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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
Wood Choppers Look.

ThYEs BARRETT ,Jr, vents 400 cord, 81 wood
y "ut 90 Poe liiIl hs may to.
RIllbnA, Nov TO- 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
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IQtar MASON have .r4c 40 oco rrY,
II SPfICE FLOOR BO.fRDS.
CL9PBO ans
AND Hf.NLOCk iret aud : pc,,i,
HFNIpCk lam ap1 Lining Bo.rI.. Ilen,icos
StH.NI} NO Tie %, ck llanh. 2 snd 2 inch thi.k
very ioll ,opply Of humber oon''nuliy on band
Rutland. Nov ~ 1887 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
b. or ~ q lie

:rY 1hMCe BARRETT r.. eTANLFY's Rotary
II aud rttlor stoves; GRANGFR'S Rotary aud Boz
-tovcs; CRAGELRs Cypcls Stoves al the lsws,t
cisi, pf.ce.
B,ilsud, Noy. 0, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

swhi: ip. Tae only Cnuntic. ia the St,to where The
Ntgs have lNs ground There was iu vote these
Scuass 1ne osscs, -, "a Lfc and i89 10 Gencsee,
ars deio~fcd a the footug
s,f~ tiaptton voting with Iongomrfs. trW arc P'u
b. esttnatc. the rdigat ~hen received, viii
.gs-e.as Wig ggu about 10 here stated s'N ~
% sd Ming Naio.n OF sboui ~ 90 Tie Nan bulen
~ 5f, la.i N,YVrber the Electoral vote, was 90
- .y if isis Is rot quue a. large 50 Tie
laLea ms..rt, ~. t.t lcaf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
BIC titGAN.

", max, ggcss that this State, too, has gone for
the Whgs a. the election OF CONGRESSMAN Sept BIB
Way ue County, mentioned below, gave Van Boron
inajaFi, 81 iUi being anger than was given Ivy any
other County IN the state
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

we are dos %, aud il.rr NJ Le'p 81 us The pre-
dscuans We have olsu 's.l before oar friends, haze
ea dsre gaf1ra aud upa th.y tarin O. De- itstgy
tfoe I'D cont -tnaag 9srl ef fAs Loeo Eo1os game,
,Alc tt Aase 4Inr4 tsla las worked o4t 's yu.s--
r5s. reslii. sHd fstiag s5s. ne product q GA lH-
lsIssed embrace VlA ne csttu-ists, has tsntird.
ist 10 l-L Ia L-s lrc-f.r Gstes,t Unto f,ah B4ta
NAY s. ,h iauirntatoss N- iausi learn sd1n Ly &.
,.rrsenee ana croft by The irssan beiare us
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
from Ae tiffany 3fgus
WHAT DO THr NEW YORK VAN BURLN
FArLRS SAY

Tie Eleciiop The uui1y4ratle results 20 own
county gwen yrfterDay were only The prelude 10 40
sdt,fse political t,uprst hat 20 have swept the
t,ste - yl haze nj hGrd a. siHgie eesHig ~
as "a fa- Dtroraur nrLet has sacCffssd ana We 10.
cloud, atnour m 90 saH, a. lc oldest and hfur,t strong
holds o. the tcmectaCY. He sAsi not 10 tls HpueUt
s.a o., inauir- iHi1 Il Sufficient 10 give
fraafs
The opposition have undoubtedly '.ectec mrloi.'y
81 ,.- Assembly ptobatiy iW1 20 one
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
new Yorl. cnt,lo Nar',c.--aoycmbcr 10.

new Yoris Cattle Nar'ic.--sOycmber ~.
~ market coo head of Beef Cattle including 900
from the South, 600 sheep mud Lambs aud ~ Mich
Cows
TIE quality md d-msud for beef was Cr. and nearly
al disposed Of Al Test week prices lay OF from 80 80.
average price 81 10 the 100 los
.Mith Co,os Sales dull, about 20 cold 3, from =? 10
$40.
SieSp ard Lap.is- Domaud brisk and 5000 sold
Sheep at from 81 - 20 - Lambs at 'FRONT.' 10 81 -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

BpstoS, Soy ll-Woot. Prime ~ SsIouy Fletc,s,
% washed 30 90 Ar-ricsn fu ibIprd washed. a.
q DO - do "a - d.. - do. 30 as -
and common 90 3ua 30 Sup"rbne Northern, poi ed
lamb. ~ g. No I. do. do, % 20 40. de- = q
- 3 d.. do 81
Ss'-- 81 wool sr- generally INSIDE on credit n f.t
months and the above quotations ore lhc ~" 90 pre's
-- taufirr
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07
wAsHIxcros sARcoPHAGUs.

