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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
TIE GOVERNMENT THREATENING
TIE PEOPLE.

Some days since the Washington Globe,
the defamltory organ of the sculiionis Of the
kitchen cabinet, inccnsed at the ~cltizens of
the District Of Columbia for the exercise of
their right Of freedom Of speech in hold
ing a public meeting and denouncing the
Federal Administrators as utterly unworthy
of the confidence or support of a free People,
threatened them with a removal OF tie Capt.
tol as a punishment for this offence against
the Government. Accordingly, a Van Buren,
member Of Congress from n. Hampshire
has introduced a resolution for this removal.
/, will be remembered that the citizens OF
Columbus were threatened in the same way
by the Loco-f'oco Legislature Of Ohio, for
the cordial reception extended by them to the
great gathering Of the People at that city on
the birthday of Washington.-thIeats, and
menaces the people with punishment for the
expression OF an honest opinion, makes pre-
tensions to democracy. Out upon sIch
shameless hypocrites!
Albany Weekly Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

A Queer Character.-Among the doings at
the Court of Common Pleas for Rockingham
Co. Y. II, the Exeter News Letter states that
Alfred Tetherly Of Charleston, was indicted
for stealing a horse, the property off. Wood
man Of Nottingham. On being asked if''guil-
ty or not guilty" he said they might set him
down as guilty, for he went into the barn to
lodge for the night, and finding no hay there
for him to lay on or the horse 10 eat, he took
the beast out Of pity, rode him up country,
where there was hay enough, and sold him to
a man who would feed him well and not allow
him to starve. lie thought some about riding
the horse back to its owner, but the jade trav-
elled so hard that he would rather go to the
State prison for a dozen years than ride him
him again a dozen miles. The Court senien-
ced him to 3 years hard labor in the State
Prison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Third Congressional District. The investiga-
ton is not yet concluded. The Philadelphia
Herald SAYS, "Nothing has been elected. that
we can see, calculated in the least to injure
Mr.. MAYOR Ithe Wing claimant. In Ie-
marks in reference TO the testimony which we
published the other day, the U. $. Gazette re-
marks as follows;
Several Van Buren, men have testified before
the commissioners that one John &. Gill told
them that he saw a fraud committed by certain
Wings on some night previous to the election,
by adding to the registry names OF unknown
individuals, and placing in the ballot boxes
Wing votes to CORE spond in number to these
names. This Mr.. Gill is not now to he found
and It is added by the Van Buren, witnesses
that he was seen on the night previous to his
departure with Thousand dollars IN his peck
G, book, a sum which he was not likely 10
call his own by any regular means of acquisi-
ton. Now we have nothing to say about the
election in the third district, because we know
nothing about it; but we ask any unprejudiced
person whether the kind Of testimony adduc-
ed is that upon which a judgment of fraud
could be rendered against the judges or others
concerned. The person whose revelations
are depended on to establish the fraud is not
to be found, and his second hand assertions
not under oath, are all that is adduced. But
perhaps some person not acquainted witt
the parties may say, "the simple assertion o
an honest man should have the same mora
weight as his oath" But what is the tes,imo
nv of the very gentleman who tells this story
about John c. Gill; What do they say in re
ply to the question as to their opinion of JOIN
G. ellis veracityl This is the remark, w
understand Of Mr.. McGiuity, whose TESTIMONY
as to what Gill said against the wing Judges
is so much depended upon by the Van Burel
papers abroad. Jour. of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

MARcH or D~LicACY-The ladies' are
getting more delicate and refined every
day-Ft.t wc see II ~ some of the pa
pers that a girl down east wouldn't
swing on the gate cause the taiers bad
eyes.'-when we hear of another who
was So modes, that she dressed the legs
of her piano with p%aniaIetl,; but the
very last ease we have heard Of Is that
Of lady in this city who il 50 cScee
dinghy delicate and fhsiidious that she
will not change her dress bcfore a IL
Geographic of Gen. jackson without
frs, turning his face to the wall--N
o. Plcayune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

