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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

CoLoNIzATIoN.-Thec cause of Colonial
tim is likely 10 be much benefited by
project which hns just been started in the
city of New York. 1t contemplates the
purchase of II suitable vessel, to be sold to
such free persons of color as will agree to
man her with colored seamen, and navigate
her as regular packet between this coun-
try and Liberia, on condition that payment
I've made for her by conveying emisrants
from time to time from the United States
To the colonies or settlements in that coun-
try.
The plan is recommended to the favor
of the community at large, on the ground
that it will place in the hands Of colored
persons the means of improving their
African settlements, of building up their
fortunes, and Of commanding respect; and
that it will relieve the society or societies
from the heavy expense of removing large
body of einigrants. 1t is further conlendcd
that it will secure regular aud frequent, in
tercourse between this country and Africa
develope the resources of tha, land to oul
colored population, incline them to engag,
in commercial operations, and in oihel
laudable pursuits, that may tend to increae,
the advantages of such commerce. 1t i,
also believed that it will render far NOR,
efficient than heretofore the enterprize o
colonization, aud open new and hubert,
untried avenues to usefulness and prosper,i,
to the minds Of men of color both in thi,
country and in Liberia Bali. American.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

An Aged MWderer,-Thomas Hamilton,
young man about % or 81 years Of age,
was stabbed on the night of the 24;h of Sep
tember, a, Spring Hill, Mobile. ltappear-
ed that the deceased had been in the city
drinking, aud returned home late at night,
when he me, his grandfather, who wns also
lnebr'aied. uifing alteration ensued
between them, and the latter struck the
young man and stabbed him in the belly,
OF which wound he died in nine or ten
hours afterwards. The murderer is about
ninety years Of age aud is named Benjamin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR.

NO. ia, THAMEs-STREEr,
-T,sgufy announces to the public MatAs
pied -" oTed n from the Store recently oecu-
;onahie -. Potter. where he offers for sale fash
,;na,. assortment of Broadclorhs. Cassmsres S,,.
kent by I ressilng: and all other goods usually
descriptions will he iaalSSrs-whsre garments of all
notice and warranted to ~, '''e'' al the shortest
ranicular attention paid TO cutting.
" j. ID. 3, hopes by stri CT a,ten,;onss -.
20 meet the wishes Of his customers
solicits. "hieh he very
Feb. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

IL lst, 1915,
ing for them wiH pleas
IS they are placed in
w l. Mayhem
VIM Mcku
Charles w Melblnk
Peter McQein
John Mcguire
Miss Sarah Mitchell
Dianna Morrow
Cap VIM Norris ,
George X Norton
James X Newhall
Act Mid Henry 5 New
comb
Francis Olmstcad
Daniel J Odde
Edward Ii OWN
Il Henry Oman
ID J Odell
Joshua Perry
Joseph Perry
: Henry Potter
Thomas Pratt
Alfred s Peckham
Nicholas Proctor
Mis-, Mary + p Potter
Samuel Rundlett
Mrs Sarah Richardson
$
Cap J b Seller .
Joa Francisco Svavey
Morton NJ Smith
Cap Shubrick u S N
Miss Stephens
Martha Spink
Catherine A Slocum
Il
Simeon Trot
Mrs Margaret Tew
w
Thomas Wiles
James West
Thomas Wilbur
Royal West
William Walker
Paris Walker
Cap II Wilcox
Benjamin Wood |
Mrs Martha ID WaShburn .
Sarah Williams
L Wainwright
MIDDLETowN.
lohn Gould |
JAMESTOWN.
Thomas b Howeu =
George Armstrong
Lucy Hazard
IRISH.
Timothy Obryan Taylor |
Robert DurIs
Andrew Brannan
Pat riernan |
Andrew Rahan /
John Mcbride
Patrick Sullevan
Flanagan hlmaty
Timothy Foy /
John Sullivan Smith
Martin Metay
Mrs Daniel Roomy
X. X. CARR, L. Nj
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
Twillcd E'lanuels.

\ a PIECES Marin's best Twillcd flanncls,
u " for sale at reduced prices, by
Aug - NJ. HALL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
CARPETS NGS
AND RUGS,

A beautiful assortment
Pearl Buttons,
Hooks & Eyes, &c, &c.
With a great variety Of ar.
Iticles not mentioned.
10 have the pleasure oI
nd as many others ~ vii.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
REMOVAL.
THOMAS NJ. SEABURY,S
LIVERY s9eKR STABLE.

