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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12


below, up stairs Satin Beaver Bonnets wholesale with or
without lining, Ton the millinery trade nsu
u EMOVAL.-Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger has removed
IL from Is " store, No SIT Broadway, No. 2Conrtland
street near Br, adway. my8 I'm
- observation-disclosures JACKSON has removed his
llMedeated por Baths No. Bowery where
he has baths ready for visitors five minutes notice. from
o'clock NJ to IL o'clock, r. A. An intelligent female who
has mad three years experience in the business in constant at
tendance on the ladies' apartment Genteel furnished apart
ens and board with good nurses provided for nvad who
may wish put themselves under The medical treatment Of
DR.. Jackson and the Medicaed vapor Baths. myl2 I'm
TN Il subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, at
ihe corner OF Fulton and Water sts Brooklyn in The best
possible condition. ready To receive bOarders by the day.
week or year, at moderate charge The which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant and
ary VIII be let either with without board Some of them
connected with parors suitable for small families The table
VIII be furnished with good substantial and the bar with
good liquors. Every attention viii be paid the comfort of
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER.
brooklyn, May Is, 1897. my27lmA
MOSS Pearl STREET.-Spacious and SPLEEN
did oteLBoard reduced to 81 80 Pearl Street House
Rebuilt with every convenience upon the old sce the midst
OF the Burnt District The proprietor grateful for lib
era patronage cheeruly the wishes of his friends and
the pubic, IN this crisis, by reduction dollar and fifty
cents per day. while he engages continue his style keep
ing and attention as heretoore. JOHN N. FLINT.
myl0y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

NOTICE-To Rail Road and Steamboat Companies Ho
,e ana other public establishments-The subscriber
prepared 70 make contracts for furnishing establishment
with Chns representing due bin Of value and
snous IN his american Silver Composition and he viii en-
gage not only 70 put them reasonable terms
deem them at a fair rate. Apply TO
DIT LEWIS FEUcHTwANGER,
l....a Il. IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

= TO LET.-Thc Store known a. No. IiG Maiden lane
- Inquire NJ 1871 Pcsrlst i3Oy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

majesty in council, altering the form of
prayer, in the liturgy, for the royal Family,
to be printed in the Newport Mercury"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
RaoDE-IsLANp REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY MoRNIsc

-PUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNEsDAY MOKHINu-
VEyERaS 81 per annum, if paid IN advance
IA yT 3, % if no, paid in advance
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid. except at the option of the publishers.
aDyERTIsEMESTS not exceeding q square
inserted three weeks for 81; and II cents for each
subsequent Observation-Disclosures not marked
will be continued until forbidden, ana charged ac-
cordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.

The Assembly, met at Newport OH
Tuesday the 9th of May, and the next day
were chosen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
For the II. l. Republican.
HISTORICAL SKETCHES, SECOND Sc
RIES.

1t was night and at the silent hour when
all created things seem stricken as with the
stiffness of death-when 10 sound reached
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
STEPHEN HOPKINS, Governor.
JOHN GARDNER, Dep. Governor.
Assistants.

Assistants.
James Honeyman, Nicholas Easton,
Jabez Bowen, Nicholas Cooke,
William Richmond, Jonathan Freeborn,
Joseph Edmunds, Jonathan Randall,
Erancis Willit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

In silent contemplation to adore
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
Distressing Shipwreck and terri
BILE loss OF Lives.

The steam packet Home, Captain White,
from New York, bound TO Charleston, from
whence she sailed on Saturday, the 7th IN.
slant, on Monday, 9th, Ut half past 10 r..
NJ. sprung leak when off Hutleras, and
was run on shore miles north Of Ocra.
cock, TO save the hives of those on board
but Of 90 passengers, 20 persisted, and Of a
crew, consisting Of Is, 20 only were 81, ed.
The following is list Of the passengers
saved:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
ME INpIANs SEEING rur =,

