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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

A""~ "hs' yea Sa@'. Ton--s to'np aaa q dsnc-
18th 'h~ g''i' e"ra ladies bore NV frisud 10 sns
tons ~ rst'ner--~ur- .it,ke np the Tas.bnti ne
Iom ,pprifel io have new lir b. dser-d with
srir'' snf aniurs'i"r r.id iboass ID r-s,rl,n.n,
." 'l~ lad'"s ~ " tie Old srsaol 90 b. sure W,
m perfect sincerity srd r.. 4 keeping. hdt be a,
lsthcd himsel'to charming Intellectual riI rr
some taeu'y Eve. seated hnscf beside her 81 snn.
ne', snd wiil" he trnrue me rlickcu sAlist. and
ih" zoe cream we're disappearing they s-cned 10
have l"si sight ufsll NE danrs 81 iLc table, ~
'e'' interesting 'e'c tote. Oh no. saws Iis II
so' Tom gave ~, q rp.t sirui fesm wink
a. brushed passed lao', aud few months aner.
wards received au rmbntscd card. with white
nb1ln an vti"h So@ngavrd.
M. AND MRS. THOMAS COURTNEY At
HOME ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
raoN iaea' 20 1ES ooLocK.
80 s",' 'ays 10 uy wife Nj djsopcr1aSum
should i"ieVrr be the uoiin 81 ~ old bachelor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

We occasionally hear "i a simperIng double
fined WONG lady boastng That she never lsbored,
and could not for The li:e Of hcr mske pLdcing,
~ though ignorance of these matters was marx
~ gentny snd leaning tosGfds European nobll
". There can be no greater proof Of silly arrr-
aancp than sur remarks, and for the especial hen
eft of su-h. wouii kindly nftrm them thst
Madame de Gsns supper ed The family Of The Dac
de Orleans, (and among them the present reignng
Mansich Of France) IN London hy the snle "f her
d-lwings; une OF he D1chesses Of The same Cunu
uriu-gined hrrself and husband IN Bath, by tesch
Jog un.ic school and the Queen herseif, kept her
family hy plating bonneis These exsmpies Ne
hope viii have their IyHaence, whore examples of
our own good country women would Ice sparned a.
vulgar, republican modeis.-.h,eiane D. FSrmsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
"a. AND MRS. THOMAS COURTNEY At
HOME ON WEDNESDAY EVENING

70 s",' 'ays To 'uY wife Nj djsopcrna3ur
should i"ietrr be the moitn 81 M old bacleluf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Sheffield.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of
w Vermont. at their session at Montpelirr
IN Tie year 1898, assessed tax of four cents
per acre, on all the lands. (pubc lands eycep.
ted} in TIE town Of Sheffield, in the county of
Caledonia IN said Safe, for the purpose of ma.
KING and repairing roads and building bridges :;
These are to warn the proprie,ors md land own
'fs ct said town of Sheffield, who have not paid
me" proportion Of said tax, in labor or other.
w'Se' TO the committee appointed TO suprrintrnd
me expenditure OF the same, or TO the subscriber
'h"' 30 m"rh OF 'heii land will he sold At public
vend'e, al the dwelling house of Sewal Brad
ley, in the town of Sheffield in the coun,v of
Caledonia. on the fifteenth day of December
next, NJ 10 O'Clock, forenoon. as will he requisite
TO discharge their respective taxes With costs.
JOIN p. INGALLS,, Collector.
Dated at Sheffield this 23d day of September,
A. ID. 1886 IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
II l. A |. T II.

