davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
NEWS FROM TEX As.
RANDOLPH, (Tenn.) March /

VOLUNTEERS are returning from Texas.
As we heretofore predicted, they have
found any thing else there than food for a
frolic, and report very dscouragingly OF
the inhabitants of the country. In the
camp at San Antonio, the troops had been
entirely out Of bread-stuff some DAYS before
our informant left, their food being Span
ish beef. We wish not to cast damp
feeling upon the spirit Of those disposed to
see Texas free from the Mexican Govern
ment, our own opinion being what it may
We are a friend to liberty any where and
every where, in it's pure sense but any IN
formation. whatever it may be, from Texas,
we feel bound to give. Many that have
returned from that country speak of the
land az being rich and productive. But Of
its inhabitants they give miserable &c
count. They are said to be very poor, and
care not fig under what Government
they live. We speak Of them generally ;
doubtless there are exceptions. The vol
unteers even have pay for the food for
their horses; there IS no money there ex-
cept what the volunteers take with them.
and that the majority ofthem are return
ing. The principal object Of the majority
Of the inhabitants that fight is plumber and
pillage. The country is now free from
Mexican troops, blu, Santa Anna is expected
in the spring with a powerful army The
inhabitants are said to be indolent, and
quite conten'ed. The only lands that can
be given to volunteers are upon the head
waters Of the streams, and back in the in
terrier, the fine lands on the navigahie
streams being included in the grants to
companies by the Government. The wealth
er during the winter has been a Continual
stream Of sunshlne-no rain, for two or
three months. Rec order,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
The following Bill has passed the senat
Of the L. states:

of the U. states:
A BILL for the continuation of the Cumberland
Road in the States Of Ohio, Indiana Il Illinois
Be it enacted, Sc That the sum Of two
hundred thousand dollars be, and the same
IS hereby, appropriated, for the purpose Of
continuing the Cumberlan- Road in the
State ofOhio; that the sum oftwo hund, ed
ana fifty thousand dollars be, and the same
IS hereby. appropriated, for continuing the
Cumberland Road in the State of Indiana,
including materials for erecting a bridge
across the Wabash river; aud tina, the sum
of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
be. and the same is hereby, appropriated,
for continuing the Cumberland Road in
the State ofIlIlnois; which sums shall be
paid out Of any money not otherwise ap-
propriated, and replaced out Of the fund
reserved for laying "u. aud making roads
under the direction of Congress, by the
raj acts assed for the admission of the
States Of ONO, ndlana. Illinois, and MIS-
5. uri into the Union, on an equal footing
with the original States: Prorided, Thar
the expenditure herein made for the State
of Illinois shall be limited to the graduating
ald bridging OF lie road therein, and shall
not be construed as pledging Congress te
future appropriations for the purpose O
macddarnising the road.
SRc.2. That The moneys hereby appro
prriated for the construction OF said roas
in the States of Ohio and Indiana. be ex
pended IN con. pie,Ing the greatest possible
continuous portion oil SAID road III the sai'
States. so that such finished parts taereo
NAV be surrendered to the SAID States
respectively.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
RURYING ALIVE

Young man fell in love with the
dauoh,er Of a rich citizen Of Paris,
and aztec ton was returned. The ia
Their of the lady obliged her, howev-
err. to renounce her love and marry
another. A short time after her nup-
tials, the young wife fell SICK and
died. She was buried at Paris "a
hours after her decease.
Her first lover incapable OF resis-
ting the desire he felt Of seeing her
for the last time, succeeded IN gaming
the sexton. who consented 10 open
the tomb the same night. The young
man threatened the latter to kill hin
if he committed the smallest lnd,s'
erection, after which he carried OH the
body. conveyed it to a neighborfne
house. placed i, near the fire. rubbed
it with warm clothes, and tried al
possible means. of restoring to lite
The woman he adored.
After some hours he had the hap
piness to discover signs OF lite aP
near: she first emitted gentle signs
and at last returned entirely to her
self. As soon as she was entlrei,
reestabiished in health, the lovers
thus re-uniAed by death, set out fol
England whence they did not dare
"a neemn. I'll severl YeAEy h44 clap
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
[Catfish IIerald.l

