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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

CARD.
NATHANIEL. TOWNSEND having located HIM
self in New Orleans Tor lns purpose OF transactng
n General Agency and COMMISSION business would re-
specty solicit from the public share Of their pa
tronuge.
Having house in Texas he will attend to the
acting Of any business that may be desired in that
countrv and will guarantee PROMPT and unremitted at
trnon to all business entrusted to- his charge, and
faithful application FIN accordance with ibsruetons) OF
Mi funds tha, may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Gravier stree, opposite
to Rev Mr. Clapl's church, and alj'ining Gibson's
reading rnon.sign Of the Texan Consulate
New Orleans, November %, 1887.
References.
N Ns,t wn n'''ys,; Bush x Co. Ss~.yo'A
Alvaraz + sk, Natcln Miss.
IN Stroth ST Louis, Mo.
j hn r Gr y. Louisville, KY.
job A S,ce e. iiopklnsville, ny. m28 6n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

FOR RENT,
4rvrA Sunry tenements and vacant Lots in the
TassGM md nnd Bird Municipalities. Apply to DIR.
1ss2A4. Rce No. - Guvier street, his agent Mr..
De Johns, No. a16 Hoyal street,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

pshlss'as 80 IA, 49, tscea ~ s.ssss tee, lSeA "a
'nf iHsta sJtahs 81 tho caautfy
DIVES spsvsr,ar ,r,th a ae.er.stea odd Tlass, -
- FAr"dets Cn@Psss Fia@s Take odd Ist.i aisp.
N'rs - ~ TnreKtsghscai ~ras adfed ~ a. t~rtssrs
N'''eni ed ~ tfrisRs hes II iAs rsstAs y SarfB
'Hc TAf puhhc lead.
u hss hen ts ~, ~ork 10 t~sla 80
f' neais 81 thr suhft SOD cohus tAss
30 ts simplest masrst sses.r heAot hsarcls.
~ PsaH 'ufs'F'ns comparatively Al tho
H'f f Yuits hats isss gsrtfHi'i drsefihed saa tAs
nf' OF hdsn fsgnfud Coz tle Of Aeelss
iglD ctp4Hrd
bitiiN tnaigfcai rsowtirv &c. E-alsas,as ~ eq1a.
@ " - ftai end afats hf itns setisa q fents SEQ
nfat - FyHteus ~ ifat ssa eiaa a Sgar, ala
he oi'ssras r' fs rspstai tg,aiien 81 As Sscs.d 81
s'tf "Ha ~ ss'fgcrs 81 10 Nsrpnd order
0 about attsru ths Aealyttra
f' 'a rad" raii of tis MANsfnsttes psr.o
~ NtN'H' Nysdfry Hsd ttr sth,sis Whloh t-~
''''" 'n i'c prescott enfs th,se ehoh have tsss
itHfi "ub Gle stcsicst success.
VttJtN ps-r.,p.tte t,stnstv 49, tt,A A., o,sl,,,,,,
60 Httnrai ltej,,i,ops
lNe tatitc eiHcb this suL pct Ia. ihc,l
fnFHtrH- fHd rfr.ttYfs fsnarfs 10. as4utatna ie.,
bio o. ihos" Boo devote thc.sei,cs thc.o pafssts
DIVES pFsroahaI and h,i,grai Cair~ia. F-b,ac.
"F At hfCf,H"r oHa tisdi allure 81 tiirrsf fAe Ne,
s"'"''o"p >H'lacss. md tss Cabatafs Of So9s
See branch lHsiiF considered the rs.t G,eslt Of 49,,
r'ud"t ih" subject plain tr nsturc of would admit
hai s caAup lo mastered without patent aud sutpf.
,tudv
IllNR Shades gnd Shadow, aud Tissny re.rssttr,.
ht Hgrrts treated u fH the work certainly us-Iul
TO ih' Arrh'cgt sod ptaitmAn kao~iedsc Of them -
ind spcHs,b'o
The abore tra't. at, rsti,.tsd bv
"l''. x BARNES - CO. Hartford Coo
Ind foT Sais BY Boolselsfs Generally taroughosf "a.
taiied Siais,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Prom ia Bsf~is cSmmot;ai .Isrof..s,
q THRILLING INCIDENT.

