid for
many articles of dress now IN vogue. The
most fashionable cnyats are sold for five
dollars. The fall style Of velvet vests
range from 80 TO s25 each Most Of the
desirable patterns Of the best quality have
been already taken at prices above $40
In the matter Of vest buttons, there y
great extuvagancc. We hear Of sales Of
single sets at upwards Of hundred dollars
and the Jewellers on Washington street
have clcgan, styles nj prices ringing from
$40 to $40 u button, or from $50 To ! l2O
n set Of six. Al the latter price, superb
set with diamond centres can be obtained.
The finest shirts an exhibition ~ Fan
cull Hall cost Si2 each, and small for
tune IL required for fashionable snit" Of
genueman's clothes. Boston Trans.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

J. a. Fa4-vAdd AID y RcAsrls.h. n
lcnala, " hsse ui.gssed o. psios rpm
a. iilp-B,td r-a, ciasnff Tee msciinc
hes gso ine bard - andrrs, ihe eae elihlf
TIE o'ilef. ii.s guiei b. ~ soi,d ai.l lise TO-
Hei safsd Rssscfn the to- theft =
spsrsi - esiairvetrd usst She ar ~tl By
ti,s rr' .igiiaH ~ rie r., lif,-ss. be- co-lrctsd.
r,rrr1 frss-i td iiir rad n iile a.srh.nr.
ans ai.e asrgoS -yr'sa'e,T fHaa ~ F,-s,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
ARRrsr 90 Fuairi,r FROM JusTicr.
On Thursday, Deputy Sheriff Merritt, II

ARRrsr 90 FUoiTI,r PROM JusTicr.
On Thursday, Deputy Sheriff Merritt, of
Lynn, arrested man calling himself Pat.
rick Clansley, Al Swampscoit, on charge
of being fugitive from justice, indicted
for murder in the State Of Indiana, The
arrest was made in consequence Of infor-
nation obtained In IA letter from Indiana
to the effect that friend Of the alleged
murderer had mailed letter 10 IN Swamp
scott. This letter was addressed TO Pat
rick IIanley" but was taken from the Of
fee by Clansley, who answers the general
description of the fugitive, and who ia a
stranger in Swampscou. II seems that
lIanlcy had been admitted TO bnil IN Indi-
ana and absrondcd, and that his bail nre in
pursuit of him. lie was committed to Ss-
lem Jail, aud complaint made before the
Salem Police Court, where he will be eS-
amined next Friday, unless claimed by a
rcquisi,ion Of the Governor OF Indiana be-
fore that time Salem Register.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

NortoEs 90 ArriIcArIoNs TO rHr
GESrnAL AssusnLl.-For new Bank
At Royullon. Consolidation Of the Yer
mont Central, Vermont and Canada, and
Rutland and Burlington Railroads Re
ncval of the charter Of the extension Of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Distribution Of the franklin County Gram
mar school Fund. For a new County
composed Of towns from Caledouis, WISH
ingion aud Orleans Counties. For annex
ing a part Of Tunbndgc 10 Randolph. For
the nne~al Of the Charter Of the Bank Of
81. Adams, and increase OF capital. For
increase Of the capital uf the Bank OF
Woodstock. For the rcu,o,al of The Jail
and Coun House IN Wiudham Go. from
Fayetteville 10 Nllismsyille. For new
County comprised Of towns from Windsor
snd Wmdham Counties. For Railroad
from living 10 poultney. For an act 10
incorlnrbie a Lumber and Transportation
Compapy, with ngb 10 build a Railroad
o. Plank road, within certain towns IN
Rutland County For an act extending
ihe charter u the Rutland and Whitehall
Bnnch Railroad TO certain Slate quauies.
For sn act allowing the Rutland aud
Whitehall Railroad Company 10 extend
their rad 10 Ruila,d. For an &C, for
Rslnsd FROM Casilciln to Bnndon For
a Bank at Jaiuaicb.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

