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Negro Shoes

at 81 pair. aud as he has raised 10 per
cen, above his former price, he pledges
himself they shall be made Of the, best
materials aud In the best workmanship
manner. and as to-s,rongth and durability,
they shall be- much superior 10 any that
has evcr been offered in this market and
not inferior TO any that is engaged in the
sane craft. Planters are requested TO hand
in their measures as early rs possible.
" n n
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BANK OF CAMDEN.

THE Second Ins.almcnt-on the stock ,of
this Bank, becomes due on the 10th August
next--will be received. in Camden, by w.
J. Grant, Esq. Cashier. at his Office, in
Columbia, at the ..Commerciaf Bank" in
Chcraw at the Merchants Bank" and in
Cbarles,on, by On agent who viii be named
in The city papers, next week.
Stockholders desiring receipts TO be IS
sued, ,.src required 10 pay The instaimcnt tc
the Cashier Of the Bank In Camden.
j. II. DESAUSSURE
President pro ten.
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NOTICE.
June 4-t0--tf

The subscriber with view Of closing tho
Bccoss Of d: & J. Clark; also the Books
of }. G. Clark, respectfully informs those
indebted on either Of the abose. that tho
books will be found at the store formerly
occupied bv Mr. Lemicre, that Mr.. A. G.
is authorized TO sctie the same in
my a bscnce, BY note or Otherwise, or they
will be placed in The event Of default TO
comply, in tic hands Of gentleman Of
the bar for collection. rs the books must
be closed. JIG CLARK
June fS-.2I.-tf
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NEGRO. SHOES.
-,

THE Subscribers vii! furnish to Plan.
ters and others NEGRO SHOES Of -su-
perior make in any quantity, il orders
with the measures are Jeff at the store of
Mr. c. Ma,hcson in Camden, between
now ana The FIRST Of september, or sooner
would bs preferred. Specimens can DO
seen, and the price made known, as aboves
or by addressing the subscribers 9, Soeic-
" Hill, BY that time.
WILLIAMS & MUNGER.
July o3-28-c /
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Camden Orphan Socie.
tvs Academy.

AN Assis,an, is wanted for this institution
to teach fenmaasl,ip. Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches Of an English ed.
ucation. Cndouh,cd testimonials will be
required, both for Literary and Mora! qua
lifcations. Applicants, stating their terms
ADD naming their references for character.
will apply (alI postage paid to
MOSES HOLBROOk. ". D.
Principal. . o. 81.
july l6-o5-.,r
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LOOK AT THIS.

4
MIR WILLIAM CLAIBORNE, abou,
ly4 ,l,c year 1916 or Isl Z, removed from
the County Of Amelia, in the State Of Vir.
ginia. and soltlcd in some plrt of North
Carolina; since which Time, his friends have
no. heard from him or been able to aseer.
tain the place of hn residence. A Lcga:
ey bcqueaihed 10 him by his wife's father.
John l,asby, will become payable the LIST
Of January 1887. aud the undsrsigned Ex.
coutor. Of the Estate is anxious that he
should como forward and receive =, and
tina, he, In the mean time. do advise me
undersigned Of the place Of his -,fsidenee.
lf SIR. Claiborne Is sead, OR has removed
from Carolina. ..is Surviving relations OF
any DINER Pcrso:. Who can give any infor-
nation concerning him, or his desce cendants
will e":,icr favor On the undersigned, by
Communicating such Information by letter
directed to him Al Kanauha Courthouse.
Virginia. w..
THos MATTHEs, Ex'or
juno IL
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Nl)TICE..

Il IL persons indebted 20 ns By Bond
A-Note or Book account, will please
make: satisfactory arrangements for their
settlement previous 10 next return day. .as
.m business must be brought TO close.
Dy attending to this notice il will saye you
costs. SHANNON e. M'DOWAL.. fs
July 30-T-d q IS, !;
N. b. Those having accounts against
us will iand ihen in for paymeBt q once
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:. eeoc.Ao,
From Lon Il On)
Tailor uHN M7bif ,H0ker.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs The citt.
III zen, Of Camden. and the public ee-
ncrally. u,a, he has colDmepcctl the above
business. in the. store opposite The store OF
Shannon, niece & Co. and hopes by
s,r:e. attention 10 the duties Of his profcs.
sion 10 ncri, share of public patronage.
July 2-23-tf
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juno IL
WET NURSE WANTED.

