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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-29
CHEsAPEAKE SAVINGS FUND.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

"A NOFI ABLE IN Els I WEaNI He
H. OR SALE-The Furniture, Fixtures, and Good
W Will of Boarding House, elgibly situated and
if well kept cannot fail TO be of profit the
purchaser. Tke present proprietor wishing to change
his place of residence will sell low for cash. Apply
this office. nol0-eo4t
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This, deducted from the $685., 1000, would still
leave S443,925 unpaid. This is certainly for
midabie deficit, requiring, to meet it, at least
levy of between forty-6ve and fifty cents on every
hundred dollars worth of property throughout
the State Are you prepared, then, to lay this
tax? Or IN other words, can you avoid it with
out jeopardizing the credit and character of the
Slater Before answering, or attempting to an
swer queries so interesting, it is highly necessa
nv that we should first determine the extent aud
character of the means you will or may have
under your control For this purpose name to
YOU, in the first place, the surplus revenue,
amounting to s5s3, 254, which, if drawn in and
converted into bank stock, would produce ten
Der cent. or t... $5s,325
Secondly, the interest upon the sinking -,
fund .. o0,OOO
Thirdly. two per cent. on bank stock 10000
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
sIIERIFF's SAFE.

Hiad' circuit court - March term l8lt
Thomas $ V Anthony On r.oa. expo.
Samuel B. Daugherty,
ERY virtue Of the above stated case to
Re me directed, will expose to public
sale for cash, before the door Of the
Court House in the town of Canton,
On tho First Monday Of December 1910,
It being the 9TH day of said month, the
following described estate, TO wit; The
east half, southeast quarter; east half
northeast quarter, section eleven; west
halt northwest quarter section twelve
OF township seven, range one, east
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Daugherty, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
S. HAMBLE,N, SIN.
Oct. 81, 4S-48 PR fec Sll
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. and for
the purposes therein specified, exc
euted 22d March, 1887, by Aquila Don
ehoo, to johnson Silverburg, trustee, for
the use and benefit of Caruthers, IIar-
ris q Co, to secure the payment Of a
debt due to said firm by said Donahoo, of
S47l5,46, which said deed is duly re-.
corded in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Probate Court Of Madison county. Miss.
the undersigned, (who has been appoint.
ed trustee by reason Of tho death OF said
.Sllyerburg) in pursuance Of the proyi.
sious Of said deed, will expose to public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
On he First Monday in December, 1910,
AT the Court House door in the town Of
Canton, in said county, the following
Negro Slaves, mentioned and convened
IN said Deed Of Trust, to wii Jordan.
Adam, Anne, Peter. Mary and sam, ior
The purpose OF diseharging the aforesaid
debt, with the legal interest duo them,
aud al expenses Such title will BE- con
Fstel g lhl paf.h. As + .eslel il.
said trustee
All HANDY, Trustee
October - IS ~ 1ee s4l
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Also
On the FIRST Monaau b Nav nert.

On The first Monday in Nay neat.
n WILL proceed to sell the following
1- described lands or so much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes against the same.
The north east quarter of section TWEEN
~ nlno township eight range two west
north half cast half south cast quarter
section thirty township eight range two
west containing two hundred acres. Sold
for the taxes Of Ira Fisher, for the year
1887. Taxes Sc So cts. Prs fee D28
The part Of lot number sixty one in
the town Of Madisonvile beginning at
the south west corner oil said lot fronting
twenty two feet on Main street by 6nv
feet back, Sold for the taxes Of George
w. Smith, for the year 1887. Taxes
10 dolls. rs cts. Prs fee Di4
The undivided interest Of the north
halfnorth east quarter section thirty six
township ten range three east containing
eighty acres. Sold for the taxes of Vim
son Sanders fer the year 1897. Taxes
two dolls, Prs fee Ola.
The north east quarter and north halt
east half north west quarter and south
half east half south east quarter north
half east half south west quarter sec.
ton nine; south hal east hafund south
half west half north west quarter sec.
ton fifteen, township ten, range four east
containing three hundred and sixty acres.
Sold for the taxes of James Sims for
1897 & SO. Tax Fee 1895 PRICE SIC
The east half soath east quarter sec
ton seven, township ten, range three
east; west half section eight, township
ton, range three east; north half cas-
half south east quarter section eight
township ten, range three east, contain
ing fo,s hundred and eighty acres. Soc
for the taxes Of Kcigbtly Sanders for
1897, 8, 8. Tax fee 65.35 Pr fee II
The sthall north cas-, quarter cas-
half south east quarter Of section
seventeen; south west quarter sector
twenty; north worst quarter seeliol
seventeen, all in township eleven. rang,
four east, containing four hundred an,
eighty acres. Sold for taxes Of Johl
Germany fof the year aa7
Tux Fec a,50. Printers ilo SIC
J. II. yANNOf, A@C
October -. ~ q
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TAGGING. ROPE, sc. sc.
~ CnLLrCroR,s sALr.