See how she bounds ahwart the verd,nt me ,d- with
blusmng check and bright locke floating the breeze"
Health thou first Of blessings scarcely valued
III! thou ar, lost. oh would that thou vert mine
again lur what is life without thee, tissue of
shd hours, long nights of rcsilcssne,s and days %
pain. Possessed Of thee, the very feeling Of eXis-
tcnce Is bliss that none but those who taste can
guess AT ; for them each balny breeze brings on
ITS wing fresh vigor To lrr frame the perfume
o the milan, flowers, the hum of busy insects, and
The BIRDS Wild chant. raise their spirits to n pitch
OF JOY the faded form of sickness ne er can feel -
The soul bowed down by grief the frame trembling
Meath the smart of puin, The charms of nature wa
KEN not that glowing thrill that dances in the bo-
som OF bright Health. Maid ofihe laughing brow
IN vain WOO thy smiles health file, me still, and
Jnns the rosy train of joyous infancy, TO chase The
butterfly ocr h'll aud dale twirc sweet carlands
OF the waking flowers, that raise their dewy cups
I" Heaven, unconscious that the hand is near that
dooins them to destruction; gay, happy creatures I!
you pluck the flowers, aud the hand of care viii
pluck !he buds Of pleasure from your breasts. aud
plant her ihorns to flourish in their stead. Then
Health adIen she flies the approach Of cure.- La
dies ConpanioR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
LONELINESS.
"oh -Lo sso,d ,shald, ,l..h bleak world 'lons"

.oh -to essd ,shalai ti.. bleak world ,lone
Though society q ooncosot Of hctero cne"ns
MAJ II ateclE &C the tsli--thnuch therc y S"tm
wood and gall uitej eyen in the cup q he P"fes'
friendship earh car ptnduce-t cuch the tear 81
sa;.c,ion must onen br returned ty ctrrumr'r and
seorn vet Nho would be dcbarcd the luxury NJ
shedding ihsi tcar' who would coil himself "a h's
own she'll forever lest hs might msei az adder IN
hs path He Who has much can'rrso with The
world AMI = coustan.ls cunning m coniaci with ihe
DARK DE- # us,ur,'s sad lesf la great dagger OF
brcowirg sul'en suspicious, std even ifr'oble sne
unyieiiing. BIT who would inhaht ihis block
world alone ," Who would be bles,ed vi h the
Ipx1ry Of a warm. Kind heart. in world Of ~.
Ike this. md fu3 20 eyes ~i.h whom lie could
weep.
who would rel ,he dsrs waves sorrow roll
ing fsst and the, over bis head, ard fnl himself
alonc-hraf 70 hind soire Of p'y end sffcoi."n
ssying-'i feel f,r thee ~ ut Is not good iir
man to lie aluae"-was spoken b. Him who vel
kasw " hat was 10 man ami Via must be his path
way through The veil of ;ears-what would b" his
need of reciprocal feeling. and assist him to carry
liics heavy burden along The dfeary road. There
~ little mercy Tor fallen man, even IN tlis widor-
ness OF blasted delights; and there are some o the
drops which kindly fall on us. The minehng of
woes Nth one enpiher-ihc dr,lnc of tears from
the face Of the cotnlOucsi--and the scattering of
little benefits in the way OF hnse who have none TO
pity. There is something IN the most hard-hrar,-
cd mar, that wall melt iu;o softness at the kind
hand of pity AMI attention, in the hour Of sickness
aud would set that man down hopeless, who
would be uGkind to the wife of his youth and she
in the hour Of sickness has watched over him with
that un'ifng unrerniiing assdui'y, which woman
docs ever manifest, # lie do not IN that tender le
fe ting hou-, resolve lie wltrepar his misdeed by
uniform kindness end fulfil that resolution so long
as life be spared There is power Of Kindness,
which il next 10 omnpolent. II Is Ike tie restless
wa.ers That overflow all within its reach-thai asks
not how 1t will be received but conien; with the
privilege Of bestowing, finds i,s own reward IN the
exercise. Then who would be satisfied to Erope
his passage through life like the sloth which never
moves unless lmpeed by hunger, and meet no oh.
jcci made happier BY lis existence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
STATIONARY.

largo assortment If STATIONARY, consisting 10
pat OF the following articles -
Best qnal.,y Of Russia QUlLLS, States Slate
Pencils. Sand and Sand Boxes fine black INK aud
lax stands, Pcrtoiaed CARDS. new style, Wis.
ting Cards and Card Cases Sealing Wax and
Seals. with and without motos; Silver PENCILS
and Pencil Leads Rogers best KNIVES Steel
PENS. Hair Brushes. Tooth Brushes Mirrors,
Paint Boxes and Brushes. Transparent and plain
Waters, Wallets. Percussion Caps, SC. &c.
All Of which will be sold low for Cash, and all k;n''
country produce.
Rutland, Oct. 10, 1886. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Rutland. Oct. 81, 1876.

