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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
TIL L
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

o. We have very respectfully 10 call the
attention OF such as mean tO invest Ia this
by letters, yesterday received from Nav Or.
leans, no doubt exists as to the drawing
taking place on The day fixed upon, aud that
it is the Managers settled determination on
no account to permit the drawing 10 be de-
fcrrcd. SYLVESTER 4 co,
Tuesday Oct. 4. I55 Broad,sny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

~ WOOD will continne TO supply the
ES' best of Red Ash Coal, for Crates, AZ
the following prices:
In Lump delivered at s:S, per ton Of GCO0 lbs
Broken 4 Screened. Do. at IS IS, per ton.
Also Superior Pictou Coal, at Wharf ~
$40 per Chaldrun Of $500 lbs. Oct. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
RIBBONS. 8 /.

A n elegant assorlmen, Of Bonnet Ribbons
~ Uncut yclvets Tor Bonnets, and Bonnct
materials. for sale hv
Or. ~ JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
SINGING SSEcc-.

NONI0lNo
SUBSCRIBERS, and those wishing 10 be-
~ come subscribers, nre requested to meet
at Armory Hall, on Monday evening next,
25lh inst, to make arrangements for the en-
suing term. j. STAY, Jf.,
Nov2I. f. LANDERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
WANTED,
ygnr;uo Skirts and Draws.

Aliens soltJ Rccoyin ,mhs Wool and ROYAL ribbed
Nt shirts and draws Wooen Gloves, Mtieus ard
Nn,, Hosiery from the rLest to The Lowest prl,, ny
NV ,th u. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
MOLASSES.

25 hhds. carly crop Cuba
N5@@ Molasscs, extra quality, 10
tk>ilEiEs7jFJp sale bv
NEY-e7rN F.. +. g. w. NEwros.
se--s7'-1 Oct g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
FALL GOODS.

TOHN +. TOWNSEND, offers for sale.
~ some handsome Broadclo'hs and Cassl-
mcres also, ladies' Cloths suitable for Cloaks;
also, great variety of French and English
Ncrlnos nearly MS handsome a. French
Flanncls Of all colors-wlntcr Callcos-lio.
slery-superior blnck ltallrn silk Crarats-
Pilot Cloths. --.Kerseys-.stout SaltIncts-
homcspun FIannels---.stout Ticklng-tablc
Covers--Piano Copers--brown linen Table
Clolhs-stout rcd twlllrd Flanuels-Rus.ia
Diapcr-Crash--a lot of the bcs, Woollrn
Yarn-.largc Merino Brochc and Blanket
Shawls, with a variety Of other Goods.
Oct "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
FORTUNES HOME!
TRY YOUR LUCK.
THIS DAY-Sl2,0OO for S4.
Tomorrow $4,000 for 81.
SATURDAY,

-Splendid Scheme
Prize of S3O,OOO.-l Of SI0OO0-i of So,
OC0--l ot 4000-l of 2,S00-l Of
l,620-50 Of l,000-50 o! 500.
72 numbers--l2 ballots.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
MA few Tickets for sale In the GRAND LOTTERY
OF REAL ESTATE situated in New Orleans, TO be
drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, the lat of December
Price S2G.
Tickets and shares for sale in the above
lotteries, either sinsly or by the package.
Orders from abroad or at home will be
faithfully attended to. if addressed TO.
w W. s. VOSE,
nov. ii. No. 81, Thames.st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
To Let,

ID p. REMINGTON will continue his
weekly visits to the City Of Providence
until further notice, and attend to the trans.
action Of any business entrusted to his care,
ss usual. Newport, Nov. IL, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
To the Farmers.

GOOSE QUILLS wanted, and liberal
N price will he pnid for those Of good
quality. Ivy WM. &. COIZENS e. Go.
Nov 2I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
N 0 T | Gle.
.TEV' FIRM
and
NEW GOODS.

