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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

MosoUEToEs.--"W We have not got
much more Of this Ceder Swamp to
get through ! hope 2 Inquired |, seeking
for some consootary information.
"About fifty miles more Iguess," was
the reply ofmy companion, accompany
ing each word with sharp slap on the
back of his hand, or1his cheek, or his
forehead. p ~ 7e 2. iae4snGis~'a5ss
Thank Heaven!oaI | involuntary ex.
claimed, drawing my cloak closer about
me, the heat was killing; "we shall af-
ter that escape in some sort, from these
legions of mosqetoes. aa
-6s"I guess not quite, ,"replied the man,
"they are as thick, if mot thicker in Long
Swamp" y ss9nsaaag 55 sdg ,gs.
/" The Long Swamp repeated
",what a horrible name for country!
Does the canal run through it?"
Mot SO very far only about eighty
miles"
"We have then done with swamps /
hope, my friend 7" ! enquired, as he kept
putting and slapping on with unwearied
CoHStduCy.
"Why yes there is not heap more
swamps, that is to say not close to the
line ill we come within about forty miles
OF Utica"
"And is that one as much infested
with these insects,as the Cedar and Long
Swamps ?"
"a guess that is the place above all, for
mosquitoes" replied the man grinning.
=" Them's the real galIinippcrs, emigra-
ting north FOR the summer. all the way
from the Baiize and Red River I4cta
man go to sleep with his head in cast
ron kettle among them are chaps, and
if their bills don't make watering pot
of it before morning, Pm id. They
are strong enough to lift boat out Of
the canal, if they only could get UNDER
meath her.-Power's Impressions of
America.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

BLACK FLY.-Sow bushel of dry
ashes to the acre on your turnip field. as
well as all other vegetables of the same
class, while the dew is on (or are moisD
when they are two or three days old,
and it will preserve them against the
small black fly; shouldthere come rain
to wash it off Immediately, repeat ii:
the ashes are also highly beneficial %.
promote the growth Of the young plant.
Oflentimes the black fly will take every.
vestigefom the fields. and lead person
who didIno, see his field during he f,st
few days, 70 believe the field bad. and
attribute the evil 10 thar cause.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

aoi,snioacG GORGE POWERS, 30 dlf,.oa
8 Dealer 10. Hardware and Domestic y Goo Goods,
Louisiana Avenue Perry ryssburgi d,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

.eyGsC,5NQBJsEn sinuimoa OF
Groceries g. Provisions. Detroit st Maumee city
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

E,,aW gyJ II. aFuRSYT Il, ,ajlis 81. an
Dry Goods Groceries, ediss,,I Hardware s &e; &fe;
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

S.A. Il J. II. SARGENT, ,jDodnw
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Water
sniwoioi street, Manmee City. 20 ETytE
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

-7-1. COBB, JAMES. g. co.., &. "a, ~,
Dry Goods, Groceries SC Detroit street
ssf's 6flit - MaumeeI CITY, 2 Y s!iie3 Is
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

~ 9ae : A.. G. WILLIAMS,
9tGrocsfies and PfoSisi9ns, Madmee City.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

mn .h7nwoH al 90 REV .saisfj Wcfl los
Dtya Goods, Groceries. Hlrdlswyare, Paints Il ~
Oils &c. Front ,stpnn a4t Il "a
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

III, sie, nRlI,, HASTINGS, ssTlFlIgN IN bzaaausl
Groceries and Provisions, Mslpee g City i,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

assd soa saaw nroNunnbcr "A $. D
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

j. Il UkEY 81 co. 81
Dry Goods !. Groceries, Hardware &c.,
sggi9fe iMannee City, % sas,S ~
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-15

SMITH g. CROWELLs fiGds 10
Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, Detroit
kfaT aQFstfeet, Matinee City, Niisag
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
NUMBER 27.