Il WILL expose to sale TO the highest
ma bidder, for cash, before the Court.
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The Third Monday Of January 1871
fe following described property to wit:
The west half of section twelve, west half
and south half of the cast half Of north
east quarter, cast half north west quar-
ter and south east quarter section eleven
south half east half ofnorth east quar-.
ter, east half and south half Of west half,
south east quarter section fifteen, and all
OF section fourteen and the west halfo
section thirteen, township eleven, north
Orange of four east; containing by est.
nation 1900 acres.
To be sold for the taxes of b, G. Mar
shall for 1888 and 1882
J. II, VANNOY, A. 4. C.
October 10, 4o-ts [Pr fec sell
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TAX CoLLECTnR,s sALM.

81 WILL expose to sale to the highest
NIL bidder, for cash, before the Court.
house door, in the town of Canton,
On he Fifth Monday IN November aert,
The following described property, to
witt lying and being in the town of Madi,
sonviIle Lot number three hundred and
one, beginning at Lotnumbcr three humid
red, at the termination Of lorty-iyo feet
from the corner Of ChiltaIoosa street,
thence lor;y-one feet on Main street,
thence running at right angles one
hundred and twenty-five feet back, thence
at right angles forty-onc feet TO the back
corner Of said Lot three hundred, thence
with a straight line to the beginning.
Sold for the taxes Of S. Il. Sheldon
g. Co
]. II. VANNOY, A. q. c.
August 20, 5d-47 Pr fee SCI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
NOTICE.

N ETTERS Of administration having
Ms been granted 10 the undersigned, al
the October term 1910, of the Probate
Court OF Madison county, on the estate
Of L. "a. Buckaer, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against said estate
are requested TO bring them forward, du-
" authenticated, within the time proscri.
bed by law, or they will be forever bar.
rcd; and all those indebted to said estate
Will please make immediate settlement.
JOHN STONE, Jr., Adm'r.
Oct. 81. 13-IR
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tax CoLLEcroR,s sAnE.

" WILL expose to sale to the highest
u bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county, Mississippi,
On tho Third Moaddy IN NoeemJor acri,
The undivided half Of certain tract
or parcel Of land, TO witt The east half,
northeast quarter Of section two, town
ship nine, range five, east; west half,
northwest quarter, section one, town
ship nine, range fye east; south half,
west half, northeast quarter; southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter, Sec
ton thirty-six, township ten, range five,
east, containing six hundred and thirty
three and forty hundrodlh acres.
Sold for the taxes of ]. G. Napier
]. II. YANNOY, A, d. C.
Madison County,
August 10, 32-45 [Pr fee $231
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To-
-
H. ae
Nv
Ht..l
fI.-
Il. t.aa.sgI.s. f.s
s,,t ,hs,sIt .9a0.n. ls.s
49, ls,e.lssfss.l a.s4
Il. ,ts,s.. e.w.t T. I.HIa#Ia.nb
80, ..s,l., ss.l..,s G,.... fseaaa.8aa
,.,sl eee el.. saa " tha wt.fIaIf
north easl quif.ef section laaf contain
lhR one hundred and ihIny a.f..
Sold FOG ihe la2oH o. lnwe. " wa.
li1gion' Too ib7 years i656 y l65B
Ta8 re stllk, lFf.ie9 SlbI
Ths wat hnlf s,gtb esstemear aer.
tom nineteen and easi half north wel
.,s,tos sse,,an ,hi,tg. tavp.b,, twelyo.
range five east, containing one hundred
and sIrty acres Sold luf tho taxes of
James Farer. for tho year 1880
Tax fee $40. lrr fee De-
rl.,t.tr .a ....
VIC eas' ''''' uV'''' 'a'' 90't'o' s'c'
cast containing eighty acres Sold for
the tNes Of W d. Ligon, for 1887
Tax fec 1910 Printers Fec Q
,r,,,,c,
~ nm, ue.' Aa,' .'o''n oas' quutlor' ana
ea'' nal' souIh cast quarter SetIoh 'hlr-
y QUE, y! ,ownsp' we've rang lour east
c 8. ono nunufcI ana siH'y acres
- too- M T. o. "a "a,
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TAKEN UP,

