The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17
miscellaneous Items.


Ct lsSA ~as tbcm s0O0- having 10
recassa 500 8afiag ,he vcst Aunng
ascse 5000 prarle src distributed 40
iswvc-s-- ot o.. 10 cscfy 2so pepeus
eane cssurh ore vonld ihink, 70 tocp suy
ci,, in order Tlcrc sec tru schcois. with
~ a,eurs fiea scholars each - ncea.
papers. including ~ daiies - FIRE COM
pauic.. and two hospitals Toe property
Of The CITY d estimated a, Sl0ooo0o0
-WANrsp B,cuttoK. We r,coni.
mcnd tbs ia,louiag paragraph. penncd by
correspondents 81 che PARIS journal, 10
any eligible young man who is snSious to
BE- settled IN life. aud who would Ike to
take TO himself, for better " fof worse, a
Young. square, stout bulk, biack-eyed lnl
Ian iassi
~The Haynes Chief pfcrs unc thousand
head Of horses. 10 any respectable white
young man. well recommended, vino will
marry his daughter, girl Of about eigh
teen; settle down among them and teach
them agriculture.
The horses are worth from hAv to eighty
thousand dollars. have seen this valua
bic squaw. She Is about the medium size,
with iolcrubly regular features. high CHECK
bones, slop,ng forehead, black eyes and
dark hair. lleI long hair fell over he,
shoulder. proiuscly ornamoniod with beads
and shells. Her step Is light and proud
her gait easy and graceful.
Miss Webster the Young woman WIN
was sometime since pardoncd out Of the
Kentucky peuitenliary, where she was con
fined on the charge of abducting slaves
has received notice from the citizens OF
Trimbie County, KY. that she mus, leave
that State immediately. This is in con.
sequence of the recent disappearance Of a
number Of slaves, and the arrest Of the Rev.
Norris Day, at Madison Ia, on he charge
ofabducting slaves. Day, tits alleged aud
the two, it il said, resided on a farm which
they had purchased ia Tnmble Co. They
have threatened to tear down her house
and To forcibly drive her from the State, il
she does not leave voluntarily.
The Picryune has n capital hi, at join
Mitchell in its las, issue. II represent.
him knee-deep in the puddle of slavery
ln,Liu,r Ir..df,,tt, ,r,s. I........ ~ It'll
, edly sucked in" Horace Greedy an,
James G. Bennett are enjoying the spcclocl.
while Uncle sam proceeds TO inquire wha
t he Is doing there:
CITIZEN JoHN MiTcHEL.-" Shurc, L n
t thinking to sail my little cock-boal In il =
= An as for the puddle, they tould me Y,
n wor proud iy ii, an took delight in smell
4 in iv it, an that II rowicd meself over an
over in it ye' d like ME all the betther 10
it,"
= UNCLE SAM" Guess no, The pud
! dies thar, an was thar fore owned Tia
o farm, an have TO let it be, seeing that
:. smells all the worse when stirred. But
c don't like Teller to 60 dabblin' IN it of hi
n own choice, and you must be nasty boy
p or you woudu', be thar"
IF The Post Master General has decide
3 that can actual subscriber to u week.
N newspaper, resident within the coun,
ID where the same is printed and publishe'
70 is entitled to receive such paper free ,
l. postage at any office in the adjoining couI
IN ty, provided such is the one at which h
k usually receives communications by mail
In the n. Y. independent We find III
n following from mother:
y -" But did tell you what time ! hn
$ with my little Joe; 2"
le "No, what was it ?"
at "Wby, was showing him the pctul
I'd of the martyrs thrown TO the lions, and wa
D. talking very solemnly to him, trying
make him feel what Il terrible thing it wa
n MA said he, all at once, 'oh, ma Just loo
at that poor little lion, way behind there
he won't get any ="
"A person in England, IAN old lady, !
doubt lately rumaging among some lam
ly documents, found written on the bac
of an old deed some words indicating tn
n pot of gold was buried in Ger tain plac
in the garden. 1t was at first regarded
hoax, but on digging in the spot, an ire
pot came 10 light containing $4,000 gun
cas-, (aboui $4,000 aud scrap of parcl
Id ment much decayed, on which was write
lg "The Devil should have it sooner thu
Cromwell"
WAY EXrLIclr.-."C Care of Mr.. He
ry Dawes, Cohasset, Mass, North Amer
ca. For Jane Reardon's brother, reques
ing that this letter will not be opened uni
Dan Cnrrigan gets It,"
The Paris Correspondent Of the Ne
York Commercial .iduutiser writes that -
is understood here that Mr.. Soule's posti,
IN is one of almost complete isolation, as
r, society in Madrid. The character that h
a como before him, with his challenge Of !
v Turgot, have created feeling agains, hi
ns that nothing oan overcome, end " h..
as makes his situation alike Illuminating al
al painful"
-THE MAToR 0F MoNrREAL.-D
=" Wolfred Nelson has been elected May
Of Montreal. Seventeen years ago, Il
hero Of Saint Dennis" as he has bee
IL styled, was brought into the city in iror
ly amid the insults and taunts Of the populac
lie He was the admitted leader Of the rev,
II Of 1881, bu' was subsequently PARDON
'n through the influence Of Lord Durham.
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