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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

'iNNiNNATi. Dec. 18th.
Bishop Bcdini the Popc's Nuncio.is now
guest Of Archbishop Purcell of Til. city,
and oiiiclated in the Cathedral yesterday.
Last evening, body Of Eve hundred Of
the German Society Of" Freemcn" march
ed from their Hall 10 the residence Of the
Arch Bishop with the supposed intention
m doing violence TO the person Of Mr.. Be-
DIM. The Chief OF Police having had an
intimatiun had the whole police force of
the city stationed IN the vicinity. As the
procession Of Freemen approached the
house the police rushed into the process.
SION and each arrested a man. A gene-al
melee cnsued and many shots were fired.
SIXTY Germans we're captured and lodg-
ed IN the cells Of the Watch House.
Greet excitement prevailed this morning
Ia the neighbOfh0od Of the Watch House.
-GEArr Avn CANNisTrR.-Ai the Wing
Convention IN the oh District. \. H. on
the 81 instant, d series Of pungort resolves
were adopted. Here ate several Of them
Hesoirsd, That the policy Of the Adninidrn-
ton, 30 far NJ developed, consists Of a
minute attention 10 the tdlct Of our taiblic
servants aproad. and 10 executive prpnm.
clamcnspes ~ regard 10 the cKercise, by
the people Of their night of suasnge.
Rssoirsd, That the ntiernpi by the Pres
ideni Of the United Si1tes 10 preserve a
balance of power between the Hard aud
Soiis Of the Democracy of New lork has
resulted IN Il ha5d knock fion on and the
discovery u a very sgn spot IA the other.
Eesoirsd, rh4; Tho recent impertia"n' I'M
reference ~ meu,bers ~ the Cabinet %
our STATE cie-'ions, deserves, b. u has rc.
reyod, the ndignsni rcbuke Of the people.
IS, >biss Mo,ri ~ MAn.-Au imp,r.
ihni docisiln ha- lately been made by
Chief Justice Taney " The Supreme
Court u the United s'atc. The question
was whether money fenntled fnrn debt
- 20 n creditor by msil, anil Dot N the
:rsia'ii, released the debtor from the obi
RaiiDns n tie debt. The Chief Ju.iice
derided that the pls.nild having requested
his debtor D. remit the money. without spe.
ciiying 90 directing how, end the defendant
having compiied With ih. request by Re-
hitting urungh the msii a. va ile rus
ton wiih of4rra 10 Do, tl,e drbtar would
B1i be- hrid liable 10 make good the la-s.
The lodge bold that ~ pfr, lsas declt.Oin
~ iiie contrary ser ~. '.eu-ia.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
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To- eeafa-r Nath .-n is-,, '.'. q p
S,a jean a. a,os w b. isc Ivy ht
ssi ps..o,....-. 49,, - h~ar.
sni large inArn.,l,r, ....I '' r.'4 eus
The n {. cann,t,,sl usta.y
,tda vh,eb irit ~,p -. wy '.''' n.
passengers al vii. N,..t.
occnrp.i ip is, ,..,,,.. or ae1ias
~. ,,,sn.'t., az, se
Francisco far Psp,,,, T.. ,,',' Pr Nt7
n,..rn,,...,.i 50. 49,. "n ''' 80, "Hh tu
in con.r.e,,., \, ,,..t ~''r r''fy over
Theru had k.rn -.
jamestown. in r,n.,,,ea.. " ''''.'" W
.is,ipg No. i''i'' (" mmrn u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-Win'ff Is come 10 good enrnest,--
scighing l. iiuo,--leighs and bell. are
abroad. -iiro-Wool i- coming into tswn
pienilfully-bH' na' 20 our door. Has no,
Printer eyes snd cams, s'-ca wo5d.
lca- ~oadyara' las NJ apns,rra nose.
and ~ill na, ihe frasi Tellrn ~ Has ut
fnn'rf hanis, AMI are they ~, nu.ab A.
be p'ek' his type Co you. mght and day
Wood WOOD nd hydropsihir. bas-zaal.
bot sarh as the FIRE loves % bold cracking
eonfeFse with --vso4 that - ~,aa. ana ,a
good christian m~ssars.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-PUTN,M's MAGAZINE for January is
received, all sensible and smiling, fit for
New Years Present ct for a nation Of
intelligent readers, anl woshy of the enyi-
able fame Of tins truly American Magazine
u contains -. Washington's Early Days
by Mn. kirkland. q Public Buildings of
New York. 3. The National Inventory
!. An adventure on the plains. 5 Mod
eTn Prophets. q. Confessions Of Young
artist. Z. Aurum potable =. Sketches
IN Pans Cafe. Q. Ilayu and the Haiti
aus, 10. Three days in Argolls. II. The
Catastrophe OF Nensails. ~. Stage Coach
Stories. -. The Conqueror's grave. If.
Literary Piracy. Is. Puns and Punsters.
Ii. Editorial Notes, &C., SC.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

