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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
RUSSELL'S
Fitch Ointment.

THIS choice and safe ointment said to he superior
to any IN use, for that dagreesbl and oathsome
disease, the ITCH This ointment s certain N its ope
ration that person troubled with Ii above disorder
ought to be without IT. is remedy for cutsnoous
erup'ons scorbuc affections Of the hend any other
breaking out which arises from sharp humors in the blood
Price IS cents box.
fresh supply just receives and for sale by Luther
DANIELS, JAMES BARRETT, JT, JAMES Porter, BuRT
MASON, Rulland-FRAncIs SLAsoN, West Rutland
bansdun. MoultoD Co, Castleon-A. b. Bliss, Noycc
Ransom, Erst Poultney-Stanley, Lelingwel a. CO.,
West Poul,ney Sabin Button & Co., Samuel Towns.
cnd, Wallinglord Noah w. Sawyer, Tinmouh (; Isaac
MDnnel', 5. & N J. Smith, Dandy; Houshton Briggs,
h Strong Son, Pawlet Rowley \ Butler. Graves &
Fasdck, Granville; Standsh Baker Foot & Bates,
North Granville; d. S. Wright & Co.. Andrew Anderson
Whi'ehalland in most ofthe stores lhrous hout the IT,
states l0eowly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Nathan DOOIitrlc's Estate.

STAT: Of Fremont, lTnHE Hon. the Probat Court
District Of Rmidnd S. - for the District OF Rutland,
To the heir' of Nnhun Doottle, late Of MounNoHv in
scid disirici deceased, Greeting:
WhGtGs, NATHAN h. DooLITTLR administrator Of
the estate of the nid Nathan Dooc hath represented
TO this court that the personal estate Of the said deceased
insufficient TO pay his debts by the sum Of six hundred
dollars, and hath applied for license TO sell all the real
estate of said deceased ether with the reverson Of the
widows dover TO pay the Aforesaid and the cost. Of
settling said estate -
1hrtfore, You are hereby rofed to appear before
the Probate Court at session thereof to be holden at
the probate Office in Rutland the FIST Monday of
May next and show good cause TO tn contrary or give
bonds ms SAID court shall direct for the payment Of said
dehis-othcrwise the said administrator will then be H.
cencd aud authorized 10 sell all Of the real estate of said
deceased, together with the reyeron of the widows
dover, TO pay the aforesaid aud all legal and
charges;-and that the publication of copy Of this order
three weeks excessively, in the Rutland Herald printed
u" Ruti"nd, mHy be, shall be sufficient notice
10 all concerned.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said probate
LIS court at Rutland, hi, i3th day Of March, A.
D. 1887.
IT. B. TOWSLEE, Register
true copy Of record,
IL II b. yOUSLEE Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Josiah FcarsOn's Estate.

State Of Ftmoni % f 1T REMEMBERED, that
D"irici @ Rutland, S. - at special Probate Court,
holden at Rutland within aud for said district on The 9Th
day f March, A. ID. 1887,
Present, W.N NAIL. Judgr,
An instrument purportius to be the last VIII End Ies
lament o! Josiah Pearson late Of Chuenden in said dis
ro deceased being presented TO the here by Jer
emah Pearson and Hiram Baird the executors therein
named, for probate -
Crdertd by sud court that all persons concerned there.
IN be notified 10 appear at session of said court to be
holden al the probate office in Rutland the fret Mon.
day Of May next and show cause if any they may
against the probate of said wfoI which purpose is
further ordered that copy OF the record Of h. order
he published three weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland. as may be-
true copy ofrtcori
- Attest, II B. TOJSLEE. R,gia,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