A ABBOT & Co arc now receiving from Bosioa,
IA. large and splendid assortment OF Goods. sfeoI
ed with aud taste from the largest Mercantile on
ses in that city. Among their present stock may be
found BLK, blue BIN, blue Ereen, adeside olive mix
{wool Dyed Broad Cloths general assortment Of
Huckskins, Cassimercs, Sanoiis, Of all descriptions
large stock Of French cloths OF the latest
ashtonE Marsciilcs Nalenta, and silk yeslings, satin
and silk velvet do 1000 yds bin, cold, plain and zig
silks Of the latest fashion aud most superb patterns
Monsaine, Doiatne, and 6gd lawns and cambies y
variety OF patterns for ladies drcsstscanbrc cdgings
aud inscTings Swiss, hgd and plain Mushns hid,
eilk and leather gloves silk, cotton, and worsed Ho
scTy large variety Of dress aud undres- Scotch giug
hams 5000 yds British and American pnnis from s
10 ~ 2 per yd beautiful assornest Of fancy lad ks
andscaris bonnois oi all kinds Florence, Dunstable,
palm leaf. hoods OF all kinds embossed silk for Innings
large and splendid assortment Of ribbons OF all kinds
artificial flowers French wrought collars wnrSted and
cotton Braces bales brown sheeng 400 yds ticking
crash diaper and table spreads cotton yarn Of all mum
bers; wlcking and batting several boxes OF NO !
brush and fur Hats large assortment Of mems and
hoy s t''a'hrnp 'sysl.~g bs~hrts and umbrellas
collars linen eambre for hdfs; good assortment OF
| shawls, and laces, &c.
| :..,;..a GRocERIEsr."aa
Hyson, Young Tyson, and Tyson Skin teas Coffee
double refined Crack and Loaf Sugars; brown do
Porto Rico aud Sugar House Molasscs; Pepper Spice
CS,Sia' Cloves, N1tmegs knisns Rice, Goldfish emok.
ed lIalbut, plug, Cavcndsb smoking and sheep tohac
co; wool twine lamp aud linseed OIL putty and win
dow glass, &c. Crookery, Glass and Hardware; Cut
ery Turks Island and Western Salt sack and Dbl do
all kinds Of farming tools great variety Of articles
too numerous TO mention all Of which they OF
ferng for sale low for cash approved credit
All kinds of produce viii be taken in exchange for goods
All who are DESTROYS of making choice selection anC
having great bargain given them, respectfully in
ved TO call and examine the present stock Of goods be
fore they have made purchases elsewhere.
| ABiJAH ABBOTT.
/ '25-H IS, Is ROCKWELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