MrRcn,Nrs Ann ra,urAs rus aloREs rI.p-
stton asS ,se ursr.srs. The following pa.ss.
eos from 40 addfcs. Of lion. N. H. Claiborne, Of
bca'"fd 'oun'y, Nugin,s, delivered Outing The la,o
canvass iof member % Congress Il that d.uIet,
ptesee view 81 our Mercantile aud trading 10.
tercsls little different from that Of the Globe
Who are the men among ns engaged ~ foreign
cOmmetcci Who are tho men whJ trust their FOR.
tunes aud happiness and the scliare OF their wives
aud children 10 the Minds and waros Ifho Lsy
yoHr cotton and tobacco dAd or ar,ir cs and brIaE
comforts and nrcusuie' from erery cline sad crery
ooiDf,y' Who contribute issie to your habiiA.
uous aud improvement to your farms Who
give TIER country wealth and rank aud powert
Ihey are generally young men of good educator,
arden, and enterprisog, trading mostly on borrow
cd capital, having established character for dill
genoe, prudence. enterprise and intelligence They
are decidedly the most useful Of all your citizens.
of'h's class Of men, Crsar 10 the time Of tho Ro
mans, spoke with rcspeci, aud thu ,iftuous Fence,
on mentions the same class Of men IN ibe language
OF COMMUNICATION. Strike them from ID, let of
your eilizens.and your towns would moulder away
your hourishine villages would exhibit u scene Of
desoatlon ; aud the country would put on the 90.
pect of universal deterioration. Aud who furnish.
es the capital with which your produce Is bought
The nch who have retired from business and hnyo
vested funds in stocks Of different sort in State &c.
curtles, &c. and ho thus become bsncinctors and
friends Of man by making their fortunes subssrvi.
Gu! to the interest Of the sgricuiiufslist-the i'm
porting and exporting merchants. &c. Who, TIM,
Is moraist, envfs the rich man his wealth, If Lu
devoics II to laudable and honorable uses .fnf
can YJu destroy his eiass, ridom injuring al oHte
ciassosf You cunnoi. To introduces an oliparchy
IN country three things ore necessary prime
gcnture entails, and destruction Of credit. tn.
MOST ErrIciEHT AGENT IN BRINGING ABOUT psspo-
IisM Is 4 DESTRUCTION ~ CREDIT. Annihilate cred-
1t and the night Of darkness and bsbarsm follows.
Credit is the Corinhan pillar that sustains sgri-
culture, commerce sndihc useful arts. The first
step appears to lie taken make the other two, nd
! you will have The finale Of the experiment. you
annhiiafe oredH and commerce, hea must hpe and
die ia The condition in uhioh they toyn-|or who
can rise 10 QDlu.nce manual labor only, unless he
/ adds To IL, Ike DR. FtankHn he adranfagss If cred.
~ So satisfied was Franklin, the patriot Of the
world, the philosopher, and the benefactor Of man.
of The advantage of credit, that, from his ample
fortune, he set aside fund.- to be loaned out ,per
at reasonable interest, 10 young and ndasfTioHt
ehonios. How contrary 10 experience il the whole
/ Of the experiment on which have commented
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
From the National Gazette.

FoREios rAuPEns During the last week cor.
siderable excitement prevailed IN New York ia ~
la'on TO the conduct Of Capt. LawtoD, of ths Brit.
sh ship l.OckwooJs, which vessel had arrived a,
the Quarantine Ground at Staten IslenJ with
great number of passengers. The Health Officer,
II seems, on boarding the vessel snd finding seyer.
al ol the passengers sick, placed the vessel under
The usual regulations but the Captain in violation
OF The law, procured the assistance Of n steamboat
aud proceeded TO Amboy, where he landed his pas
scngers. (sad to be $50 in number and inmedi.
aIeiy tailed Tor Quebec. The Corporation Attot-
ney has commenced proceedings against Thomss
irving & Co.. ms the eousignecs Of Ito ship, aud
Rawson l. M'.Aursy. for aiding and sbettiog this
inlraction Of the quarantine laws. BY the annex
cd communication from tho Health Officer to tho
Mayor oil New York, II appesrs that more Of tho
same sort of passengers are expected
"QUAREsTisR. June l, 1871 hayo lust
learned that the following British ships arc now on
then way here, with orders TO land their psssen-
gers at Amboy PhGbe, with 325 passcnpcrs
Sberbfook, with BOZ; Harriet, 2i6-773 paupers
to be sent into our city"
SmP LOADS or PAuPHRs coniso. Seven hun
dred and seventy three passengers are expected 10
three British ships, and our Communication and quar-
aniine laws, 1t Is expected will be lodged by land
Ing the passengers at Amboy New Jersey and then
setting sail for Quebec. The Sunday Morning
News, N speaking ofthe late outrageous trick Of
the British ship Loekwoods, says = Some Of it's
miserabls passengers, after being driven from the
Jerseys, were tuLen IA lighters up the NortL Iser.
and landed at different places along the shores.
Others applied 10 the aims. house 10 this city fOt
refuge, aud made AFFIDAVIT that they mere taken
opf Of The poor hOuses ia EHgiand."
This is too bad, and is subject worthy VI re-
mn he
ing winter all cities, and particularly this, vii
fad field fer charity too broad to BE- filled even
by generous philanthropy, such 10 the wan, ofen.-
ployment, and such viii be the consequent power.
~. Enough then We have upon our hands TO take
care If the poor among ", without permitting tho
city VI New York to be made the great Poor House
VI Eng lreis nd and SeotlaHd.--.N u Eryrea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

