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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

The County Committee IN pursuance OF their m
s,ruciions by the Rutland County Convention, have
appointed the following town committees in the sew
cral towns in this county, with the request that the
town committees should add 10 their numbers as
they may deem expedicnt. The county committee
also express the hope tina, every member ofthe com
mtioe in the several towns will feel the importance
of promp, and vigilsn action in the business Of their
appointment, to see that all the voters are at the
polls and that they have full supply of votes
Benson Isaac Norton, VIM. Field, VI. w
Smith
Brandon. Albert Locke, w NJ. Field, Ezra
June j. w Potter, Collins Andrews, Jacob Pow
ers Levi Bacon, d. n. Huntington, Rufus Goss,
J. Hines, l.. Briggs, Martin Carlisle, T. c. Farr.
Casdeton. Hyde Westoyer, c. Spencer VIM
Moui,on, b. r Adams, o. n. Dana.
Clarendon. Caleb b. Hall, John r. Learned
Abner H. Colvin, Thomas Stewart, Jr. Hannibal
Smith.
Cdslendea. c. Learned VIM. IL Harrison, Dan
Dixie,
Dainty y. J. Smith, Daniel LaPham, Aaron
Val
Fa,rharea- Barnabas Ellis. Adams Duiton, HI
yam Hamilton.
H.5sardtoa Azei wnghi, Cd. Justin Jennings,
feth :, John JT.
Ira whpple Martin, o. II. Rounds, P. W VII
kinson.
MeASon. Alanson Mas on, Edward Mnssey, W.
Robinson
Middietc,en. Ashley Clark Aaron II. Bieelowr
Eliakim Paul
Noun, Holly. NJ Johnson, Cbauncey Cook, A.
Cole
Mouaf Tabor. Benjamin Il. Bnlion
or1rcR. Joseph IL. Chitenden, Linus Wilcox
A, l. Cailn, Walter Chapman.
Parief. Elisha Allen, Jacob Edqeuon Jr. Nil
ton Brown, c. w Harman
P,nsseLd. Daniel Ranney, Erastus Holt, Calsir
Joslyn, Levi Rx.
P.ii,food. A, G. Dana, Harry simonds, J. g
Newell, Edward Granger, A c. kellogg, Jeilro,
Barnes.
Posltney Wan l.. Famhsm, Joseph Joslyn
Amos Bliss, VIM, Wheeler, David T. Noyes.
Rnaiaad Luther Daniels, Moses Hawks, JOIN
Strong, Wan Y, Ripley, b. +. Blanchard,
sAsrtsrne. silas Cotton, Charles shedd, c. ;
y. AH,hony.
sirrrsss~,y. wm Marsh, Hannibal Finnes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

iWfh Iasanniv.--Wc learn from BRIGGS Bulletin
Of TINS morningihai Mrs Barnard wife 0 Mr. II Bar
nard. Of Andovor Ga farmer much esteemed and re-
rcspcntcdl who has for some years bocn subject TO
iiis Of insanity,) was attacked on Tuesday with a
violent madness which she had never before exhibit
ted. During iis paroxysms she seized one Of her
children boy ten years old, and with knife sew
cred the muscles of the neck until the head iei up
GA the child's breast HIS cries were heard by a
woman not far oil, who 10 his rescue and found
that the wretchcd mother had partially cut the throat
OF another child about three years Old.
The tore the child from the mothers grasp,
and fed with tito the road. The mother pursued
her with the knife red with the blood Other offspring
and met a Mrs, Shattuck, who had come out, az
Iractcd by the cries oihc woman AMI child, ant at
tackled her with insane iorocity, innictiBg several
wounds. Happily, some men passing by seized the
m3nl3c AMI succeeded IN securing her.
Mrs. Is. Is a member of a religious society IN An
dover, and when Of sound mind Is mild and aniablc
and las always been highly esteemed and respected
--B0sfoH Trans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