WEI NURSE WANTED.
Liberal wages viii be given for wct nurse
Of good character and healthy; one without
a child wooId be preferred. Enquire at this
office.
Nav A-I6.-.r.
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Casna.y-ln drins salotc, on Friday, 10Th Ja.
iy, a, u,ccny.lle, n. {. .se cannon burst, kliiag
oac uhs.r rnan and two nrgroe., and woundins
,wr!vc o;hcrs-some supposed r,o..al.y.
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NOTICE.

+. - NOTICE.
TN order to settle the affairs ofCARPEN-
TER q BONNEY, Il becomes necessary
that all debts due them on or before tho
LIST Of January last should be closed forth
with. Those interested. it's presumed.
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the above request. ,
e. ". BONNEY.
June 4-t9..,f
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cost0r creys-F.osn the mo., aa,hcniic sceeca,s
!, appear. ;sc,ah,, crrtsin ,ha, tbc,e w be little
moro than half crops ,eai.sed IN Miss,ssjrp, and
Alssaina-
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AUGUSTA, July 90.

AUGUSTA, July ~.
We leara by gentleman, arrived from
Columbus on Wednesday evening, :hat a
battle was fought in Stewart county, near
fort 'Crary, about iwcaty-eight miles
below Columbus, between a party OF
about two hundred and fifty hostile Greeks,
and par, OF two companies Of Georgia
Troops, in all alou. ninety men, 10 which
the latter were defeated, it is stated, with
FIVE ki;lcd-on The part of The Indians
seven were found dead, and il is supposed
abou. thirty were killed in all. AS soon
ss the news reached Cen, Sanford, he I'M.
media.cly despatched six companies, him
self a, the head, with the discrimination
Of clearing them ou. Of The eouh,ry, be-.
fore he returned.
The gcn:lcnaa from whou, We gain
ihis information, also states that lhcrc IS
not tic least danger TO be appfchended o.,
those ,rayelling through The nation, by
the stage route, US at every stand .hefc IS
a strong military force, aud guards accom-
pany The Stage from one pos; 10 the other.
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ros rur e.xpss ,orsx.L.

Tos rnr eaSpss JOURNAL.
LAseASrxl .2as,h July, 1885.
Mr.. :. c. Hfs-Drar Sir With ihe consent q
Jeas q. BowsAs, Esq. r", together with many
other soirfs, rrqaea ,ou In snnoupcr him ~ Q
candidate for Coa ress To iii Tho vacancy oeea.
s,oscd By tho dra,hpi ,tr fa.e hoaorsbir R,enaEp
!. Mlssiro.
Will. G. COKE,
LEROY SHCKEST,
II MCASkIi.L.
). HARRISON BROWN.
FoR Jnt Cssprs JouExAL
.Mr Edsinr II h- iu,iau ,ns t:ek-, w.!i r~rcirr
the surpar, Of ALL rARTiEa.-
FOR SENATOR
Cot JOHN CHEs>tT
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
mo 81 UESAUSSCRE,
;! M LEVI -
WM. q. NIXON.
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Important to Plapters
!. The subsehcers are DOW engaged il the.
NEGRO SHOES.

Of quality far superior 10 any that hare
been hitherto offered 10 this market, and as
il is their determination 10 turn out none bu:
hose that viii bear inspection, twill be 10 the
interest Of plantefs y examine the same.
They propose further to make a1y number
Of pairs less than 1900, particularly TO mea-
sure, and in accordance to the sample row
ready, If the same are leh previous 10 tho 18th.
October next.
As finished they viii be. separately pack
ed and marked deliverable onEthc 10Th Oct.
II a ,cerd they shall be satisfactory.
]. BISHOP e. co.
Jnne LIDO.
N. B. A sample is lefe at The store Of
Mr. C. Matheson, which will be found
msrA supe,i0r TO the sample Of Williams
& Munger, and less in price; hence 'tis
hoped Ina. planters will encourage home
manufacture.
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JESSE 8. NETTLES, Sec'y.

