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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

Truth Stronger than Fiction. The Wnfren,on
IN. c. Reporter, contains an account OF a truly
distressing occurrence which happened III Nash
county few days ago. Two children oi widow
ady went to hens nest, near the house. aud on
putting their hands IA the meet, were bitten by Il
rattlesnake which had 81 ratles and their moth
er on going uut found them both dead the
pot The afflicted mother reformed to the hon 80,
when horrid To reiae,she found her youngest CHI :
scalJed 10 death
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

Ies thessusN ksPlb.osa sass ihs popalsiaH Of Ohio
IHossa haSo'' Nscisaa ,sooasiA Ais1osf Mtsslsslp
hA~'.a L's''iang ksHisesy Teaussfes AID Alabsuas
slii ~ ulioas ifsa huudfed "a 80, th.,s +.
1870 10y ''NNU -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

gentleman lost his pocket book Yesterday in Fan.
euil Hall. person handed it 10 him, saying. Sir
your pocket hook. Having mark by which to dis
ungnsh it, he exclaimed, You stole it--athough the
bills were all safe He made TO confess and with
tears in his eyes answered, Yes did stealit am
poor man, loco ioco and it would 20 d---bly n
ganst my principles 10 circulate them, that beg YOU
will accept them Boston Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

II is said that Mr. Holland. of the three mronaus
who recently made adventurous excursion in large
,rntion Of trying erial voyage from Ireland to A.
merica -.Herc. Ado.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10
: " JEwETT

Mr Adams presented 90 different rem7nsirsnees 20
the House OF Representative ia day sgsinsl The
sHneIstlrh q Texas They from diAefeni y
al the different New England states and some Of
them IRON the state Of New YORK
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

r. preserre Pampkia. Stew your pumpkin Is
ususl flr PIES, spread lliciy upon large open
iins. or plairers. snd plsre them under Or over
gonr stove where II kept four or five dAys u Will
be dry enopgh TO keep 10 bags or boxes through
the year. Pumpkin preserved IA the nay ls far
.aperior 10 that preserved IA The old method u
df,ing. making naeh richer and better favored
pes. besides reqsireg mach lee, lsbof.-.i i'r1
81 iaskrs pio.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10
Elixir 'egetsi IiaIsamiquc.
y. II. DOWNS
I6g cf0bfe Es0Fs0Nir EIirir.

NOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Cstsrrh, Group
~ Asthma. Whoopng Cough, aud OF all other dlsea,-
IS ot the bend, chest ard luusp
lumphlcts containug history 81 Tho modcine-a
-Ecch OF the d,esscs whchIt isrecommend,tl Ger.
uhcHtcs from objectionable sample directions
accompanying each bottle muy he bad Of any ofthe A.
:Ducrs, gratis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

Tor ia" hcn'ht oi tho ood. log leave give ~,
Rev. y II. Downs Vegetable B,.pn,ic Ixit III. high.
rst possible recommendation. have gwen II To y chJ
Of niue whose lunss evdeotly dangerously affected
and Tor whom much rned after la viur tried
many other remedies IA s"iuthc rcfu is,bo disease
APPARENTLY removed and tho child rcttored 10 hcelt
10 effect this, one ph,nl only he, boon used
STEPHEN CHANDLER
Sanhrilgc, June %, 1896.
UT he above medicine 10 Tor sale Of tn. Rutland Bosk
Stare. by
I'u w. FAY, agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

We learn that Samuel Jaudon, Esq Cashier Of the
Bank of the u States has been appointed the agent Of
the Bank to reside in ,ondon and Mr. Cowperthwait,
one of the Assistant Cashiers, elected his successor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10
:. lr-w-on'S
II "a "a "a a. & "a 4.
Or Great Purifier Of the lylood