TIM USirEb STATrs ANB AUsTKIA.-
NJ. Secretary MArcy's reply to Mr.. Ilnlse
mann IA regard To the Kostza case Is pub
hshed. !, ishn hble. though needleasly
lengthy paper, ana is & fir specimen n
the Amenesn sepiimch 10 this affair, vim
dieaiing Cap. Iogrshsn's action and de-
Hymg The ngi,t VI Aasins 10 demand sat
isiscilon. The following are The conc nd,
ing paragraphs
THE President does MT see sufirieui
cause 81 dis9souine the acts Of the A.
inenrsn Agents ~hich are complained Of
b. Aus,fA. Her CLAIM for -ailsisction On
sccoum Aas been carefully considered and
respectfully dochDnd.
Bring CONVINCED that tn scirure snd
iiupflsonineta II kostyA sore llegs and
un3ufihable, the Presided also declines
b. gise sts eenseui - hls delivery D. ihs
cnnssl general * Austria ~ SHyrua.--
30 aiiaf fan enNlniiseiion ~ the case, a.
hcfrin pfese faed, b. has Instructed the un.
drsigssc a. cofuMnuicaie D. IT. liulss-
Ran his cguadru' expectation tb-i the sfn-
PERI n Aas,rss -ili tale the pfugsef
iasasurss "a cause Nsrsn kostzz 10 b. &C.
sinsoe 10 the .staa cosdrion be- ~as % hs-
fore De- So selHed n the sif.ss. 4 S,nyr-
n On ths ala a Jubs isri
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

a Mrs. Leland of Nora, H., h,s given
birth 10 son which had In each hand, or
rather attached 10 the middle joint Of each
little finger. by It's proper stem, a perfect
tomato. The mother had bestowed unu-
susl care upon her tomitoes IN the garden
and hoped 20 have them ripe before her
confinement. The specimens brought by
her son ~erc about the size and stage Of
maturity of those in the garden and could
not be distinguished from them by thr clos
cst scrutiny.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
sraAsor FnrAr ., Frryon Lrs.r

STRAs0r FRrAK or FErNom LusAr-
IC.--1h he moIrotOny Of the Place de- ia
Conconle has been enlivened by the Cd
vent Of gentleman Of respectable appear
anee, who armed himself with large
pair OF SHEARS, few nights ago, and cut 81
peoples coai-tails as they passed by. DO
not find this set down NJ an offence m the
penal code, but the man was arrested. and
found Ia be- lunaiic, escaped from the
Hospital of ~. Anne. He Ind been 20 SEE
a panfomimc, and was ~ charmed with The
adroiincss Of the clown who smpped On
his masters skirts, that be- felt the neccs--
iiy Of initiating him IN the public streets.
Pans Letter 10 N. Y. Times
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
THE VERY LATEST,
Position of Austris on the Turkish affair
From he correspondent Of he Lon
don Morning Herald

Pans, Tuesday, Sept 90.
A Geographic dispatch has this after
noon been received here from Vienna, an.
nouncine the important fact, that Austria
declares TINT circumstances no longer per
init that power to at untedly with the
been forwarded to NJ. de Bruck that he
may assure the Sublime Porte that he
must accept the first note without modif-
cations. The conference at Vienna con
slider the nfiiirs at Constantnoplc are now
in very serious condition.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

FIss.-The Museum in l,owell wss sliio-i
totally destroyed By IRE Friday afternoon.
The Museum aud Ti,estncal properties
~efe o~nsd b. llilafcih and John ]. Chez
ley-faiuea ~ 5000, And pefe uninsuI.
ed. The baildlBg ~ss faliy insured.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

LAhoE SALs.--Ws learn that Messrs.
Phillips Simpson a Co, haEe already -.
eeiycd orders f,T siricsH D.ousarld copies II
President Maryland. l.ife Of Rev. DIR.
Judson. This probably, u The largest ever
received 10 Boston for a book before u was
published The publishers get oui an
edition Of twenty five thousand copies, and
expect il all BE- ell ordered before the book
u published. -- Boston Tnycllef
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

RAmI0Ap RrcirPr. The Receipt
ofths Hudson River Rail Road Eof sep'afn-
Der we're probably sli0,OJ0 and The kre
sf75.OOO. The Michigan Southern $40
ODO, sc. The Hudson River Railroad and
Harlem Raiiroad, have both pot the fare
from aild % Albany 10 ~ and u 1'rpy w.
10, ~hirh vii inatefisily increase ihsif re-
ceipis. The Ere uill aiso increase ~ iocsi
fare to o. per tniie and we think ia through
fare Soc. The rates d ffeigbts al slso
be increased with ample business f0f ~
equippsge.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Pause p.srsrr.--Pfofessof Je~eii
sts I.fsdlet,1 that the essnet ~oalA ha
he esrih ~lil,ln spi Iiied ,asI.s, I.D~ Gsks
thu s1spehssoh ~ I'sbiie opisasR aHsl the
ANIMAL a he beEi overland ulnil ffoin China
lie has ~ doubt he COMET stru-i he
esrs ~ -siartag' 1iFee,io, there
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

sS1n srspaTHr.--TLs cosiTlbuiion'
10 AID - the sufferer. BY yellow fsscf ~
the soath, have reached the msgnihc'n'
sum II scsOl $50 There is ~ lsooi'lr oA
esnh ~hose pr kets respond - pfosnIhl'
AID ffosly " the crles u ihose ~ho
RAD u pensi.. a. he peapie 0f DE L mt q
States.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