80 A'-'S SEniNG TIE pf Az
1t was novel and exciting s,ea az
the Theatre on Saturday night 81 -
casion Of Miss Nelson's benefit. re 'IS
es aud the parque,ie were filled 4, va
left of the stage sat delegation or @
chiefs representing the Sious, Iowa.. 'SoE
and Foxes, Of the Missouri river. W.
single exception, not one % them b,a "a'
before visited the settlements Of tho, , fa
brethren. Before them, in the ,a,,' .''
they beheld crowd OF civilized mo- NV
gled with whom were the kindred n ''s
Of them, the Sioux from the Falls
Anthony part Of these dressed IN Ia. L
tary coats, with epnulettes, ana M.
silver bands, aud others in the ne,y li' ~
cts aud leggings they had Tia, day ,ss
cd as u present from their Great p,,
la the boxes vas an array OF females III
lng with strange interest Gu these 80.
the forest. But the attraction for ,be -
" on the left 81 the stage vas The se,l. ~
fairy figure OF the Mountain Sylnb
she descended, and her fee, touched III,
ly the stage, their cries mingled IA
the plaudris OF their white breibesn
she moved from place 10 place app.,-
and vanishing with rapidity laai M,
them Of the iieeluess OF deer il, tbe,,
tive hunting grounds, their interest .ar,r.
more intense. One Of them, Pa "a ma,
pi, The Man Struck By R,ekara, "a ,o,r,
chief Of the Yanctons. suddenly fa,s !,
threw at her feet the rpIcodid az car. 80.
posed Of iealherS Of tho war eagle. et.I
he bad often worn IN bloody co,.llic,, 7,
the enemies Of his people. Most rad,
fully did the Sylph receive she ollsfir, h
appended u 20 her osn rich costume.
A few moments passed and, an aged
chief, 70 ko.ua. The Plume, wlo 5,n,.
a long life has been distinguished &, ~
friendship for the Americans esgecn.y
the war Of 1912, moved hy sutdcn q
pulse. made 10 hes an oblAilou Il E,5.,
war cap, To Ia ca, The Man ,ha,,li.
ed the irsl Wound, celebrated b,.,s L
The anclons, almost immediately llgn.4
presented her Nth a spleudld robe y. h.
skins nf the While wolf, winch &C. Aa6 a.,
only at the more uuposiug ccrcmouaa 4
hts lribe. buffalo role, richly oruals
ed. was next tic gill q Ia "a Il. Its|
Futked Horn. the second cAlC. 81 ,s
ianctons. Aud Muu. ka.ush. Ia. h.
Trembling Earth. a Young brave Il n.,.
Of tae same tribe, bestowed aul,fs- IL.
IL s,m.lar fabric and workmanship Ans
presentation Of his gil, each ol ilrrr e..i
aud warriors addressed 10 tic S}lh s.s
words of compliment, tie las, usgAntg
iha, be- made las oairung TO tie ueag, Z
Washington. WITH graceful cas- sseI.
pressed her regret thai Sic could a. ,-es1
to them 20 their native language El
thaas them tor ttesg splendid donaaoa
Add ssse requested tie interpreter 8 81.
them that shu would ever feeanl taca 4
iucads aud brethren. 1aeu. at,airuea
the box, she presented 10 e.eh Js4.l4
ostrich plume. eh'nh shey tu4e5al,,
placed upou ilie,r head aFszses A,us.
eiosr, as she Saa ascending, shc spfes wi
or bcr bros the splendid var gag O. &.
feathers, prodociug ulast uagieal elsc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
sI0,E0.Q9O
SuRTREASI RN BILL