EXTRAORDINARY COURAGE IN A LAD. "A
lad ia IIallam, Pa. named Gcoge Peters,
son of d. p. Peters, Esq. was furously at
tackled the other day by his fathers bull,
and would inevitably have been killed but
for his surprising presence Of mind.-See-
ing no chance of escape, he lodged the
assault Of the furious animal, and lcapcd,
upon his back - The Bull lhercupon
ran of in canicr, kicking and rearing fear
fully; bu, the little fellow, no way dIscon-
ceried, clung TO the animals back, until
a favorable opportunity offering he Jumped
OF and Immediately leapcd fence
hard by. This latter feat was witnessed
by his mother who was attracted to the
spot By his cries. He is only - years old.
- York Democrat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

ST Augustine, f.. +. Aug. o, 1899. I
Lieut.. w. L. Hanson in command of Fort Mel
lon, on receipt of intelligence of the massacre OF
Harny's command, Immediately seized some 10 In
dams who were encamped in the neighborhood OF
the post. So prompt and energetic course Of CON
duct is worthy of the highest praise, and reflects
great credit upon the decision and rmnoss of Lieut.
Hanson.
1t seldom falls to the lot of junior officer TO
oTcise any discretion, assume responsibiliiy-bu
in this cannot but feel reloced that the post
was in command ofa gentleman, who has acted with
all due regard to the rights Of others well what
was due the interests OF the service. Lieut. Han
son, has abandoned Fort Mellon, in consequence OF
it, unheahness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

The Weather and the .Nc,cs.-The New
York Gazette, says ''PcopIc who look into
finding any thing of interest in that portion
of it manufactured by the Editor himself
are very unreasonable, such weather as,
this. Who can write or think in an oven
while it is heaiing' We appea! TO Mon
sieur Chabert in this matter. Did the Doc
tor ever indite an editorial, while he and his
beef steak were cooking together Our
patrons can think as they please, but we
are clearly of opinion that they have no
right TO require much from us ill it cools
off a little"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

RErrRLtcAN SNrLIoiry.-- On the late
visa, cf the President TO Hudson, large
number oipcrsons purchased dinner tickets,
il being understood that they were to dine
with ham ut the same table. When the
dinner hour arrived, the President dinrd in
an upper room with few choice old lcdcr-
alists, whilst the democracy dincd below
stairs, in the full enjoyment Of their own
pleasant society Troy Mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Reform, proposed for PermoHt.-A state
is never in so great danger as when the
Van Buren, men propose their reform for IL.
Mississippi aud Michigan have been Van
Buren, reformed, and they are the worst gov
erned states i'm the Union. 4 Wing Col
lector of New York was reformed, and the
loss to the Revenue was over aml'ion oi
dollars. Reform in the Van Buren, due.
tionary means running away, ruin, disgrace
dishon or. Massachusetts and Vermont
have never been reformed, and they are the
hest governed states IN the Union.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Infringement on YANKEE Rights. THE rail
ing ola new bridge at Providence has been
covered with sheet iron, by the corporation,
TO prevent il from being cut up by the pen
knives of the whiting Yank ees. This is a
bold innovation on the rights Of the univcr-
sal Yankee nation, and the Journal doubts il
il will be tolerated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

OurRAorous.-Th Brandon Miss Sen
incl. saws that two Posimasters IN the coun-
~ of Simpson wrote 10 the Postmaster Cen
eral that there was received al Their resPec-
tive Offices t.ur opposition newspapers TO one
administration, and, that IT was working
serious injury 10 The dem0oaroiie Priy !; where
upon the Postmaster General ordered both
Offices TO be discontinued.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

FevER Ar NEW ORLrASs.--'Ihe LOUISIANA Adyer-
,ser OF the sth inst says-"Ne learn from physi-
clan Of considerable practice and experience, that
the fever Is most prevalent among the crews OF ycs-
sels 10 harbor and that il Is OF malignant type
no, Welding as readily 10 medicine as the disease
al sarner years Yesterday he had six new cases
under treatment bu, from being promptly calie and
IVA, confden, ofei.ectng cures.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Jonathan Buckmasiry
Spd5ary. n Hyde + sui,h j.. Wm. A
Williams. u J Horton
T"noarh n W sawyer, Calvin Brown, Har.
ycy Shaw. Edward Woodruff.
Hs3ngtord Robinson Hail, David H. Sabin.
Alfred HUI, Vim. Kent. Isaac Smith, Il Eddy
WcR' Allen Grover Joseph Park, Calf Nom
roe.
Wcs' Huren. John oaansend. James Forbes S.
J. Hitchcock
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Making s per cent ssstssmsa
Tor The yeat sad per ecnagc 10 be east on The ergns
amount Il the premium note, without tsstents TO shy
endorse nens, and TO be paid To- the TrSsuSet, at his
office in Montpelier, before the 10th day Of DC.
tobef, 1882 hcinr the day Of the annual meeting Of
said company An opportunity will lie ptt.rnisd te
forward assessments ~ The s,nbes uf the Legislature
and those who neglect 10 forward their assessmens
them are referred the Eth section of the Act Asebed
10 each policy. Tor The conso q0enors
HARRY VAIL. Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug ~, 1889
II The printers Of each weekly newspaper in ihis
State are requested 10 publish the above notice three
works successNey and otwafd their hills by the
bets Of the Legislature Tot payment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
IMrORTANr To rmE LAnlrs- In.. ree.ircd