Among the perilops scenes Il the be.vy pale
which caused sach vide spfesd d,.ssle, !. ,.,
LAKE shipping foraigh, since on. ia, come to
t"' koowicdge cqusling in interest The meet high.
~ ~fougat tale Of ACTON. Ia lha, ieatfal night.
The steamboat Constitution csp, hpgleby. n a. GOT
and the ,errofs Oft ssl. u, the gltnpse eaueh,
ct Intervals. when the 6,ful storm Tor mou.ont
broke sway. The snsious and wsiehful eoa,n,ands,
"ss made aware Of the critical snuetioa 81 b boat
which ~as rspidly dufiiue ,u--onder ihc hufricsne
po"er - ihc gale, hach blew almost directly a.
cross the lake. towards dangerous fscf--itom
Which escape would BE- impossible. lie 1em d..
rcc'iy 4" the Engincer and ordered 90 more .itan
! d" reply ~ the engineer Wss thut there Wus Bl-
fnHdy as much on a. the boilers would sslris b,sr
AGAIN did the Captain seek the deck 10 see u Ais
'ab"ing beat Was making he1dWay. Ani scaia &C.
lufn'd 10 the engine room. lie explained 90 thc
hnglnoer their hazardous situation Snd TODD llui ali
hope ass lost, 81 DO Roadway could be galueJ -- bot
sil iae Engibeer 10 act on his discrcton 10 the
c.is.s. a moment Of reflection, sud he decision
vas made. Life sad death hong on the Issue,-
Certain destruction AWAITED the boat aud her dcvo.
ted crew. IN few bret minutes If che dl not
gain upon the drifting storm. This might be a.
seried. if The boilers slrcady crowded to fear
fol pressute-could yet bear heavier strain, aud
that he determined To try. True ibe awful nor
rors OF sn explosion wildly before hun the
manglcd limbs the scotched and l,less bodies
the death shrieks aud grosns ofthe hspless victims,
we're before his eye aud his esr,-ihe alternative
was fearful. one, yet it must be resoued TO. lie
cooly directed the heads Of two barrels Of oil to be
broken in, and the furnaces were rapidly fed with
wood dipped IN the highly lnfammable liquid, and
NO men with ladies' dlshed the oil into the flames
The intense heat which these conbusubes created
generated sieatB with the fepidity oi lightning, and
soon the resistlcss vupur forced open the saietr
Yalec aud issued forth with Tremendous violence,
rs sbatp kissing heard above the Wild uproar, Of
tie storm. NHh desperate aud determined cuur-
age, which equaIied the most daring bernism that
Tie page OF history las ever recorded, the Eugin-
eer sst Gown on The lever of the safety valve, to
couiine and raise the steam 10 Inc necessary pow
er required To propai the UUHt against the waves.
In tnis awful situation DE calmly remained until
toe prodgious eiiuus "t tie engine had forced The
Constitution sufficiently off shore 10 be beyond the
threatened danger.
Thls intrepid act not rash and vainglor-
Gus attempt to gam The applause OF multitude by
fool hardy exposure Of he, IA somk racing excut-
sion. 1t not The deed Of drunken end reckless
man, wckedy heedleos of the safety Of those VINO
were perIlled-but II was the self possessed and
determined courage Of one whose irmucss Is wor-
Thy Of all admiration We give 1t as it was told
al realities are indeed stronger than fiction"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
The Mornon,.