DrMocRaric IIARNoSY. The follow
ing is from the Syracuse Joupal lizard
shelly !, is said To be "a picture of one
of the sofi she'led gibbct birds who dis
graced the city by his presence" while the
late Dcmocratic Conventions were assem-
scrubbed in that place;
We picked out one Of the beauties ns
the subject Of mental daguefrcoiype. 1880
He was mechanically lingering his bare
neck and feeling under his left ear. His
image sunk into our souls. an The ten
commandments had stamped the impress Of
their broken fragments on each particular
feature. We couldn't safely trust that
man to be mcrcifsl To a Quaker lady or a
superannn,ed clergyman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

The n. Y. Tribune says that the Rev.
Edward Beecher u. d., son Of Rev. Lyman
Bcecher, will soon issue Treatise ON
Theology which is expected to command
very general attention. 1t is entitled "The
Conflict Of Age, or the Great Debate Of the
Moral Relation of God and Man" 1t
maintains the pre-exlstence Of man ere he
became a dcnizon Of this cloudy planet.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

On the oath OF Sept. last. PrrES lara
ucr, my hired msn for 5 years past. husk-
from corn m stocks. seventy bushels. between
the hours Of A. W. and & 7. NJ. The
corn was in the field, but cut and laid con
ycnient for huskiug. In the time he walk
cd twice SOME $50 rods ~ his meals.
Five or six year. ago hid n man that
huskcd sixiv-scven bushels m one day,
which story, in gong the rounds of the pa
pcrS, | understood was doubted | assure
the public II was done; no, ordinary corn.
however. This corn l. the early, eight
row, hrge kernel, cut up in August. The
average yield is nbou, 100 bushels 10 the
acre. After experimenting ior twenty
years with almost every variety of corn, |
nm convinced that this is the best.
ALFRED HULL.
Waliiuufpr1 nct | ISrl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

NJ. Pfiir ssyr ihti lls svss.n ,l,- IA.
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uaa ~ vhsH ~sAed be- si'iirF p r..ak
thftr a,esls II urfuei, ewes dsy a be-
iar." a eassl fcsss6. ualy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Clrtsh,r ligi,s zssIt o.. iAr lastuar Mss-
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Ashland, the sotss Il Iieny Clay, sola
at g,sble sale lssi vel, ~ss purchased BY
LANES b. Clay, hls so. Al $40 psf sei'
Tss ts.ei couizins t57 scfss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