The House then proceeded to the Orders Of the
day, and went again into Committee Of the Whole
the state of the Union Mr.. f. O. J. Smith in
the chair, on The Ssnats's Sub Treasury bill.
Ths question was taken upon the amendment
thereto moNed by Mr., Garland, Of Virginia, and
decided IN the negative yeas -, nay 20. Al
ter which, Mr.. Dawson muycd 10 amend the bill
BY striking out the whole OF It excepting tAe en-
acting clause, and inserting in lieu thereof plan
Of special deposiie and custody % the revenue IN
selected SJato Banks. Pending the discussion OF
tins amendment the committee rose, aud against
the earnest remembrance oil the Chairman OF the
Comait,ss Of WAYS and Means the lleuss &C.
jouTnsd, by yeas aud nays ysas l02, nays -.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -.
The Vice Prcs,asnt having minated al tic
close al the prcriou. days sitting that be should
not resume tie char dunn. tile sesIiea, the ten.
Vim. 4. King, OF Alsblus, was o.eclsd President
OF the Senate pro tempSfe, without opposition
After an animated speech from VI Soltaatd %
the subject, tue motion 10 discharge The Judiciary
ComaiItlee from the further consideration OF tie
Executive recommendation in regard 10 bank
f0pl law agreed 10. and the remainder OF the
s!lung with closed doors.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TlC morning hour occupied IA the consla,
tIAt4J1 " sii4, IStN4tt- "a" Sat uetS'S ~ ~
Committee oi Claims, 10 amend the act u l,lh
January la,t, providing or payment o; aefses .ost
10 ths military service ~ .hl United safes Which
DA! was finally orGersd u tAita reading, AID
was read tLifd time passed, and sent 10 NE Sen
ale for concurrence.
The bii. from the senate coueedtag certain
rights 10 AIrs. Madison, cuacl.r,ac Lcf iatc hGs-
basd's papers, was e1G tarst several taies, 4ao
finally passed
The bli from Ihe senate concerning To d.
Uici Of Ceiusrlia bans, vas iNIce read aaG, -llsf
some discussion, Orasfsa to iis on ne iaa.s.
he Seaates SUBJ rsauTy bii saS resumed
and powerful speeches .ainsi It delivered b. if
LcEars aHd Mr.. MAYOR, the latter Of ~hem rad
10, concluded when the haur n recess arrived.
ider ths recess, Mr. Nator concluded bis
speech and vas followed BY N Ii Moofs Of New
lofk.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

{. { tedy, Montgomery, Alauama.
Csp, Alfred HILL, Portsmouth, \. II
Capt Saiter, do dO
James johnson, j., Boston, Mass.
y. Ciock, Athcus, Georgia.
Wan. ;. Read, New lllteu Conn.
Conrad Quin, Jersey city.
john MlthtT,
Captain White and - OF lhe crew saved.
One Of the passengers iloatcd ashore with
a Ilie preserver. How necessary Tor every
boat TO have a surely OF these useful articles.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
ftaa tts Ssyae. sal Ds.ax.sf Ssn S.i'
THE YANKEE LAM VIZ AND raE ga
hLR.

kl.R.
EuesS you've never lpeeh "a lhf S'llt
There you'i, sec the grca, DapieI " ebea
he's grrd man, tell VOC hog Y IA
ham, No. Z, guess would te 10 unirh Il
him as an orator he'd talk lin. eul q sex
70 hall an houc. Il he MS in your Haos
.. kommons, reckon he'll make SONG 4
yuur gtuat folks look pretty s'rakfJ mtI
a patriot and statesman, and d must p4ri.c
alaF cute hsyer. There vas a Qnk0
chap TOO cute tor him encc tho, Tbs 1lss'
ker, pretty known old shaver, bad
cnusc dnan 10 Rhode Island 50 he sea! 10
Daniel To htfu h,m to co doau end plead s-'
cau,o Coz hIn, 80, says he. Lawyer Ne5s'si'
what's your fec p "Nhy, says nlaist
lci me srei have got 10 90 dosn solA
- Washington, 80 plced tire great lnsona'e
case d The Hartford Company aad l~
gut 70 bn az Cincinnati 60 attend Iia ~
scnilOn; and | dou'l sse how con g Y
Rhode Island without great loss aud lltls"
II would cost YOU may be, more Ibaa ~
would he wiling TO give. We'll, the VHl
ker looked pretty white abou. tue giIis'
tell YOU, when lac heard thus for be eo--
not do without hlm 90 hos, aud be dld ~
like ibis preliminary talk Of his at alI At q,
ho made bold 60 ask hun the Sors' =
Il, shat he would take -" Why 'A'
Daniel always liked tho QulseH
tLoy are quiet, poaecahle pctr'c, w,
never 70 to law II they can help y am
would ba better for our great coui'3
there were more such people IN H. lug
Cor YOU a. low as eau uiIofdi s1S l"V
dollars" The Quaker we'll nigh aiD'1
when he heard lhis, bat he was preiil o.'t'
too, So SAYS lie, "Lawyer, that's gl'''
deol Of money bat | have more o"''
there; II give YOU the 1000 dollars ".
YOU plead The other cases | shall ha'a
glyc you !" YES, says nanlcl, W.
10 the best OF my humble abilities
down they went TO Rhode Island, ana -"
el tried tic cnsc aud carried Il for Inc we
ser Well, the Quaker, he goes rouuu
ali the folks that had suits IN eoafs, az,
'ays ho. /" What viii YOU give me u -
he great Daniel TO plead for you u IA
me 1000 dollars for fec; bul now w ~
are pretty thick, and as he IS on '!.e 'it,
I'd get him to plead cheap for you y
col 300 dollars from one, and 2oo ltVH
lo,hcr, and so en- until he got | Ivy u0''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THE FLoRIDA WAR INVESTIGATION.