A CAurroS.-A week or two since.
the editor of the Essex Banner, re.
ceivcd a letter from Bradford, con.
tanning two dollars, and an advertise
ment purporting to be from a young
Iladv who wasanxious to enter into
the holy state ofmatrlmony. Every
thing appearing fair, it was inserted
with the signature annexed. 1t was
soon ascertained, however. that 1t was
a miserable hoax; and we are happy
to add that by the exertions OF the
editor and the friends of the young
lady, its author was discovered. and
has made all the reparation he could
make by publishing over his own sig
nature the following confession. (which
we repubish for the benefit of all who
like him. are base enough to be guilty
of such a shameless otfence.-Boston
Post.
~Whereas an unathorised, false and
malicious advertisement, purporting
to be subscribed by Hannah Hull,
was inserted in the Essex Banner OF
last week. |, Nathaniel Holmes, Jun.
of Bradford, hereby confess that was
the author Of it.and that hav e there
by wronged Miss Hull most cruelty,
and without the least provocation or
reason. / therefore penltently ask
her pardon, and also take this method
of informing the public, that there
never has been any improperly OF
any kind on her part, which could
Justify said advertisement; but on the
contrary. that her conversation and
conduct have been at all times cor
rect, virtuous and inotfensive, and
that in causing said advertisement to
be sent to Mr.. Farnsworth, through
the post office, in letter, enclosing
two dollars for its insertion, l was
actua,ed by a blind infatuation and a
reckless disregard of principle. honor
and humanity. Therefore beg leave
to express my sorrow for my barbar-
Gus insult upon, Miss Hull, and to So
licit her. and Mr.. Farnsworth, the
editor of the Essex Banner, and the
public generally to forgive me.
NATHANIEL HOLMES, Jr'
Bradford, March 9, 1886"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

Jus, like true beauty, needs not the foreign
aid Of ornament The Court was 80 daz-
zled with the trilliancy Of his mind, that
they never looked at his stockings. And
while many other Ministers who figured in
all the gaudy fashions of that day are now
forgotten, the name Of DIR. Franklin is still
mentioned in PARIS with all the ardor OF
the most affectionate enthusiasm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

smiled-sighed when | sighed. and
sympathized with me in my every
pleasure. my every pain. You Won
der, then, that long ere this she is not
mine. Oh! awful fate!-I am sink
ing rapidly to the grave-the lamp
of life is tlittering away in its socket
my pulse beats slowly every mo-
ment.-i said | loved her. and that
my love was reciprocated. But Oh
sad misfortune. cruel destiny for
got to profit by the the advice gwen
me BY my dear departed father on
certain butchering day-he said to
me, my son, | wish thee to catch
the calf belonging to our cow-go
warily about thy work. and before
thou offerest to catch the calf, give
the old COW a nubbin." Alas. woe is
me! loved my darling to distraction
Il paid all my attentions to her. in
stead Of rendering at least half to
her ma! received the daughters
consent, and the mothers refusal.
Profit by my tale We love-sick swans
bless my memory when my spirit
shall have fled from its earthly tene-
the sentiments here
in the minds of Your pratt
ting children, and when your grand
sons shall cling around your knees.
narrate to them my sad and fatal end.
and tell them never to forget. when
they want to Clutch the ca!t, to Sire The
old co,c q nubbin,
II~oll
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
..,sp EvEay SATURDAY MoaNIsG ~
So3N Fl " 13T.
nx.. SsseA- Wesf Corner Of Main and
Front Streets.

r...-The Palladium is published on an
.-..,.i sheet, at two doIIars per annum. il
u, ..ahio three months after subscribing
- dollars and fifty cents paid within the
-, .ol three dollars if not paid until aftes
=. ,oIuue expires. The terms will be strictly
sssplied with
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

...r-est to furnish the above Al
any part Of them-seeing they W
suffered to 60 away without ''the
evil"
! A. GRIMES
Richmond. March 18th, 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
ECT SEN Noes.
ny Y. J.. EULWbR.