July l6--25--lf
CThc Editor Of the Courier, Augusta
Ga. will give the above place in his pa.
per. until ihc 20ih October next. and for.
ward his account 10 The subscriber.
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iad;aE .?sdirs- We reics our readers 10 tse ap.
psopria,c head, cmsodins the !a;ss, intelligence
i:or The ecu. OF Indian drPredations.
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Camden Races viii take place on The Car'te
course on,he cnsning Sub OF November
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Cotton Saw Gins.

Thosc who calculate on having lheis Gins &c.
paired by the subscriber, will confer favor by sen
ding il.cm iu carly practicable, and thus af.
ford opportunity "i serving each IN due Time -
New Gins. with Slcr! rnn plate. alsay. on hand
and for sale by JOHN WORKMAN.
August G--@S-fn
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Sporting Intelligence.

A Swecpsiake open for three ycsrs old
colts and 6ilics, 70 be run for 60 the day
preceding The regular races over the Cam
den course, mile heats; entrance 800, for.
Teit $50, three or moro to make q race:
closes Goth af October next Persons
wishing 70 make entries can do 80 by for.
wardins their names, eulor, sex. sire and
dam Of the entry 10 the subscriber al
Camden, al any time before the 10Th Oct.
next.
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Saddle and Harness Making.

Thr ,ubsciibcr tenders his thanks TO The public
Tor the encouragement heretofore extended 10 him
hi. Ps"sason, and gives no,ier that he has re-
moved 10 Esoad Street, few dooty abosc Mrs
M'Ada;ss Hotel. wl,rrr be hoPra by sssidaity and
ki,rrti"n, IL m-r,l continuance Of The patronage
hrrriaio}c cxis ated 10 him.
JAMES ROBERTS.
Acel,i Cd!
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PROPOSALS.

:" ILL lie received until thcslst Of
wv September next, for furnishing ma
terials and building Parsonage House, OF
the following dimensions, viz: one story
high, 2 feet from the ground, 20 by 45. feet
IA feet pitch, 4 rooms on the ground foor,.
and 3 in the garrett. 4 Gre places. Q doors.
Ie windows and shutters, g pia1ss, plaster.
Ing, painting, briek-work. locks. nails,
TO be finished in plain. bu, neat and work
man like manner. Le,terscontaining pro-
posals must be addressed to the Rev. c. 2.
Elliot, Fol,on pos,of6ee, Clarendon.
July 23-26-f
,uThe Columbia Telescope and Char.
lesion Courieruiii please give the above
three weekly Insertions anaforward their
accounts 20 the subscriber for payment
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March 2O-.9
70 gA;.cEs. :
Having becnnuthoriseG TO sell and teach
the TaiIers
MASTER PIECE,

being the complete guide for instruction
in the whole ar, OF measuring and cutting
according to tho variety Of fashion ant'
form with Plates lllus,ptire OF The same,
by Scott & Perkins. lsuccessors to 4. r.
Saguezs. reporters Of fashions and tea.
ehcrs Of cutting garments al New York
The above system can be mad with all thu
necessary articles belonging thereto il
application be made 10 tho subscriber.
J. L. B.
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SAVANNAH. July %.