HE LoRlnA VAR INVESTIGATION.
The House proceeded 10 the unfinished business
Of yesterday morning, which, was the motion ct
Mr. Mckay to postpone the condition OF the reso-
lulien Of Mr.. Wise Tor Committee Of Inquiry on
the Florida war tall the frs, Monday in December
next.
Mr. Williams, of n. C., demanded the yeas and
nays on the question OF postponemeat and they
were ordered by the House.
Mr.. Bond tosk occasion to introduce the follow
ing ststsment of appropriations, within the last
two years for the suppression of Indian hostilities
oil the expenditures beln. so much in addition 10
the ordinary expenses OF the military establish
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

Sihtngs Of Congress. One Of the long
est sessions Of Congress was held at PbIa.
delphla, from November tho 18th, 1867, 10
July 10Th. l70si being 2f6 days The
shortest session was held ut Washington,
from May 22d, TO June 2sIh, 1909, being
80 days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

A loud call.--The Detroit Free Press
states as rumor, TIM, ladies' who 20 West,
frequently receive offers Of marriage from
speakiag trnmpetC, before they reach the
wlaryes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
EIaeallon. Til flL.oNlng elegant ex.

Education following elegant ex.
tract ought 10 be read b. every Father:
Ii the time snail ever come when thts
mighty fabric shall toiter; wnen the ba4
con when uow rises ia pillar o. fire, a
sign and wonder OF the world, shall wax
dun the cause vii be found 90 TIE tguo
rance Of the people. ! our { aon Is still
. continue 10 cheer the hopes and animate
the efforts Of the oppressed Of every uallou !;
II the fields are to h. un,rud by the hlfp.
lIngs Q! despotism; # long days OF blessed
hess are 10 attend our career Of glory; II
YOU would have the sun continue 10 shed rs
gucioudsd rays upon the face Of Freshmen,
then educate all The children IN ne land
TINS alone siartles the lyran, IN his dreams
Of power, and rouses the slutnbenng euer-
gles Of an oppressed people. II was incl
hgence that reared up The majestic cnlumu-
Of national glory; and tins aione can Pre-.
vent them cumbing 10 ashes
TIE tr1 Dogs reading the follow.
ing paragraph 10 tn Salisbury Waterman.
Ne al lr>, thought that us taceuous editor
must base Inlaudcd It as a flng az Gen.
jackson and the ob>eqIiou. follower 10 his
footsteps. Bot as the Salisbury editor aIges
the names Of bali Gazaa gentleman as
vouchers far ti,e truth of his story, We uust
4cqIn hun d any political wdaa~ry on ta.s
occasion. The parallel, however IS uot tBe
less striking. The old dog crippled By hs
eJpfrsmetfs, hslttug on three l.g- ever o.
forwards, aud hi, faithful follower haIdia2
up hls hlnd leg n humble imitation III hts
master If there could be ans thing more
embIematcal Of Andrew J4sk
son and Martin Van Buren,, we should ie
. lad TO sua" t.-Pefers5vg hteligencer.
Jrah Is stronger than fiction. -There
are tao dogs ~ Montgomery county, y. {.
y, whom this fact is related: "IheY had
been hunted together after decs, fpr several
years; at length the elder got a., htnd lcg
caught IN sieel.trap 20 the riycf, which
causcd hun to lose u lus, below tbs hook
JOINT. THIS did not prevent han from run
mag, however after It had healed. Gut In,
young friend and pupil, from that time forth,
ran upon three legs holding up the hind
leg corresponding with tue injured leg IN his
For the truth of tbs, ,-44t.
DR.. Montgomery, John &. Atkins, and bali
3. d4..sn h,=hts RS table gentlemen about
Lawreuceuio.-.5aItabary Wqtchman.
Cdnals in the Taifed .Stafes.-A Buaalo
paper gives 'ue aggregate Of 1900 miles
SIS Of which are IA New York, SIT Ia
Pennsylvania, jGl 10 Ohlo, 800 IN Mary. /
land and Pennsylvania, 100 Ia Louisiana,
100 IN New jersey, aud 100 ia s. Carroll
Ia, &c.
Cohoa ret with sweet oil and paregoric,
relieves The car.acAe very soon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