Tlr a. lev. rsIeiis II tie i7,h puss,.Ass .ps
fuss ne rs' we ~ the SD II Nusenst -hiaA
eastss. the latest intsirsace s relaos the Mafnan
d.ss sfsiase,.. We uasks shs faiiswias .r'er,ions
We i-sr. fum rsptls@th Boti from Far Nesi that
osa 'istr hsd s'ri,d $50 -, "sea ana soy saa the
Asrs~na' faA'csi ia fhs te~a e fs W.ss shd had De-
saasct~d rssserref g. Cea ucas Jcsson cuoets 10
rsssie 1oe spd iiTam Saith R6sdon. Wright Rohrseu
ana Heat. eha tatsa pstosers We hsto n
harmed -hH dspo.toa Cereta Clarke insnds mai * ol
them ~hrrs ths, ~in tr t.d fo' il,ri5
gree, saay II ise Mrmans haze made th.i' escsPo
fus Csd~eii e.assy. esssas ust f7tn.iics We
iafsusea ~hstie'. ~ tAe Ma'maas ~a b. drt'sa from
csid~st sevny not, bu' suppose hy ~ not, ties VITA
tsf 81 .ass
Dooio, AVOID Who 90, Cd ia the htu r tn. eha-cb
hss. stncs he tprendef ~ its Honabs made suus
eh~1ies - it''on >" 10 .u' P."e o',gh '"'! $50
srains Tie uPTtt coaai'y Amans macs @I Wiugs ttey
had tssncia'ed Themselves into thfre tHr,eu socetcs
called nanrrs. Gdeoatos nd tAs DrsuNtus AHgtia--
reupsc3 " sbJ0 5J mes 90 together. TIC utsri ~ lbe
tsbts g. csffy regular snd s'ste~atc 81
fueY aud fnnfdcr snd sds agsintt OF dsseu-
iers forn the ehutch sad ot,fs uutf false pit q
delss snd cstns agsinu thr tire pfoCeeds 81 ~hicf
10 be placed general fond of tie use ADD beaca q Ihe
chgfch
ito deiss of tbs BRiol, enmhosi,on prescott. M
dcabs bat there sn"-g the Norans many hnnrt and
innocsni sto iunsd them through and pure
pief aod wheHesrf these acts cav he sscstished by
thsif actions they shoud not t- nioioeod
LArrn. Just p1P"r snng TO press VIC tereiV
% communication "tn Gee Lncas giving tie spulaions
~ the treaty made by han With the Mofnons IL ~i be
reealleced that stated that Gea Atkinson and has staff
returned home Lasng considered himself virtually ordered
Gsn Cisk Of Howard co Geo Lucis 10 command NJ
tho troops previous shd al tie e Of TIE bartender Of the
MorDons The matter cn,ifey settled before the
ryal Of Geo ClAfk
Gen Lucas that the officers and under his
nAnd conducted themselves in mlnnet that val ever
ommend them to his highest APPRECIATION. The following
ere the stipuistiors between the poues--
!. Iogrse up their leaders TO be toi and punished.
To uake appopii alton Of the property Ut all who
hsd taken up for the pa,nea Of their debts end
Naturalization fof damage doHo by them.
That the Narmons should al leave the State, and be
by niltt
until further orders from the commander IN chef
To give up all arms OF every Description TO be receipt,
ed for.
For the purpse Of arranging every thing ia proper and
legal way Gen Lucas left foi Waio ad de camp 10 The
Commander clci Col liuch aud Jnr Rccs, of Bay
oouny. to stIoad TO drawing writing. Sc. ~hha company
Of men, all otdots consistent with tie stp.ll
tIune
Judge Cameron Of Clay county William Colus Of Jack
son, Geofgs Woodward Of Ray, J,hn Carroll aud W w
Phelps, 81 Far West 1ppnlut.d 10y Gen Lucas and Co
lnklc tie commander oftLc Mormous attend the ad
iusting OF all claims sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
The Cedar. OF LEBANON.

fifteen OF the sixteen erlrbrAted tedars Of Lebanon
stall alive, but sli more 81 state ~ de-
cay aud one 81 them remarkable for three immense
tTunks, pfOoesdus from thr stamp az short dis
lance above the SOIL Another oGe Of the A~aiiAic.i az
the old uess. though perhaps the snsrsi measured 80
feet french ~ ierl aches Engl,h cifeamcfsnce
All the trees much iartowed hy ishining, which
seems 10 anks them every year more o. iess Ia the
middle 81 these old about forty other eedsfs
eomPaFa,vey young ihoagh the uuak Of the tma.lest
OF them - ifem Ten 70 twelve feet "a cifcameranoe
Al the base Of eFht nice Of the old e~da are slss
Constructed 81 fgr rough s,onss which ere lormei IN
used bg the iuhab.t1nis 81 the haFone villages who
headed By ie4r p.st0f III isf1s on The ssy ~
TrsoshguTauon Al this festival al the ps.rsis SAD
al the lime, zach Pfssl oc Atng the foot
c. The cedar bslons'sg 10 b., oun village Disputes
haNng, koNesef afsrn fom ikis pfsctcr the psn4fch
u the AafoBiiss has made new SffsHgemrni aud
nos thoogh the Msfoaiiss sil contnoe The fs.iiv
al Of the Ifanshg uraioa 10 repair O. ~ Hem onis
ole mas e~rbtird EhtchIs peiiafned ths altar
of caetesi s~SaT Yrzf ofdrr that v
al the villages n iaTs nay eugy the Tfiulsgr
Thsfe 40 not osr yosng oSdaf s the wood 4 H. Her
z<-LS0<sM.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Prisoners Taken a, Prescott.