HAS BEEN REMOVED from Know,es'
IL Wharf to the Old Stand in Green Street. for
merry occupied by Seatury IL Tenant; where he
will be happy to receive the orders of his old friends
and customers, to whom he returns thanks for their
past iavors and socits continuance of their patron
age,
UJ Orders lefl as above-at his stable in Peham.s,
or at his house in Church-st will meet with promp,
attention Passengers conveyed to aud from the
Steamboats,, usual.
Nov. lst.-f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
BOMNETS

A now assortment OF
Leghorn and Straw, Col
ored mix'd, of a very hand.
some Pattern. Mourn !
do, do. Shakers, sry
handsome, for misses.
MIR. SW EET hope
seeing his old customers q
please call and be Statistic,
Oct. 3D..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

/ ~ {. - - ~
| o. Persons cal
say A" adrcrtised,"
separate Dor.
John | Apthorp
X J w Allston ,
John ID Austin
Mrs Robert Allston
LAG NJ Bache
Gilbert & Bowen
Mes w 81 ii A Barker
Cap Thomas Barker
~ l. Barker
Charles Bostwick
Joseph l'elcher
| William Bowen
Daniel ID Bartholic
James l. Barnes
William X Bennett
Henry w Billows
Miss Henrietta Browns
Harriet Bliven
T.
Com Creighton
Frances NJ Cecil
Mrs Elizabeth Cunnin,
ham
Sarah e Cornell 2
George Coggcshall
Miss Margaret Collins
margaret Carr
John Douning
J w Davenport
Mrs Patience Dayton :?
/;
John Ellis
Henry Eas,on
|ohn Finesan
elijah Foytor
Mrs Experience Fair.
weather
sophia Fendiers
e.
Thomas X Gcdncy
Sylvester Gardiner
.lisha Green
drs Sally G. Grsnnel
lary 9 Gardiner
1rs Edward Ill Hazard
;harles L Hazard
sylvester Hale
abraham IIealy
ohm w Hall
Thomas Handy
William Holly
drs Sarah Head
sarah Hazard
" + Hamilton
ane Hindeboo
theodore l. Jackson
Mrs MaIy Johnson
X
iouveneur Kortwright
jeremiah Kelley
Squire KNAPP
1t Il w Lawton
VIM n Ladd
Constantine Lee
John Lowell
Mis- w e Lcilingwell
Susan Lcdyard
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POsr OFFICE, NEW
FORT, Il. l.

OCTOBER lst, 1893,
0T~ Persons calling for them wiH pleas
say adcertiscd," as they are placed in
separate Dor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
TESTIMONY NO. ].

"A Letter from II. +. SHERWOOD, Esq, Of N Y.
DrD. :. Rowlanl,-Sir About the middle Of July
last, accdcually noticed ina newspaper the advcr.
tscmout Of the .Ndcitss SaHahre for which pcrceiv.
Cd you pgcnt and which protested to he soy reign
remedy for CONSUMPTION.
AZ my wife then fast wasting away with this
dreadful disease and our family phy-ciun was daily
and hourly uuXou>y CnJeavurns to restore hcrto health
without sHcccss, stepped 30 his house and askci
him II he had any objections 20 her taking this med.
iciuc. lie replied, that "he was perfectly willing thqt
hlrs Sherwood should take that any other medicine
she should choose, bat he thought could do goodas
her lungs were rapidly consuming, and no human means
could save her. ctlli, as drowning person wI catch
at strawaud the S1natye being recommended by three
physicians who had used it in their practice, she concu-
Gei 10 give 1t t1al. sent and purchased phiRl,
which she commenced taking three times day, giving
Tree Indulgence 10 her appetite according to the dl.
reuus. BY pushing this course she suffered consider.
ably for the first eight or ten days bat shory able
to cat aud drink freely without the least Inconvenience
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine.
her feeble and wasted form began 10 put on new strength
and she has been gaining from DAY 10 day until TIC pres
eut moment TO The utter u,tonishmont ,f our family
physician and lrcuds She is enjoying comlorta-
bic enough not perfect state Of health able be
bout house and attend church.
Mrs Sherwood and myself are 10th fully Of opinion
and so arc all who know her remarkable case that she
owes her life TO tho Sauatyo alone ogd as there are
probably many consumpYc persons in the United States
who have not yet heard th. medicine measures ought
speedily 10 be ado ted to have generally known
number Of persons in this ucghborhood, urdtr-
stand are taking for other serious complaints, with 'o-
~ great benefit.
think Of going TO the South. with my (anily. some
time this fall, and in case DO, viii proclaim the VIZ
tues Of the Snatyo III hat quarter Tor although some
of the physicians here actively opposed 10 #, do
sincerely believe it saved my w.le from an opening
grave.
II you think this letter will the public sood,you
at liberty 10 publish 1t.
Respectfully, &c. II +, SHERWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