Mr. Wright expressed bis willingness to post
pons the bll. until TO. morrow.
Mr.. Calhoun then Withdrew his motion, and
the bill vas accordingly postponed snly until to-
IQorguw.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

COTTON ret with sweet oil and paregoric,
relieves The car.acAe very soon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

CdnGls IN the IAiied .Stqiea.-A Buffalo
paper gives the aggregate Of 1900 miles +:
G77 Of WINCH are IA New York, s47 Ia
Pennsylvania, jGl 10 Ono, 800 in Mary.
land and Pennsylvania, 100 Ia Louisiana,
100 IN New jersey, aud 100 ia $. Carroll
Ma, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
THrG.DtX, o. roBER IL.

IN SENhT ~ III sa..vs~ war Engaged dur
Ing The puucJaoi part of the day discussing the
bankrupt hi-.--0r rather tue motion 10 discharge
ths committee iyou Hs Further cgpstdero ion
Messrs. Benton and Cr'iishaeu spoke At ,oussI.
cradle engiA-lae question lies over one day. B..
fore taking no tuls subject the Senate passed lie
warehouse bii--a b.i! surreudsfla. to ME-. Mad
ison certain profits arising from contracts made
with individuals 10 relation IL Fame Of NJ. Md.
sons works, aud also tbs foreign copy rigat t.
Mfs Madison. The bill concerning the District
Banks was amended to reach the issues 81
individuals sply--and in this form was sngrossed
for third reading
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
JOHN MDONALUS ESTATE.

SI;fIE oFpER,uoNT TRE ii remembered ih,,
District IF huiiand, s. NJ at a stated Prob,,,
Court holden nj Rutland IA said district on the Al
day o!cpcmter, 4. u 1887.
Present WLLL3W HALL. Judge
An instrument purrorins To lie the last will aud H.,
lhmeni "fJ"ns ADoSALD, late Of Brandon, 10 said dr.
beng presented 10 the court here by b..
l"mn NJ DoGsld The executor therein named Tor no
ba'c: " -
It IS ordered by sfid court That ell person, eoa.,ssi
'hercn' oe nouhed 10 appour al session Of sad eaar
pe h"1en oil the probate office IN Rutland the In.
Monday Of October next and show cause II any ihey
may have. against the probate OF sad will for which
purpose 1t Is further ordered that copy Of the record
d" ms order be published three week. .gcce.yely 10
be,
38 Attest, H. n 7OHSLEE, Rtgisi,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wv the t"o,cuhsrs, beng sppoio ted by The IIoa
~ PROBATE Court t.r the district Of Rutland com.
ue''' 10 receive, examiue snd adjust ali claus u
1eH4"Lu' oI Oh Pffs"us sgaipst The estate Of
JOILT HHITE,
@ie Of NJ i"ley, "a ,aid di,ifi leeea,el sen.
insoiteui, all" sod al claims aud dtusld e1hb,te M
oh.e thereto ani * moulhs iron the l7tb dag OF Au.
gust i@'l, eng allowed by saII court TER tho ura,e
We j. therefore hereby give uu.ice that We vii .:.i
ihs business Of our tsi appointment. At the dwelling
house Of ssi dseea,ej, M helley. ca lie "a Mn
I13," o. No'e@oef snd February pe1t, iron O'Clock
ouii oelock p n % each Il ssid dsyi.
DANIEL PACKER.
MARVEL JOIN on, ( c'r"ii't'Atr'
Dated q, Ruilsai I7th Aug 1851 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03