pssScr,er-- Ds~sscysfs The sufraSiers ~ the
Vfsproi sdaaisstrAin r~ts,s with goat ptrtinAetF,
- oalliag tbsmsslfss ~ ,hs title % "dcsnosfsw -
Thsy siiag the spPsllstuu with Etai which " uniy
lsdtrsoss wbra consdes their k~s sbsndonneni
a. ts eiiHcfiye principles q the Hneirni drlnpcfary
We eehsss 10 be feet. and susceptible u complete
oeaB,trslen, thhs the present standardization claims
she high toned afistorrsie and Arbitrary
puwrfs tuf the EfecntTe Department, than were ever
ssneissaed OF advocated bY the Federal party ln the
days 81 tbs tldef ADAMS the ssowAl Of such principles
and Ma Of such powers. would have created
resoisiFon and bioodshed. And yet the present ad
ninissAion. through the influence q it, corrupt and
siistss presses hypoeicaiiy prOfesscs 20 be demo.
Ito be hicney the rights a the people aud
Go bs the "eroSsivs democfsSs' ~ the day ~ part
81 the game 81 deception the whigs arc dcnpunc.
ed s"feeefalsis stistocrats az anarchists and
hostile 10 the liberties Of the country we call ts
gsss II 9esg0a, because every dsPassionAie oeset'
81 poAi evsbts Knows. that the principles ol The
wings % liberal and democratic that the great mass Of
the whg party Get upon the doctrines AFewed by Tie
old senoersoy and ast they arc struggling 10 bring
bsek the administration Of the govsrnueat 70 the prs
tine purity, economy, simplicity aud rspohennisn,
which obaloed IA the days OF Jefferson Madison aud
Monros. The vetSsn democrat, Of the New York Star
20 recent article upon THIS subject thus speaks oi te
prstensions 10 democracy, set up h5 tho Van Bunn
and hrs loco foca followers.
III !. at ono. auspr and instructive 10 read the
hnued attacks made the wings In the Globe Argus,
Richmond Inquirer aud other affiliated prints, al~sys
under the name Of Federahf'. Although the Wing
party composed principally Of democrats OF the old
school seceders from principle and refofmers from
patriotism, ia s,ll considered good policy by the ad'
pnistratoD, To set them always before the world as
ultra eaersists in order 10 misead the ignorant and
prrjndicsd. While ihls 10 unsctur lousy pefiofned
Mr. Van Buren, has called nearly all the adefs OF the
old federal party 10 his adat is TO say, such oil the
federal leaders Of ability who were IN the market and
when he piesses and IN the face Of his uniform pro-
scfp,ion of old ledetas, he cooy appoints them 10
the highest Offices IN the gin OF the government WIN
the apology Of recsnslon OF error or change
Of opinion and he does this without the least spPTe.
henson Of being deserted for aposiacy, denouced al
Tammany Halt Such Is the position, such the siasis
tbect submission Of his followers, who presume TO car
ysY send deleg iiions TO Washington TO demonstrate
and me President tells them in effect that his ioH "a
aT and they COME homo aud submit TO the ehas,ise
/tnsnt with crou6hing humility.
There ia nothing left OF the old democratic party in
Tsmmany, boasiing Of its former principle hrmnes'
and character Snbmisson 10 the word, and he wht
docs mol submit must retire. Troy Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN-Batsr a.a s,,.sr.

We were about 10 give few hearty cheers on The
uR Of the cleo Ion in the Old Dominion, but wait
! fall and more authentic returns, many Of the
s,ions are very close. We, however, hardly en-
rain doubt bo. hat Virginia las done ihs JOB fof
Bursn In tina, state and like her as,rious sister,
- York, will raiss tho good old Democrats Wing
AZ IN grea, triumph.
We rather sorry that tho loco ioso editors, ai'er
'ag ieiieitaird themselves much on The result Of
Election, before they knew how the result VAS
nst nov BE- obliged 70 seknowledge that they are
"'se, because have yet Little charity for some
sa Bot this hAlioOing before getting fairly cut Of
weeds Don't oftsa Do sy veil
l'vsver, the in,sIigea, portion Of "ihs party must
y isl that their cause was desperate had Virginia
s' ~ hsrs,ofore decidedly for Van BnEsnism.
Ne nov eengrstulats our whig fellow ssiiEsns
agsesti the eoaniy ths brilliant prospect before
We have passed ella and chary sSis, and Il We
-ass 10 esadaei our natonsl LaTk wisely, we are
We eau slTeaey bFsAl.e mere freely, al Illus
"a Statesman once uiiSly remarked. These ''sohsf
q 'boagh's" prove 10 be Of sssrlAg vsios, 10 real
-A-s'hs, sna ss shosld be siAd 10 xi,nsss more q
s4ss@s ss ePoPssals. Bel thsy -deat seen 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

Tho Wing Committee appointed TO call County
aven,ion in this County, for the purpose Of making
nomination of State Senators for said County, &c.,
trcby give notice. that said Convention will be holden
the Court house in Rutland, on Friday, the 2lst of
as NEXT, al 10 clock A. M for the purpose sfore.
a. Hence the several towns in the County de-
'sd to elect and send two delegates to said
faVention, without tail
NAV IL, 1879
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
DRY GOODS.
BURT o. MASSN

Have open and FOR sale the very loves, pti.
ces broad cloths Of all black blue aud fancy cold
cAssmerrs and saueti. consisting Of rfcat variety ef
qualities pantaloon siaifs Tor great
tety plain aud hgd b satin vrs,lngs vaeniia silk
ings Trimmings Of every description ard very beet
quality 800 yds hlesehed shtings md sheetinps 100
yds furniture prints and dntss Russia dispsr Scotch
and English table linens brown table covers Du,eh
oil cloths; 200 yds brown drillngs, ~ "a, and o.
uckinrs at various prices GOTTEN yarn from No TO 20
Cotton bats, Ac.
Rutland, May 81, 1879 go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE IL, 1880.
D<,'socr1&tc W'his Ticket
-eRo-
For Presid lent,
HENRY CL AY.
state Democrssic wing Convention.