The EHgitab make business an enjoyment, and
enjoyment business They are born without
smile. They rove about public places like SO ma
ny castcrly winls, cold, sharp, and cutting. Wien
they ask yoa how do YOU do" Won would think
they were measuring the length Of your coffin. -
They are sometimes p.Gfe but invariably iaciril.--
Their warmth Is always artiuial- their cold never.
They are stiff without dignity, and crngng with
out manners. They offer you an aGronf and call
1t plan tru'h'-they wound your feelings and
tell yod y . manly go speak their minds" At
the same ilmc while they have neglected. all the
cruces and charities Of article, they have adopted
all It's Gdsotood aud d,ceii
How few there ARE Ia the world who retain ar-
ter certain age, the character originally natural
!" Then! We all get, II we're second skin -
Tie little toioies, propensiiios, occoutncities. We
hrsi INDUCED through adccta,on. congloinerate and
e'.---l, i'il tae a'4Iciai'y grows ILlo ualure.
NIGH, have known that be was expected, by
hcr ahslractan- ros',essuoss with winch cir.
started at times from her seai, and az instantly re.
sumed ii--aai her fond expecting looks towards
t.c door, every tine u shat or oieuoG--.which de-
noted 90 slruual the absent sud dreaming acarl Of
the woman Who iovss.
IhOpsh always confident aud self posscssc3--
though arr r4sl di-r.mu.l'or 10 olLcr.--yot was
AAe q gM.ty t.alt 0ellf, the woman loved
Love Is the m"s, selfish. as IS 81. as the roblesl
81 passions. II" e cannot have the rapture Of Jes
""g' se hnd cobsaiaiIan 40 ;ho power 10 gBiici.
We would constitute all the hlppiness or, If tia,
cannot tie, al tie D,haIpines. of lhe person We
losc."
co@alH scase tells us tim, the best method Of
employing .te a. 20 0joy 20. Common scusc. tell,
us also, the orflaary m'aHs Of thI- culoyment--
Nea.th. competence, and TIDE Indulgence. bot the
'ao4'faie Indulgence Of our passions. Se,saee
therefore r. mol necessary 10 happiness.
ihe tao last csnios of Calle Harold. are. nor
'aIs. 'be most wonderfh worn ever produced f,r
'Ae 'n''ofc Of oui'crs4l though. WaA individual
ili,fcs,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
In-nAY - I'D MNnRnM-

TIE wshssa rasrief sivet ". cstf ihs 'isaature
rrab. i. wc i.,ariei ossita.. betwecn etc lay sud
nato~"
10 by mauir,, IN pleasure. Wosl'h, rui rfi.s.
To.a ,ortow po.t, 81 tte i,spi acni-d.
To-day lAyt ilsu, f.f aiany year, to erluo,
To. morrow tll, iaio ihe leut tomb
To-day his iul dressed "a dainty iu'm,
Tomorrow ]. biuee'i fast ior worn,
To-day he's elsa So ksady, rich array,
10 morrow ,Ar.tivi ~ bed Of clay.
To lay 'ap,, h. nails, bi.l,io his mind,
ro.rauaw iaa e.Ha is copGacl.
To.lsy De .', oa Aouort lofty wave,
Tomorrow leave. his 'iu- g. grave,
To-day hs lcau.aut ,saso we cN'ol,
To.u us i.a,a,atne $50 thc rsh' g ~.
TO layho has '..u.ito dreams olhcs,cu,
To-mnrYw .,... .,t.o late g. b. tr ,Yen.'
T,.las Lcl,.. ah',r.r p. bsht es ait,
To morrow Jirs in pn.uish and Itspair.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
SILK HATS,
CO y s u NJ = Il ION!
DIR. RELIES ASTUMATIC PILLS.