The lac Of Kissing. On TUESDAY week the fol-
lowing curious case was tried at mJdlesex ad Jour
ned sessions. Thomas SayerlaBd tho prosecutor,
stated that tho day after Christmas he was in a
tap room where the defendant, Caroline Newton.
aud her sister, who had come from Birmingham,
were present. The latter J"kingly observed, that
she had promised to her sweetheart that no man
should kiss her while absent. IL being holiday time
Saverland considered this challenge, and caught
hold OF her aud kissed her. The young woman
took it joke, but her sister, the defendant, said
she would like little If that kind OF fun as he
pleased. Savrrland told bei il she was angry, he
should kiss her also he then tried to do II. aud
they fell to the ground. On rising, the woman
struck him he again tired 10 kiss her. and IN the
scuffe she bit off his nose, which she spit out of
her month. The defendant said he had busl-
TO kiss her ; IT she wopted kissing she had a
husband to kiss her.a better looking man than ever
her pet ecutor wss.-T!e jury, without hesitation
acquitted her and the chairman said, II any man
attempted 10 kiss woman against her will, she
had undoubcd RICH, to bite off his nose if she
had fancy for 30 doing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
THAT Lille NIL.

What .oasd, 10 this .sd rsie ofissu.
Ca cosisit - soch toeat Of go
A. that se~ r.issins 20 rsy ears,
iis 'rosraivi nsssie- ssf aud slo~
csHno, tear M ssifa~ay--
u faiiout tara where viil
he.f Il through The i,ss ioes d.y.
ST. cas 700 P,y tina, liiils bii =
Mhsn .ummer's aua pears down be tsls.
With feiy, scosehrg boii,nT power.
cheese 10 J-hd tie bosies, days.
10 sntps stt isdod couhtty bo~,r,-
Md shady gfoscs sees rsP's-
.uils.i h., tive uaasic % the MI
u con,ss---ibe cirest foo al tues
SIR, can yos pay that little bill T.
The ia,le stars saihtonsd shove
Ate t~iAsiuf IA the meiiowsd light.
Relating each. II, little love
To other hitie stars, az bright
Enhanced, game upon the scene
la ali iis beauty, calm aud alli.
A voice Is hesrJ-whAt can u mean
SIR, esn you pa, that iuie bill 7"
At ball. al route, abroad, al home
Ia waking OF IN sleeping hours,
When fancy loves. bctiucs, 10 roam,
Md groves Of 1nsranthine flowers,
Or foaiing on her buoyant wings,
sosf above pnnassps hill
Within my soul that voice still rings,
'su. can you pay that little bill 7"
When days and months have rolled s~sy,
And spring aud wintet ruled, IN turn.
Al thea CONES happy new years day,
~tsh aud AN Wished 10 return
Such hsPpaess to me 1t bfisgs,
I'm very sure to get my hiI.
For esea the very dirt-msn sings,
Sir, can you pay that little bill "-t Mark
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

ErrHcr or LAnoR.-lt wa lately stated in a
lecture delivered before the London Royal Institute
by Mr.. Dent, that watch consists Of 99l pieces
aud that fory-ihree trades, aud probably 2l5 per
sons are employed IN making Of these little ma
chimes. The iron Of which the balance spring Is
formed, Is valued at something less than lsrhing
this produces On ounce of steel. worth 4 lid,
which is drawn inlo 1850 yards Of spring wire. and
represents IA The markets l3L. A. but still anoih.
er process Of hardening ih,s originally fauhiHg's
worth II iron, renders II workable ioio 1850 bal
ance springs. which viii realize. a, the conmon
pfce III - Cd each, 9l6i. 81. the effect ofabor
lone, Il Paiadflphia Sal. .Neus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