Tng BALAScE % TRAnr.--Tho New
York tOurier, IN opposition 10 The view
taken by the Secretary Of dIe Treasury,
that the ballancc of trade Tor the last year
Ind been in favor Of dis country, under
takes 20 demonstrate that the actual balance
war against tlis country, by 10 loss sum
than sGiGOOO0.
The TouriSr's statement IL N 10 iu-
ports. entered Al value u Saj7 ,lUO,UOO
10 which add 10 per cent. for under yulua
tons, and for profits on foreign account,
srsI7'1.OOO snd interest On -rhOO.DOo,0OO
Of American securities held abroad, Al an
average d II ,a!-'ipcr cent, 2O,OO0D,
with eHclaDge thereon al 10 per cent, -,
OO,OOO total S3lG.9J0OO. II; By en-
ports, SriO. 40 900 profits freights Sc,
S90OOO,0O0. Total s2jO, 10000, giving
n balance NJ sbre stated We belirsr
that this estimate il far nrarer the tfuih
than that If the Secretary. Boston 40
yefilscr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

Cor NTEKFEirEEs AEErsrEb.--Ou
the 2O,h inst. lwo persons named William
Cai and Beuamn Friier. aias Smith,
Ghes Williamson, were arrested % tins
place ior paas,ag counterfeit money. Tuo
biiis, each Cor s1p, on the Market Bank,
TRy, y. y, ~ers pissed BY ca, one on
Il. BocAHiih. ilr oihe4 on T. NaIleue.
The ls.ls are altered ffom - well done
and teD liable 10 dorsise. The Markc
iiank has issued ~ bills 81 the deno,mnn-
issa Of 80. CHI ~as bound over and
ce.aHtiod Ia dtilut Of bail Fe.icr ~as
ar.ried % ucessssay, and his examination
"a Ia be hEd BeKi Saturday.
Much cfrdn is due 10 SIR. \. D. Barbe-,
a clerk a Mr. Bect~ith, or his scutny
AM sdnoinass IN securing tiess inpYr-
taHt srr--sis g. a. vel a. 20 Coi. C,ufr.!.
- Shsfla. ~h1sr proniIsns aHi cili-ieu-
g. teserr speeal e.snsslefastl3a - Nd.
c4rbey Erg.sirr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