TIP AVE, from their extraordinary success in giving
III instant relief, and IA curing Col s. Coughs 7sL-
mas d.fjeuhy ef RregHHg, Uhstsing Tighfness " he
Chest, Pam IA The SIDE Splitting Of Bi0od, ChilntsS and
StrertHgs that preeede Feres and Lang Complaints gen.
erdV become Of the most popular medicines known
and are sought aer from every part Of the country
account Of the astonishing success which has atcudt
their administration in the above complaints, frequently
curing the most obstinate and giving the
expected relief after every other remedy had failed, and
persons had given themselves up in despair ola
They have been known TO persons supposed 10 be
far gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the appear
ance Of approaching dissolution.
And such have been the snuary effects Of these Pill.
even IN hopeless cases, far mitigate the suffer
inss Of the patient evidently TO proong life for da =
and weeks, aud give 10 II positive comfort they never
expected TO enjoy.
The operation Of the pills Is wonderful in easing res
piraon, quoting the cough, aud procuring comfortable
rest.
Common colds frequently removed in few hours
Uy"Although, Gays person speaking Of these Pills
my wife has tried various medicines Of the first celebrity
tor asthmatic difficulty, Tor affection Of the lungs
which at times exceedingly distressing, confnius he
10 her house for days and weeks together she find moth
ing grss her NE reif uhieh Refs 4siImofic PiHs 40
easing her respiration quoting her cough and givn!
her comfortable rest" And this is the testimony Of hun
dred or thousand. The relief which aged peopie
well as others. experience from the Of these pills,
truly astonishing, and renders them invaluable many
and are IN fact TO some, essential auxiliary to thoi
comfort, and almost 10 their existence!
Physician informs the proprietor that a gentleman
Va the country nsrrvfd To hm, he had reason TO becv
the oftho.e pin. had been The means Of saving his
Price whole boxes 30 pills. ST. half 10, II pills 30 els
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
st~ayct a

Enron The Subscriber shoot the mddic Of
4 jane. Eve EARRINGS. One red Siccr
with a bob tai. oae rcd liclief, ooe brown Hell
81 With a broad line on her back aud white und't
her belly; one light red Hriicr with a small l'ne
on her back ono red tlcifcr with white SPOT
on her right side. 1 any ono WI give the 'niof'
nation where said lcaTlings are, they shall be
paid literally Coz all their trouble,
LEVI LONG. Jr.
Rmland. AngnS 8. S96. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
DU Me RIE1S
WAITER 3

YAOR sore fnfamei EVts-uothiug known gives
IL such Immediate and comfortable rohf GA receut
yes, The eject is SOLITARY. Where the COM
plant ' been OF years standing, ans N excoclius
ly bal cAsr he 1t unexpected and desirable relief
has been found IN the of this EYE WATER after a..
cry other remedy bad failed Persons who have used H.
pronounce without hcsitation the Iesi preparation IN
Msc o,.f .4.ais thry have ever tact with.
PRICE,, p cents bottle.
15None are genuine unlo.s signed r KlDDER, on
the wrapper (sok proprfior and 'aecesor To Dr Co,-
wAY) by whom they pr sale, at has Counting Room
No. %, Court sir Boston, hul boy hl' spccia appoint
mcut, Ly DASIELs & Bill, Rutland LEW LEWB
Wells; ABAms WARsER Co., Ludlow,
No.2 Feb %. e5wiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
w VI. X Ely.

DoSrRlDER through West Rutland, Ira,
A. Clarendon, Tnmoulh, Dandy, Dorset,
Manchester and Wolliuglotd, will supply all calls
ior the Rutland Hcrgd. Ic,moni Siatsmon. aud
any other papers which he can conveniently oh.
tain, aud viii also furnish any BOOKS that may
be wanted on hIs route, al Book Store prices
July 10, 1886. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
STRAY HORSE.