The Newburypor Herald states that, the Hon.
William Reed who recently deceased at Marble
head BY his will has given 6S, 900 for benevolent
purposes besides liberal egaces to his heirs and
relatives. The following sums he 5eqdeaihed 10
the societies designated 80 900 to the LIST church
and society in Marbleheed, as permanent fund for
the support Of Sabbath Schools, reefof poor menu
beers, support ola library aud of the ministry 10
600 to the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions IS 900 to the American
Tract Society in Boston 80, 900 to the American
Education Society $50 900 for the purchase Of
books for the Theological Seminary at Andover =
81 900 to Marblebead Academy, as a permanent
fund Tor the education OF children Of superior prom
Use and capacity, who have been distinguished for
their Improvement IN the public schools 1000
to the Massachusetts General Hospital a; Boston,
and The Insane Hospital at Charleston - 900 for
the use aud benefit Of the Second Congregational
Church and Society III Marblebead IL 900 to the
Amherst College Ill 900 to Dartmouth College.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

FLoariNG B.Brs--rhe Boston Poet gives the fol-
loving melancholy 'sle "A small segar Dor float
ing 81 The ilouse Of CORRECTION ~ss picked ny yes
lefday moiu.pg, and % Il Vac found pair Of new
born children. They acre very diininu,ye, and eT-
Ideally twins. CofoHeF Chute, after Cue lnyssii-
CATION, eonllBded that they .efe born without ben
eft Of clergy" and ordered them To be eoned &C.
eOrdingly /; which ne presume to mean dePos'lSg
them. without giving tho clergy lie benehs oi their
fee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

TuE WAY 10 NakR MONTY rLs>I1 ~ RvsRr
complain, is that 'muucy y scarce II vii be an
act Of kindness To inform the muncy lees how they
uay reinforce their pockets. Nill acqnaint them
With Toe true secfot # money catching the Ger
tain way in find empty purscs aud how to Keep
them always full. Two simple rules well ubscv-
cd. w,ll do the business First, let houos,y end
industry b. thy cUnsisut companions and. sec.
uudly spend penny Ices than thy clear gains.
Then Thy empty pocket beens To thrive
and will srsin cry with tho empty belly ache
neither vii creditors insult thee. The whole
hemisphere Will shine brighter, and pleasure
spring up IN every corner OF thy heart.
Now. therefore. embrace these ru,es and be ha p
py. Danish the black WINES NJ sorrow from thy
mind and lhc Independent. Then shall thou be
a man, aud not hide thy face at the sppronch of the
| rich ~ot suffer the pain VI feeling little when The
sons Of fortune walk at thy right hand fos indie
pendencc, whether with little ar much Is good
fortune, and placelh thee the even ground with
the proudest of the golden fleece. o. then be
wise aud let industry walk with thee 10 the morn.
ing, aud attend thee until thou reachcs tho eve.
nlng hour q! rest.-Lel honesty be as the branch
Of Thy soul, aud never forget to have penny when
oil Thy expenses are paid then shall thou reach
the point Of happiness, aud independence shall be
Thy shield aud buckler. thy helmet and crown
then Shall thy soul walk upright, nor sioop to the
sken wretch because he has riches, nor pocket an
abuse bee ause tue hand which offers II wears ring
set wit diamonds - Franklin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

AccuiNr-in Ros5ufy, on Monday afternoon,
Tear the Norfolk House. rock was busted and .
large boriion Of IT, weighing 300 ~ 400 pounds
wss ihruwu about 80 feet into the ar, snd fe upon
Mr. Bale, dSellIGg. breSkiug through lbe roof,and
through d flight OF srsirs, ipto the cellar, a Mr.
KeeEafJ carpenter, AAJ Wpr 80 the Lo..se. beng
laInrd ran into The street aud ssS sun'k on the
head by another piece Of rock. weighng - pounds
which killed hitn Instantly. H. has LETT sfy snd
Eve children.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
MIg%EEEAMTa
L o + f. NJ A l. Els.