--lso-eusrttt aNb CA F.rrosIEs.-
!, vili Be sscn BY lhe fl'in~ing extracts.
that tAe S,rt II msnaf c'auas h,ntar,
faf RaAsay. B. sbaui CO nneneing in Yer.
msui- A. BnnAsn iher- D. already Car
Nsnafssu sfy, bal IA ,.-s b 40 ras,a uay
al ia~ 10 ue'ivs aai Ctrs used on our
RaalrpaAi ss,iid not b. IN a, ~lti.a tis
state TAsss r,a.i b. mtI- -5a-,s4.ra.
and tfer- s. ca sAl, ea'crpasf. AMI saII
rnaogA "a h.s state % maau-artur.. At
iess. sRsash faf home u.s. Ituall~
es4a.sts - sty TART u,efa Are h0Y Loco
ussiiscs, as msuy PassrnF.f cars. ssl a
thsassh f'feisht can rsanfus On oBf sssi..
~ Alhsus !. on- a tae mss' iAufy,
a. rairrpf1sing towns m Yeusaai. as5
Ne hu' nas. msa have a. ~, % -csaisr
sFrfas-- Tl-y see tiu L,ssm1'R-s aas
Cas- csu sHi ~hl BE- aade 10 Vcrs,ai.
Taay go uprelter that Msuafsctaf-s 4
tiis ssrf c1B-rafnio ~rslts. is,paluisn
ssi rsg-1sn-s, and afr ,lr-sl eaurh o.
raauwracr their ~orss ia good .sa-aa
WAY saa.u.4 u.efr tas b. l..c.saati,s
And Ger f.e'sp q Raa.n4f Tao lsA
Rs,isssd tA-ssfs. an b 80 taess Rtunaat.
Al.1ali rerirss Shear satF'lrs. 'rar p'.,-
isri a-s-nas ihe esfls tsasArraiiln 81
a,su - ospiial snt sasluess
~. Als,ss Ca Nasraal. A oa.a7,a.
"a N-sa-s q. ste 81 4 s.s.iA l.. q.
R1iu-fA su3 4. huihefd. D. hss he-h
fieiaas 80 ihs i.,suafsc-ar7 n fre.glt sad
i'sssepirsaf CaW iarf aase cs-atfsrfsls.
ihs ef..iaas ~ saias ~ iae urs.essa's tai'a.
ings ~. igs',ssiisa1 v ltfsE, fssa =.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-LIQuOR LAW ~ BRATTLEBoRo.-On
Saturday last, Mr.. George Bugbee, Town
Agent Of Brattlboro, was brought before
Judge Tyler, charged with violating the
law and selling for other than medicinal,
chemical or mechanical purposes. 4 large
amount of evidence was introduced, and
the tnal lasted until Tuesday morning.
when he was adjudged guilty of five viola
tons, and sentenced TO pay a fine Of fifty
dollars, and costs, from which he appealed,
and recognized 10 the sum Of one hundred
and my dollars TO prosecute his appeal,
und IN the sum Of two hundred dollars not
10 violate the law during the tendency Of
the SUIT The temperance community
seem 10 be considerably aroused, and de-
tnrm,ned to enforce the law. We under
stand a Carson League Is being formed for
tins purpose, and a large amount has al
ready been subscribed a. taxable hnd
10 dciruy the necessary expenses.
II is proper TO add, that the Justice. in
pronouncing Judgment, said be- had great
doubts Of hi- Jurisdiction, but gave Judy
meui FOR the STATE, a. the State could not
appeal # Judgment had been fot the defend
ant. ID.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE

frtFsntH, nrc "a
W. Stsafi p-'sea'ri CO. mc.uaflsi ola
NJ ~sinunaA rrylla-iinr aa ammunition af
hts pt'rnt in' fahHHnnnc cafhana acid
gas irf steam p1~rf vhich wss rrfcrr.d
anl gave ~ .cc 81 q llN prnidur flr tbc
construction 81 q railrnsA Through thr icf
ufoncs 81 The I niird States ftl,a thc a.
lan,ic in ihr rsrifo.
90 mnii8n 81 NJ Gatn iI,r Committee
on CombcFrc Vas dlrrcicd ~ ingu,.r in,a
The r1ntuiHu ~ cpmmercr on tbr psris.
cnts'. and shat further lcetNaiiun BE- pre-.
r~etf1 Tor Us better Development. Nj
Hpin also introduced hlll toy the fc.an.
Pnu,iurni II L. ). Judge f,f tic S,aih
rtn bs,uci ui 1alilotuA. which was daly
rcfcrfvd.
Senators llamlin of Ma.nc. summer Of
Massachusetts, and fooic az Vermont. 40.
trdnccd bills Of vhirh notice had hrcn
previously giwn. Mr. Hamhn hkreisr
gave notice H hii ta satisfy ihc claims
Of American cltIzcn. for French spnhatisn.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Houston from the Committee on
Ways aud means. reported the appr,aris.
ion bills Tor the Indian Drp4rn,cn, nn3
Military Academy NJ. DaWsnn fr,u the
Ii.' ' ,'''''''1' ~ t'i",''" ga. b tie
''''' una "'t''n Thousand cop
w. 'Ppu on ,hr uh'ncrs ol The
"''c gIHered 20 be Piutod.
~ "'"'"iih OF eHnnm gave notice ni
ulii ''' paying TO t'y states the scconi
s''n'"s g, tne surplus revenue, ind p
~. "a" "l i0'N'' MI N7gc OF Ne" York
'n'i'uuv'u wlh' trs'i"tlon Tor The pur.
T''Sc "' ',e mount vernon estate. Nj.
hNl'N =" Nre'nn moved 10 lay The res
CLINTON on The table the motion was host,
yeas ','nAN iuh \ h'r!y debate rusuod,
nut p'lofe inc question was disposed nf a
mutton r'laHvd TO take up The business
on uie Sp'nh'rs nhic.
"' "'"''' %" regulating Inc manner
W .rp"'"lhs 'H' Assistant Secretary of
ul' IeaSuat' WIS debated, at -nmc length,
"uen p"hu'hg motion 10 refer It Ia the
J""" '"n''Ittc'' the House ndloufnrd
over 10 hohuay' ..,,.
HhNh ! t.
MoNpAi, Dec. u.
b''9a'nih = hZpAirck' senator elect from
AlAo'Hha' appeared WIN hs credentials,
was sworn III ana TOOK lls scat
NY Norris, OF Ne" Hampshire, nm
nouilced the dratl oi his colleague, Hon. /
Charles "a. Atherton, 10 n few brief and .
appropnte remarks, presenting the circpm- /
si'hce' OF ms demise, nnd reCounting the .
hls'o'y o. n's public services. AMER con. !
ciol'ng MS enlogy, SENATOR Norris offered .
Tue c customary resolutions Of respect and
confidence: senator Hunter seconded them
III a beautiful, eloquent and pathetic speech,
ana was followed by M Williams, sue
cesSor 10 Mr. A'her'on' after which the
resolutions were adopted aud the Senate
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-Pro,es,anism Is represented to be grow
ing much faster than Catholicism in Cana
da. Thirty years ago the population of
Canada was about $4,000, of whom less
than onc-third were Protes,ants. Now it
is about two millions, and more than one
half are Professionals. The increase of the
Protestants has been at least 100000,
while Catholicism has gained but 600,O
This is chiefly owing TO the fact that of
late the larger portion of the emigrants to
Canada have been Protestants.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