vxvr Lnow st health sud ability 10 talbot IL The wealth
w oftho great ofhe people "a ht as 20 most 9th
81 countncs preserve therefore thai health BY naiu.
ral gfaud moral aud political scheme, TO inhl
which, Requires our utmost attention.
The unprecedented which hsa resulted from Bran
dreihs Ps during period ofupw ards of crhN Eve years
the uumofous aud extraordinary cures which ilcy haNo
performed upon hundreds Of individuals whom they have
rescued ffon almost inevitable death, amer they bad been
pronounced Rcutahle by tho 0mpoNt Of NC arulN
Justify pr Brandreh ne proprietor Of This universal med
cine IN warmly and conociontuusy recommending ~" inc
special notico " tie public
DR. Brandrcth wishes mankind consider this truth that
health depends the of purity which the blood h
kept every Of the body being supplied daily with new
blood from the food consumed consequently according to
the puroncs that blood so must the state Of the body be
less healthy To obtain therefore the most direct
purifier Of the blood is question OF no little Importance 10
every Individual
blood there will he doubt when rs known that they
have gained their present very extensive sale by their
intrinsic proved by the numerous which they
have accomplished in every variety OF disease
The peculiar action of these pills most surprising their
operations hcing more or o'ss powerful a'oodlne 70 no
?uroness Of the circulating fluid On person IN lair state
of health. who is unly costyc Slightly bilious, they VIII
be scarcely felt the contrary the complaint be chronic
and the constitution he much dc1ngcd the effect generally
first most powerful until the system be freed OF some
cd doses sass l"a to s e5sa S Gs accomplish
daily will the disease aud the constitution will
be restored state Of health and renewed vigor
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured Of consumption, influenza. colds
digestion, spepsia headache, asthma poui rheumatism
diseases liver complaint, poufsy depression Of
spts fits palsy dropsy, Group coughs, whoopng cough
qulny choc, cholera morbus gravel worms, dl sontay,
deafness sctoula eryspoas, st. Anthonys fire. salt
rhcum, white sWengs cancers, tumors, swccd feet and
legs piles, costycncss all eUptions Of tie skim female
complaints of every kind especially distractions reaxaons
sc. &c.
Such is the reputation and great the demand or the
Genuine "Brandrcths Vegetable Universal Pills" that a
counterfeit article made adrfiscd aud sold genuine
and some individuals who sell the counterfeit pills have
advertised hcmSCiUGs my agents and have found
cessay to preserve tho reputation Of my pills and the
public from imposition to furnish every agent with cerf.
cate, which is is follows -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
JOHN RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

SITE OFJEHoN IT. ,s) l. IT remembersI that
Dnirid e. huHsns, -. ~ sta ,peclsl Prohsie
'-oer held Al Rutlsnl Ia ,sl JI,,r,s, ~, On, a. =,
l,reh, q. a. 1853.
Present Ws. Halt lodge.
COPY 81 ~ is'i will ana ie.ismeri Il John eh.
h's'"a .e - NeSlon "a iht county q M.Ill,ssX
state 81 Ns.aeautetl. d.e.s,,l All, .il.l - go,
We 70 ne probate court iof Me caauly q NiIjleeR
'offsa TENS prescott - 60 The court here hat ,sa copy
sJ h doi sBd recorded 10 the PROBATE court for the
a'o' 81 he'sni siofssa3 rsrsesbly IN, statute 20
'aeh east n s.-s sui provided
- htftt5 cl-Sfei tbst al psrtout urtruei, h.
thsl 70 tpfcst hsiare ssl can i5sreol 90
hs hsiasa 81 kuiisui the In, MouIsy - Nsy peat
.sY cit" tht t.ns and fseuidag o she copy 81 tssi
v ~ a. aiefssaia. q ihsy esuts, r Nhlch Iuro.s 81
'af'hsi or4sfei. that eery e ths reori % the
csr he Puhfhei three Sssst suocstsNsls Ia tae Rat
iAs3 hsssl3 pranisa 81 Rutis41 e. rc9n 81 BAY ls
true oopy = record.
Is AueS. n D. TOHSLEE. Rtsaisr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Ceriifcaie Of Lnke Nllchoach