IMrORThNT TO THE LADIES -- Jns, received
l. and for sale by II 4. Wnirf & Co. Rutland n f. "
boxes Reynolds & Parneiy celebrated Frmsle Health
Restorative j Is d-sigucd particularly lor the sea
peculiar 20 tar female Constitutions good medi.
cine of this aipd hos hong been waited, a. many II
these diseases have bsflrd the skHlo tie most eminent
phy sic1ns, nud an the remedies heretofore have
proved lnrfrctaai IA thousands ~ This medi.
cine Inyanlhiy tr.uoyes ubst aeiions. Sc Ard 90 o
uothers fei t. % equalied rs ans other medicine
IL Is nol cathifc, but tonic Strengthening aud re-.
storing tlr system 10 healthy acloa II Is rseommen-
d-d by many 81 the most Imminent physicians IA the
United States. Dor J Morrison from Calerair. Mas
ubo has pfscsised medicine some % ysaF. Oneida
ssys ia relation Il i'rili - the best used
now IN use have tf.ad Il IN
tie wofsi cases 81 female compiainti with admirable
ssccrss, snd wish fpr the good Of sif.fng femsies
that 81 hysiciags would inifodufs ia tl~w practice
and have con Gdrhcr a. hciirve they would hnd hop
py results D. hayr found the pills % answer folly
their fecamnr ndstiun." Doci Y II Dsyis, SYracuse.
y. iri's similar story, aud many others Fas for
thrr Information YOU ~ricffed 70 TIE persons hose
nansrs are xrd ahps -bs and as % pauph-
iris lrn sci IA sseuis for gfaiui0rs disntuuoh.-
Ffier dollars PEI boz, containing marty hun.
drsd Pills Prepared and sid Nb0'rssie asd rsisl nv
Reynolds s. fsrmeiy z usiord Monroe Go = y,
spd ssa ~ ID n Nrachaan, N ID. Walingf sfd, Jack
son G K~ifhafa, Brands7, Moody { hdssos. Nidd-sa-
~ = Huntington, NrrerGnes, D"et Peek Bnri gi0B
n Val a CO Dsnhy y Aneress Manchester,
Merrill l. V. ID spi.gsi BenHing,an. Wii.aon A. Ty-
icr Braushofa', and b II T. WLia Co At The Rut-
land Bookstore.
REYNOLDS a PARAELE
sheiburse. Aog -, ia. CIV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Ardent SPIRITs.--'l'hc origin OF the fire al East
Williamstown VI. which destroyed The store Of e.
q u. Ainsworth, together with the Post Office and
lis contents, IS thus stated
While one of the proprieiers and the clerk were
engaged in writing, cask, about half full of y. l..
rum, to their great CONSERVATION, burst with loud
noise, and the liquor, on fire, spread over the
a few minutes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

The Wing Advocate, Canton. Miss, says that no
less than six llocoocol editors hold office in that
staie.-N o. American.
"Well, there are six offices well filled then, we
will be bound.-Bost. Post.
The Post would have been more correct, If IT had
said, "1here would be six pockets well filed Ed
Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