An Ecclesiastical council vac also
hold Ia Chelsea on the i2lh. 10 consider
'hr subject q dissalgiuy the pastoral rela.
ton between Rey. T. ). Hubbard and his
church. They decided against disturbing
that relation.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

COssIiTrTioNAi RrToEs ~ MAssAeh-
NstTTs.--The VIDE ou The Adoption Oi ne
New Cnnstnution iH Massachusetts. boz
been officially counted, by Cofninii''e Sp-
pointed by the Constitutional Convention
The Boston .idrsrf.s,r 81 "Wednesday glsrs
the r-sut in deiaii The .idresf,ssr says g.
-AIl ,lle propositions are rejected. The
int. or ualns rs1ssisition, ~hich ineludrd
the most numerous and important changes,
d frjsclsd By Jl5i majouiy.
The greatest nslorliy vas col, tih0~n
against tie hiSd proposition, Which pfoiie'
I'd that lufpfs should b. judges a The .s"
~ criminal cHsrs.
Tlr least nslon'y waz 81, tAf1s.n
sguins' the s,rih. pr fss.tion, chs b iToiHD-
ltfd sppfap r.si.ons IL eKcigaseiy s'f'an'
an schools.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-No'iee the Aiscuiseuen' Of NJ. Boz.
dy, an erPenencel sn3 .liilfal Anis,. no.
stopping e. The Fmsti,n " i,sl % Via. al
age No'lee alec, seail flr the suaasi
rae-'ins q the Rot.aaA Village CoToa
tea A.sa IL sale q Pfcsnlsn lsloA -oas
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

Would you laugh the Old year ont, by
lsinng 10 connie singing and music Of a
humorous nature, 90 To the Franklin Hall,
on Friday aud Saturday evenings, and
hear Pell 4 Mulligan's Opera Troupe. --
Soc advertisements.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