The Kingston, L &. Chronicle publishes the follow
ing list OF prisoners taken at OF near Prescott ahd i"dg
ed IA Fort llenry GLOW these pirates are 20 be dts
posed Of (remarks the Chroniclr) will become q
very serious question 1t supposed they viii DO ex'
ecutro forthwith
yo.nal ef prisoners Of ,oar IN eoHjntment at
Fort Henry Noe. TO- 1888.
1 Elns, O S Ss,,u': from cneow, rol'Hd.
Hiram Loop, Oswsgo co n Y.
Nelson Gusrs, Onondaga
Nelson Trusx, Antwerp, Jefferson Co
Trumsu Shipman late OF VI rtsinwn, St Lawrence co.
James Eummins, Augusta, near Prescott.
Martin Van Slyok, Wster,oWn, jefferson CO.
ID. 5. Powers Brownville, do.
Cornelius Goodrich, Salinl, Ouondaga CO.
Andrew Richards iiammonds brown CO.
Justice Miriam, HaidimsGd. Northumberland
Hosea Wlkic Orleans, JEFF
Chaunoey Ma,bers, Saiina, Onopdags CO.
William o Neil, Alexandria jeff. CO.
DAVID Fold, CRANKY, Oswego co.
Aaron Dresser, Alexandra, Jefferson CO.
Thomas Shekton, Felts M,s, do.
Joseph ieioen, Cape Vincent, do.
George +. Brown, Lyme, do
Samuel Livingston, Lisbon. St Lawrence CO.
Foster Martin Ga Bow, Jeif co.
John Thompson, from near Ile1ham, Northumberland
Eng reported 10 have deserted OF years ago from
the G,,h regiment, when in Canada, at Fort George
Timothy +. Rawson, Alerlndfla, JEFF CO.
Samuel Austin, do do
william Gates, Lyme do
Charles Smith, do
Daniel George, do stated TO be = pay
master Of the rebels
Patrick Waite, Ralhl4ke co. Limerick, emigra'ed Ga
years sgo.
John 81 Jones, PhilsdeiphiA JET An .4rg1'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
INDIAN ArIyE pills.
~ tAirsfsai hsairias ~ Af NarlA aa.t
eas Coilsss ~ Isulis


Thh s~erioa NAV ,ts,,l, ,b. .,t
90 81 s4,l atd o. r.i.. ,,t sT,..,s.l.'.,, tggt y,
n hat ntscass Nbsi .....,,f, 49,. 49,, d Il, -. 81
nn trtahr.t ,,,rs, - - . " ~ ''''1
ieni.og ,.S't ~ arc % esa,uia,sI ,a.t me-, ), /.
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w., W =" "''''" '" - '""o ~ ut"f' tt'oi.
- ~, -'''' '"". .'o i"fsf sfe tho s'atfs
..t,., "a '''" p" ITO" "'f.'f' snl dfFrt'3
~, '." u "''+ ~ l"at "t iAst a'f krit open.
' " '''"'""r d" tc'i.h. tui "hen
"''f '"l'"p'f ''''' ~ either rHu5", r'r tlNr's
,,,''' 'usd'n ''a,'''''" i'o" beet Q" e"ii,
' F''s ~ ih' tAi" beconie ,.'fr cay % CO.,, orr
'''' '''' "'f''Hciel ''il e"'sl I'ic cote safs los
'.l.. '"'''"i "i'h 'h'nld ''''si" if Hir-c
,..t. 81 I''s"t 'i''f "'i"rc Hicul'.l, 90 r-
TO-, ,"'' ''''' ii'i " 'ho 'i"",. .h. 80
,,e'.'''o' I1'."po" oao'' o..nas al.ut ',e 'y,.
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oa "a. ,.. q" "'''' OF ""'"t '.""f'
b, commence. Il. ,,...i. d.. ' ''.''
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Isoct ibr,,r.h a.. 80. Nv ''"' WIN woe
..,tnu rtt '' "'' ''"'' '''"-h "'' "li"-
fever. Mature .loay. cA,rl. lcr,l IN ,,o,.,,,., A.
"e an at g" labor ''e !. comi'i cl pee f,m there.
=, :" lf"i't"n a. ihe body e more 81 l,t. ioslrJ
wy" 'i"i''l h1mor'' 80 VIII the commoou lc more
W "' ''o'eht II nature be totally NEGLECTED. 90
'o'HlL"AcTtn IA her enors 10 remove ,uJu. mat
'' (i"e""J II i' not wund'riul ih"t under such car.
oimslnnccs the body should -,uk under th. ,ouGi..
''SSiSILNG NfIuRE should hc our ouItt srrp,
W." "' vac purpose 40 MEDICINE wILL NJ fouNp So
tifEtruAL a. tho
INDIAN pERG3yIJ.E pTyIS
as their effect. extend T., ...,..i
drains. Hhl,t under It's influence N, 6oag r,H ls,
az geoHc bid ,ftc,di pr,sejraj,oa M, blood 4,
tiirow Of the sruscr pariicc, Of #. ,o,purt mt, t,
bowel. from which viii he expelled b., The ,u,.st.,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