t"There is large class Of excellent female char
acters, who on account, Of that very excellence, are
little known, because to be known is not their OBJ
ject. Their ambition has a better taste. They
pass through life bonored and respected in their
but uhmportant sphere, and approved by Him
whose they are, and whom they serve, though their
faces are hardly known IN promiscuous society. II
they produce little sensation abroad, they occasion
much happiness at home. And when a woman " no
has all appliances and means to get II, can with
stand the inloXcations ola fatteror and the adora
ton oi he fashionable eau conquer The fondDcs
for public 6istinciion-csn resist the temptation of
that magic circle TO which che is couf,ed, aud IN
which she IL calculated TO shine-this indeed Is
tral IN which those who have never been called to
resist themselves eau hardly Judge The merit Of re-
slstsuce IN others.
These are the women who bless' dignity, and tru
ly adorn society. The painter indeed does not
make his fortune by their sitting 10 him the jew.
eller 10 not brought inor ogue by furnishing their
Jewels, undoue by not beng paid for them The
prosperity of the mIlIiner does no, depend alix
ing their name 10 cap OF collar the poet does
not celebsle them the novelist does not dedicate
to them bot they possess the Affection vi their hus-
bands. the attachment OF their children. the es cen
Of the wise aud good, sud above ell they possess
the favor, whom TO know Is life eternal"
II am persuaded that such women compose
larger portion oflhe than Is geuefally allowed.
IL ls hot the number, then. bat The voice winch
makes a sensation. aud a set oflaf dependant young
creatures. who every night forced, some Of tEen
reluctantly, upon the public eye and bety Of IA
ded matrous. fouged and fepsted for ungfalef,i
public, dead 10 their Establishments Do moi compose
The Whole feuiale world repeat II, q hundred
miable women Aho arc living ia the practice OF
iheif duties. aud tie modest sxeTtion Of their tai
enis. DO not 4 II The public ear. like one SsPiung
leader who hungry for observation, aud dlsdaiging
ceDsufe, breads hot abuse. bot oblivion who thinks
1t more glorious 10 head llIIe phsIsnx OF fashion
able irlloNers than to bold cut, fIom her COM
ms0dios eHneaCe. aud imposing talents. shc might
haze done, shining example Ofall that is great,
and good. and dlgnibee m woman. These Seli-a9' [
pointed queens Hlinisin "a sbsolule BOT epbemersJ
empire over that hale fsnlasie Austoefsey. Which
they call The world. Admiration beseis them, H.
walls envy them newspapers eSlol them, s0nnets de-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

Tng sgAsoS. Tile man wb, does not feel the
melloNins influence Of thu ghtf,i Sssson, xhen
the dfmsmen; il FOIL Of songs and the atmosphere
Of odours-- Sio cast bis eyes around him with
out beholding the most delicate iins from Natures
unnYalled pencil, IL little TO be ersied. II is the
season Of Hope, and there 10 q vssasl promise Of
every thing that the heart VI wish. IL
~ss IN the midsl Of svebs season. that the Poet
Thomson, exclaimed With rapture
Thess tiy works, Almighty Fsiber-thsse
Are bot 80 SsTisd God The TslliHg ssar
l. fsu 0ftbeei forth - the psss,sg nps.Hg
Iby bsgtg ~aiks Thy teHasfne@s aed love
VIDE dssh the Gsids the sasi nisg ar 20 bala,
Echo The mosstaias Tosnd, tho forest sGa.ies,
ASd eTefy ssnss ssd even heart . ~.
Alarryihk fhs Dad Asssfstte h4sntisas
ysFsisut Of ihs PROVINCES Chhsi gLsfe N
Tia u p<fHons t@fo,sd oyiEg az The afDs pr
oj tbsY manned bs ihs dead sd.s sil ln thsf
isfa.ef q eilass, 40 si.sfsiid. bsfni ifstibsf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

II 'hcm few osieniu'inu' charities are Opposed
ss large arunemcnt l,t leN anable Weskncrs
e.. ~htla the unpaid ttatcsmau Is exposed to fuin
by their vengeance. II ac refuses tu trust them aud
to isild Ice &C. niinues Ia de- SUI HdsAoA .Iofe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
HEN ~ ID. gsALL,

