The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-21
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NAfilN't ~" 'titf ~ WV triifHt ffN'fis
w,liin Thur.'oa, f.r larceny. to b. con.
fned orr wear b. ihs States Prison.
--Far.t AcrtpsNr. NJ. Asa liah
vas KILLED IN Shcibuu', absu' two wcck.
SINCE BE- h,d en-, VT tfre. which Ia hs
fall. was th,own suddenly ndrei.s by sone
obstruction sal struck NJ ilsf upon the
kncc. The kn-e vs. crush 4 20 atoms,
and ,he unf,dontie nau di.d fr1n hiss II
blood before medic AID ,uid arrive. III
was 80 honest. inluririous aln, aud leaves
aiic al sy children.
There were several men in co.np,ny
with Mr.. Holt whcn TIC accidcu, occurred.
bnt no one though, 10 bud d ccri ~ pocket
handkerchief tightly around the lex. above
the ~ound. Ia ihis way the blood might
have been stopped, add, perhaps thu fatal
rcsuI, aycued.
At meeting Of thc directors Of The
Bank Of Royallon mt Souih Royal'onl +.
II. BLoperrr, ESQ, was unanimously IN
yi,cd 10 the CASH ship OF the Bans Tins
compliment was well deserved hy NJ
Blodgcit, who i well known IN III, White
River valley. as a min Of integrity AMI of
rppenor business uleni-.
Mr. rlolgc,i. we learn. declines the uti'r
ON account OF priof eng igcnrn'S 10 tn
Counting Room OF til N essfs. Fli,hJuss,
II. John-bury.
Mn. NEwro~ hELLoeG. the populf
Teller, lof the last lour years, ~ the Bank
of Ru land. has accepted un invitation 10
become Cashier in the Bank OF Rnvgl,1n.
lie ,. the SON of Hon. Samuel II. kellogg,
of Pr, ,food. aud IL admirably iici by hl.
honesty, intelligence, experience and gen.
tlcm ,aly minn'rs, to perform he duil oi
Cashier. The Bank Of Royallou is forIu-
nate in tie choice Of It's President, Dir G
tors, apl Cashier.
iii Free Press publishes the otiic u
procli nation nf the County Clerk Of Grand
Isl, County, in winch The Clcrk says that
joel Allen was elected By III irecnon of
Grand IsIs 10 be the Commissioner ofChit-
ienden County. He dates his proclimltion
in Chiuendo Co. This i a new species
of annexation.
The Goyernor of Ncrn ont hns APP
pointed Beni. +. Goh, of Ware, Conmis.
sioner for Mass, to take acknowledgcmen'
OF deeds aud other instruments to be used
or recorded. ~ that State.
---. SUicirE N WuiTiNGHAM.--On Sun
day. A ril !Ah. Mr.. John Pike, of Whiting
ham. CO muh,i,sd suicide by shooting him
self thro Igh tAe heart. ltappeared in ev-
dence be. 'ore ihc Coroncr's inquest, TINT he
had threat ,ned 1t before. He was thirty
eight wear 'uf age, and leaves n wife and
nine chldr 70 the oldcs, less than fifteen
years old.
Fam, tsEN DIsTRIcT.-N. u. Ian
coins estate. The Probite Coud will hear
reasons, at c, s'iaon, on the 26ih Of Apr
why land belon siog to this estate should
not he sold.
c. W. Hawk rs estate. On the 9TH Of
My, the Court ''li hive like hearing in
reference to this state.
The Ladies 81 Castleion will bold a
FAIR at Wes,ovcr's Hotel, on the 9Th inst.
The avail, of the F ,ir will be applied to
the repair the cen ct cries Of Casileion vii
lngc.
4 country cemetery may be defined as a
lonesome patch of ero' md, surrounded by a
scare-horse fence, with m which brirs aud
thislles grow rank, and where white slabs
ofstone r, cord the ath ofrerydear friends,
and also ere used as rubbing posts by lousy
cattle.
-Royal Hatch. lately elected Com
mission r IN Grunge County, has wri''en
bitter Ia the e.. w. Hordh, IN which he
absolutely declines thu Office Of Clmmls-
siuner.
The Ladies' of b ndon. connected
with TIA b pist Society, will hold u Fmr
AMI festival 90 the evening of M fist Of
My.
Mr.. Au-,in Harmon, of this Town,
had his hlus, broken open aud lbs room
entered one nish, last week, aud money Ia
the amount Of $4,000 taken iharsiroiu.--
This was bold attempt but III So fellows
know how TO do It and II any mln hl wing
the amount hy him wishes to know how
they do II, III y can prob1bly give hnn lie
requisite inform ition. Harrington Ban
ner.
Tho s.. Albtns Tribune declared
th At one Anon Hull hid decided Ia dunk
no more rum. Ansor writes o very 'niig-
nint let,er to the Ss ntp Heo1I, aud slys
the Tribune LIES"
--ATeachers' Institute y " conlDefee
al Franklin on the sh Of May.
"A bridge in Montpelier village, near
the Academy, was swept away by th,' zee
on the 10Th. Whit pity the Cipit 'Fs
Academy hid not also bern swept away.
-rhr ,e barrels Of bad liquor were
spilled in 81. Abin', on the 10Th, Ia
" NJ ine.r
"A winter ia the Bradford hft'rcr
strongly urges the farmers MT TO wash
th-ir sheep. II says that the adysntIgs
10 the wool Is oyerb ilineed by the labor Of
Washing. ini III injury 10 the sheep.
III ,njlmin =. Blodtsil hts been ap-
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