SI.iIE or JEhuONE lfCilE Iip1 the Probsia
H"if'et Of hHHana -. ) l. count ior the D.s-
iEc' ct Rutland,
10 al per-"ns concerned ia the Estate of RhoIs
N"ure, late oi Fni'iord, "a SAID district dccea,,d
GHfItfSG.
On application of -hmu, Il X llogs Executor Of the
fsl"ie OF the sand dc ccss,d. ordered anal docrocI
iA"' all pcr'"us havu; demand, ,.Htn,t SAID estate ex
ht ihe f'ne 10 me SAID lual II Kellogg iur setllo
mrui, "a or before ths 21h duy 1t Nov. 1888. next,
otherwise they shall be forever barred. Au II b. fur.
hcr ordered that uouce thereof b. .von 10 OIL cfpcsr
oi, 10y pphhus tIts decree three wecks suocussivc,
;" the kuianI II ralj, prutcia Ruiaod aud by post
ng ihe same h ioIt puzzle places within the county 90
Rutland, to wit; at .illen Iitu. I'm, .fliou Backs
Store ~. Manly Store "a + usiord. sod at Geo.
II Bram1ns lnn ~ Rutland, within siKty days aztec tho
making Of tbs decree
Gwen - Probate Court, 1T Rntisnl, 10 said district,
this 27th day Of Nov. ~, 1855.
80 Auo,i, II u. IowsLKE Il .sister
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
| ADY'S BOOK.

FN'lE Proprietor Of ue LtDY's zoos respect.
- iH'iy informs lie public that he ha. IA alI.liou
10 tnsHs with s Leslie auI Slrs li.ic scufal
We NAIn1he ASSISTANCE OF Nlrs. sisolru.y. Grsu,Ile
NeIlrn Richard Penn Smith, author ot ln- Furs * .u
ana joseph G. Neal, the inmrab!e author ul % G ar
coal sketches" The = toral c,tps ct tnt Lad,'.
hooS may uow be sand to be ttc strongest OF a4y 10 tao
country. The January Number %, the cub.us year
wlI' ia "iinon 70 plate ol the Fashions o, ,reu
hsures, also eIutaiu new Feature,
Cc-o a.D oArVaaNs
O! the most modern Improvements IN WlNDO "
CUk iAlA~. aui other oruamelt, ot Il iiOU oEiOLD.
These VII lie gwen quarterly, DnI will greatly Gu
hstcs the value uf the boos.
re mas ais" "pened cprte spon lence with Me Corn
~ ""'"" Wilson, LAircss Vi London La Belle A b..
semhle, who writes f.linws
Just leatiog town tor mpnh. toir ~ Franra
W my return, Will send you Poetry anI ~ y.
nal Prose ARTICLES"
Miss Mary Anne Brown, Of Liverpool, aud Nh II f.
iand oi London, have alec proeroI their vsiIab- a
HE Publisher, beins posses Ion o. The means. /,
determined that no other publication sptl approach lie
I"u} BOOK, eHhcr IA e,naiioI, VI sop4 sqbsa-iaI
matter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Provision Market.
BRIGHTON Misunderstanding, Nov. &c.