H. A. FULLER, has just received from New
d York, an assortment ofWATCTES, Silver
SPECTACLES, PENCILS, TIIIMBLES Table.
Coffee and Tea SPOONS. Also. a splendid us-
sormeni Ut Ladies PLAQUES. new patterns =
B'gs, Bet Buckles, Finger Rings, fine Gold Quart
Keys. dc. DC "A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

lsar itnc rems,nc5 iasenslslc Ills scnses sgsin
rcc owe rcd. bot rss.sn had taken her d'shi never
mote to rc;u,n. We eoo1ec'ed him 10 b snd
uhen sr~ u'rnihs had rolled aSav. he lss IN y"u'
err grtrefsrd,bs ite si5e ~ Cynihis.and nov 10"
iali grass saves over his gave
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

Two young lads 10 Warwick X. !. were per
'uaded oy des lute Young man 10 ill their peck
els with powder, aud go with him ,c see the Rail
road building, near by. Ga their way they com
'nenccd flashing The powder, when the whole they
hau about them took IRE, and so burnt them that
ihey lI'ed bat short time. A driver Of a team
~ Smihheld. Intoxicated at The Tine, Eel! before
The wheel, and was crushed To death.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
DUNFR!E'S REMEDY FOR
THE PILES.

~ Ne Of the best AMI must thorough remedies known
~ for this Troublesome CON plant. II Ia. more per.
iccly answered the use for which II WAS intended than
any other IN common use, aud affords immediate
and permanent reiieE both Of the disorder ITSELF anI
accompanying symptoms Of pam in The ioins re'iiso,
heaiaehe, loss Of appetite, digestion, aud other mark OF
debli :.
1J'Prrc 81 for both articles-Oinment and Elec,u-
airy or so cents when but ono IL wanted.
! Nnne are genuine unless signed T. kIDnER on The
wrapper, (soe proprietor anl successor To DR.. Conway
by whom they Tor sale, at hs Counting Room. No.
90 Coau srt 3r-ton, and by his special appointment
by Daniel. & Ben, Rutland Lew Lewis, Wells and
Adams Warner & Co, Ludlow.
No. Feb 3, e5w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
STOVES.

| ,UIiER DANIELS, will kecp constantly fnr snle
=" ~ q '"'Ni"z st",es. sTFw.RTs' PaTENT.
'f' ''" bet m use from 40. Furnarc ,i Bi.Er A.
n.hAoNn ,"gel er with great variety # p3RLOR
SnoF CHANBER STOKES, IN # which viii l'
,"'1 a. ~" - can be purchased at the Furnace Tor
Rutland OF. l0h 1895 -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

WHERE4s II he, been made to sppesrt m. that
The above Dsmed Michael keenan, live. with
out the reach legal process OF this State IL therefore
order that the substance 81 the foregoing petition aud
eSn" be published three week, excessively m the
Rutland Herald pr'nej al Rutland Aforesaid the last Of
which shall be Al ezs, SIX week. before the session Of
'si couT 70 which the made returnsble that the
's'd Michael may appear snA hsw cause II sny lac have
why the prayer Of 'ar petitioner ,honli no, b.. granted
CHS X. WILLIAMS. Csa,( J.sf,ee
Supreme Court.
Ds,el al Rutland October -. 1886 a.
RI ANLS -I-- IL IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Jane Eczema" Rutland c cs.r'y Sup
NichRs keenan, FEB. TERM, 1887.