HAVING received great benefit from tho use Of hc
Rev. n. II Downs Vegetable ELIXIR take l'c,.r-c
~ Recommending II {" Others lie elects vtr. ID, ,.
hevo nc OF cough with which hod Teen troubled mora
or less for several months it promoted cyp,ci,r a.,
"nd relieved me Of IN uneasy sensation ~ out ihc rno
"hTh had ieit nearly year Al could procure onjy
one bottle at the time, have not had am ouorl,tv f
testing It's merits to the extent desirable IN enertu
perfect cure Of diseased state oflhe uu-s tut l,om
what rcliel have experienced, thr, it worthy Il =
tea" by all afflicted with lung coat onts, il attended 10
scasouably.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

4 Ceritea', iron, three nsa5ers oC he MLDTC1L
PROFESSORS, a.. Germ0Hy su Europe.
We, the undersigned practitioners Of moI.due 10
Germany, are wei aware that by our rourse VIC may
forfeit the iueojhp al some OF the lcly, bot Dot Of
ate benevolent meLUcr,,w are u4.iucurC v ,flf.L
mol,es. Though shall refrain from 40 cxrr.-.ig,.
Of opinion. either IT the sounlues. o. uD.ouuIae,
Of DR. Goeckes new doctrine, wc are happy 10 say that
we def m has sanEtyo too valuable not To- he generally,
known "r what our eyes behold ans our cars hear we
must believe.
We hereby state that when Dr. Louis O.fou Go,lieke
hfst came before the German public as the pretel,l
"e'IeieT Il Grw dor'uac and a new mcIcinr ,y.
h'- nm 20 'hc highest co1teapt, behaving and oueul
irouou neins him 90 tea base Iupasor u1 the pucc If
4nacks But. on hearing 20 much about the sauatiyc
7s"'Ll 81 "ta Tor ii, wo were Induced from motive, of
curiosity mrreiy'o make tria OF s ropuioa virtue. nm
Oh number Of our most hopeics. plttll,; and We
Do" detm 81 oar bounded duty (eytn al Tie cSneus- f
enf'Iiin'ercJ publicly 10 acknowledge q. mighty e.
10 curing not ouly cnusumU,u8. blt other fari.
msla4es' which we have heretofore Ie4,,,i lrcgrs-
our contempt Tor the dscnyerer ol iAi. neioige vs.
ace 'Nhio"ed up N our utter alolishuent 81 the,
aeh 'o'L feus aGI ~ guenls Tor our abuse Of HIM
We " irauAy confess 90 toe world tha, We believe nm
Who does honor 10 The profession ANA 10
Cur c9uhify, @hlch gave hlm b.uh
he recent atopiul Of hi, medic ac into som, Of m
h1f iesh ilofyist o. sIl4ceut guaranty that II pcr
f"s aAi FraHi'es. d leelcl GOT our te,iimouy 10,
~hefe'ef % Is usol, 81 4, ii,o~a be,l witness.
HERMAN EIMuLLIR. D.
WALTER Vas GAUIHI. 81 II
Ab0Lrhus WERNER, Nd.
Germany Dee TO- 1870.
= The Boston Poet t.ysfhe distinguished I,gi. {,
''lek'. d. u lhe inrsutor, fs about 10 yl, t, .n-
~! wa NE feS q tsiAtsans he1eal CoilsgesuI
hAi 'Ae hede ne sFptaf 60 be working SIMILAR efs,
20 Amtfics- Il those which have sffoai,hel Tofoo.
~fsf sale st the RuiisuI Book stor. ~, ~ -,
-'se"' fnes ssSo per botti.. 9swea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Elixir vcgotaI Rnisamique.
y. II. DOWNS
T1gef0bFc s0is0naic F'firir.

YrloR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, CHiRtth. Cfoup
~ Asthma, Mhoopiug Cough, aud OF ell other durs,
Is oi the head, chett and lungs
Pamphlets continuing history 81 tho medicine -,
sketch OF tho dueasc' ior wh.chit Is RECOMMENDED c
nhcatci from objectionable sonrecs-amplc direction,
accompanying each batlo--uoy tc had oinuy cfiie A.
gencics, Stats.
CrErtTfCkTEs
For the benefit Of toe ali clcd beg leave 10 r,t OLA.
Roy. Nh. Down.. NegoisAc Bal.amo Lh1ir,the b,.b
CT possible mNendaton. ihaye gl,cn tito ,li
OF mine whose lungs worcevlruuy dsugorcu,l, ri,J
aud ior whom we were much alarmed after haytn t,t
many other remedies IN vsinthc rcsul, isthe d,,es,
now APPARENTLY removed aud The child ro.tored to hto
To eject this, ono phiR only has been u.cd
sFEfliEN CHANDLER
staphrilse, June %, 1886
1.-THE above medicine s for sale d, the Rutland Best
Store. by
I'u ". FAY, .3reHL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
MArcnLrss sANAllvE.