STRAYED iom the pasture Of the subscriber
- in Sheburnc it the month OF May asr,a sor.
rel Horse five years old, bushey tail, and has
little of the spring halt, no other particular marks
about him recollected. Whoever may have tax.
en- up said horse and will give information to
the subscriber in Mendon shall be rewarded fox
their trouble and all iempory charges paid
RUFUS RICHARDSON
Mspdon Aup II tS36
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
Printers Notice.

\ LL PERSONS indebted 10 the ruu,cr hereof
a n whose demands have bccu barred hy the s,s
iuie OF limitations arc requested 10 come forward
and make payment Jr renew the claims---anl VIC
should feel very grateful fer llilc ready Cab on
demands that have been duc ltom one to four years.
PRINTER. HyaIi DEo,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
y q T &c e.

'E1ilE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
that about the 2O,h Of Scptcmhcf next he
" u set out on q tour to the WEST, and AT The
solicitation Of several individuals has been ldu-
ccd TO oller himself as a GENERAL AGENT
to transact any add every KIND Of BUSINESS in the
vicinity Of the regular route between this place
and the State Of Illinois which may be entrusted
10 his care and also ia any part of several States
through which he viii pass should sufficient bu,
sincss DO offered TO warrant the undertaking.
Persons wishing to invest finds in Western
Lands without making journey themselves can
now have an opportunity TO do so under the most
favorable circumstances. The subscriber pro,
poses to be a, Reeds Hotel 10 Rutland, during
the first week Of September C,url, where PERSONS
can have an opportunity to deliver their business
and where such references will be given as Will
satisfy strangers TO the safety OF so DONG
Persons who cannot be al Rutland ut said time
nor see the subscriber at his house BY writing him
at Fairhavcn (post paid and Sitting something
in relation TO they business shall be called on at
their own bouses or at such other place as they
shall dictate.
WILLIAM B. C0LBURN.
Castleton, August 10, 1886. BLOW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Against slanlcr ihcrc is 90 defence. Hell can
not boast go f1l! icud, nor men dcplore so foul
foo It slabs with Word---wIth smile. 1t Is
Tie pcstilcnce walking in darkness, spreading con
taeion far aud vide, which the wary traveller cam
not avoid II Is the heart searching dagger Of the
dark assassin it is the poisoned arrow whose
wound is iucurable II is lhc mortal sting Of the
deadly adder; innocence Ms prey, ruln lis sport
The mau who breaks into ny dwelling. or meets
me on the public road and obs me of my property
does me injury. He stops mc ON the way TO wealth,
strips me Of my hard earned savings involves nc
in difficulty. and brings my family TO ponury and
want. And he docs me an injury that can be re
paired. Industry aud economy may again bring
INC into circumalancos Of cpso and ailluence and
the smiles of gratitude may yet play upon the
checks of my offspring as they receive the small
tokens of paternal love. The man who comes ut
midnight and fires my dwelling does me injury -
he burns my roof, my pillow, my ramen,, my very
shelter from storm aud tempest but he does ne
an injury that can be repaired. The storm may
indeed beat upon the but charity will receive me
into her dwelling will give me flood to eat and
raimcnt to put on !" will timely usss: me in ras-
ing new roof over the old and shall again
sit by my own Preside and taste the sweets OF
home.
Blu, the man who circulatcs false reports con-
corning my character-who expresses every act
Of my life which can be represented TO my dlsad-
vantage, who goes to this and that neighbor' tells
them he is very tender of my reputation, enlolns
upon them the strctest secrecy, and then fills their
ears with hearsay and rumors; and, what Is worse
leaves them to dwell upon the hints and sugges-
lions of his own busy Imagination the man who
IN this way "flcbes from me my good name" does
me an injury which neither industry nor character
nor time can repair. lie has told his tale Of Sian
der to an uncharitlbe world, receive IT at
truth Others suapec,ing Tint half Is told, give
il higher coorng, adds TO il the calumnics O
their own invention. and proclaim it a; the cor
ners of the streets, and the house tops. -
Should prove myself innocent, attempt to NEE
scandal with contradiction the stcry of my dis.
grace outstrips the TRUTH or solicliule to con
trldict it eXcItcs suspicion of guilt. Should tht
slanderer confess his crime, the bolt is made onC
the tears Of repentance cannot wash it out.
might a. well recall the wind, or quench the stars
as recall the namy or wipe out the foul stain from
my character.
attach high valor to my fellow men. can
not but wish, while live among them that MAY
hold place IN their affections, and be treated will
the respect due my station "a good name il
rather to be chosen than riches, or than preciou;
jewels"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