VINO rsALE GROCER al ~ go Rirer''reei'
w re,t door =. TIE store occupied Ivy '"Htf''t
IfadssaH has just received end lcrs iot safe 81 'h
lrr new aud cell selected STOCK OF Hfvc 70 3. i''
paut rurtha.rd ct Size late sacs in New loia, wren
le Grts yrfs .uW TOT prompt pay.
25 aids Porto REQ Trinidad and Gls'ih il'nl
Mo Hs.,+3
% hhds - Ctn riiI Sew Oreeps Sugar
boxes Known II ,fuuh do
- boxes Loaf and Lump 90
a. bag. PORTO Rico r. aud Ia G 'fcr
$50 chrsls'tnd hl. CHESTS i'ytoa, Young lipon and
Tyson Skin Tess
80 sacls Nuts q variety If descriptions and quality
500 be xrs and het boxes Ia'slns
- k'rs Do
20 kcrs and boxes lug Tobacco
loo quinnls Goldfish
80 baskets Champagne Wine, p,nt- and quarts, OF
'Arch.t, md otler hrands,
90 quarter c1sks sicily Madeira, Madeira Sherry and
Nlslarn WINS, ., boNr- Muscat Vine
90 hali Ppcs tocuao Brandy
IL do do Spanish and American Brandy
20 IA ds ST CroS Runt; 20 Pipes llulaud Gin
30 pipes and 90 hris vs. hitr Baltimore Gin:
40 BoN,s pipes. with Shot, Lead, Pepper pimrn,o,
starch. Pepper Sauce. Paper Tohacco, snuff Nuintgs
Casa Gloves Geu.a Ci'run, Nusla.d, Puucipc aud
Other Cieafs. Soip. DC Sc SC.
Troy, New York Oct 81, l-37 454w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
sTarE "a KERMONTlInl

STATE Of YER.NoNE} >ppue Il.nar-''s "a
Rutland County a.. - prcme Court ueN
90 he holden Al NIllsud w'thin eud fr the County 81
Rnsoi. the hfsl Tue, lay next following the OLrl
Tuesday Of l-nusry \. ID. 1898.
ROBERT Il. WOODWARD of NiAJle, awn in a.,
County srcssiA. guaT Ian over the estate bath REQ
And psfsnn4i OF l,sAo N"naEs formerly of Ppuilusy
said county. Ascending person; sheWs soi
court thu, !, ncce,ssry ior th- supurt # the Wle
sail Yuung., who !, blind aud wholly uuahe 10 cup, o
here & sut +. now ,upp.r,ej by the town If ruuiiue,
aforesaid s fr the payment e tie ju-i acbis saia
loungs thsi the lonwins desrrtoi iants be ,iI sud
conveyed for at purpose, tu wits shout thirty
Of land lyips 80 Mljlet"wn afrc.aid touu,td 90 ga
nOSsh nv the "a ii,au Lew, fsru, o. caile) row &C.
cup el hY Roswell Lew's, saj b., iui. nvseI ~ As.
he spaJias sod BY ia,is heretofore "A u4 -
cation IN favor & I'M Wiit1ls - agsins, sal
Y0uns,i 90 the es.t by land owael ~ iisrry sp.I.
ing o. the south by laud owned hy Htriey -rAIl d.
Hod ~ t,nI awn.l ~ A.-hel smith. anJ uu 'se wet
BY land, .si of On execution 60 III N,chois"n.
Aai The '.ii Rsbsr sparlian AFORESAID. hereby
make. sppl,estion .o SSH CiIu To- order a.I per
MISSION 60 sell sni consss fsl isaJ ssi s'.o uIus
psi'"a for bs purro's sforssad agreeable Co The ..
RI WOODY ARD. tvh.
Auy CRsoN CLARK.
Nsidisiowa, Nov. 10. 1887.
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By ordered that ihs ,ub,tsoce # The suuis, sfhsf
~i,h the citation b- Pubi,hei ths 'isu5 II srsI
p''a,-d al i'lsul. 10 the county 81 r tlsrI. tvo
weskt tUoce.slFov. the asi 4 "a shall te Leaf
,ry dsy, hssrs ths ,e..iau ~ thr ~urt ne ri
pssi 10 be holden Ruilsud ~ilhln srI Or s tuut,
Of alta ni, 20 The Tpe,sy nssi following the urf
Tuesday q Jsu1ry A. y ig3G ~aich ,bal bs lseiof.
suas .ni so'ies TO ell accrued 10 srPs.r and ,hsw
ess. any 'hsy h''s vi, 'si prayer aght ue' 10 be
grated
cHAs x WILLIAMS.
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