lane KEENAN, has preferred her petition t.
- ,h- Hon. Supreme Count OF the State OF Yer
II ont, next 10 hr holden a, Rutland within and
for the county Of Rutland on the Tuesday next
following the fourth Tuesday in January, 1887
wherein she sr,s forth that at Midd!ebury, il the
county of Addison, Oh The 25lh day of February,
1896, she was lawfully married 10 Michael kee
nan, Then OF Mendon, III HE county Of Rutland
aforesaid, now absconded 10 parts unknown, By
Charles Linsley, Esq a Justice OF the Peace
within and for The county Of Addison, and that
she continued to live in due observance OF all the
marriage covenants on her pa7t from that time
uu'I the lst day OF July, 1886, when the said
Michael totally regardless Of his marriage cove
nants with the petitioner on his part aud without
any ius' cause, wil(uily deserted the petitioner
and Sill doth neglect to afford the petitioner an.
means Of support or necessarirs Of HE, but and
hath treated her With in,oIerable severity IN Nio
Iauon OF his marriage covenants, WHEREIN she
prays said couu TO grant BIER bill OF divorce from
the said Michael and that the bonds Of matrimo-
ny NAV he dissolved aud that such part Of the
said Miebsel's estate may be assigned and de-
creed TO her may APPEAR reasonable.
JANE KEENAN,.
REUBEN Il. THRALL, her my.
Dated at Rutland Oct. II, 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
---WHNTED:-

IN exchange foi Goods, Flax Seed, Flannels,
Fulled Cloth, Footings, and every article Of
country produce, for which good price
VIII be gwen, and Goods sold extremely low
in return.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
IEcN q SrIEr.

Swecds, English and American IRON !;
Cart and Wagon fire; American, German,
d. English Blslered STEEL; Sleigh Shoes,
Bar Monlds, Horse Nail Rods, Band and
Hoop Iron, Boston Cut Nails, Wrough.
Nails, Draft d Trace Chains, Hollow Ware
a good assortment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
DIR. RELIES.
BOTANICAL DROPS!

Continue unrivaled Tor The prevention, relief and
of these complaints, proof of which, read the follow
ing
o." Remarkable case Of cure Of - years Standing:
Extract Of a letter, Sir --"my leg, which before did
not l"ok lik human limb, Is entirely healed 10
(aiior resisting every other application for ~ year.
Previous to taking your Rellee Botanical Drops, had
gwen up all h. pc Of relief"
.ipoiter Case, An Agent writes-"rhere is person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest
advantage" lie declares 10 use his words, " Ii i.
doing wonders for him., and Isl il were, ".nstch,ug
him rom the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persos
were pning away miserable xis'encc nothing that
they could procure afforded them permanent relief u.
tai tn y made of The ab,ve invaiua bic Medicine
They are also tie st Spring aud Autumnal Physic
Price 81, or bottles FIR s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

geD'Ieman writes from Hancock, Nd. (.ays
ne baltimore PairniJ that on Tuesday eycnns
Ias'' It commenced showing. and continued unli
he't morning. On SIleIing Hi 10 inches oi
snow fell Boh Pat, OF. 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
WIDOWS

az OFFICERS OR soLDiE Rs or THE REyO
LUTON, who were married before the close Of
teir last term Of Service whose husband. served agree
ably to the &C, Of yress ofth- TIL jams, 1882 ".
years, and not less than months, draw durips
Lie, or during their remaining single, by virtue Of the
net of an. July, 1876 Snch penson. US their husbsnb
would have been cn'Itic1 to- under the first m.ntiossl
act whether their hu'bInd. may have lied during the
war or since that period. Also. the widows Of so,A
Oheer' ~ solder who married after that wsr who.s
hushhn1' nave died since the 4h Of March. 1884, sos
o"iofe me June 1882. draw 20 much q, their
specuye husbands would have ben entitled 10, under
We act OF June . 1884, from the said 4, March, 1881 70
The day Of the said husbands deoen.e
ITPtH''on busiHtsS attended loo az us4ai
4i.3w J. COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
u Z IL y w A r u,

in LUDLOW, VI. under the firm OF N. DICK.
ERSON e. co.
There will be at all times good assortment
of plain and Japan'd WARE, which Pedlars
who are wishing TO buy, can have a, the loves;
wholesale prices Also, GOODS, such as Ped
lars generally want, at small advance from cost
n. u. Pedlars who arc wishing to purchase at
the above named shop, will do well TO call.
N. DICkERSON eco.
Ludlow, Feb. IS, 1885. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

'7ci"-The wife of Mr. Jaucs one. Of North
boro' threw herself into tie we'll in a TT OF Seiiri
"m fremehs, and was drowned. She had been very
H. Sent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
TAILORING BUSINESS.