Faces N rRr LroistAruRr or Miss.-On
the 18th inst, a Mr.. Mull, Of whom We only
know thai, he is a member ofthe House ui Re.
presen,aiives from M,rshall co. and q "hai.
looted loco bco, having taken o1enrc Vt some
remarks OF MIR &. Smith. tic reporter Tor tho
Naichct Coulter, attacked Vie latter quite u1.
expcctcdy and leal AMI bruise him Severe
ly. Mr. :. at the time uf the assault. was In
convcis itinn with a member, aud totally una
ware Of Mull's hos'il Do designs. Amer tho AZ
fray, Smith armed himself aud reJurnc To TIC
house for vengeance, hut both ho ana Null
were arrested aud bound oycr. to keep the
peacc.-N O. Bee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

n. ,,,,fe,,, Of the patty and this great
g..sbirf q ,rnal and sorfUPi pfess, is
I.,,,,r, 70 their purpose 10 be W @e" e.
I'D OF demolished.
-, Loo. 10 C1neiess' Congress Itself
. ,,r,,ans. Your Senate Of which you are
[ nd have ben humhled by the arm OF *
The mc,alefs Of that body q"
a.. mos, inirpendrn, add i%rrfirss
~, uor,d. and are now daily 'ns,rurIcd
L. Audience to executive d'e'"'ion, past,
az I, eooc-,o support ,be policy Of the
I,n,,.n. d,elos-d aud to BE- d'scl"'cd.
I~,.,.,.b,e Judge white, dian whom a purer
40, ~~s.hufc5 ron hi' sat ior daring
a.. dictates Of Do. oSn j1dsmen, aud
L.. Add ia ribst House the mrnbet
e.. b, b., sil,gianee to The party is de-
,.,e,d degraded. sacrificed. The ex.
.,Rires AID Talnadgc indicate too clear.
, 10, be the "a = Of The rccrran, parlizln.
CIV men Who have nerve enough 10
,, s~ba,sles The representative, there.
! -kr 10 hGs CuntCtfhNf t'l"fflHa Anf CUT
die TINES, !. yet hurried on Ivy the force
he ,ertor of party discipline, and compelled
ma % beifaying and dereisins his cOns,iiu.
rn,5,. then. is With the people, and will
\ ,losr. b., they are deceived and mislrd
, the solution OF q mystery. The unac
,,,sl. success ur'lhe party have 10 ne beet
|s,rp,icsblc mystery. Bot the solution Of tina
.,n 4, found in the immense power Of tn,
assnsiion, in It's extensive and prrvadinl
,,s,gs. snd is control over a prosiituied press
IA. only hope is in undeceiving the people,
n attempting this, you encounter this ire
rdou. influence which ! have attempted t.
Scrbe. The experiment, thank God, is abou
y, ,t,rd. with VIVA, success. time will disclose
a the Wings in this effort, have entered upot
uiaing contest If they succeed II will b,
Il by an efur, commensurate TO the task. !
4 gigantic power is to be overthrown, it can b
= only by an explosion, which shall shake thi
on with the power Of an earthquake On
! :. lien TO the task, and God speed the rig'.t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

RE~vOIuTIorARY sNECDoTE.-AHer
the battle of Bunker Hill, when the
Americans had retired from the field.
the British Still kept up random can
nonading. Three Americans. weary
and exhausted. sat down upon the grass
to tell each other of their 'hair breadth
escupe.' and to discuss wilhal the con
tents Of their c%antecns. While thus
regaling themselves, II cy were III own
INTO great CONSERVATION by n cannon
ball which struck the ground within a
few yarls Of where they were sitting
two of them sprung 10 their feet in an
Instant and attempted In find some
otlsar place Of security; a fact Gus char
acier, by the name of Smith from Gil
maBion, n. II. santed himSel upon the
exact spot where the ball struck. and
looking up in the direction from
whence il c1me, with no a%pparcntcon-
Germ. said, Boo, Shoot away. and he
hanged, you can't hit twice IN the same
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

-" - -
In the Senate to-day there were presented
several memorials in favor OF a uniform bank
rupi act also memorials in favor OF a duty on
Silks.
The hill TO provide Tor the better security Of
the lives of passengers on board Of vessels
propelled in whole or in part by steam, was
taken up and made the order Of the day for
Monday next.
The bill more cfloctually 10 secure the pub
lie money IN the hands Of officers and agents
OF the government, and To punish public de-
%fauliors, was taken up, and some amendments
Of no importance were made to it.
In the House the Treasury note bill wasta-
ken up, and Mr.. Gushing continued and con
cluded his remarks on 1t occupying some
hours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