BRIGHTON notwithstanding, Nov. 20.
Al Market 80 Beef Cattle 200 Stores, 1900 Sheep and
J 10 SNtnc.
PRIcgs--B cer Cdrie--Fifst quality 80 a rs Sec.
ond gull;y, 70 70 2J 1ntd quality. , 50 a & o.
BdrcIling CGtHe-Mcss. & ~ a . 10. MOL ,57j c 90
StOres-I NO year old. 10 g. Three year old, - a 30
Shtsp-Wc quote lots at o. SO, -, 33, ~, o.
, SO aud 3 %
Stoin. 'D1lp and prices hayc declined Nearly OF the
lots pedde sold AT for aud for bgrr1ws
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
From the Chdm'ersLurg pa Republican.
STAGE ROBBERY.

On Sunday night week, and on "Wednesday
night last, the boot of OF the stages winch
nightly ieavds here for The west, utter the night
uf It's baggage within less than mile Of town.
la both instances the trunks &c. found the
following morning IA h field near the road, opened
and riiled OF such ARTICLES suited the fancy ui
those who stole them. Fortunately for the cause
OF Justice, wal containing some caustlc. and
h,e suitable Tor opening trunks, &c. were tnuad
near the trunks taken "Wednesday night. which fix
90 suspicion on an ltluerant fellow, Who made hs
Grst appearance here some SIX or eIghr weeks since
IN the charcYer VI chow actor, who calls himself
Mons. Desage, aud a companion OF his named
James llaushaIi, Who worked at blasksmithing.
They were accordingly brought before magis
tratr cd Ihuredoy, ard Tor want Of bail Committed
until Friday, When they were to have been exam
lned. On that evening, however, Mons Dosage
being promised small Gun OF money and his no
euy, by gentleman who had u pocket book taken
from HE trunk Containing notes dfaits, &c btnoub-
uOg 10 Upwards OF $500 600 and whose 10
stance he vas arrested confessed the whole mat
ter, aud accompanied the gentleman to a stable
he had he properly concealed. The owl eT Of the
stoge which had been robbed hoN ever dId not sut-
ter aif Dosage to make hls escape, bot had han a.
gam very properly lodged IA Jali. Al The prop
elly lakcu ON "Wednesday night, whh the eAeep.
lion Of about twenty dollars IN money has been re-
covered. Bot Of that stolen on Saturday nlsht
acck, considerable am9unt ~ silver spoons. Jew
e.ry and other fancy articles, which belong 10 a
pedler, age .uiI a,ssing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
AiraNcsI

IN RON the TsrA ol ise tufsrrhsr % Ciarenduu,
- o4 the ltth gli., iwS year Old safftl ssiiius.
sith loug tail white % ths sos. anJ boih bod leg.
Mhortrf Vli give ililfnsioa where t.id cnt nsy Re
Eunits ~. GnfwolI u rswioi, the ,gtserItsr 10
CafealoI, shall he husfai rewarded. ss4 I'll neefsa
- char.es rad fILEG GnBt.
Clarendon. Dee. !. 1883. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Notice

/ltllt Annual Meeting of tho siackhollers - The
- Bank Of Rutland ior the choice Of Dtfoctors H.,
TIE yer ensuing, wal b., held at to Booking lioue Of
'"d Company tIc second loesdsy 81 January ne1t.
", tAGI, Casht,f.
Rutald Nov. 81 1898. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

gNfOTlCE hereby gwen. ihsll have this jsy giEsn
III az 90 Jsasrs 4. sHiih. b. time All hbsfiy 20
tfsnsaet basaet, i9r hia4ss a. sn1 '.l nsfihsf eisD
b. wage, 10y ssy debt, q hs eosifseties sitter
ths date gsAEs u sstrB.
Cl-fsslss, So, =, itSo. %
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PROBATE COURTS.

TIE Cess 81 Probate SO tie strcg Of Raaad isf tie
yesf eas@lEs Mi be sdeH tie Gffi Aoacay Of each
s.o0tk. tLs oAee Of Ilfow 4 Hagss 10 Hstiaae
". HOPKINS. ksssisf
Rstisna, = pstss.sf issc. -
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EEEzEs amt TESTauE.vTs
rSlEL-S

r. AtiNG tstsh tbe eats ~ selling ~ ffEtrs
II IoNAfo ritas, % she state u Vefma.i. ac s.sm
'sar'y % sD.s b. s1Fffyagy enon with 90 o. tsi
sala 90 t'' ssas tefsa - spfoPnstef
(PaHleuia.s "a f.tsgs .fdss,h.sasaf,
he Pills - sAls sf reisr. b. ihs falseri-
hs. shtfe gsffons aa-if 70 proure fss issbe
hsatns CO.. - Piifi. los Pill hsFs ias spts,bs.
ii'u q! Size eeisLf.lsl Fay.elans 10 tie ,easifg
hey s's. Nc -SssDrEsT y-'Sur~rse' .ay 4 he f,ls
i4su co.,.
BAl & nAFoN
HslsaI So 2. le1s a.
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ASlrossssfz,
rneaS