+ Ga Saturday last we were Afforded an opportu-
atty Of viewing and admi1ins one Of the most cred
liable speeiM. is Of Americas sculpture that we
ever remember to have seen. We alIude to sar-
eophagus intended for the remains Of the Father Of
his eountsy, which has just been completed at the
mafbls yard Of John Stru:hen, Esq. Of this city,
add which tina, gentlemsn is about to present to the
surviving executor Of the illustHous dead. The
sa.rophagus 10 0f the frm of colin, and has bsen
chise:lsd out Of . solid block Of Psansyisania mar.
bic, 80 excavatcd ~ TO admit Of leaden coffin.
The lid 10 also marble Of the purest whiteness and
t,s finest texture. On this is most deicately scul
ta.ed tins American eagle standing upoa shield,
beneath which is seen crspsry representing tine Gag
Of the Unioa suspended cross wise from the top Of
the shield BY m arrow. The design, we under
stand, was furnished BY that gifted artist Mr.. VIM.
SsrickIand, but the execution 10 BY exquisitcly
delica,s ehisel from the hands Of workman, Mr..
john Hill, ia the employ Of Mr.. Ssru.hss. The
Asscy folds Of the banner, with the bright and po-
lshed ssan upon it, ARE beautifully done, and are
highly creditabls TO The skin Of the artist. Under
neatfs the shield the wosd WASHINGTON il Gu,
in sonken letters, 50 perfectly cIean and neat Is tn
give feeling Of sntirs ehastsness 70 the whole.
On The foot panel Of the eofan, the 6lIpwins
words are Inscribed: ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

EiTHEa WAY WILL Do-14Wtsy ou have M. e..
sah,' sid young man y ns1ee "A. HNn.
Jo!,n,' satd she, sbus yes may hsvs %, u 10
will"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

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De BrSrE, ". T.. Sept 3, 1877.
SRI hzre Jass acsseed yoer azvessaseneat
IN tie ssSziGrdu Esen1az Pos nizuye e
ne PETeasss 5s . III - e 4ss 80. -
piaS my vn:ing yoa with y'ev % affeesans
yosr zfsensioa 10 WsoDzssa, previously 70 buy-
ing elsewhere, may sos be deemed impessiseni,
l sAzii. without farshu sPeioEy. proceed =
give yoc some fafosrnzfion SesPeetidx tbs Il.
yosed eossssy, WHICH trsst viii q AL events
prove Of some iniesest = oee who tzkes p
raueA. - know yos do. u every thisg ne
iz;I E 70 the adTsoeeDens Ct her prosperity.
ssiS-s-=zx= >:=e e IL Frnease objects Of Too,
company. fzsshef than the advertisement r.
SesTed 20. am d cc1ne unpFepared 70 give
yoo sseh details - ycs night BE most desi-
rocs to o5tzia. but be they what hey may. II
strikes ne most foseibsy thst the probability
Of yoor realizing ycss wishes IN sone part a
ON Territory. Is greater shan i would Be any
where else ihzt know 81 The plce yoa pro
pose giving for land i ssased. You Of course
next desire thz; It shall be Of the best quality,
lpfosbded such can be had snyour terms. Yes
want = healthy climate. pre- water. ssfua-
Gon easy d access; Ia shors. yos doubfsess de-
sire aloczncn combining lie gsafes possible
EumbeY Of advantzges-.--zrd ais spos, Will
venture 70 affirm. without fear1f eontTsdsefson,
win be found within the limit Of Wiseons'n.
foa can obtain any quantity 4 . hne Land
here - the san ever shone ppn for 81 25peI
acre. ..foe for agricultural purposes, and also
(Which you perhaps viii scarcely csedlt) co..
tanning immense bodies Of Led and Copper.
Nature has not either fenced osPloaghed cur
fields; bni she has done very lite short OF this;
having scattered groves Of timber At eoaven-
lent intervals over she bosom cfthe smoothly
undulating prairie, leaving noth;,g for the hus.
bandman to do bot make and Ia. his rails be
fore he proceeds II once to brek mp the soil.
No s4eleanng" whatever, nor -srubbing' n
in Pennsylvania and other plaess, being pre-.
Yeouisite: and A 10 the abundazce and purity
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

j. ahs MAyos's LAsr~ On being asksd II Mr..
fieiponps church was slruek b. uektnins. dur;ms
the last storm, 10 rspisd q: 81 & e. ne Oiu,,.
dertng neavif.', fRos,cr pa
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07
sAADN r; :; sowlhs' Is A,-...-.',.