/ y the subscriber living IL miles south
- east of Livingston, a DARK Browa
Horse Mule, very much marked with the
gear; no other marks or brands percei-
yable, supposed 10 be A or 8 years old,
which TO owner can have by paying for
this advertisement.
GARRETT GOODL0E.
July 95, 1910. o9-tf
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90 NnNT.

uNoR tho ensuing year, the plantation
formerly owned by Mr. John Road.
about seven miles from Canton. There
- about Two hundred acres Or open land,
q sega s'iu and caaius pn lhn plnca.
Fog louhei particulars enquire Of
y. MITCHELL
s4NtaH 9fHf o. fG
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"A LII persons are hereby notified not
to trade for "a duo hiil gwen by The
Undersigned 70 Nathan }. Dean. datnd
on e. about lhe eth of Alay lasi. M
si4iseai -. ieeolise.e@, payable - MON
moneytas ] % not mean l8pay f
Il n CAMERON
Oelobei - laln la
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- ~ 'RA'AfO'f 80 " ~
August 20, s4-47 [pr fee sci.
TAx coLLEcrOnls SALE.

~ WILL expose TO sale TO the highest
: bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On TIC First Monday IN December neat,
The following described tract or par.
eel Of land, to wit. Section twenty.nino
OF tho hickory barren tracl, to township
eight, range three, cast, containing GO
acres, more or less.
10 be- sold ior tvs Eases 81 j. Il III
Claiborne.
]. "A. yANNOY. a q q
sept 0, ab-iH a. foe slll
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loayi h' tJM Hgn87Y W NfHf#bfr 1880
'' ''m cnsan
KUia vision - braimh
H1rON opening lbo malou Of ims
y bill std appearing lelha salitflc.
Gou 0f lbe Court ihal lbo defendants
Kills Walton and Nagnoss league are
not inhabitants Of this Stale, bot reside
beyond tho limits thereof so that the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot BE-
executed on lhom, therefore Il is order.
cd, that unless tho said defendants APP.
pear before the Choncellor0t the Court.
room In Jackson he First Monday III
December next, and plead, answer or
domur TO said bin Of complaint, the Sc
yeral allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed, aud such order or decree
nude therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. Its further
ordered that q copy Of this order be in.
serted in the Madison Wing Advocate
once a week for two months success
siyely.
Attest r. L. DIXON, CIR.
September 10, 1910. 30-45
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ApYANcEs on CorrnN.

VEVIlE subscribers will make liberal
- advances on Cotton consigned 10
Messrs. Barrett & Lcpage, New Orleans
J. i. g. ]. PALMER,
ViclsBarg
oelooer n, 1910. 4e-45
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.xTEDs
Teacher W

A school Teacher who I . e,pass, d
n ,saehiar tho different l "a, '.iai
an English edaealla ~ "a Az.
lion NJ applying % 'h'' ' l3U
faae +. 1910
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Wig Um
Hih rs
Ne hilowHa
It iH aalHW
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HH twenty HrraHfaIa II
lnH Negro slaves Is
pd Nafy Haaaa. Vita
! P iiULflsfN3t
August 10, 1910
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REGULAR PACKET.
WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
VICKSBURG e. NEW ORLEANS

ANhebGANN " Az "a w ONhLAN Ds
TENHE splendid Steamboat BATON
IL Rouge, G. J. BRENNAN, Mas
ter, will run as a regular packet between
Vicksburg and New Orleans, leaving
Vicksburg every Wednesday noon, after
the arrival Of the Rail Road Cars, and
New Orleans every Sunday morning at
ten. arriving at Yicksburg Wednesday
morning in time for the morning Cars,
and arriving at New Orleans every Fri
day morning. The above boat has been
lately fitted up in a superior style for
this trade expressly, and is, in point Of
fare and accommodations, not surpassed
by any Boat on the River. Passage can
DO procured by applying to
PHELPS q Co, Agents.
Eicksburg, Sept. l2, 1870 36-49
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SUPERIOR COuur OF CuANCERR,
OF The state Of Missimippi.
June Term, 4 D. 1910.