tftf flif Nfraid"
TttE Stair AGHiCt LTtnAL SnCip.
- AND AGNftt LItGtkL INrE.-

Ma LDIroR notice in the llcralI Of
the Josh, call signed BIZ our most excel.
lent President, Hon. +. lioIbrook, Of Brat.
ilcboro' Tor q meeting of She Vernon,
State Agricultural Society at Mdd'ebury.
on the hrsi Thursday ia Janunry. con.
sidef ih.s one Of the most important meet
logs for the Farmers and oiicfs directly
and indirectly interested to attend.
What Is Vernon, ia business poin. of
view aHseor, without fear Of contra
d'c'ion, she Is Agricultural Then why
not foster and cherish the most noble busi.
ness on the globci What has Vermont to
DO with commerce snd manufactures IN
comparison with some other Sinics in New
England. say nothing say. she
ought 20 be what she profssses, and in
order 20 ailiin 10 that end ia these times
Of progression. it requires as a. citizens of
Vermont, TO exert ourselves 10 aeiiDn.-
And Is Vernon, willing 10 do what other
States have done TO promote her highest
interest; A. State am afraid she is
little behind yet we have some very en-
trrprlsing farmers and citizens. The call
says The sccond annual meeting nov let
" see whether We are up 10 the times 10
the promotion of Agncuiiuc. New York
holds her 10Th or ! llh annual meeting, aud
Ohio has Just closed her S,h annual meet
ing Of the state Board Of Agriculture, md
such spirited meeting as was held at the
city Of Columbus, would be pattern for
either House of Congress. Bat To our
case Whist ough, we To do as individuals;
Go 10 Mhddlcbury on the 9th Of January.
aud those Of Us who are not members of
the Vermont State Agricultural Society,
psy one dollar TO the Treasurer an1 become
member, eater in,o the spirit Of the meet
ing aDd advance some new ideas, or receive
some it0n others. and make ourselves
band Of brothers aud work together IN
cause which j. Of vital Importance TO the
Interest Of Vermont, and throw away such
a seldshnsss as has existed among men
who ought 10 be above The making Of such
remniss as some did when few spirited
individuals met OF Middicbury three years
ago aud resolved that Vermont Farmers
should no, die the death Of the sluggnrI,
and there pledged themselves in true
Ethan Alien style, to carry the thing
through Re-, theW own cxpen-e-and what
hns boon Or will be the result; Tho in
- infancy 'ho two las, years have added To
10" wc1lih II Ncrnou,crs according to a
fec statistics, though imperfect, over TWEEN.
~ thousand dollars | do no no, wish 10 DC
pcrsonal or iniure any one. feelings, yet
do know Of Farmer. IN the State who have
made hundreds Of dollar. from the system
ct a public exhibition, and would not pay |
o'-e dollar TO help It along, and said it wa
only 10 enreha few Individuals the |
Les'''''ufe land by the way, believe You
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

-Remrmhrf the h., turc Il Rrs. JohN
MHttsNs, u. u, Of Hartford Conn, be-
fore tbe Ruthui Young Man' As.1cia-
lloa a. the Cour House, on WEDNESDAY
evening neat.
The hldinston CoHo.sr deuances d G
high pnrrs charged Cor board At M1n'pcl-
49, Tho boarding houses ana hotels are
si vel fep', aaj 81 any oar wss riiaree4
tho h.sh, !, sas his own isuli. for hr could
lave contracted laf such board ne he chose.
Al Che Prise b. chose d, pay. 10 some boz
ssaHccs ,i'o ian l,,fd. tined 10 race DO, ps.re
q board u Nca,bef. 81 the Legislature a.
h,zh &C the n .a,bsss theu.sr,t,., Bat fsII
short rsn.ldcuair
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Louisiana 2l2 pounds.
Florida $40
Texas ~ "

-THF MESSAGE AMoNG THr BRETHREN-
The Cdtsdoniay' thus speaks of this Mis-
cellany -
"fhe papers under pay Of the admins
tration feel bound to puff President Picrc's
late Message. They do 1t AZ if they fear
ed theirs woald be the fate of Judge Bron-
son If they remain silent. Aside from the
encomlums of the peDsloned press the doc
nmcnt attracts less attention than would
the advent Of a single Siamese upon our
shore.
Under the head of public opinion" these
subsidized presses copy each others lauda-
tons Of the Message. The articles should
be headed, ''pnrsipised opinions OF the Mes
sage" The people who understand the
gnInmon will read them 80 al any rate"
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,sps.w u,srsniaH.