Cst~ars war 40 raR Ee,kt MorNTAiss. 4
remarkable fact chsrseiet.stic ct nc couaitY Nfst
II the Rocly M5gniaiaf r. Tic nulln,ss and equal.
~ nfthc cllnlate.
Tlai great riounisn barrier fcems 60 diside 'te
continent ain = .oge~; c''at'rs. even ID the ssuc
degree Of la,Nudc. Tie rigorous winters and sui
fy Summers aud al be espt eious inequalities Of
Temperature pi,.aiehi ou o., Atlantic edo uf the
aoau'tii,s ere bot i'tii, 'clt their western dc,
,ltiucs. Tie countries bstascn ucm and The
parife srt hle-t with mildcr aHd stesdier ,empera-
tore resembling the climates Of parallel attitudes
IN Europe. Ia the plains end valleys. bot iinlc
snnN faii. thtnue hout The winter, and usually mes
While falling. II rarely lies on The ground more
ihsn two days ct q time, except on the tumU,as Of
the mountains. The winters are rainy rather than
cold Tie tg4ns luf fte months ii,m the wlddle
81 March, aic almost iucessani, aud otcn accom-
pauied with tremendous thunder and lightning.
The winds proyalen, al this season arc from tie
South and Southeast. am,h usually bring rain.
rhuse ron ue North and SoutLwoet are tic bar
bingefs Of fair weather aud clear sky. The resi-
dne Of The year, from the middle Of March to The
middle of October 90 interval or seven months, is
serene and delightful There is scarcely any ram
Throughout this time, yet the face Of Tie country
is kept fresh snd verdnnt by night deEs, and occa-
sioHsiiy b. hrmid foGs IN the mornings. These
are not considered pfeiudcial to health since both
the natives and whites sleep in ;he open air with
perfect mpuni,y. Nh.e This eouabe and bland
temperature prevails ,hroughou, the lower corn-
try tho peaks and ridges of tie vast mountains
by which it Is dominated, are covered with per
petua snow. This renders them discernab!e at a
great distance shining, at times, like bright sum
mer clouds at other times assuming the most Gral
tnis, and often forming brilliant and striking fea-
lures in the vast landscape. The nild tenpera-
tute prcvsen, throughout the country is attributed
by some to the succession Of winds from the Pa
clfc ocean extending from latitude twenty degrees
To at least fifty degrees north. These temper the
heat Of summer, that in the shade one is in.
commoded by the Precipitation ; they also soften
the rgors Of winter, and produce such moder-
lion in he climate, that the inhabitants can wear
the fame d.ess throughout the ycar.-hriag's
.i,torid
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

ST. llELENA. The spot Shere the dust of Ma
poieou repcst. 90 this desoa,e island has almcs,
oecowc Mecca or Uophus - TIC Grant cyuu-
uymea Of the departed Emrotor. A gentleman
who has reccniIy returned from that region, IN
forms Us, tia, the grave Of the Ffsl Consul Is ,s-
iied with almost much devotion by Ffcnchmcn
es the Holy Scpuichro Is approached by pilgrims
al Jerusalem. small bui ding Ike fe0iry box
lie situated near the ,oaib, which IS surrounded by
dark .fon pahug within this box i'd a book. where
travellers record their names. The passionate
feelings Of The Tourists from Ia Lsits Frame here
end yeut Ia ords sentences OF sorrow. add eiac-
ust0us OF grief n.cd with tie cooler obsorya-
uors q travellers from other lands. s;e found on
e'ory page Phihdelphia Guseftc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

GENERAL ENos, native of Connecticut, was one
OF the earliest pioneers in the settlement: OF Yer
mont, and encountered the hsrdshps and prlva-
tons incident 10 the settlement Of ali countries.
At the first election Of representatives 10 Congress
from thu, State, Stephen r. Bradley and General
Enos were ?. ointment and rival candidates. The
General well tnnuy others, considered the ser
vices hc had rendered the new State deserving OF
a foil share Of it's honors. Mr. b. however sue
cccded, b.. small minority over the General, and
ob AIMED his election. This disappointment coca.
stoned some unpleasant feclligs in the breast Of the
General question arose in the General nsseu-
BY OF The Stale, IN which both % these gentlemen
were members. as to the form Of the certificate IF
the choice TO serve as credentials TO enable the
member elect to take lie seat in Congress. Mr.
Is. without .equcs, drew FORM winch was hand
ed 10 the Speaker, and read as follows :--"Tnc
people OF the state Of Vermont, free and indepen-
dant, have chosen Stephen r. Bradley. Esq, TO
represent this state ~ the Congress Of the United
Sia,ef.' The General, whose ready Wit vas al
wNys at command, arose. addressed the Speaker,
and Observed that he was no s,icker Of form, but
N document Of the kind under consideration he
thought i, somewhat mporian, that the certificate
should express The truth Of The fact constituting lis
efficiency. lie therefore moved to amend the
io'm OF the certificate gSatuiiousy presented by
The member elect, so that 1t might read thus =
The people of the state OF Vermont, not haUing
me far Of God L.fore heir eyes, Lm morcd ard in
sagaird by liz dcra, have chosen Stephen Il. Brau-
Icy, Esq. 10 represent this state IN the Congress
Of The u. States.' a roar OF laughter burst from
every member IN the house, not excepting the
Speaker, and Mr. b. himself. The General left
rcvenged and satisfied and the rival candidates
and sbelr friends were Immediately rcconciicd TO
safe ofgood feeling towards each other. - Satr-
daB Ereaing lost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
commissioners Notice.