A. Woodstock on the 9Th day Of June next will be
held convention oil delegates 10 select from the people
suitable candidates for state officers to be supported at
The next election. II Is hoped that dele.
from each in the state will be appointed at
meetings. Of all who in favor Of a continued wise
and prudent administration Of state government
opposed 10 the banefui Of the national admin
rsiion in favor Of dsplucing Il, and establishing IN
h stead one that shall be responsible, economical and
republican making patriotism its guide; the best in
Of tho country lis goal and the principles pro-
nuga,ed by Washngtorsnd Jefferson its rule of faith
Ind practice II ia desirable that every town in the
a,e should be represented nasmueh as delegates may
appointed n the proposed convention, 10 represent
he state In International convention TO be held ut Har
sburph in December next, for the purpose OF nomna-
ing candidates for President and Vice President, who
elected, will regard the wishes, and not pmregard
he ia,ueatations IF ne people"
IA Vermont has been, LET her continue 10 be
railways FAITHFUL"
WILLIAM UPHAM,
T.. z. WALTON, Stat.
HARRY BRADLEY, c so
GEO. Il. HODGES,
CHARLER PAINE, Com.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
Montpelier, May Is, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
THE MAILS THIS MORNING

AZ usual lately furnished but li:tlc intelligence or
interesting. The parties Virginia yet dispung about
tho precise result of the late Election the Congress
Ticket. Both parties claiming majority The political
State Of the Legislature believe settled Tho
partial Editor of the Journal of Commerce has taken much
pains collect aud prepare table Of all the Returns and
makes up the result the Delegation to ~ wings and
G. v. b. partizans.-Two v. II. maj IN the Senate.
In the Legislature OF Connecticut the famous Divorce
Case Mir JARVIS had loaye withdraw her peiition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale two Carding and
l. Shearing Machines, one Wool Picker, Spin
ming Jack and Jenny. The Machines have been used,
but be put in good order with little repairing
They will be sold for cash approved credit viii he
exchanged for other property Also about 10000 Tea
zes s. ID. WINSLOW.
Pittsford June 8, ESQ. "25-1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
SILK GOODS.
'2527

nANlELs q BELL ore now receiving from New
- York and Boston great variety of silk goods.-
Consisting in part of rich plain and gd Pout de Sole,
Gro. de Naples, Gro de Swiss Sinshaw fig and plain
Florence also splendid assortment Of Silk Edinboro
and Merino Shaws rich assortment OF llibins Grapes
fancy scarfs also Eolcnnos new and splendid article
for dresses 70 ~"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
PcrfiIllKcrY.

DURT ~ MASON offer for sale superior quality Ma.
cakes varagsted soap by the pound for washing wash
balls Toilette soap OF various kinds Chlorine tooth
wash Chlorine aud Carbonc Den,ifrce; Calcinsd
Charcoal; Cologne Water; Lavender Water; Florida
Water Milk of Roses Persian Quo Of Rose lip salys
Pearl powder; Cosmetic cold odor OF roses; Ex-
tract Of roses extract Bergamot Kiphaia for tho hn
Bears oil curling fluid Erasive Powder.
May 81 1889 '26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
CORRECTION.

We are informed that the matrimonial occurrence
|de.S in our last, between Mr.. Samuel Hewes and
~ Mary Ryan, never took Place; and tina, II was one
hose rascslly pieces Of imposition, upon both the
alter and the parties concerned which in our view,
fssrye severe punishtyent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Joint Vote.