III \. n Nsaisasi, AT ~ n Fai1es
a. dt-fas,iae thr Comparative - fs-ases q
ibesr t~s tstsios. 81. altsnagh NrffheHi
bss is.rs.tsrs Gesersof, issho'4F believes
D., o. Be iaoo-io.co STATE.
The Nfaiiast places tn exposes =
N,ftassa. .aria8ias sgs,s sna ceuH'y ca
..a.s.-. Al. 4 .ltaas
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SAP AccrDENT.-Mr. John Chatiiield,
aged 3G years died in this town on the Eth
inst., from having slipped Off "a beam in
his barn upon the upright handle of a
pitchfork which entered his body.--.luto-
graph and Rcmarker
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

The pastoral relUiion between Rev.
+. W. Taylor and his church in Williams
town, VT, was dissolved by an Ecclesiasti-
cal council on the 9th inst.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

Rev. James Aiken, Of Brattleboro, has
received unanimous call from the Con
gregationnl Church and Society of Puiney,
10 become th9ir pastor, and we are inform
ed that he will probably accept it, 10.
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MANN LAWN BuELINGToN.--Caug
again-Patrick Foy was yesterday brought
before Justice IIollenbcck, by officer Paul,
for retailing Brandy out of a stone beer
bo,tle--it being Pats second offence he
was fined $50 and cnsts.-ITee Press.
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run HERALD.


~ as'fflsfs-t.ss s-.ss g., ss.asafss.
1888 % sst.sA o.. ~ ..s..s4.f s--i..
'~s 90 t-s-ss ssssstt~. - 30. s~ss..ss.s
f0ssAsF se.r.s
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This FoaFie'. lpsfnal.- ~'rhr Frohi-
t.ilanisa,' enl un- - i~o other city paper.
az srn' us, r1iiaiuiUg rrgucsi 10 pub-
iisa long paisp-r'ssss, be- pay a.cni for a.
ciraatss Sad ne - eseA, eeaiiea.en
tal 80 sd pobAsb sns ,csel.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

Rev. J. d. Hull, who supplied the
Congregational Church and Society in
Brauleboro, as pastor some mouths last
summer, has received and accepted call
to settle over the Congregational Church
and Society in South Reading, Mass ID,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

The sSl.essr. q ihs Nv'ussas r'''e GOV
erumsss Sc issa ineiu3.as dssea'rres q
Grasssl Assess.hlg, sslsn~s- P'iiains' "a
,aa,4rs eapensos. S.s,cisfg. sloeusas -
Ne p,o', sgi, aiurs. n lssAs a.
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Of Dummerton, has a Hotter twenty one
months old weighing $50 pounds.
--lloUsr BuENtNG.-- About one year
since, the dwelling house Of George Ben
net, IN this village was discovered 10 be
on fire. about 10 o'clock Ia the evening
The fire was started in the barn. connected
10 the house BY the woodshrd. The barn
and woodshed were entirely consumed,
and the house all except one front ROOM
There were suspicious, at the time, the
fire was the work Of m incendinry. Re
Gently, young man by the name Of Otis
Converse, then stopping IN the place re-
vcalcd 70 a man in Concord. y. H., that he
set fire. 10 the barn, and having heard that
Mr.. Bennett had rebuilt his house. he IN
timaicd has intention 10 return 10 Mon;pcl-
ier and burn it again. This information
being communicated to Mr. Bennett, Sher.
III Paige was sent TO Concord. and succeed
ed in arresting Converse. who is now con.
fined IN Jail here 10 await his trial for ar
son. The young man is about u years
old, but is regarded ms rather below par in
point Of intellect. lie is decidedly vicious
and reyengeful in his sposition.--.Bo
peiitr Repository.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

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iHe Establishment a. White River -. Ton.
cord :. n Statesman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

\ correspondent of the Windsor Journal
furnishes tn following facts frpm the l,s,
Census Reports
"Some Of these facts protv nothing. bu,
as whole they show ven c,iIcn,r, ,b.,
Vernon, Is by far, ,ho best tanning state
IN New England.
LANp IMPROVED.
The following tablr shows tho r,,nho,
o' acres OF land under cultivation. Ia each
inhabitani Ia each II the New England
States.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

--L,Eer Pios.--Juhn W. Nanlcrspci-
gel. OF this town. raised utis season tvo
pigs, one of which, At months and ~ DAYS
old. weighed 3I5 lbs. sni the other 1T cx-
Hctiy - mouths weighed iG3 lbs.- Ben.
ningion Banner.