David S. Rowiand the General american agent Ter
tbs ghiy medicine Onvcuitd by NC immortal Set'-
iote 81 Grrmany) has great rlo"'ure'a publishing ,ho
fs owing highly Important letter from respectable
gentleman 10 New York wh,h he hst recently received
with many others OF smla eharaciot--"''o very M
tcrctiug intelligence from screiul 81 hs hscns Cpecia-
~ from salem, as vii b. seen ue'o"-"heh iosethe'
"a The auncXcl certificate from three eminent Ger
mnu pysciaus must forever ostatsh the character 81
the Sanstyc being without parallel IA the history
Of medicine.
The uuequallel reception with which IT is mei'pea's
then volumes ia %, favor. Already has ils list OF
ngcus n Ancuca ia the short period OF three months,
~ clied to the sooJiy nunbcrot
SEVEN HUNDRED IND TVENTEONE -!
lmo.uy roalmasor,) who have voluntarily applied for
agencies from iercn sections Of the country, or else
kindly lorwadod responsible names % agents ~ cases
where onont for them 90 act IN that capa-
c,snL new arrl'"n'ion daily pouring in from cv-
The General Agent has ilst received another mpor-
taiiou Of EIiJl THOUSAND PHL3LS or THE
S.1NfTIIE, yet he is npprchcnsive, that even ihis
large quantity viii he swept away by the food o orders
from abroad, before he shall receive another supply
Many of the gentlemen who write for agencies having
expressed wsh that the sale OF the medicine might be
given exclusively 10 Individual IN every town, there
will hereafter nc but one agent appointed "a each un-
supplied town and city-vz the Postmaster or some
person recommended by the Postmaster And as let
constantly being received from nyads IN those
unsupped placos, Tor a single phia ench, the postmas.
tors OF such would both benefit themselves and
greatly accommodate their fellow ctizcns, 10y huyns
their name Immediately added TO the list Of agents.
in where Is not perfectly convenient 70 remit
the "smo contingent bill" al orders will meet with the
same prompt attention as # that forwarded
though very desirable that agents should comply
with the terms Of The prospectus far practicable,
for the General gent responsible Tor any deviation
from the established rules.
The General Agent at Boston, will gratefully thank
any Postmaster who act as an aSen If lac will
have the goodness TO forward him tie name of some re-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

SCcWUy against COURt1jGfs.
The within named Fcre & Parmoee of Mddctown
Vermont, Connecticut Except Fairfield county Hampton
Hampshire and franklin Counties Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties n Hampshire.
Ia Me Uaiicd States Of .q,ncrica
And this letter which is signed by nc b. BRANDRETH
in my own hand writing must also be signed y tie within
principal papers the United States THIS caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against the
numerous councIics which out of the above popular
medicine.
b. BRANDRETH, MD
New York, February %, 1857.
Geo p Walton is our General Agent for Vermont fox
crpt Windsor Windham, Rutland and Pennington councs)
and authorised I" appoint aud supply agents the state
TERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or COUN7'ERFEITSt
Al Pills, purporing be DR. Brandrchs and sold by
persons w"bol certificate as above CounteyjeH
The .toito'cing are Fcrre d. Parmalets .9gcnts
Geo. p. Walton. GeRcrai .9gcnt.
Jackson & Kechum, B~oad0n,
Henry Simonds, Pa$Jord,
4. Allen, Taihorca,
Boynton s. Austin OrircN,
Mr. Horton HpjJartoa,
E. Aiken, Benson,
H. 4. White, Costieioa,
\. Grover, Uciis.
Stanley Lcfingwe S. Co. Wea Pouiiaey,
A. Bliss, East PoulHey
Merritt Clark, Mddilotcn,
II. Clark, PawioL
Thomas MDanels, Dainty,
n. W. Sawyer, Iiamouh,
d. II. Satin, HoiiarGord,
c. 3. Hall, Circadon.
VIM. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
Rutiand and Darlington. 29.Iy
nrvNINcrcv COUNTY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
III NLIFLN
1CEAIJEEAL DgOrS!