SRE sub'cribers,being appointed by the Hon Pro.
~ baie Court for the District Of Rutland, commits
on'rs 10 receive, examine aud adjust all GAINS and &c.
mauds Of all persons against the estate OF
H4NN.4H cor
late Of Middleton IA said district deceased represented
nsolyoni. anil also all claims aud demands exhibited in
'e horti and slx months from the 4th DAY OF March
INST lens allow ell by sl court for ihat purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice that we viii attend 10 the
business q Ger saI appointments at the dwelling house
OF Gardner 10 said Nliddetown on The lsl Mondays Of
J'ne and Aug 'i next from O'Clock until O'Clock NJ
on each olsaJ day..
= Io 'fi15s@, Cynmi.'aa.r,.
1856 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
salt iibctm Otutmrut.

THIS is unquestionaby the bcs, and .ofc., remedy
ever vet offered To the public for that obstinate dsor1er
SAL Hheum. II has succeeded whore other means have
failed and the fact that il has been extensively used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes 10 lis praise.
equally ,hcucous ia all diseases OF the skin, scad head
ring worm. aud tho most inveternie Itch, Sc &C. NJ
merous certificates might be obtained but the proprietor
chooses that fair trial should be the only evidence Of
superior efficacy. Price so cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

\ rARAGR.rH AFTER TAR MASAkR % run NEws.
rAriE.. Real estate o. rulier dp 81 present -
The fFason is simply thl- those who own fast
property "hrii CO. 10 Zoe hope that 1t Will ..bc
better end those Who Wiss 20 purchase ''hoil of "
thinking w.l he Woo,e."--rle money -usfke,
be sul nigh, = vhea become. loose. real es
tate will 'iook Up sni not u,l then. Ego. noa
s ile nn'e o. invest ihoes bong IS bad a. pos.
s,bie. any change must be for The bc,ier-thoueb
very hiiie d1Ege i looked for soon-money sui
beng eIsi article IA Wsli-s,ree, and lle rate q
interest unparalleled within the uemory Of the
Oldest 'uhsbiisHt ~ }. .Mrroy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
FIRM FOR sale.

YpHE .nhcrbcr offers for sale fret rate FARM ly-
u ing on the main road one half mile south Of the
village Of Rutland, consisting # Ninety ACRES OF
The very best land, underg oil state Improvement well
watercd. and fenced. Also,
SEVENTY ACRES Of W oop and PAsTunn LAND,
Rtou, half mile east of said Farn-making together
very desirable situation mos profitable Farm.
NILh.lAM mcconnell.
Rutland, inreh TO- 1887. u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

Re rusnson terS.t. Anihory is 90 convinced Il
tie s,i snd ao 4 dlen,., ard Of ssasis.ing ihe
rss o. ohtrs that. ~hhs hbefsi sid Alnd to ,iusc
Who ttc wiiiirg 80 vofl. % intrcuties saprii-
eatrbs ,tsr rfeys,icd on ban 80 besicw singls
.cv on ih,ae no sosia nsi Lcp ,hems,lves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

ZnHr pub,i- are informed ,hst Mas sstrH viii o.
- psss 'chnA n tar riIggt. on the i'i iuesdS' OF
siril nsst tor the ih,iruoisn Of YorsG LADIES al
ihs Engsh branches Il Eivcston. 81 well ., Nstofe
Uors. Pamiiag Drspr4rr, yuick, Fytnos end lain.
requested. Mas sxtru has engssod competent avis
taIts, anl from br hong experience, snd well known
qusliacsUS there is doubt butH ffs, rate scho'l
viii be kept. Ar has taken the barge and eommoi'
80. tsa,r lately occupied by X. C. Royrt, Efq, IN
wh,sh ,he will ksep hsr iciool eni where large nam
Der u Youts ia3,s eau BE- accommodated With Board
sud lol.ivs.
Ru,iaad, March l4ih. 1887. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
POETRY.
THE aER