You see that thus the Wings have lost TWO votes and
the Conservatives ONE.
The Wings have lost member of Congress and
gained iwoand three viz in the Harrison districts
Moreover the Frederick district viii, feel confident,
fall into our hands II is ascertaned that Lucas the
Administration candidate Ind majority of only Two
in the whole district and Mr. Barton has determined
contest bis election. Yours, &c,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Groceries.

IlURT s. MASON have Just received an e.lensivo
- supply of Groceries Of every description.
-----.3ISD-
splendid assortment, Of Crockery asl Giass Ware,
consisting Of new ana splendid patterns completely
matched, elegant China Tea Ware, Sc.
""-~ LIKEWISE
few bbis. Tar.
MAY 81 ssG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Anti V. u Mai

CoSgrosiosai Delegation. In tho prsseni eongress
the Wings have only ak members and conservative
For tho next Congress the Virginia papers furnish
full re,nfnsbut the parties differ wih respect 10 the
legality Of the election q two members II Tie
claims Of the Wing members sustained they win
have II members Of the 81 II the V. b. party are
10 have i, all their way they will have majori.
~ Of the members 1hp Richmond Wing says
Virginia has done a grest work-thcre has been a
Wing gain since the Presidential election Of 5000
Well done old Virginia.
Washington, June 1880.
We have tfiumphed in Virginia Barton has got the
Sheriff. certificate Of election We shall have II
members Of Congress--Looos 10. They are Barton,
Camden, Hunter, Garland, Hopkins, Bolts, Mercer
Thlaftfro, Wise, Gfogin, Hin.
Considering We had only in 1887, this is doing pref,
" we'll la haste, yours, NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

VtyE The Subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District Of Rutl COM
nis'ioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims add
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
JONaTJf.4N ". sII7W,
late Of Clarendon in said district, deceased, represent
cd insoven and al,o all claim. and demands exhibited
in Offset theroto aud Fix months from tho fifteenth day
OF April last, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend 10 the business OF raid appointment at
the now dwelling Of the widow Susan Shaw 10
Clarendon the last fuesd syof June and Septem.
Der next, from 10 O'Clock until six o'clock, 7. NJ.
each Of ssid days.
TN +. mL luTSIIi n. Commissioners.
| Dated at Clarendon this 2t,h day Of Msy 1880.
90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

WE the suseTberr being appointed BY ths Hon. Ne
w Pf0bate Court, for the District 81 fafsvcn. com
nss0nef v receive e1anluo and ada1 sl claims and o.
ma nds for al PeFsons, sgaiRst tho esste "
THINEAs STRONG
late Of rsvlc 10 sud dsct deceased, represented nsc
vent and asa al claims aud eenaads exhibited 40 afsse
thereto aud months from the egb,esHth day OF Nay
last beng allowed ~ sad for that purpose. 20
therefore hereby gse sotes that ~i aisnd 10 the
Of sgpoiHtest Al the dwelling bogse 81 fbe
deceased ~ PsNei tho last wednesdays Of Jelly snl
Sspfeter neat, from O'Clock, A. ~ uEtd oeoek r. n
"a each q Fli9 days.
SHELDON KDGERToS,>
-5-g7 GIDEON A. iOOAI5, > Coasks ission<rs.
HORACE WILCOX.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
KID SHOES.

PURT g. MASON keep constantly for sale a complete
Hs assortment az id Shoes warranted not rip, and
made ofth very quality of stock Kid walking shoes
high quartered do French ties do Slips plain do French
ties Frenc hid slips, plain aud tess Gents hid pumps
Misses kid slips and walking shoes Chdrens kid
and leather shoes boooes and slips Cater bootees nfnts
shoes constant supply OF all sizes will always be found
hand. June q, 1889 25-27
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

SEVfE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland COM
missicners,to receive examine and adjust all claims snJ
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
ELISHA CL.7RR,ff
late OF Tinmouih in said district deceased Represented
insoven and also all claims and demand. exhibited in
Offset therotoand six months from the 18th day of March
1889, being allowed by said for that purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice that we viii 10 the
business Of our said appoint meat the house Of Burr
II, Clark in Tinmouih, tho second day Of Sep,cm.
Der next, from o'clock until o'clock. +. M. on ssid
day.
JOSEPH A. HAYS. r
DANIEL S. EWING, I So'nhh'onsf''
Dated at Clarendon this 9th day Of May, 1880. no
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
KE.eCM S.VETEEz.H q.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the people OF
l. Rutland and vicinity, that he has taken the Black
smiths Stand in Rutland East Village recently occu-
pied by Asahel Clenyeland; where he will DO work Of
all kinds in the Backsmithing line, short notice and
cheap for cash short and approved credit
WILLIAM q. CHAPLIN
Rutland, June IL, 1899. 25-H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Boaness, sc.