fHNHE subscribe won 4 inform HE friends and
3 customers Of Rutland and vicinity that be
continues the above business IN nil its varous
branches IL has ip-i received the latest Fall
and Winter FASHIONS from New York, To
cr'hrr with the Improvements u Cutting, and
he feels oon6den, ihit fiom his experience in the
business any work intrusted to his care will be
well done as al anv other shop in the county
All work done on shnr, notice and warranted TO
be made in good and workmanke manner.
CUrTiSc done on shor, notice, and warranted
to 81 If properly made.
All country produce received in pavment, and
Gfie Cash would be very convenient from those
indebted 10 the subscriber, Dhcy hare sold hei,
Wool
JOHN +. KNIGHT.
West Rutland, Oct 10, 1886 a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Great Chance for a Black smith

'o let Black smith Shop fsr one or more yssn sSs
Po-,'s'ion gwen Immediately. COED Birch
Shop with two res and Tools II wanted Good Hssss
And Barn ani Garden Spot. This 'ru.ton /" 10 ne
middle Of the Town Of Shrewsbury snd pls1ty Of vor
cor hands at all Times only other shop 10 Tsvs
Thi, place has within short time bssn sold and bs ~
owner !, going West. The rsat will he rssssosb~
sod pay made ss'y-APply To the owner he pre-
mise-.
sTErHEy GLEASON.
sars-'bury. sssf 3s. 1895. <oSs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Efer"r Irgeiai Bolsamique.
\. II. DOWNS
L"LTfBLE B.1LS.l.UIC ELIXIR

o' oo'gns Colds, Consumption, Catarrh, Group,
nS'n"S' =" hopping Cough, and all othe. diseases
OF the head chest ana lungs.
a"P"Ie'' containing history ofthe medicine
sNs'en OF the diseases for which i, is recon-
".nueo' certificates from unquestionsbie sourses
directions accompanying each bottle
DC had Of any Of the Agencies gratis.
w. FAY, .1R~Hf-- Rmiasd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Sheep for sale.

'INfiE subscriber ha, f.r .ale shout 3oC sAXONY
SHEEP, inc.Odlas 2 ssIony BUCKS. They are
IN god condition anil very fac Wool. The Sheen ar,
10 New lpswch, y. a.. undef the care IT Des Jobr
Walker AMI the owner i've. "a Concord Mas. Refer.
eues msy be had tn lame, h ,rrcii. Jr, KutlsnIyt
liberal credit w'ii be gwen II required.
GEORGE VI BARRETT
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NEW BOOKS.


lust received aud 10, ste =, the RcrIssp BOOK.
Z" sroRr, very large 'nrii, 81 ntw
BOOK 3.
q nsng which the following may be found, via
The P,RLOR sCRAP-BOoH, fot 1897
TOKEN, l'j1
rfsRL, 1887
GIFT. 1887
VIOLET. 1897
CuRisTNAe.rOX. iaJ7
AL. H.NsAu douRFs complete woRks.iu | vo'.
CvLFRtpGts rctriCaL wuHKs IN vols
d. lApLp
large aud bcautiul sup ~ OF ALBUMS 10
nrat fancy binding. wuh ~ tcaut,fnt ENoW.yiNcsI
YouNG Mass StND.4I BOOK:
OHN BOX.
BOOK or POETRl.
YorNG LADIES SUNDAY BOOk:
OWN hook:
Oue.et COMMON SCHOOL LIBRARY cousis,ing
Of twctty.f,r ,oume., valuable work Tor Schools
d fsmhv Lbr,tyi
BuRNs' POLITICAL WORKS:
MIR. litu,Ss POE2IC3L UOkkS;
YuuvG L.piFs and GENrirNkN's MEDICAL
POCKET BOOk:
Gu oRrrr's .7DTENTt'RES ~ TENS:
SHEPHERD LEE STARTS NiR.4Tl1Ei
siLR GRowERs GUIDE; BEE .MLit,iL, OF an
nciho,l of maups,ns Brtsi
POLiGLOTT BIBLES. plain aud Gilt pocket FL
Also, avcry large assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
BLANK BOOKS.