'stok >,fefais h,ar' gfii Sa,s. Tts.,. Nf,,-,'
X afsr'fuat, Itfab'ls siiafp f3aarsL Rhsps si,i ~
hft'F, bftpu. isiffafHrHi |ftffs. Iuss anA .frps
''"'fa a. as Eaai sxa'ns TvbstAAsr Cans,aatf e-
"1afriff aHa ifFf trvFaatnsa u 70 wsfiui sbtii
taf1''o in rensotnf ts,nrs ct the tsnd rns 'fssn.
"'"s e Co.,, 'ivmsch limits a. Bay,s 81 ~ tt',t
Nam-sh histfi,, tfiaraas tr,yltpHs. such Hsrpts
f'i'.' Naf Rh'un P'mri,S I.ts, Ring Hern, and al
'.Ns.'' a'si.g ifutn iny Hf.uet II tlir Bleed.
so GUS - ptuucttes asn trRttrtc,rr,l
tI' riote isperra p. Int up to iaitl~t isiter,i :
MN fBNN FfNfCEf, PtEirIER az TUy
hLODD, NOhIi. ~ put Ne cotk sealed v th "a
'rsl'ng wax, ami stamped I NrWroS. Nrrs,ch, VI
BE ri dir'riivu accompany ~ zach bottle. Retail
ptice Stg5
Sold by paNiUs Brti- RutlaDi, sol hy mo,, 9TH.
~ ltlgsisls 30 the County. iiGm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

The Cosamsssry' . store Al For Howard Green Bay
Sas o-siFosee BY fre the go ult From 81 8 600
10 SO oe Sorih Of goods belonging TO the State,
wss d.sisovec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.
n T. W G o @ ID =.

TUS received bv
d JAMES BlRRETT, Jr.
and now opening general SIMPLY Of goods adapted TO
he present an comm. seasuu, which will be sold very
tow for ready pay, or short appuvod crcdt
Rutland Oct = 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

Y Msfiing HOUSE dsstroy,d bH Fire The old meeting
honsr in Fayetteville We learn, set fire Satur
dsv night last and consumed brat PhGHiE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

Mr. Rves in his speech the senate sisted that the
SrbTreasury system now in practice in France takes
hundred thousand officers TO carry IL on, and that il
will take at least that many in this county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

I Thanksgiving Day The Governor and Council Of
Massachusel,s have appointed Thursday the 30th Of
Nov,nher, 10 be set apart day Of Public Thanks.
Civ ing and On the same day in Maine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10
ALnA>Y, October 4.

albany, October 4.
The Wheat and Flour brought to The Hudson
river. via The Erie canal, during the fourth week
in September. was as follows. VIZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Caleb blanchard, Estate.

SrteSE eraaaf, l1pHE Hoa he rro's's eeuri
o.. it.rf Ra.'sae % A, - p the putr.o; 81 Ruiisuj.
r. Hsl ,.-f " Ettra HLsscu.Ep. iait.f Ci--snea1,
srsrt-E. CEEETkG
Niece. JusuvA ii,ARisoraS. adm isisir-ivr 81 she
e. Sc 81 il- sai C-',t l-u.aarj. ha'h represented o
,sa, r..t l.i tie personal .s.att sc ,hc ssil dec s.el
10 us @ s-i O.. $50 I..l lth-. t1c san f sKitcu
has itti }a.--t. .u1 nsih esp igi .- hoet.e tU sell D.
u-h ag fss real s..f.e 90 f.Il s-se' as "ll lF -
aal tse catts ssi Charge Of settling SAL estate
SOS iht s3Frn s'rsiar h4t il-sr represented laaf o
r- f .ll osuaol Js s4.l wllAv-i ujafy 90 tic
residue.
Itsr.s.t You ~ b rttv ue'ihrI 20 appear before
lar ltnit.r Cogf' srsicn ihcrr'G Io be ha',u 81
B1t.sal ca iAs fri Moody c! Apr' ro>t, sid ..uw
good cause o. Gee ,t~srF give tuU3. - ssi court
.ta 5iror g. She rsyntni o ss,J 4,tsl.h the
sail ainHi.ira.sf MI hrn be hrcnsei snl uhDf.4ta
eel 81 te real ss-is OF -i iroasoI 10 pay the
al SIMS and uli legal c0sts aud charges.
Gwen oul,r my hand SOD the seal uf said Probate
fis C.ur, st Hutau5 a said A.s,ric, ths p DAY ~
NJ arch, 4. y. 1875.
u b TDHSLEE Regtsi,r.
'faN r..jv .i ite.rt.
"a y L TOUSLEE. Esg.ser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Noah Congcr,s E.tatc.