Florence, Straw, Leghorn, and Palm leaf Bonneisj a
SIMPLY just received also palm leaf Hoods like wise
splendid hat bins, Innings, Be of all descriptions cheap
FRUITS,
Fresh Oranges Lemons, Figs, and Raisns. 25--27
June II 1889 BURT e. MASON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
PAPER EaASGINGS.
White, EversOn 81 Go.

HAVE just received land are receiving) large and
Ii splendid assortment OF
HOUSE PAPER,
Embracing 30 30 different patterns part Of which are
Of French aud part of New York manufacture, varying
from - cents TO % cents per roll, al retail To met
chants who buy 10 sell again. al the New York whole.
sale prices, with the addition Of transportation They
nteud to keep the article constantly hand TO supply
country merchants. Inquire at the Book. Store
Rutland, May 1899 IF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

thint s'sl bot al from ;hs imPsss Of the mourn, aud
rash hesdong 10 ruio.
EtrrrioS RrTrnxs
Hess, n Dasgates The Rsehasond Wing has
pleied IL list both Of Delegates and Senators, and
makes The footing follows, including The members
Of both Houses
Wings ~ Conscu. ~ %
Loco F0coa rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Hats ~ Cups.

York Cases f,he SIMON Pure Mole Silk Hats OF tho
latest fashion.
ALSO
case Youths and Mems Cloth Csps-istcst style.
May 81. '.26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Arlthmetieal Queslion. ;.

Two ships, A and start from the same port; the
ship sails due East, the ship sails n. West, and
goes miles the Grsl day, IA the second, q the 81
and so on IN Ari,hmetcel Progression. The ship
goss the cubes Of those parts, that u.s. 3i3 miles the Isl
day. 2744 the %, &C. Query To determine the distance
between the ships the end ofthe 50th day, on the
furposition that they started from some point on the
Equator. Answer given n two weeks
J a. PowERs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

hats jus, rcced and for sale by Daniels and Bell q
IL soPer6ne Moeskin, Brush and Napt Hats
~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

STATE or VERMONT Id v II remembered that alta
DiSisiet Of Rutland, a Id stated Pfobs,a Court held
Rutland within and for said district the fr Monday,
being The - day ofJuRe, A. ID. 1888.
Aeitl Pierce aud JOhn ~ Pierce administrators Of the
estate Of Christopher Pierce late Of Clsrsndss In said dis
et deceSed proposing 10 render account Of their sds
fainistra,ion,
Hs Ordered that said account be ersusinsd 10 court on
The first Monday Of July and that psbisrstscp 81
copy Of this ode three weeks EXCESSIVELY n ths kgfand
Herald pginej II Rpasd may be- shall be suf
fcent notice all concerned appear they essss,
snd object thereto. true copy Of record. ]
25-H 81. BROWN, Judge.
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noCT. II. $. POTTER, would respectfully inform
IL the inhabitants of Clarendon aud vicinity, and tho
public generally that he has taken The Union
Hail. Clarendon Springs, where he may be found at all
hours whom no, professionally engaged. ready 10 attend
TO the calls Of all who may detire his services.
Clarendon Springs, May "a, 1889. '26
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Correspondence. Of III. New York Express.

a. Richmond, June =, 1880.
The smoke OF the contest has cleared up and we
cast up within one Of actual result All the
ties heard from except Eve which send THREE del
egsies. Two OF these were Administration aud
Wing last year. IL there be changes in these (and
il there the Wings lose but one the following
will be the state Of the parties in the next Legislature