To cur great surr'i-e the Nee Nork psp~ts II ssiut-
gay "frr rseeiVed nv last svenings tnsil naiwit
,iAnenR the navigation Is tsssliy ubsirucrd Nv the zee
i"Ssvef, ~ oil shi glance al them W. fna Bo,i6nr
ns~ - Interesting &C. atd otaisr sloc Of news
hom The South ~ West
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Pre- os Thv+sday sv.sisg l..i he si.reA Factor,
hsioaseg 70 Nh hssnssa IA Higkr.ie was hgfng T.
,ss E'eaae eoa.ssang shsat u ZOO bsshss 81 gs.tss
ass-ss1ss szoo) La ~ ksoAa
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Ib The Hon the Probate Court Tor tho District of
Rutland Your petitioner, Aatbea steward gusr.
DIAN ct Ruth Steward and Wiihsm Steward. minors
shewrh that the sad "a nofs owns parcel OF land su
aud and being ~ Shrewsuufy, IN sad district and
bound ~ tpl o"s, va Wrst b, Ola Piumlcy, South
BY Irinc Le VS. aud North aud East by GDans Land
aud supposed 80 contain undivided half OF one hun
bred acres and that Il will be for the interest Of sad
minors t. sell -s,d land.
HhetJofe, lour petitioner prays the Hon Probate
Court To grant unto hcrn license sell said premises
according 10 the Statute such made aud Prov
tl,d
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W We are AFRAID Oh cor subscribers Who isiss Tar
h"s. and Other fsis bsvr fafeoiien that q is Taant.
E'N"g next thursday, % ~ hsr~ not sreo -inrir
i"emhr' 81 ihe irsilvrcd u'bv Of ths hind nDndsd
Tor that festive da,
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FARM FOii SALE.

a IL q r OFFER 60 s~.l 10Y Farm D us
ysFgk3zl.A - L ! AMI nli.es south 81 The go.
go e sis ~ iare "a thus town, on ihr stage road
NAl 81 leading o. Fouthsy salu Penn
~. con.ains, Including tus fmau pas
<-->A-H-A-r-~ tsrs lots and wood AID iIin5sr Ut
at CONVENIENT dstshr~ $50 scf-s-hss $50 d~rihng
hou.es and barn room sucel for - ons o. hsyi sna
10 wei wslerra with uhalag sPuH.s fof iutih~f par
tculars iEoulfe OF TIE tllrrfllrf .s iur promises
NEHEMIAH nOlT
Casiletun. Nov - l-3- 80
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Ia u.. y.iisge Nov z7,h, Mrs Aleliae Cheney, wife
Of GeTsagm Cheney % IN the 27sh year Of her age
Leaving two youns children afflicted Husband and
uuuereas circle u friends 20 mourn bier luss. The
deceased had en- eyed usual health al. April last when
ihe Of infant child aud sick stranger ~,l thr
concerns Of Der nn - proved Too aecA Tor her con
sutuuon a severe attack q .gug fever followed her
exhausted strength, which lt heI declining state,
and lerminuted ga consumption Asafc 81 TIE event
which awaited her, else gradually prepared her .ad
Tor n-s great change and found refuge "a Him sho
ives b,H-e MAJ Of sorrows aud acquainted sh grlef
Patiently she endured Der peculiar TRIALS committing
her WAY TO One whose Judgment /. unerrns, sho,e
mercy initiate, and tufuelA away the prayer
Of tie eonlrite Permitted 10 udsigs Tie confident snd
there ressau 10 believe the We!l grounded hope
that the Master would admit her the ie.i9ssAiP Of
The Just she qui~uy fr ssleep. Tie conflict s pasi,
bet her sAms and usE.sfy rssI "a petes. tCosN
Also Al Dudswril LaNer Canada, Oct l0th, Sir ADJ
Cheney, IN ths 70ih yssT 81 h4s sge