A SIGN.-"MR Clay IN VmoINIA..-- A din
ner was recently given to DIR Mallory, the
wing Representative from the Norfolk dis
irict. OF the volunteer toasts given, 10
less than 20 were in favor Of Mr.. Clay. Nc
other candidate for the Presidency was
toasted at all.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Tpr TwrsTr-SnTB COSusfse .--Iin editor 81
,hc Journal of Commerce Of Saturday. has mode mp
table Ia order show the relative strength o. par-
ues IN tbs mex; Congress, embracing the late elcc
uons, and the loss and gain from lice present Con-
gross Tho result would seem 81 give the Wings
a majority IN the House Of Representatives Of fee
Including the Conservatives IIc puts down four
States, however uhpsc which have their elections
We, to make) they now stand IN the present Con
grcss-ri, Alabama, Rhode Island, Maryland and
Mississippi The Wing gain from the 25,h to the
as,h Congress he makes eleven, including 1--we Con
scva,ives The Journal man may bo pretty near
correct bu, good deal OF II is guess work after all
We should be unwilling to compromise with the
vani,cs this way, Notwithstanding the late Wing
rcycrsos at tho Southwest
1--WE are IN favor Of number OF Banks, which
shall correspond IN capital with the amount Of spo
cle IN the country IN ratio which experience has
established as safe for the community.
we advocate an tncycasc of metallic currency,
no, only 10 render safe the the banks but for gcncr-
al convenience and safety OF the community
ave arc IN favor OF these measures because they
will Advance the interests of trade, commerce, ag-
rculiure, and manufactures and promote law, order,
and good Government. - Burlington a.. ~ Senii-
mel
ms beats tte ltuicHs as me Ola saving Is \
writer in the ultra "an,-bank" Journal has come
right on 10 the Wing ground, and goes the whole
figure for sustaining a prudent and useful banking
system, and the editor appauds the principle, II
this amt backing gu, ''thcre's snakes" Now
we will sec how long this consistent locoioco demo
era, will stick TO this text What viii their anli-bani
fellow laborers Montpelier and Bra,lcboro' say 10
this, who have been laboring for months 70 saddle
all the sin of Bank making upon the Wings and to
throw all banking into discredit, for effect What
will the grea, Globe say to the maynard Locoiocos
We shall soon hear. notable bull viii doubtless
be issued against the Sentinel and IL will he Danish
ed TO Botany Bay, or, the editor be denounced as az
old Hartford Convention fed However, j, is to be
hoped mat the editor has been restored to sanity anc
viii hold on The Bank doctrine advanced above
comedies with the Wing creed on this subject eN
acty. They want no banks only what are cstab
lishcd on firm specie basis well guarded ugans
frauds upon the public. They are in favor of a suit
able number of banks of tins description "becaus,
they advance the interest of TRADE, COMMERCE
AGRICULTURE, and MANUFACTURING
Unfortunately however, the Sentinel correspond
ent We, hangs upon the Sub-Treasury humbug-bu
he will ultimately 'whirl about and turn about an'
Jump Jim Crow" on that subject, yet The follow
ers in the footsteps of Martin the First, begin Il
find it necessary reirace their steps or lose hei
hold upon the 'spoils"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Mn CLAY-Wc learn by the Journal Of Commerce
of Saturday, that Mr.. Clay is TO be in New York to-
morrow, and will remain there two three days.
The Young Wings said to be taking the lead
TO give him a handsome reception
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Steamboat u araf. The steamboat William
llurlbut was burnt between Mobile and
Montgomery on the evening of the Goth ult.
The passengers escaped, leaving all their
baggage. The cargo was worth 100000
with very little insurance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

0F7The Rev A. b. Hard has resigned
the rectoIship ofSt. Puul's Church, Mt. Yer
non, TO take effect on the LIST of Oct. next
and has accepted that of st. James Church
Arlington, Vermont.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

young gentlemen received the Degree OF A.
b. The Degree of IL. ID. was conferred
on Gov. Marcy, and David Prentice, Pro
fcssor AT Geneva College.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
STRAY HORSE.
rCHE INDIAN pURGATivE PILLS pdsss