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issa t~rot is..st sifus - rsis-
~ hsFds ws isesps-sssf sud m! hsslfh .
flses No. ahss ne great
es,u h~t 80 ~. Hss lsss
Y. ti.pss "a asuszea'. -
49, ass-rsSspcs ssh rssisissa
O AZ trpesiA he ssg
TIE. CiHs tauhiu. ~ lls p'oueh.
v Hh nsaFs tee fseg, sAais
Jbss Crss' vsA b.. issreli.e ss~~
iis psises spt b.. itrons
TsmuN pr'pirfar aDs rsfe,
Afs tssla aus.1ssoas is'
fsa shs.s ipifsae's sstsf dsfs
b,suss ~ p-n-1sfsl e..
rlesf 9th Az roe rsssass I'D
Mast I-@usfrfs rsssf ean--
Ilssi,k ,sd usHeHdis - n -,
iitstsh's cheicesi si'i to atn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

Il log ssor uorE. The lousea snos storm.
that ever ~ss knosb 70 England took plsee ~ the
year 1914. II 10 recorded 10 the register Of the
pansh Of Wo,ton GLbsrt. tina, It beesn ca the 8 h
!ta. and eon'inves 10 snow every day uniil The
i-'h q March. Tie loss 81 hsman nc and cattle
-ss susGrnsc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Found.

'rfALf box Il lobseeo,cn the Green Noaniss ,urn-
- piss' shoot half mile E.ti u q. CRAHLFY's
isH shorl The 1t IL th m0B,h The owner can n. =.
The zane ~ proving property sad psyiag ehsrge,.
vt Hsl.y, Feb. -, 1851. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
sap Buckets.

100 CEDAR SAP BUCKETS to sell or let. Also,
IoO seasoned Pine BOARDS, Herds Grass SEED,
Tor tlo ly The ~ .cribcr ASA HALE.
.,::.JP.5fTED;;;a
100 Cords Of ~ COL Chopped, for which fair price
will be given. A. HALE.
Rutland. March 20, 1881. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
DOUBLE TRUSS.

TIE Double Irrf' is 'ornsI by sgixins oue cod Of
iHe steel Slrus Go te sea,rc Of rsn.yersc Br ION
each orl Il " ieh laced TIE above Described r.
byns free Hui unsH.har1sod movement, lie ad. can
b. ao'iod 10 The Prosr'el psri' with pctec tsse and
'oiey whether ihry are situated horzonaiyor l an Oh.
n,9l' ofeeioa IRON each oiHsri ant o. movement Of
The hoiy isplaee or 10 The least ne e. them far
iher l~+crriou % deemed unnecesssry .. "a. slightest
nsr'rnn has never 10 single usiaaee iIed 10 ,at(
even ne nosi rreiadoei 81 iher superior rr.criet
lor sale by DANIELS BELL, Rutland, ~
''D' J." 3Smo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE DOUBLE CONE, SPIR1L sPRLvl;
TRUSS.

FrQECENTLY invented by BrrA Fam, is now IRE.
80 scented 70 tho public under fun conviction thai II
e"n We worn wth more aud safety, anil with great
er hen'h 10 tho Patient than sry other Tru. now 10
r Ihe'e Iru'scs. far u believed, human gen.
iu' can Co. r"'se's Pcr!-ct selHdju.tiug principle
Ihry accommodate thomssYos 20 every motion sn 10.
'Nan d" me body and o. the same Tine prcscrgc en-.
''ani uail"rm equal anl 20 jhc lHiloui an agreeable
pressure upon the parts 20 whch they applied. The
PADS are i1rned Of Wire Sprus, bent 10 the shape II
Double Cone, with the base compressed 10 O gentle
etnreH, 10 receive The cEshon. his psd, aitache to
a. elastic steel spring, which passes ruund tn. body
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
RESIDENT DENTIST.