S'a's ~ j,Sm,.i I'D p O. remembered ibat a, ,
Dtsisof n Rsflfad 90 - s'sitJ Probate Cour, held
the Tsobaic Once 90 Ha.stJ un ibe lst AiuuIsy be-
ing tie 9Th Jay ct Marys. 4. d. 1857,
Present HfLLLiM HALL. Jlags
HANN,U CoHcTE. Almipi.irs'rx 81 the estate Of
Noah Cou-er a,e o Dauhy Ia sail district. deceased
proposing So rsaIer account 90 her administrators
and present her account Against sal estate ur aowsree:
OrdSFed That aij sccouut te examined IN court. nj
session thereof he holden 81 ts Probate Cco in Ret
laal within aui fr .si jist C.. GA the first Monday
Apr mkt; aud that The pubcp' "a II II cory Of the
order three weeks excessively 10 the Rutland Herald.
pointed a. Rutland may be. shall be sufficient
notice tos concerned 20 appear, hey ute, and
object thereto.
n b TOH'SLEE, Regaitr.
,rae copy of record,
II II B. TOUSLEE. Regtsier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
ROMANCE OF REAL'LlFE.

Si>sUIAR AND Fatal PREmcrIo>. i most
melsocbo'y tale of real lie Is related IA the last
Madrid journals. 4 gentleman named Don GAIA
lee l. lon6irIer. now being tined 10 that cay, for
the accidental murder Of hs father and mo,her
some years s,nee.
!, appears that during Napocou's iuysson,
Gonzales. then youth and much devoted TO his
religious duties on coming one dsy uui Of church
81 Cortovs " here be resided. was bccosIed 10y one
ofthose furorn people called IN Spau.sh, giauos
(gyrsies) who 10 operate more poNeriully on his
symps'li les promised TO tel him hls fortune. fvr
Nhich purpose he accompanied The individual to
their cncsnpment. There be was told that be
would in certain number Of wears. murder hlf
oan father end mother, who, II declared had
both sinued rgeinsi their God. Gonzaies was
dteadfuliy Impressed and made wrecbet. with The
to hun, vusceouujsb,e prei.oiou, az be knew moth
iug to Justify tie mprseaion against his respects
bic parents. lie vest hosle and fell into profound
melancholy. Nhst IVES Lis horror 10 learn ROW .
for The first lime. that both hs parents bad been
he tenants Of coureuts, and violated their VOWS
Immet s'ely lie beea ne plunged IA grief and de-
tcfmned to sfosd, a Possible, the COMMISSION Of
he rr.me desiEna.et 81 tw, by retiring unkGoS o
10 ell the world. 10 sume distant noGnlsras; Which
lie id. aud * SOLITARY rs,ire. built kim hut
aed devoted himself 10 religion nna hmuuos.
A besullsl bruneite peasant g,fl named CaiAll-
10, came across hs path Ic became cnamOred
and married her. Immediately seized with the
most 6cndise jealousy. Oue night dUuug
dreadful rSiu storm hI.e absent 90 the moun'tius
~ prov huE a5ogt hs damca T. find some sPo,o
~ for The passion vEicd haa1.e5 h.m-uuku1a
its'y 20 tan. Two wandering eyed persons. 20 de
uess knorked at tie door. drenehed villa rSIu End
iinp.ored Tor lodging The benevolent and tnuo-
cent Catalina admitted them put her hosbaa1
clothes on the old man. and her own co be pIae.
instead Of iho.rs. Which wefe vet, end learning &C.
70 Lr' great los HAT ihey eere LIE psreu's q her
husbspd 10 search o. hiu. psced them 90 lsf l.l
aad Heri hortef TO The chapel, IN The ga1deu. 60
offer gp ,htuks flr iUe i0rtuus'c event which had
restored them 10 Der.
Gonzales shufi catered, with irs double bar
felec gun. sud seeing 10 BIS tsiousumeu,. usn
On hls bed. and near h.m Ls uiie's clo.Aes-.r-
s.sEisoeots'y supp1-ing hs suspicious proved. shot
both has father and me- her while there ssleep.-
" bat wss bee ogoHy co eEru.u. froEl hli wlfe gua
thsy were The dreaded pfedicii9n sIs iu6Ied.
tie sersDs partially inssnt and Uas fua 3 bfouult
10 ifisi Al AEcud. Dung tue pTocesr ns ale
hat cHtt'ee lse m0si iouchsns teaoefDcss towards
hm. Vefy re ih~ betu,If1l remark % tie Spar,.a
Hrtrf. Me.eBdcI. thst ~ uihsn IL a divine EN-
ins'.cn. teu, Doll 10 ihe rar.a % tliesste ME-
ioriu4-e snl console ,ae aaussFy. ~ J.. Slu
dsy r. .Niss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