L very remarkable pfopems. One IL, the
pOssibfy IN injury or harmi and the other u,
aiirays cure 10 do good.
TINS may APPEAR strange 10 some but wkl
feet, that ihey cure disease upon NATuHH]
PLAN, viz purilying the blood Of al conr1
Il viii not appear wonderful that they ere ~
nocen', aud al The same time all powerful
OF disease.
.u,rs Maa Ere fhonsgnd persass In Mesi
have been cured If ibtrrnliiisnt, lkessitf
lnnanmatery and Psirid Fssep; hsssi1
and Small Pox indsmnatioas IL tks
Throat, Of the stomach, o. tie LuBkp,
,be lnlenlines, the Kidnrss, and lbs n
malisfo, both Acute aud cbfonic. 0pi11
ing % Blood, Diaffi.es. Dyssn.
eopr, Apoylexy andTzrt]Seiel
choadnasis; fetssss; Epi(
As,hgia and Palpiiaiien y o.
unpiisn snd Msfswo4 N
aud Syphilis; HfseeA4
Eifaug8afy, Loss ~ ~
ache, Tiainisbcy, Psi0e = @z q '<
Bsck aud Side, srd el&91 ~
and Liver Ulcers ssd HorH9 q IT. nn{
tericks, Weak Nerves ED y -.
o. Lsaeofrbea. Meseffbna, h1o y
delicate femsie conpisss,s. so,<ndcr "a
dlan Pafgsiige Pills and direct. n 49,
20 persons Il the highest rssyeelztii5ly
reslofed 10 health aud us.friness. 49,
Die medicine. and IN nssy issisHoss
proHosHesd by heir Desfus iserk1
these faesa, coming a. ti.y do tfe<
have bsrn bsBe6iied, and proved ~
moay Of thousands, have sosss e6<<1
invsiid, who nay perhaps have ssG<{
sanse painial eisssse, thai he Too. W
dias Psfgaiivs Pulls, may hi-s b. lfk4
once more taste the srssfs II Hs@fH
and Ne Gusi The DAY 10 not f.s 49,
al. arla sssK~ a.l .~<f..s. sun..1I.
sass, will he universally sekncvi<f~
WHOLLY DaiyES' rao11
~ Al farnn as,cefte4k 81
nasi be addressed fhno
II HEALTH, i3a TseN4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
iRRiED.

IN Brat,lcboro, 10Th inst, Mr. George c. Law
renee. Merchant to Miss Frances +. Root
In Wilmington, lth. Mr.. Timothy H. Castle OF
Columbus, Illinois, TO Miss Julia Ann Boyd of VII
mngton.
In Windsor 10Th ul,. Samuel L, Atwaier, Esqr. OF
Buffalo, \. Y to Miss Elisabeth Emerson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
DIED.

At Clarendon Springs VI. 9th inst. Mr. Harden
Ford OF Chesterfield y II. aged 49, after a short and
distressing illness of inflammation on the bowels lie
leit his residence July % apparently we'll and was
brought home corpse Aug. sth. lie hiss left wife
and four children, and largo number of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
In Dandy on the 2sth ali Charity IIemick widow
of Horny iemck, in the 73d year of her age.
Printers in n. IL. are refuesicd &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Curiaus announcement If Suicide The
following is from the Concord n. H.
Courier:
CorardIy.-Jo Jonathan Buuerie'd, Esqr.
Of Hopkinton, late taverner IN Gohio"n'
not having sufficient nerve 10 meet the re-
sponsibiIiiies Of life, meanly stole out OF eK-
istcnoe last Monday night, by hanging
himself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

BRIGHTON MARKET Monday. Aug 9. 1889.
[RtpoRrED FoR TnE BOSTON PATRIOT
Vt market $50 i'eef Cattle, 81 Stores, 1925 Sheep,
and 100 Swine.
PRicrs- Beef Cattle we quote first quality so
& 26 I'd quality - 81 quality Z 80.
SHEEP SO 10 3 20.
Swine.--1 10 Zoe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
EE@nfcM E.iinlcoEia,cEu.

TWO good Wagon and Sleigh Makers 10 whom 700,
j. wages and constant employment VIII be given.
a. BRANCH
Casdelon, Jay g. 1880. 35-37
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Now York, August II.
ALABAMA. First Congressional Dis'rct-lhe
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser OF the 9th inst says
that Dello,, Wing, is elected TO Congress by ma
jority OF 1870 over Murphy the v b candidate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
GASTLETON SEMINARY.