m z. a. q. w. STHr1iI, would inlorn lho
~ LnJ,cs and Gentlemen 'i the town oi Carleton,
AMI the t.Wrs 10 ia emily, that he VIII perform all OPP
CREATIONS ur the preservation OF the EEIll, ri his
dwelling also insert The PuBCELtIN, HUMAN and AN
MAJ TEETH from oue 20 nm entire set
1Al orders fnr his services from families 10 the adj
jo'nipg towns Will be promptly st,oadcd 10.
Cust!clun, March II. 1887. l3.3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH'S PATENT.
THHOSE only, who know by experience the suffering
- endured from
HERNIA or RUPTURE

VIII set Just estimate upon the value Of Instrument
Tor the perfect cure OF this dangerous complaint The
fioprietors hazard nothing asserting that ins,ru-
m mt has ever been used for HERNIA, perfectly alsp
ted. safe and certain of efTecing cures.
Cures have been performed by these Taussrs in four
weeks though aggravated cases AID oflog stand
ing, MAY NOT GENERALLY BE CURED; but in SUCH
much relief will he given Recent cases should receive
immediate attention, in order TO insure trial
Is earnestly recommended, that their superiority muy he
tested.
t.* Every purchaser has the privilege Of returning
this Truss after trial Of eight days if il does not give
satisfaction.
For sale by appointment, by
ly JAS PORTER, Ruiiand--
AMI TIrrs HUTcHIssoN, Jr UOodsfoek. N.
Southern Argus., 1838-11-06

The Stute Of MissiSsippi,-LoaOnd.s
County.
PROBATES COURT October Term, 1888.
"O ALL persons interested in the Real Es-
IL tate of Conrad Hackleman, late of said
county of Lowndes, deceased YOU are
hereby cited to be and appear before the Judge
of our said Probates Court, at Court to be
held at the Courthouse for said county, on the
first Monday of December, 1888, then and
there to show cause if any you can, why the
following lands, the property of the estate of,
said Conrad Hackleman, deceased, to wit -
the west halfoft the south west quarter dissection
number seventeen, in township eighteen, of
range number seventeen west, containing so
l5 l-2-I00ths acres, except one acre to be re-
served, including the grave of the said Conrad
Hackleman, Mrs, Mary Hackleman and others,
the east half of the southwest quarter of
section number seventeen in township number
eighteen south of range number seventeen
west, containing 50 15-l00ths acres,-the
south half east half southeast quarter of sec
ton ghteen, in township number eighteen of
range number seventeen west, containing 40
| 8-lO0ths acres,-the north half, east half,
northeast quarter OF section number nineteen,
1 in township number eighteen, south OF range
number seventeen west, containing 40 l2-lOO
acres,-the west half of the west half OF the
northeast quarter of section number twenty in
| township number eighteen, soutb FRANCE num-
Der seventeen west, containing 40 5-100ths
acres, and the north half east half of the south
east quarter of section number eighteen, in
townshpnumber eighteen south ofrange num-
Der seventeen west containing 40 4S lOths
acres, making IN all, one tract of 32l IL IL
one hundredths acres. And also another tract
Il Eo1lo
the west half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton number thirty-five In township number
seventeen, south of range number seventeen
west, containing 79 60-l00 acres,-the east
halfofthe southwest quarter of section thirty
FIVE IN township number seventeen south oi
range number seventeen west, containing 79
SO-1O6ths acres;-the west half of the south.
east quarter Of section thirty-five in township
seventeen of range seventeen west, contain
inc 10 so 0-l0Oths acres,-the west half north
east quarter of section number thHty-tlve; in
township number seventeen of range number
seventeen west, containing 79 80 l00ths acres
and the south half east half southeast quarter
dissection number thirty five, in township mum
Der seventeen, south ofrange number seven.
teen west, containing 80 go 100ths acres; the
tract containing $50 10-100ths acres, called
the Mulberry tract, shonld not be sold, accor.
ding to the prayer Of the petition Of George
Hacklemau, administrator and one ofthe heirs
of said Conrad Hackleman, deceased. And
further to do and suffer such things as may bt
considered 81 and orderedby said Court IN thc
premises s st
Witness, THOMAS SAMPSON, Esq. Judge D
the Court of Probates, the first Monday Of DC.
tobeF, 1882.
tssr0t - fftlhdav Of October, 1888.
Attest, a. DEN,
n PrsFee, s2s 6w5
Southern Argus., 1838-11-06
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