packe, JOHN S:oncy. Capt. F.celand. ar
rived yesterday from Gray's ferry. ria
Jacksonville and 81 Mary's we learn the
following particulars OF aa ac.ion between
o body Of Indians, and Capt. Ashby's
com msnd, in which. We regret ID iesEn
that Capt. a. was severely wounded, and
DR.. Wighimsn also wounded. IL Is. wc
learn, sill very sickiy =, Gary ferry and
fori Dranc-fori Draae and Micanopy arc
completely invested. -
We would rejoice 10 see body Of so
lunieers proceed to the relief of for,
Drane, where we understand, the officers
aud men are, more or less. enfccbled by
sickness. The day on ahici, the action
took place we arc unable 90 state, as our
informant is unadsiscd. We ere grs,ihed
10 siad tina, Col. Hallowes, who was re
Gently wounded By the Indians, is COM
pic,cly ou, Of danger. and has arrived
here, 10 The relief OF his numerous friends.
We sabjoia shc following.
As the cseor, under Capt. Ashby who
hsd been engaged in she eracuaing For;
Dranc was proceeding 10 Micanopy. and
had arrived within mile OF the latter
place, il was attacked b. party Of In
ii.ns. supposed 10 number from l50 to
200. who KEEP, up brisk and e"n.,an, Gre
upon 50 men composing the escort for up
wards Of an hour when the Indians retired:
TIE firing was hcarcd at Miesnopy. AID
detachment under Lieut.. Temple was
sen, ou. 10 reinforce Captain Asaby. and
arrived on the ground jus, as the Indians
had coTmcn-cd second attack which
they did as long as tl,ey ssw The train
keep in mo;ion. One baggage wagon was
captured by the fndians after killing The
horses. None of the whites were killed
III wouuded-amnug whom is Capt
Asbby, dangerously and DR.. Wight
man. severely in the neck. The 'racua-
ton nf For, Dt.nr ix n,w suspended. ant!
the lni,ans have eompie;r f"ss's-'"n vi
tho country bcswccn M,eanopy and f".;
Dranc.
Fresh Indian trails were seen at Col.
Hal!ows' place, as il,c hoat came down on
Monday last.
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Tailoring Establishment.

Tailoring Establishment,
THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
sharc OF patronage received since his
coinmcncc,ncn, 10 the fall. hopes by. close
application and readiness To- rieasc all
who may call TO merit continuance Of
The same. His work will be; executed
with ncs,ncss and despatch, and in the
most fashionable manner; his prices wilt
be moderate Tor cash or puneiuat custo-
ners.
Wnn,e,l one or ,wo boys from l4p-l8
years Of ugc. ns apprentices TO the bu'i.
ness. ~
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July s0-27-h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
ELIJAH NJ. SPAULDING,

late of Nj. Holly, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims aud de.
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
sfom the l4.h day of Jan. last, being sllowej
by said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the bu.
sine's OF our said appointment, at Daniel Perry's
tavern in Mt. Holly aforesaid, on the % Mon.
days OF March aud July next, from 9 o'clock
A. NJ. until o'clock p. NJ. on each Of said DAYS.
DANIEL PACKER, }cu;..
ASAElEL SMITH, ''""''
Dated at Moun,hoy, this It!h day Of January
A. ID. 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
From he ". Y. .1neyicJn.

We have seen this morning, an cnpeEope
addressed to Arthur Tappan and gang,
ranked byJ. SpeigM member of Con-
gress from N. Carolina, containing piece
ofrope with this sensible, liberal and manly
cnuoy.
81 herewith return your protest, enclosing
as testimony of my high regard for your
necks piece ofrope. You will no doubt
duly appreciate my motives, J. SPEiGnr
Washington, Cd Jan, 1886.
The paper thus returned, was the printed
Protest of the American Anti-Slavcry So
ciety, against the denunciations of the Pres
ident of the United States, contained in his
Message, copy Of which has been sent to
each member OF Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
sasauei ID. Tut.Ic a nj. uiaor..