~ rREAr-Ihe New Orleans Bee contains the
marriage Of Mr g.. Treat, Of the drm Of +. lnd q.
Treat to Miss Virginia Eliza Treat, by the Rev
~ Treat. Hey day r. says one paper, here's "a
treat oil round. This says another journalist,
1"eic is no retreat aud therefore Chiroat par
uon 81 The happy couple for tins introduction Of
'hcif name aud hope there may be many treats
during lAcit future lives 10 comfort and console
lhciu."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

BRAT aIoEr "A msn BY the name Of Death
~. !, Vesh bound o.er 10 keop the peace ii Lowell
M'''' TIE good ieoilc Of Lowell must be a
''"''} iste. ~len Deaih huseif &C uHyt qaet them
s-' iAe, uiuli qglei D.a.L
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
commissioners Notice,

M the subscribers, being appointed by he
w Hon. Probate Couri for the district Of
Rutland, commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons q.
eainst the estate of
CALEB BLANCHARD,
late Of clarendon, in said district, deceased, rep.
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de.
monds exhibited in Offset thereto aud Xix month,
form the 9th day of June last being allowed by
said court for dat purpose, we do Therefore here.
by give notice that we will attend 10 the business
of car said appointment, at the dwelling house Of
Joshua Harrington in Ira on The 4h Tuesday Of
September, and a, the late dwelling of the dc.
ceased in Clarendon, on the 4lh Tuesday Nov.
next, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. mill O'Clock =. NJ.
on eacl, OF said days
David Kelly 81 co""'''''.
Dated al Cas.Ie'on. tEs Goth day Of August,
A. ID. 1896. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
EierU Vcgefai Baisami9uc.
n. II. DOWNS
UEGEI.IBLE B1LS.i.uIC ELIXIR.

For Coughs Colds, Consumption, Catarrh Group,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, and all othes diseases
Of the head, chest ana lungs.
Pamphlets containing history ofthe medicine
"A sketch ofthe diseases Tor which il is recon-
mended, certificates from uuquesiIonable sourses
ample directions accompanying each bottle -
may be had OF any Of tie Agencies, gratis.
". FAY, .igsHf--HHiiand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

AHi2FochAci RErRovEp. --'Ough, wc not 10 hc
euob.ed TOT the 'iruos Of our iAiLcrs ~ asked u
defender Of sustocacy. "By the sauac roIe,ough'
nc moi u be dl-sisecd fJr their vices. "rerAe1 a
.ady go II one mao s hanged for hIa mistccda,
.es all hls posleTity be hanged AFTER h'Ih.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

The LkDns.--The following gallant toast VAS
lately giving al dinner 70 Gen. Dudley, IN y. &.
The Ladles--Osr arms their pFoiecton-lhcir
-rull or reward"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
PENSIONERS
T. CTI G z l..

FENHE Subscriber would give this public No
a. tee, that all demands that have been due
over one year must be paid Immediately.
JAMES BARRETT Jr
Rutland Aug. ID. 1896.