Before SamI. W. BASTin8t0n, Ju66es & y
Peace within and for the county Of d Dssss.
NTOTICE is hereby given, Thass ssii il Il.
IN sachment has bsen commenced, satdsd ss
l owe, against the goods and chastsls, Gghn asd
credits Of the said defendant, IN absent dsbs, ~
tnat the said suit stands eoAsinusd until u -
day Of December, next, At the oa;es q aM -
tiee, in thu town Of Peru, Wiseoasia TsHitT.
(datedl SAML. w. HARRINGTON, J.F.
August %, 1881. le-3n b
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

Revival OF Busix Ess.-We are gyatifed 10
perceive that the streets Of this city begin to
sent cheerful aspect. We learn that trade has
ve-y sensibly improved within few days, and
jnbbers now have hopes of doing respectable fail
business. This, though not sufficient to relieve
merchants wholly from the existing pressure, Is still
encouraging for the future. Sale made at short
er credits and for greater proportion Of cash than
has usually besn the Casa change which readers
transactions more secure, and improves the footing
of business.
The late importations OF cotton have bsen large,
and 60 to better market. The accounts from
England are in measure calculated 70 infiise .
spirit Of secniity, and enlarge tbs operations Of
the merchant. This must in course Of time ripen
INTO confidence, and produce those corresponding
beae6siai results 30 aEdenty hoped for b. all class
That business will in a short time recover from
its present depression, We hare no doubt: and the
step most ESSENTIAL in Fastening such event will
b the resumption of specie payments by the banks,
which we hope will be undertaken as speedily q.
possible.-lN. Y. Ev. Post.
At large and respectable meeting Of the ci,i.
zens Of the town Of Parkhurst, w T., and vicinity
in the Office Of Col Thos. C. Ead.. ON SATURDAY ths
9th inst for the purpose Of organizing IN Indepen
dent Volunteer Company, Col. VIZ. HooAN wal
called 10 the Chair. and Isaac X. MULLEN up.
pointed Secniary.
Alter few brief remarks from the Chair, sx-
s 'ns o1sscu q me meeting, the following
SS, .Mu ls.osu'sons were oherea oy Mf'
wi W. ou"usn, ana unanimously adopted:
;,,.,,;s s III: Letn!ory u iast sstillng WIN ~
III ~ ."u .n2estI'ous gel OF yonns men ron
sa ~ psns 81 We n; and whereas, we nave
;.op..sse ~ none on the globe tor fertility, and
OF Al classes Of people: Therefore,
nssolvsa' tnat We DO highly approve 1sor the
eseb Co.. On. .n9wns our love ana 'nenanip 'oi
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

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II USr rsc' on eonsignmest, . w: 1ns@
81 Seed. Sept. 16 E. LOCAWoy,E.
sDEDSTEADS and Table, fas ae q
LED Sep. is z. LOCAWuVD'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-07