To the Honorable Probate Court for tho
District Of Rutland.
Your Petitioner. Chauncy ID Turtle Of
Rutland IN the District of liullsad. show eta
that he Is Guardian of Sarah T.. Tuitle. Su.
san l.. Tut,lc and Samuel u. futile. IN.
nors that the said minors own parcel ~
land ns tenants in common with one Lauf.
tus futile, situate aud being in SAID Rul-
land, and bounded as follows, TO wit: on
the south by land of Leyerett Cha,ierton,
west by The farm now in the possession OF
Jesse Paul and north and east 10y land Of
The said Chauncy,. containing fifty actcs,
and that Il will be for tbs interest of said
minors to sell the same Wherefore Your
petitioner prays the Hon. Probate Court 10
gran, unto him license TO sell said premis-
es according TO The statute in such case
made and proAided.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
CHAUNCY ID. FUTILE.
BY A. l.. BaowS. his Atty.
Rutland, Jan. IS, 1886.

S'a'e Of perno1 TT is or'cred by
District Of RDiIonI. =. L the Probate Co,t
Tor the District aforesaid, that said applca-
ton he heard in Court, at n session thereof,
10 be holden n, the Probate Office in Rut.
land within and for said District, on the first
Monday Of March next; and that the said
applicant give notice, 10 all concerned. of
SAID application, and Of the time Of hearing
thereof, by publishing the same with this OF
der, two weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, the last publ
cation to be not less than two weeks pre-.
vIous TO the said session Of said Court
that they may appear and sbew cause, If
any they have, why the power and au,horty
requested in the foregoing application,
shoudnot be granted
Given in Probate Court, at Rutland this
18th day Of January. A. ID. 1896.
+. w. HOPKINS, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

Be,~ees the yosrs-Is and 1912. the Govern.
men, Of France, then under the role of Napoleon.
committed onProvoked and aggravated depredations
upon the commerce the United States. Accor.
oing TO the best estimates which could then he
made ePon the sob3eci. The property belonging ia
or eiursns ,hos Wso,only destroyed. amounted to
seventy millions, Eve hundred and sixty thousand
flames. 40 early az the year 1912, Mr. Barlow
the Amenesn Minister. wss instructed to make q
demsad on The Preach goyernmeu, for the cum o
seventy millions of france. The justice Of the
claim admitted BY the lmpensl government
bot the Psymea, from time to tine delayed and On.
al hs eiose Of the administration Of Mr. Adams, "a
ls2a. thls claim was the subject Of continual sp-
plieston on ore side. and eonsisni eVssicn on tie
other. Presidents Madison. honroe, and Adams
saanhg above tho petty considerations OF party eH.
pstseney. and regardless 81 al considerations sUi
The isfefts,s ,ae hoso' of,hs Whole country. a..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
MEXICO,

Treaty ,ighi Of Mya's foLolrtr, ,rsrti,d!
Letter from Iumpco OF Dee IAN. state that % sol
dets BELONGING 10 Meiias exp'ditiou (Which sailed
from Now Orleans few weeks since, and succ.e led IA
capturing the bort at TSmpcn, but WIRE rcpulsed ~
thoir attempt 10 take the tovn) had teen taken and
shot by order ola Mexican mdtary tribunal. These
poor men, II y said, were induced to embark unler the
idea that they were s",ng 10 settle - Texas, aud
promise OF lands gratis on their arrival From list
IT tho victims, SppeaSs that III citizens Of the
United States, and the mainier Ger1,Bns IRISH rench
AMI Engish The following the citizens II tho Uol-
tel States;
Arthur II. Clement, Of Pcnn'ylvAuia, aged 80.
Thomas Whitaker Of do, aged 80.
w. G. Barclay, Of New York. aged 70.
Jacob Morrison, Of do, aged 81.
Edward Mount, of do, aged -.
Charles Gr"ss, Of Penn, aged %.
Isaac +. Leeds. of New jersey, god 30
Morlecai Gest. of Maryland. aged So.
DAVID Long, Of Ohio, aged IS
w. II Mackay. of V,rgihis, aged 90.
Jonas X. Stewart, Of Vermont. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
Medical College.
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