isf sye' tsrt hss- tsst, SAD vsts cl.srl
'ls tf'' tv,r'f .rr- esvs b., to 10 zoe us's o.
.u-ra 81 tft' s.-r' ..'s fte rtp., s.rr-,-s hrart
Hfa' 500 tazstfrr ..,f 49, G.e t- asa s~
80 ft. fuFrt ,a.a.r,sste.t tac enfsrrF t.Eertal
si@irs th4i see ife.rt I'd Go ne rars haung
-eusat'l1t. 49, coula saas .is.-s -~s. .a fts usr
Fna c11.d rissfs e. rt+ b..sf hv the wsttA. Al.
''tvtrss SO 80 c,ea uccessasf iaat toe OBJ
$50 ii'.-i- BE- f- cou-sct puh hcr bs3f shc
f-- t-sa trt ra1 uf 80 '-ea sri &c
fts .ut reH4.l'e iaf be- ihtt tae rrr-rn.e.l.r-t
sha se'e a t.utstt 7ea lef .h4.i3 cir,rt hrr e..
.eusi "a tir r'rfrr saift. 5 .s'r,. tse rrca-
asss- sad descnbeJ os5ce's f.se-a u tn.'h ,f
'-sr. be- ftr streets or a. tir4orc l assc.s iaa.
she has aesvr ,tcn.
iag reg e,inl 10 g.,r drsefigtlsa sss ref-
tsu' e. 84. 90. sud e me vaoifs ursrs q ruuaisv.
ser,e a 'ae esahefboos cf tltt sar. r. sh,eh
asfter ice T2rt-i 60 Ger la.trror ,'ars BED sny
Auotlcag' ste esscrasa sa.a a..Hate't sa5 beg
teserftlcu tcHs 'tken la4r. are f-.rd 90 c.i-
'e.Toa4 etssis STA .As facts, crcn ag'u1.or tte
quaker anl p.'iisn - ihs sane ,osse.s ,sc cc.-
Jar.
She ass a..ce pc.sJssrt 9y professor flic C.
a.scf,.'y io uame &c objects itst Nct, 90 3 GER
s,ia cabinet 10 toe college sic complied. and es-
sneraied tAr-n cKsciIy. SIZE ass tskcd btt vss
.hs ss4a q h.,.k' And - hst 's,c se.-A So.
answered. y brsiu. WIS; buui Size sud.
TIA; q sare triusl What animal q She
replied ;h'i II he would uaue Severn she cou ID
tel hlm Wtlca vas tic hniH1aI tnJ s.cord.na
shc ted correctly, The su'mti to smch the brain
belonged wssA leopard. SIZE declared that size
sau distinctly snd bcf "a n body. .nd uf those ri
other persons. Berg sahJecied b, The professor
sbove mentioned, 10 81 examination Ca snaiome.
SIC described. Si;h astonishing precision the siu-
s'ioa n The heart. tAe psncrcasc lbe spinal ulr-
tcw tnj the neryes--iho.f ootueAion and uses.
Mud ~hes requested by tie same professor to ex-
suue the internal condition 1t h.s female psteut
who lived al scne distance she Informed Ian that
The disease Vss iDcuBbie.
4 neS order Of phenomina became manifest du-
rpg the time when be- eyes instead Of being ciu-
sed srd bsndsCed we're open and moiiouless. Il
wss found that the exia f The ball lad tendency
10 torn. 80 v moved by mechsncsi force toward
The SIDE here the physioAHs or any one else
caused, By shy means, current q the electric hu-
I'd. This Occurred even Wnen tie electricity was
excited behind her or 10 another room On Whirh
occasions her eye-bsls would turn and her head
would follow tie movement The same efcc;
was found to proceed from he presence Of load.
stone, or any mssnalized body, and also from 30
Slight esistnic sciian as might tee produced bv
touching plate of zinc to plate Q! copper.
The witnesses Of these extraordinary facts pnr-
pose, as We learn. 20 give full account Of them
10 tie public. We hope they wt.l also be sbe 70
captain then Il s for philosophers alone TO
Judge OF ihes marvellous phenomena.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
GcrshOrn Conger's Estate.