Believing that J'wei,'. Improved Vegetable PHI. sre
REMEDY worthy ri,r highest confidence. an induced
from pubic considerations tu state the effect they had 90
member 81 my family. Eatly IN the ,a,t winter ~ 3
"le eN ereuceI the access Of disease which gradus
IN ''"sed 10 high degree of severity. The sym to m.
were great Vr"slaun Of strength oss Of appttte main
~ nc mead dzz0es' paipaton ofihe heart, pain IN the
the 'prns, aai received immediate relief Th.v verc
continued coipg 10 the directions until nearly Two
boxes were taken, when the appeared to be
and no symp'nns Of disease have since appeared
l9'SneIl LEYi ABEL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
CHARLES f. RAU.,


WIN feelings Of rious gratitude To heaven, (whsnce
h""s'Vfry good aui precious gin.) nov CON l,v,i
u''e "ne To NE numefous ttsiimoniTs Of ihnso Who
nave 81 per- eneed h' hsppy eecis o"Dr Jewstt. Vey.
'a''e tHh-' f"r more than iwn year, have ,ye, ~
''''f'y from disea'e Of the stomach ing 20 lie
i1h.eme"l n tie dgesilve organs. AGd though ran
' ,'e '''"iHs"l'u oHutse d msuy reneIie, isnied
Tor Their rsiie giving virtues, vet al va, ,n ao a.
81 length through The sd,ies ia GirnII con-
'sA.si 10 make r~ 1.-THE shove usmsd Pil,. the u,e
o. hch h@i esnFlsyr ,faLlsAed ny ling te,sb,s b,
hsaAh. "A N'A'eS ="
J. D. DRC.sNoD, csaehe Pre-,
bs.o7, ra,,. Jvly ss,h 1853 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
isaac R.4ND.4LLSS ESTATE

HfaIE oFPERNONT lYDE il remembered ths'
- Dr'net Of Rutland, - At special probsi,
Court holden at The Probate Ol6ce in Rutland 10 ,aJ
district On the - day Of eptemberA D. 1887.
Presen', WfLLLfH nall, Jv8gc
10 H persons concerned ia the estate Of Isaac Rspi
la'e of VT Molly, deceased, iuiestate
VhSTeds, GsLLFsA RAsDALLadu iaistratrix ofihes
'e o. sara doceaedpropnsr, TO render sp account Of her
present her account against said eiiais
Tor allowance az the Probate Court 10 be- bolsn At Rot
'AnI 10 se- district, the 1t Monday Of October nsI
LHefgoTe, you hereby notified 10 appear bslo,
'sd courAt the time add place appointed TO show eaus
lowed.
Given under my hand aud the zeal Of aid protss
Us court at Rgtlsnd, "a said district.
80 H. b. TOWSLEE, RsgDieI.
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Price 80 Cents.

d n. J. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw.
- yer, Tlnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, g. G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsford Boynton &
Martin, Orwell c. X. Walker, Benson
A. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley g. Lef
ingwell, Pouliney; VIM. Moulton d. Co.,
Castleton F. Slason, and Daniels e. Bell,
Rutland. 29:4Otiay