TIME Lectures to Medical Students Ia this
( institution will begin on the 9th day Of
March, 1890, and continue fourteen weeks. Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry
will he given by Prof. O. ". BENEDICT; on
General and special Anatomy, on Psychology, on
Pathological Anatomy aud on Surgery,..by Prot.
+. L. PHELPS; on Theory aud Practice Of Med.
icine Oh Maieria Medea and Pharmacy, and
on Obsteuicks, by Prof JosEPn MARSH.
Fees for all the course OF Lectures $50;
charge for contingent expenses 81 graduating
fee SIS. &. W. BENEDICT.
Dean Of he Medical FaoHhy.
e5,The Nonh Star, Montpelier Watchmsn
Malone Palladium, Montreal Gazette, Franklin
Journal, Rutland Herald, Bennington Gazette,
and Braiileboro Phoenix. will give the above
four Insertions and send bills to G.. w. BKsE-
DICT.
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From the NATIONAL IiieiEgeaeer.

We learn that information has been re-
ceved by private letters. in this city, of the
ports of Mexico having been shut against
the vessels Of the United States, a measure
induced probably by the enibarka.on of so
many of our citizens in hostilities against
the authorities Of that country. We have
no further information, however, than the
naked fact of the shutting OF the ports -
This measure will be very seriously felt
in New Orleans the exports to Mexico from
that city, for which specie has been usually
received in return amountIngto six or eight
mill ons of dollars annually
There are rumors also, from New Orleans,
of one or two very heavy mercantile failures
in that city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
RUTLAND FIRE SOCIETY.

An adjourned meeting OF The Rutland Fire So
ciety will be helJ at the Coun House Oh TuesdSy
the 26th 4 January inst. A pVneiusi attendance
Of all the members is requested as business Of IN
potlaace is To be transacted.
Rutland, ls.h. Jsn. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
STRAY HEIFERS.

CEPARATFD from The cattle Of The sob
~ senbsr on the Green Mountains 10 the
month Of November last, two f-sring Red
Heif,rs, cropt on the leh ear. Whoever will give
information where they nay be found shall be
rewarded by
JOSEPH ANTHONY.
sherburne, Jso. o, 1880
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ELIJAH w. PIERCE,

late Of NJ. Holly, in said district, drcen,-d,
represented insolyen, aud also all claims and de-
MAIDS exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 4h day OF January, inst, being allowed
by said court for that purpose we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend TO the
business Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of Silss Warner, in said M. Holly. on the
second Saturdays Of February and March next.
from 0 O'Clock until 3 o'clock p. NJ. on each Of
said days.
TIM. =. GARFIELD, co
IRA GARFIELD, N'""' re-
Dated at Mt Holly. Tho Is h day It January,
1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
Commissioners Notice.

NNE the subscribers being appointed 10y
w the Hon. Probate Court for the disiric,
of Rutland, commissioners, to receive examine
and adjust all claims aud de.,ands Of all persons
az insi the estate Of
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Com missiomcrS Notice.

M =, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the Distric, OF
Rniand, commissioners To receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
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STOVES, &c.

TNliE Subscribers have for sale al ibeii fur
n mace IN ClareEdon, C.'ok,ng, Psrlor and
Box Sioses, Potash KETTLES, Caldrons and Pig
iron--a OF which viii be sold low for cash OF
on credit.
CALEB HALL & son.
low
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h'en the Eaghsh llatual,, shai were 40 rvs lv
last winter TO srgo 90 TO gar, are us~ s,.aq..,el
to see hat - eseu likely to AXE place q, reality
aDj al fat more ciisucite,,
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FOREIGN.

By the arrival of the Victoria from Liv-
erpool, London papers have been received
at New York TO Dec. 18th.
The tone Of the Paris papers is pacific.
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SHEEP Is VERnoST.-The whole numIer Of
sheep taxed in the grand list Is LOLA 5I6, -
nearly half million less than MIR Nile's estimate.
Rutland county has the largest number of any
county in the state namely 1877 26l. Addison
county 1913, 6g5, Windsor, l5i 200. The amount
of money al interest as exhibited in The grand lst
is S ,65i l37-Bsnk stock taxed Ssl. 73l dol
u. Plsihr