n hAh"h assortment all kinds OF Blank
"A Work, vel bound aud good name, ,,;Il
sissys be found al the Rutland Boot s,o,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

lust received aud 10, s.le =, the Rcrtssp BOOK.
srORE, avery large 'nrii, 81 new
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New Est1blishmp

'NiiE subscribers would inform the public
IL that they have commenced The manufac,
I,irinr nf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-07
Notice

TS hereby given to Margaret Thomas, daughr,
II ter of John Brceden, late Of Mnribor1ugll
District, who departed this life on the 27th Nov.
1895, and the lawful wife Of levin Ehemas Of
the State of Tennessee, County nor past olkes
recolected) that she or her husband i ssqnested
to come and receive the amount which en-,
bound to pay her, or her heirs, according 70 the
tenor of bond which / gave to the said John
Breeder, during his life. As have not heard
of the said Margaret Thomas or her husband for
a number, of years, avail myself of this mode 70
netify her that the amount Of money that am
bound to pay her IS ready to be paid to her, or
any person legally authorized BY her to receive
the same, whenever called for. - :
A. BREEDEN.
Marlborough Districs, 8. c. szJs
March %, 1886. 1914 80 50
r. S. The Editors of the Nashville Banner and
Nashville Union will insert the above notice for
three months and forward their accounts 70 the
office of the Cheraw Gazette for payment. {.
March p3, 1886. a. b.:
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-07
THE WHITE INDIANS.

II is fact, perhaps not generally known
that there does exist in the far west, at least
two small tribes or bands Of white people.
One of these bands is called Mamkeys.
They reside in Mexico, on the southwest
side oC the Rocky Mountains; and between
900 and 500 miles from Santa Fe, towards
California; and in valley which makes a
deep notch into the mountain, surrounded
by high and impossible ridges, and which
can only be entered by a narrow pass from
:he southwest. They are represented by
trappers and hunters of the west, known to
the writer ofthis to be men Of veracity, to
be an innocent, inofensive people, living
by agriculture, and raising great numbers
ofhorses and mules, both of which are used
by them for food. They cultivate maize,
pumpkins and beans in large quantities.
These people are frequently depredated
upon by their more warlike red neighbors; !;
to which they submit, without resorting to
deadly weapons to repel the aggessors.
,Notfar distant from the Mawkeys, and in
the same range ofcouptry, is another band
of the samalescripion, called Nabbehoss.
4 description ofeithcr of these tribes will
answer for both. They have been describ-
ed to the writer by two men in whose veraci.
ty the fullest confidence may be placed and
they say the men are of the common stat
ure, with light flaxen hair, light blue eyes,
and that their skin is Of the most delicate
whitcness. One ofmy informants VINO saw
seven of these people at Santa Fe in 1921,
in describing the Mawkeys, says, "they are
as muchwhiter than am, asI am winter
than the darkest Indian in the Creek nation
and my informant was ofas good COM
plexion as white mon generally are.
A trappcr on one occasion, in wander
ing excursion, arrived at a village Of the
Mawkeys. He was armed with a rifle, a
pair of belt pistols, knife and tommahawk
all Of which were new to them, and appear
ed to excite their wonder and surprise. AT:
ter conversing some time by signs, he fired
one of his pistols; instantly the whole group
around him fell to the earth, in the utmost
CONSERVATION; they entreated him not TO
hurt them, showed in various ways that they
thought him supernatural being. He saw
vast numbers ofhorses and mules about the
yilIage.-TVestern Democrat.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-07
Bank Vault Doors.

EOR Sale, two Wrought Iron Doors, former
IL " attached to the upper Vault of the Union
Bank of South Carolina, which was taken down
some'years ago. One of them ehe inner oue)
crossbarred and substantially riyeted, the other
solid mass. There are two locks. Of exqnisitc
workmanship, to each Door, wishdpplicate keys.
Apply to Rene GODDARD, Esq President, or 10
w. B. WILKIE, Cashier.
The Augusta Constitutionalid, Columbia Tel.
eseope, Camden Journal, Cheraw Gazette, and
Aiken Telegraph, viii please give the above two
insertions, and forward their bills for payment.
Charleston, May II "a It.