have Ia multitude Of case., cured these iryeicr.'c mil
deepToolei Complaints 10 the worst aud most hoprle
eng 90 ~ TOE P.ucFcrns administration e this poy-
b'f1l medicine, tho suulon lquslid courlenn1ce b.,
leen restore 10 ~ lori hGc TIE vat O. Grey ee,tnb
Ehei and the whole 'y.tcn purified nul nyi.oralrd.-
hey arc ais" tho best Spring and Autumn phys;c,-
Price 81. Or bottles fag S.
o. None are genuine nulcs. sgnel =. KIDDEn on the
wrapper (soe proprietor and succe,sgr 70 Dr. Conway
10y whom It Is for saic at his Counting Room, No.
49, Court srt Boston, aud Jy hs special appointment
W baniti. y Beli, Rutland Levi Levin, Well' sol
Adams, Warmers Co., Ludlow.
NJ. J. S-nl. lg.oGW.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Price 90 Cents.

- d \. J. SMITH, Dandy; n. w. Saw
- Yer, TInmouth ". Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, d &. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pttsiord Boynton q
Martin, Orwell &. r. Walker, Benson /;
A. A. Allen, Fairhayen Stanley d LcE
fngwcll, Poultney; VIM MouIton & Co.,
Casteton F. Slason, and Daniels d Bell,
Rutland. 2gAOtiay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
THou3s WMcOTrs EST.lTE

STATE or T'ERWONY,l YpE It remembered,
Df'-1d Of Rutland. -. - That at a special Pro.
bate Court held 81 Rutland IN ,aid district tbs esth day
81 Marcia. q. 1888.
Prosont Nm nan. Jusse.
- inst tumeni patporus 10 &c the lsst vii aud lo,-
Hmfni = lhouss Vile lsie Of pntfEed % ,ad Us.
fe deets'ed ps-s frefeniel a ,te couri hcfe by L.
Vina Mncci ,he eHccutfE therein named, Tor pfohaie
y " orders ~ 'oli court, hat s Verfons corcoru,d
therein be uaishsd 60 oppcay 81 ,as,op 10 lie bl, D,
Rutland 90 ne hrst Monday q May next, and ,how
es0,s, say hey uHy have sgsuit The probate q ,I
VII '"f which p4rposc q W further cr5cred thsta copy
o. mn eo4', &c published three weeks successfully 10
the Rutland henj printed 81 Rutland 3, soon a, NAV
be. 10y
Is H. p. ToWsLEr Rsgiser.
true eopy,H. b. ToWsLEE- Regiter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ZEVrF ihc subj riher., being appointed ny tho Hon
w the Probate Court Gr tho Di.tuc, Of Rutland
Comms,oner % receive, examine a4d adjust all ella ms
snl demands Of ~ persons against tho estate Of
.N4RIILg BALLARD,
late II Millctown, n said district deceased represented
p,oivent and also ell claim. snI demands exhibited 10
Offset thereto anl xix moaths from tho l6h day OF
September Jas, being allowed by raid lor that pur
pose, ~e DO therefore hereby give notice that will
tend 10 the buiiness Of said appointment, at the
house Of T. Ballsr1 In MilIctovn, 90 the lsi Mon
days Of y0ns Aal Ocioher ntXi, from O'Clock until
o'clock P. N on eArh % tsi1 day.
X "A q" GAR i'Ia9"' co"~r"fonen
Dated ct Midlle,Own, Feb. 10, 1853. Is
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FROM my personal knowledge Of the good effects Of
INC above named medicine, and information frn
various sources, chccriu'y concur with tho above
IN recommending the 'ELlNiR" 20 those afflicted win
complaints q" the ctfsi and hiags. It ga SAFE and pas-
AL medicine, aud O. cuumcrous accommodations Of a,
value nom c''ii oiccrs. P5ysi,ians dUggjs miaioel
ofHe g0pc and Others, should socm at cp.i TO ELAN,
Tor 1t IA trial On tic part oithc afflicted
Is. PADDOCK.
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Invalid Rcad.s
eVEafchless Sanafirc!

TT appear, hy the aIow ng Information given TO The
paiiic hv ID Rowisnd oi osion that the much talk
e. II Matches sASATivEn indeed what lt"'s
=, 10 t~tn .r,ut asa lasblc medicine, worthy the
serious atier.isn II every rcuspmptire porson.