STATE II Isrmonh I'D T it remembered that q; \
D"frici Of Rutland s. - stated Probate court hell
a. the Probate Obce N Rutland. "a sad district the
Is. Monday. beils the Oh dsv IT March A D. 1887.
Present Hon HILLL4H HAIL. JuGge.
WILLIAM CoNGFR ard Esoou CoSoER. Executors
Of he estate Of Cershum Conser late Of DANNY 10 said
sIci easod, Froposag 10 render account oi their
~ nnr' ion and pteseLt lheir scccunt gains; said
ta,e Tor allowance
Oflersd, That SAID H-c1Uat be examined in
ses.ion thereof 90 he hidden az the probate Oce IN R.
land. within and or sad district the frat Monday
April next ;sni ttat the publication Of copy of ihis
order three weeks successfully 10 the anjHorsJ.
printed al Rot and ray BE-, shall be sufficient
notice 20 all concerned 10 appear, II they cause and
object thereto,
b. TOUSLEF Regissr.
true copy e recori.
II n B. IOWSLEE. Regisi,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
CHESTER FEMALE SEMINARY.

ypIr roi'r 49, .afsrafl thsi tAs stf,r. SOS - p,
= as.s ~ ra rft., asafrh % 'nft'tsiiea W.. &C
-.rsss t.. ...t.-I Wsiaff1.y Nsreh--il.s "a al
is- fst i.sr.h IS s.iucslsF .a igssst ihs 81, sa-
tsrtuat-s fh, ta,fl etar t--.snis So t~une Lsptts
~ 70 seoss tf ir 'hs Jaoa. Terms - feasoa-
a.ss ss ,sl siih ifc5 -.e-y 10 -stcJ Or.
~ 'rnths.s U.l ts rar.uf'1 go De latist De
--r.aett.. osr 10 Nol,rl Laasu tui Nas.e
Tf-ehsr.
>,iprsf 70. sart.'t. 20 t.s 1E.feai scs,ues,.
tta-s't-. f..h. o. 1851 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

N.Y. 'he soh'erbers,beiug appointed by tn. Hon Pro.
o". our iot Tue District Of Rutland. commits
mands OF all persons agsins, the estat, OF
JOHN RANDALL
late Of Clarendon, 10 said district deceased
s"''eni AMI also all claims and demand. exhibited "a
ihereioi S7d six months from the 9th day OF Feb
roAy INST being allowed by said that purpose
90 therefore hereby give notice IL attend 10
he business OF our said appointments nj the dwelling
house OF Merchant Randall 10 said Clarendon on The
saturdays Of May AM Jelly sexi, from 70 o'c,ock :.
uutii ? p on each ofsa,1 dave.
S4.dL YOUN'SE.a,D, ma
THOMAS HJLETT C0n'msisicners
u 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
POETRY



- s.E 80 90 - ,.sss. tl.f 80.
- f,~s fas~ass.s "a tts sa.fs
g lisa. - sns 81 "a Sag
Tfus 49, - n sa4t fhess ha'a
- A4ts st~ar st84s l.si b. u~l
A. ea~ss II ta.tff 1893 ! 49,,
s-a1s .. ...s - ,rai I'D lres,
Tssags sszsts sasse. n fA4sn. ~.
q 60 ~ u rsssssiss
a-.s, ~ahs~' ~.a& ~ .ts,
- ~. ts~las. e .s-u. ~ 80.
l.hs tssasf . aes lsssf
ess. 81. sL-s ftt -alss 10
- ts4af ssr--E gsf ~ %.
- sstss F.as-s $500 srus@sh.
Was -htt 10 tss sd g,es sa1 ,iss
tfe. ~. 49, ttfss trf b. 49,
A. % ,isaf 90 .as. -
.sel 80 D.. sa-sl. - nss
~ ueeErFetai ssssbas
4 .srssst b..a dast firf- y-rtrt.
We e. asrss.at BE-, 60
Che.ts ltss tssf 'tius "a % -
As tffss o. s-a'e pafs''
tua-3 80 T,i, ,. - re-
Ast -, ttati s-Ba - o-s
~ o. ss.-1 See - fauue thsHa s,sd
fAs r1nsisrs .f fA- ~ risas fsp.ass
Les hts. he saius hlf te -
v tsN eAeit.et 10 .-est aEs-uity
yss rc.rAsf - 49, sLtrI. 80, ss~.
1sases ttsi tatr res poffssec
Ceass sasts 80 T-gss~ ~ vs4s ~ Fshs.
Ua,-.. t,sf lsss 60 sc eispsytc
Ttrr'si -f,fi l~zEis tt.i asst H.
IL trrafh. ~ loss tES isst ~ To-
D. Il 80 81 isAnff,vft.
Asrr' int /, gitncs - htn I srpesf.
al "a ~ sdstk sa4 10 t-py
TIE tek,as 81 iott ,.ncstr
T.ssx rvs tu1 chscks, sd D. 10 nss
D. &C., iisf irus dstnft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