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Sept q. z. LOCxWoon
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an e.
lection will be held ON the 4M Thurs
day in this month, at the several places
appointed by law in Hampshire coun-
ty, to choose one fit person to represent
the District composed Of the counties of
Hampshire, Frederick, Berkeley Nor
gan and Jefferson, in the Congress of
the United States likewise one fit per-
son to represent the District composed
of the counties of Hampshire, Morgan
s Berkeley in the next Senate of Vir-
GINA, and two fit persons to represent
the county of Hampshire in the next
House of Delegates, at the following
places and under the superintendent
of the following gentlemen, viz:
1T The Courthouse, in Romney:-
K. c. Kcrcheval, Daniel Mytinger, H.
M. Inskeep, Garret I. Blue and John
M. Pancake.
fit Mehousc of Ell BeaN:-Wm. Ra-
cey,James Caudy, Samuel Gard, Fred
enck spaid and James Vance.
1T the house Of Benjamin Stump -
Peter Malcolm, Abraham Moore, Pierce
Noland, Samuel Bonham and Geerge
Mcreland.
1T the Stone school-hou,e on the land
of Robert Sberrard George Keiter,
Jr., James Sommerville, John Largent
Of Lewis, Moses Hoge and Anthony
Blickwalter,
At tbs house Of Samuel Hammcck::-
William Welch, john Singleton, Thos.
WEIGH, Joshua Johnson and John Rog-
ers.
Afttl house Of Elisha Thompson =
Joseph Hoffman, Joseph Smith, Rob-
ert N. Burch, Joseph P. Clutter s. Ma
than Tucker.
1T the house Of John Piper Capt.
William Abernathy, James Alternately,
Solomon D. Parker, James Donaldson,
Jr. and John Carson.
1T the house ofLayton S. Cu,sdif:-
John Vandiver, John Pierce, John r.
Hickman, Alexander Kelley and L. S.
Cundiff.
JOHN SLOAN, Sheriff.
April |,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
April Is, 1897.

Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancey. for Hampshire County, H.
pr11 term, 1887.
John Culp, plaintiff, against
George Cup; James Allen administra-
tor Of John Stewart decd, & Dennis
Culp, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard
this 10th day Of April, 1887, upon the
bill, exhibits, answer of James Allen,
administrator John Stewart, s. repli-
cation thereto, order Of publication du-
ly made as to George Cup; and as to
Denis Cup the bill was taken for con-
fessed, the bill having been filed and
subpoena executed more than four
months, and he still failing to appear S.
answer the bill. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth adjudge, order
and decree, that the Commissioner Of
this court do state, settle and adjust the
accounts between the parties, SO as to
shew whether the said John Stewards
estate and George Cn'p or either of
them, are indebted to the complainant,
and if how much, stating specially
such matters as he may deem pertinent,
or as either party shall require, and
make report of his proceedings herein
to the court, in order to final decree.
But this decree is not to be construed
as settling the principles of tn. ease or
the liability of John Stewart $ admins
traitor to account, but those questions
are reserved to be decided at the hear
ing, in the meantime either of the par
ties is permitted to take testimony as
to the alleged partnership in the purch-
ase and renting ofthe mill or any mat
ter involved in the cause, A copy
Teste, JOHN B. WHITE, c. c.
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Carsast hyperion Court Of La:s end
Chanceryt for Hampshire COUNTY, H.
praI Term, 1887.
Osmond C. Tiffany, William C. Shaw.
and Comfort Tiffany, late Merchants
and Partners, under the name and
firm of Shaw, Tiffany & Co., Plain
tiffs, against
Angus w. Mcdonald and William
Seymour, surviving Administrators
of William ]. N. Stephens, decd,
and the said William Seymour, Tho
mas Maslin and Abel S. Cunning
ham, Executors Of Samuel Meme
chin, dec d., who was one of the
Administrators Of the said William
]. N. Stephens, dec'd., Defendants,
Andrew Aldridge, Benjamin d. Hig-
don and Francis w. Alricks, Mer-
chants, in Partnership trading as
the firm Of Aldridge, Higdon s. Co.,
Plaintiffs, against
The same Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
These causes came on together to
be heard this 10th day of April, 1887,
on the bill and exhibits, and orders of
publication in each case, and were ar
gued by counsel, and more than four
months having elapsed since the filing
of the said bills, and returns of the SUBJ
pGnas executed and orders of publi-
cation duly made. And the said de-
PENDANTS still falling to answer, and the
defendant Mcdonald conceding the
right Of the said Plaintiffs to decree.
the said bills are taken for confessed.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that Master Commissioner,
John Kern, j., do state, and settle the
Administration accounts of the estate
Of the said William J. N. Stephens,
decd, with the said Angus w. Nc
Donald and William Seymour, surviv-
ing Administrators of the said William
ia N. Stephens, decd, and also with
the said William Seymour, Thomas
Maslin and Abel s. Cunningham, Ex-
ecutors Of the said Samuel McMechin,
dec d., who was one Of the Admins
traitors ofthe said William J. N. Ste
phens, decd, stating specially all such
matters as may be deemed pertinent
by himself, Or which may be required
by either Of the aforesaid parties to be
specially stated, and make report there
otto the next term Of this Court, in Or
der toa final decree. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, CHIC.
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