June Term, 4 d. 1910.
j1Y. Callahan, Complement
Reuben NIB, o.ol Dgaadus,
a TpON opening the mottorsof this bill
y il appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the defendant William l.,
Smith, is not an nhabtont Of this State,
but resides beyond the limits thereof SO
that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed on him, therefore it
is ordered that unless said defendant APP
pear before the Chancellor at the Court.
room in tho town Of Jackson on the
First Monday Of December next, and
plead, answer or demur to said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations there.
in contained will be taken for confessed
as to him, aud such order and decree
made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just 1t is further
ordered that copy of this order be in
serted in the Madison Wing Advocate,
once a week for two months success
sively.
Attest r. l.. DIXON, Crk.
October 10, 1910. 40-49
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A. II. NJ GORE
ms. :. x. WARD s r. W. nAn% \

mrs. 7. X, WARD s. Il. W. No N
WAvE associated themselves s,o's,.is. a I \
ron, Madison county Mls |, 'nsspp. forer
in tho east end of B. D. Johnson
dwelling .. .,.,s toki
former friends, that having .. % villa
exclusively upon his Prove a,;,s time %
future devote to It MS en"aa 'G .
attention, and trusts hen sia0ce.
merit more fully their con'0''lS 1871
April 4, :,
(. D. Liu',,.,'
HrsRy a. GARRFf, ...e>..
GARRETT {. -Is ' 80
attornics al laws
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID NEW pHETON-
IVA Apply to JOHN H. ROLLINS.
September 20, 1870. 38-40
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Persons calling for the above letters, will
please say .4duertised
JAMES PRIEsTLEY, p W.
Oelober L, 1910, 39-4l
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All. HANDY, Trustee
October So. IS lpf as sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15
JEW DAVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The pecniisrities Of this Chemical comooandfe .
owing to ats extraordinary effects upan The animal e.
bne OF nerves, llgamen,s snd muscles II, wines be
carried BY them to tae immediate seat Of disease y,
land and weakness "
However good ssy internal remedy nay be- mi. "A
an external application. will prove powerful autia.
", IN removing The disease and facilitating The cure in
eases o. local iuhAmaiion. Seroffslnus affections.
h'ags Evil, 6oui inhammstory, and Chrome Rhea.
msusn' and ~ all places where seited pain efsis
pas likewise hecn very bene6cial in case nj
~eahness such ~ weakness and pain 10 the stomach
weak limbs, iameness affections orths sp,n,. (em.le
~eatness, &c. No female SUBJECT 20 nam a, ve,t-
hess ~ The bach o. side. shosd be without n Ma,
REQ 'so,ss 20 d-lcsie siesons 6nd great relief from
eosasety wearing this plaster.
NO puhihg OF great spread of cert SIC ate, IA intend
Cd hose DO ~ssh To satisfy theni.ei,e. M AZ. "A
eses Of this plaster ebtai Sufficient oa,,t, a.
spread o. iof 30 cite. ssm bot hail suibc.at 10
psS iof The in,1tioA Of single eefihest. inte an,
% oar most common pflGis single time TL. IN,
hiog plee per s0r, s placed 0poa in order Thai !,
Asy et within The means 81 estFy Afflicted pef,oa al
Ne eonHUaiy, that all vhesker rich o. poor n.. Oh
lsin the treasure Of heah. xhich fcsulis fem a.
fraoe per boa, 30 eta. Dboc,ions accompanying
each boz 'f"'"s
R1ssas fer TA'~sA. csale. s.s su.ias so,.
fhogsspds balh 90 "a yosus bal espsei.Ii, natl
ere .no taianis sfe eser, year esnsirued 10 m. torn
BY tia shove Sisbtora eiseascs The ul,uadey,,.,t
sax asa Fssrsses q aest Praetiesisg Physsei 10
rgsrd 10 thas assssEs tad the Consequent
~ 81 care hesn thrlf pso-csJsse ns. 20 ssbleei "A
ses~ss rs@'.'s sssas 81 these -hs hs,. sss.r.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15
OTTO MOTHERS.IfO