traITUATED IN the town 81 FoRr Ars. Wa,hinst. n
- Cou1iy, y i.coaiagnIn- upv ards Of FII L III Y
DRED ACRES 81 Land SAID Farm j. situated m IA.
East part OF IT. Auu, tie ru-l iesa1. rom W Gran
riie To the former place, about midway between The
two aui about one mile firm the y rhern Canal
The location perhsps oqas 10 any IN hs section for
farming purposes. large proportion of the farm u IN
Ter improvement al we! adapted Ia l4e business Of
-rsz and agriculture generally. The farm is cara
q keeping large stock both sumner add winter
aud considered Of The best grass farm. 10 this Part
oi he county. The fern has abundant supply Of
natter ur building, iene.; fut, &C. Il B. situated 10
healthy par al ths caaHtry Vcl VstertI with durable
irpss q cKceiau Watet. ch have never been known
70 Id Of ling ABUNDANT supply 81 ssaer even 10
seasons VI nc srssiot drought There are several
sto7e quarries uPpu te farm, Which furnish good stone
Sc Ild3ng sul ieo-us ssc on extensive lime stone
quarry 81 excellent quality ard well located for manu-
lsr'nring haze There y very large orchard upon II
The buildings ara one sinfy dwelling. sixty re. J..
length; FIVE harms; sheds Raj oher out bulns neees-
sar, Tor TIE farm
J BE pricf 4 gao pcr scre-t't'e iul .pu'stle A
par o The purchase p'ruey il be required vtsl pos
'ess1- gwen the remainder ma gsrnsiu bod and
mortgage ler term Il year. PossossIoa given Tie eu
sung tprit 2.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE or CATALEPSY
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Mafrsro+ an, Fa1bHHcu,es;
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For she lss, FIVE vcsr, e NV r,sr,,o. Ib.,. h.at.
- nise'on 10 witness the beneficial effect. q he Yer.
able fuim"o'rN bsssn w r,any ease, cfoh.tinHt. cvs
en- other ~ e'l ns VI III. luns' would ihrrelcfs %
h'eniN "cH neniin us' in ell eompsul, Of ths ch,,
b., being equal II ooi ,urcrior 20 rsy ollie, u,I,,.
within nv kuuwleJso.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-01-25
Tailoring business.

in all its variety. (having made arrange
ments 10 receive the Fashions regularly
from the city of Philadelphia, } and to man.
ufacture garments TO order for his cnsto.
mers. in the mos. fashionable and durable
manner, and at the shortest notice.
He deems it unnecessary TO puff. or TO
say any thing in praise Of himself-he has
been engaged in the above business in this
place for some time back, and the salts.
faction given to the customers Of the esta-
blishment. is a sure guaranty that his en-
beavers to please a generous public have
been crowned with success. In asking for
a continuance of the support of the old
and new customers of the shop, be would
say, he looks for it no longer than he shall,
by industry and attention to business, me
rit il.
He returns thanks TO the old customers,
Tor their liberal support, and hopes by a
disposition to please, TO continue 10 receive
The same.
October 6. 1SS6.-tf
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To all SheriGs, Deputy Sherifs, and
others concerned.

To all Sherius, Deputy Sherifs, and
others concerned.
VEyHEREAS, the subscriber was some
w three years ago, appointed by the
Overseers Of the Poor, Of Berkeley coun-
ty, a committee for the purpose Of settling
with the Sberiffs all unsettled accounts
and whereas, some time thereafter, pursu.
ant to said appointment, | gave notice,
through the columns Of the Martinsburg
Gazette, that | would attend at my office
until a certain day, for the purposes afore.
said, which notice was never attended to
Now Know YE, that | hereby again give
notice, that I will attend at my office, in
Martinsburg, on any day or days between
this and the LIST day of February next, Cor
If my Office should not suit the convenience
Of those concerned. I will attend at any
reasonable place or distance in or out Of
town. for the purpose Of making such set
Elements, until the time above mentioned
After that, if this notice is not attended
to, legal measures will be taken to compel
such settlements.
SEAMAN GARARD.
November 10, 1S36.-tlstF