VIA - n H h I ~ OlLA AAAN ~
yo,7BERY via FLORENCE LOUISVILLE
&c.
DvE-Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays,
ats, PM.
CLOSES-Sundays, Tuesdays and Fri
days, at s, P. NJ.
SOUTHERN via JACKSON.
DCE-Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS, at 3, A. NJ.
CLGSES--Saturdays, Wednesday ands
Fridays, at 7, p. NJ.
EASTERN, via TUSCALOOSA, MONTGOMERY,
DuE-Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
l1ys. at 7, Pm.
CL0SES--Mondays, Wednesdays anC
FGdays, at 3, P. NJ.
NOZZLE, VIA PICKENsvU.LE, GREENSBo
ROUGH, sc.
|DUE-Sandays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS, at 7, P. NJ.
CLOSES-Nondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, at 8, P NJ.
Poyro7oc, via ABERDEEN, CoTToN GIN.
DUE-.Suudays, Wednesdays and fri-
davs at ). p. NJ.
CLOSES-Moudays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at S, P. NJ.
WINCHESTER. via MACON and DALEvILLE.
DUE-NonIays and Fridays, at G,P. NJ.
ULOSES-Slndays and Thursdays, NJ
S,P.M.
GREENSBORO (MI.) via PLYMoUTH onG
STARKEVILLE'
DUE-Sunday, noon.
CL0SE-Tuesday, noon.
HoUSToN, via COLBERT.
DUE >unday, at G, p. NJ.
CL0SES-Tuesdoy, at 8, Pm.
MILLPORT, Ala.
DUE-,Thursday noon.
CLOSES-Thursday, noon.
A.C. BURGESS, p. NJ.
Southern Argus., 1838-11-06
PROSPECTUS
OF THE

MTSSTSSfPPI JUSTICE, AND
COASTABLES GUIDE.
yrIHE scarcity Of the Revised Code and
Sheet acts Of the Legislature, and the
difficulty with which the Justices and Con
stables of this State supply themselves, and the
great want Of sucha work, as a Justice OF the
Peace on nv own part, has induced me to Of
fer to the Justices and constables Of this state
digest IF all the laws, in force in relation to
their duties &c, together with a complete
SET Of forms 6f Deeds, Wills. Bonds, AcknoW-
Judgements of Dover and other lnstru-
ments.
Toplace such workinto the hands ofoul
justices and constables would save much trou-
be and time to the officers for whom The
work is intended. AS the law now stands It 4
with the utmost difficulty 70 Be ascertalneo
whether a written law & ii force OF not, which
often mislead iis.. ss
The work win be publishedi IN one Duodecl7
mo volume, law binding, comprising from two
hundred and fifty to three hundred pages with
digested index Of tie contstits giving q con-
densed statement Of all It contains he work
win be ready for delivery the LIST ct March
1889.
Terms made known on delivery;
HJ Editors of Newspapers ID this state VINO
WiIl publish this prospectus VIII receive an ele-
CANT eilt bound copy 81 the work, togethel
with the thanks ofthe compiler.
". BUTLER, ]
CaTolson Sept 18th, 1858
Southern Argus., 1838-11-06
July 24-45-H

UyHE NORTHEAST Quarter cf Scctioh
Il seventeen south half of section eight
teen; section nineteen and twenty the north
west quarter, and west half of northeast quar-
ter Of section thirty the east half Of north
west quarter Of section twenty-nine. All the
above land is in township eighteen north, range
thirteen east. ALso--the southwest quarter
of section thirty-one, township eighteen north,
range fourteen east. The above tracts ofland,
except the last mentioned quarter section, are
in one compact body, and are situated m
the county of Okctibbeha, Persons wish
ing to purchase can be satisfied thattbc land is
good. Price Five Dollars, cash, per acre OF
Seven Dollars, one half cash and the remain
der in twelve months.
A. BOYKIN,
Agent for JRo. w. TAYLOR,
Columbus, July %, 1883. 46h
Southern Argus., 1838-11-06
COMMISSION BUsIN Ess

DEN. TOoMER has permanently csta-
ID blished himself in the city OF Mobile
Ala. for the purpose Of transacting general
Commission business, and respectfully tenders
his services to his friends and the public gene
rally. He may be found at his Office by the lst
day Of November.
Sept. 18th 1893, S-tf.