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t,st. Z tl, Hafan 80 90 ss -iie hrai ~
thf d,,n.eftiF parry sna ~ maei a.
-, Hufl tssurc stslsa i1tss.s a essfp - b.
tsss - uaslsi tssen 81 io ,sst ias dai-
iaf g. tpfeesst she sscn1a pntssH - tisc
lnss,ta. hasttas he asHa-n l. base
h~sf s.lsRs ~ s,.lA..e- ( urlefstis ga
sat.ts ~ 81 ttn.e. $500 - hes urfrf
s,sr lss sl4sa.p x a..s apre agf rfas-
b .as ~ts istaf1 Ih.i 90 sAogit ststsia
'fne Atns T ual osH aufnFg, aos
$780, a por.asi ini aess tialrst Ser
- sanF taisagt 10 suf 'sor-.ss. 5'sfis -
seck
De- so o. lhs i.sst siass b. 4. 9. Pee.
sff
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oui Legislature vii Commence H. se'-
eiol an TAavd.y nit NJ e,ta. "a the
islalcsl histaig II uur Stale has stof been
~ kcs f.qeafa 60 uiilt - u,sch ,taefcst a.
,is,s, ard ~ ,ios II tss posai,on u parties
u,ai vii coniri ~ setspn. and The foou-
hu relation they holi 20 csch other, We
may reasonably expect session y much
., aflncm and lnlrfosl W. ahsl on-
aosws io hosp ouf FfaArfs thoroughly po.l
% ap 10 Ell H.s, ,fanspiros u",ihy u no,s,
e IA sisil spare sso le,,Gs 20 d. 20.
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lsAINas -
Fusc Soilcrs. 81
The sosis of tso locos are contested,
bar they AL undoubtedly act IN the o.
gamzaiieu 81 the lleu.o, end also m the
pms pal eircilans-
H. un ease u Mr. Pnchard j~lngl
ciAlnica 10 be- elected ., Bradford. theFc ~
aisI sour doubt.
The abaic number q R'ruber- ,s IA
A ,ia .fFitv fouaIfss Ice
Tlsr Wage .aok usinecn q hat nui,-
Der.
Tho HsisAaaga sass;
~ Sd uaA believe hat the g0Youmcu,
stii b. dissfNsniIed - The laek q HAT
uun.ls-f ~ salca. ga Abe olhsf hand The
l.oo@ sck ~ a us1aniy, sni all aDd
hand -afh 10 gcttsug lhem. Nah tH ihef
erus ing, esy -ugls has uus - ooaue is'
thesn. TheJ sfe -wui ap-h SaatA- "a
hnslgfay errf the Mhirs, - 80 are u,1fr
faisishsn 10 the friafBs tissH 90 Aas, usa-
snF bora'
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The New York State Colonization Soci-
ETY. will send an expedition TO L.lberis, on
The 18th Of October Forty colored per
sons have already volunteered 10 emigrate
and 1t Is supposed Tint the number will be
raised 10 100 About the same time. m
expedition will lcsve Baltimore and Nor
folk, with 2O0 etnigranis. Quite n com
pany IS gathering IN Cifclcwllc, Ohio and
in Indiana, with a design Of enigraiing
this fall.
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7 p,nstrr. BU'ta touplsmcft.
az p-cA on d,.ahio Aar-cs.
Fis,s ~ tirasils
q 4 nafrvs rasfir,on. he.s piow 2 %
ia a. d. suh ssil psss 3 o.
% d. DO gra~ cutief Z o1
J II Neusnstan. hi,nssflnnc rilafs
sfh ,h,ruonciei s,taChs I o.
Ore LIZ. o. d. sithps' a,tAehn,t 50
Rsefnr Na,c
-s,e a.
D.s-ri,ona-s Prt-siu,as.
Ross. Mc-a s Bruvn ou Meiolsans %
M,-s Caroline Hove. Euhroidcfy GA
muslin. ~
Nvs Man i..-r. I'cusDry .tily ~crk, ~
Ni.s Aassnsa IT'D. Ira NAt Ao~crs, ~
Miss T. HYDE. pouiucv. wax flowers -
Mtss Ann VI Sherman. patchwork and
unlhnsllcty. -
Mus- 4 Shoals, roul;ucs Tissue flowers, -
Ms, c Hove, euihroidcy ~ sil1, 30
NJ " Cisfl. tastlc,0n. wax flowers, 30
Ms. lane Bcafnan. PouHney. Emily
on muSiia,
DR.. Ton. pesutnsy. Dentist ! 90
Mr. a. Hove. Rutland, erg plnnv. -
; B,rjwul, paplol, Bardscll sheep, 3 20
"A q Whction, Psalci, 2 Dardwcll
luuhs, ! 90
T. X Rich, Brandca, wheat and RYE
flower and Indian meal, ? 90
Herr PioHrhing.
Joseph Sheldon, best plouging 90
& u RAuney, I'd best do. 3 90
Goo. G.. Martin "a hc~i do 2 90
Or Pioughipg
Aaron Lewis. best on ploushlng, 90
I CLARK Lamb, "a best De-. 3 90
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or Tis webs fvy e. ncss fpells
Ai'is 4 is~&sf & -cet,, bias ,i,r dog.
4 vt' arc % b, resll, BE-, lo.-e. md prob
ally aau nen sdsires al be- "a the cflsc'
tiiai Ras,is sBe Tgr.sy arr Engaged IN
sesHe eF'.'. md ~ Earore consequently
IN coirtntsagn
Tht ns.s ffcm Mtrico E'sA l..lis 4 lgilc
sgssny DOR "a lirnd ssus Ann. -
sFsin ca iir rsfpci. and sc.s % though be
insrsAea e. sho~ ~ aliie sPaft- lie
certainly docs npi dsp.sy vvry profound
~ss3asu IN JHecipitsiinF snsshrf ~sf nth
the uuaed sss,c@. ana We sfc Inclined 20
Seli~st ,hsi the rrports f,.m DO McsiIh
tsll,y efc sosscp De-, asgcatrd. s. w
hspc.
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The ntnr,s irpn al psts Of the State
carefully corrcetnd BY the Montpelier
Mailman. sum up a. f1lloHs.