IA sron; T.. Oh. Go ,GsGis Hearing much
Persian Pills upon those about to become Mothers
we wore induced TO make trial Of them. My VIII,
WAS thea the mother Of children, and had Suffered
means and taken much medicine, but lou III 3;
no relief. She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months before confinement (ber health
being very poor about this length of time previous
and soon alter was enabled by their use TO attend TO
the cares OF mother 10 her family until her coniine.
ment Atthe time she commenced taking the Per-
san rus. and 'or several weeks previous. she was
afflicted with hard dry cough and frequent, severe
cramps, which the Use OF the pills entirely removed
before using halt box. IL is with great confidence
that We advise all those about to become mothers to
make use of the Persian Pills. All who have taken
them In our neghborbood have got along in the same
easy manner, and are about the house in a few days
There does not appear TO be half the danger of other
dfhculties setting ia afler confinement where these
Pills are taken. We unitedly say let nons neglect
taking them for they in the reach Of the poor as
well as the rich. We are truly Thankful that there
ls remedy which females can easily procure which
bids 10 lessen the world Of suffering, which many Of
them have TO bear and perhaps the lives Of thou
sanos which otherwise would be lost
Rochester, May. I4ih, 1888 +, corner of Caledona
square, Edinburgh street. For lurlhcr particulars
see sobscfibeS. 3. ROBERTS,
a. q ROBERTS.
vergennes, VI. July 10Th 1887.
1chts.-I wish you TO send quantity OF your Per.
sian Pills to this place. for ] am sure they would
meet with ready sale. My brother. in.law, while
passing through your place, heard so much sad in
ihei. behalf tha, he was induced to purchase boxes
and may safely say that they have done more for
myself and hslf-sster than $500 which had pad 10
DOCTORS and for other various prescriptions and med
iclhes. have used % boxes of lranGro;h's Pills
which gave me some partial relief But your pills
went right ahead like man ofwar. VIVA, passed of
looked like TAX My disease has been mined differ,
ENTITY by ever physcisnj but idea is that il was
general sita,ioa Of the fluids which PRODUCED some
symp'oins OF almost every disease II would be too
Tedious 'or me to give you history OF al my Difficult
Ties WAS weak doll, stupid and reduced 10 a skel
eton All hopes OF my being restored had been ei,en
over eheep' BY my brother in law. took boxes Of
your Phs' and am able 10 perform my duties in the
counting room. My sister eonsumptiye-her Nv,
e. was much affected and her feet aud legs sweeda
harsh cough constantly troubled her One Dor Of ,c.,
n's eniirels relieved her from all those symptoms.
am about to remove to Burlington, aud would wish
an seeney, &c, S. X. LUTHER
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Lotion. Lotion.


psftly ,fssrsrs fof eafing al fIupiions,
f-,t,sssss.. Rednsrs, and rimplet on the Tscs,
sets, o. hands. sHd eifeoieaiiy cleaning The con.
,s,ias. ana renewing she diseases Of ihe 'kin.
Ssahiag eontfbviss 81 mpth 70 Ger general
,vsrsss 10 tie. q, "a engaging hrsi appearance -
Tn, I,siisa 10 tdmi'ed as moa; ifsgfsn,, mild.
sss, vs,h. and greatly esteemed ior i,s virtues in
,issasiaf, ssiieainr. spd puniyiug the skin ofsl
srtpiiunt, ia,Brioos g. female beauty and rec
tariar Il 80 high drgr 81 purity.
Aessaislui and hsslihfal complexion 10 the
,sss e sil Who passs - H. sad the ensy Of those
.hs sfs eepfirsd IL IL. What can be % affect
,nrts q i<sstifai female, IN whose lace nature
IA, displayed her power, a. 10 6sd her complex.
.ua ssoelsar.d wiih disgusting pimples, which
ssr,t her charms :
A fsed sPprAssnee 10 the best recomme ncauon
.at 40 ii,s besutiiying Lotion purifiers the skin,
tad nms'ss al esmplss Bloichss, Tan. Sunhufn
tsd Hsee,ss, and prodoesss beautiful hue, it is
~. esly cosmetic lady should use al her toilet
0ensitmen " ~ also ind this a delightful rem.
sSg 10 remove ali kouehnc., fnnp,s. Ring.
vefins, Spots, Redncss, Soreness Of the face and
nos. AID every Kind of eruption on the human
to1r Ito particularly recommended togcntle.
snsa " be used after shaving, as il will proven,
Is. Otherwise certain effect Of ell ermmon soap,
70 turning the beard pfernsturely giey. For sale
v bOlesaie and retail by A. HITCHCOCK &
q. No. III Cenesee st. Utica. and IN Rutland
osly hy James Porter. in CastetoD by T.. jamie.
sos ia PiiisiDtd by Addison Buck, and in Bran.
esa BY Jackson a. ketohsm. % cow 0 mo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15
Saddle and Harness MANDATORY

fUNfIE subscriber would inform the public that
Il he has commenced the above business at
the old stand formerly occupied by G. w. Ellis
in Castleton. where he hopes TO receive liberal
share Of patronage. He will keep on hand or
make on short notice, all articles in his line of bu.
sness. such Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valiees and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
city.-Also, a good assortment OF Bag Top md
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. a good assert
ment of whips and lashes curry combs and horse
brushes of first quality, all kinds fcarriage trim
ming done short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit;
most kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing 10 purchase will
find it TO their advantage TO call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at short notice
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. |.
N. b. A good lot of sole leather on hand aud
for sale cheap for cash. 42-iy