II ilE fAll Tenn Of this Ins,iution will commence
l. the frat "Wednesday Of September next,
TEACHERS.
Rev EDWARD J. iiALLOCK, Principal
SAMU FL HuRLBuT,A u .4ssisfsRL
Mr. STAMos TRlCKALlOTEs, TesoLu Of
Modern Grcsk.
Miss iuSa MUM, will take sp,o ial ehsige Of
The Female Department..
Miss ELzAHEru NJ a. RoHissoE, will teach
French, US ter native tongue.
BOARD, &c.
II is expected that scholars from abroad IN hoard IN
the Seminary. The expense Of board, tuition, room
$500 per Quarter, $1,000 for the entire Ace dem
zeal year.
UITIoN.
Common English HtHnchcs per Quarter, $500.
Higher Biauehes OF English Studies, $500.
Classics. $500
lns ment1l Music ytfa with use Of INST T. $1,000.
Painting aud Drawing ,exus) each, $500
French, (exua) $500
Chemical Lectures, (extrb) 4200
Vocal Music, ell
There will be Course oi Chcmca Lectures dur.
ing the Fall and Spring Quarters.
IT very DIES rable hat scholars should be present q
the of the term. delay Of few dsvej
will cmbarass the scholars and prevent ready ciassi6
cation.
ZIMRl HOWE, Secretary
Augus, IL, 1889. 35-U
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Groceries,
HATS.

VA AN led, Immediately by the subscriber. 10 600
w WAITE and Red OIk Slaves and Heading for
which eosh viii be pad delivery. Also three Jour.
ncymeu Coopers wanted, WIN viii be furnished It'll
work during the fall aud coming winter. Cash and
the his~st wages given.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
NOTICE.

ESTRAYED from the subscriber, on OF sbou1 r.
II of July last, large, handsome, red, two ye11I
Steer, nora bite about Tin except tiie end oS "a
the right horn having been broken Of when . cen
little. WhGeyer will give informsiIon wheS(
steer may be found shall be literally rewarded
HIRAM BATE
Fairbavcn, August IL, 1880.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
Fire! Fret! Firc,lt

THE me- n,bcrs of the Vernon. Maual Fire ia,ut.
l. snoe Company herby notified the, tho tel.
lowing have been made BY the pifteiots
al notes "a force the following days, 10 wit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
GpItAYINa

l. Mare, six years Old last sprig few white ~
on the back CAUSED by the saddle, manc on the ~
soc, and shod all round when she went away. ~
stayed tlat way. Whoever will return said m9ref
give information there she may be found shall bb<2
ably rewarded by PRESTON AVERiI
Clarendon Springs, August o, 1880. 35--z
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers being appointed by the Hs1|
w Probate Court for the District Of Rutland eou|
missionrts, to receive, examine and adjust all ciai
and demands Of II persons against the esiute OF
STEUKLEY THORNTON, Jr 8
late Of Ira in sand district, deceased represented nso
vent and also all claims and dcmaeds exhibited in
set thereto; aud six months from the 22d Of June q
being allowed by said court for that purpose, ~
therefore hereby give notice that we viii attend q
business OF our appointment at the dwelling h0use
the said deceased IN Ira, the first SATURDAYS ~
obeI and December next from ociek until s 0'ojo
L NJ. on each said days.
HENRY ARMSTRONG,
JOHN WOOD, S""
Ira, August 10, 1889. 35--5J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
From the 81. Augustine Herald.

From the ST. Augustine Herald.
A CAnp-D. w. Whitchurst, amid the
other venom he has spit at me, lns'nuaies
that am actuatcd by oo,Vurdice. confess
that am n cowgyd upon prpcipie-and up
on oati-that to keep the ten command
meuis has been a part of my education
aud were not ID. w. Whitchurst perfectly
coNvINcEp of these facts, he would never
have dared to use such language toward me.
JAMES NJ. GOULD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Here is ono man who has courage enough
to refuse TO fght--Judgc Gould of st. Au-
gustine, who is a Ierseyman, and a native
of EsseX county:-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

Fine crops in al dircc;ions-'robaceo
and Cotton at the South as abundant as
Gram in the Northern and Middle States
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
For Sale

800 Cheese CASKS Of the first quality, little
tier than ever before offered IN this vicinity.
GERSuOM CHENEY, il.
Ruilrnd, Aug II.