In reference to the change Of opinion in o.
bio upon the suhietiofthe Presidency the Gin
cinnsAti Republican-which paper 10y the way,
advocated lie election of Gen Jackson aud NJ
Van Buren-says Of the officers OF the late
Whig convention in that State
Gen. Beall the Presi lent olihe convention,
mr.. Grouse, and other Vice Presidents, mr..
buchanan. and one or two others OF the Sec
re,arics. were originally warm supporters Of
Gen Jackson. So was mr Msyhew and ma
nv Of the gentlemen composing the Electoral
Ticket"
letter from a member Of the Convention,
SAYS
..Delegaies were in procession today, and
re now uniting heart and soul with us,-ihat
were here as delegates 70 the Van Burcn con
yeniion on the 9Th Jan. last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Mr.. Adams ad ini>tration, S50.3)l ,9ll
Average for each year, S~I3,575477
Sir Van Bnren's 3 1st yrs. Sill .4OG,95o
hyrraye for each year, S37 ,l35,G5i.

Sir Van Bnren's 3 lsl yrs. Sill 4O6,95o
Average for each year, S37 ,l35,G5I.
Look nj The above table AMI rec"iltci that the
administrations Of Adams and Jackson paid OIL
the public debt, distributed a large surplus among
the states and irl the bation tree ifnn debt 10
ir Van Buren,. Then lonk NJ The facts that the
PRESENT administration hasexprnd-d the immense
suns shown in The liable made no appropriations
for hArbors or Cumberland Road last yeat-a"d
now demands 5000 00D Treasury Notes 10 rna
bic il TO get alo1g. These facts are presrni"d TO
he candld reader Of all parties. Is II MT time
that the people came To the rescue Of their eoun
iry from tie rule of a party of office hold rs,
Who's. principles are '.tO the riciOrS bti0Hg ho
spoils, =" and The larger the bOoty hs greste' he
diridead amoHg themS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday March iG

Al market $50 beef cattl 30 pairs vorking OK
en-, % cows aud calves, Gi5 sheep and $40 swine.
Pro-s-Br-i Catile-E Extra SG,0 %. Frs quail.
ity 10, second quality $50, thrd quality $50 n
600.
Working Oyen-We noticed the sale ola Few
yoke, 81, 20 aud 10
Cows and Dull. S23, 26, 81, 81
Sherp-Lols were SO d at 80, 500, 40, aud
800. A lew fine cosse, wtlhers Of about $40
each.
SWINE Several lots sold at s Cor sOws and 6
for Burrows.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
MARRIED.

In Chittcnicn, on the l7th inst. Mr.. Harvey
G. Guernsey To Miss Olive NJ. Arnold.
In Whitehall on the 18th inst. by Rev. Jo-
seph Steele. Mr. Truman Lake Of CaSt,eion Vi
To Miss Hannah ait, Of Chazy. y. Y.
On the 18th inst hy Rev. II. Meekcr. Mr..
Hemdn Smith, OF Castleton, to Miss Hannah
Gorham, of Puultney.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
THE CONTRAST.

In the following table a writer for the Maids
sonian has placed, in an effective point OF view,
the economical pretensions of this administration
The people may look at this table, which is COM
piled from the public documents, and then the
Presidents message, and judge OF the sincerity
and honesty of our rulers on this important sub.
ipct Of expenditure. This table should be every
nlIb ished:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Il
Herds Grass and Clover seed for
sale 10y ;. -. NiNSLJW.
PiIslord, March 2j, l3l0.

STATE Or VERNON 10 al whom II
Rutland COUNT, - may co, crtr.
THE subscribers having been appointed hy the
Hon. SuDrrme Count i.ldrp % i~,uilind iliIn
and for The county OF Rutland, "n HE htsi iurs
day SUCCEEDING The i"uuh Iur-dty ~ Jaauary,
A ID Ia {, conm sslDurrs 10 makr JanIttpu and
10 set u according to the siaiuir, a crrtaIH tract
+ parcel Of land iyiug aud 5riHg ~ Pawlrt sud
Da1by, cort9iHiny. - -s'iulaii,n, about 40 ser .,
morr r ir,s 81 berq AZ iie arm upnn which
one Da.iri ilul Il. ,ripr hYcd, hri'a~ lns Dc.
crssr, ske'p' shai be- Il "a cpu,rg-i 9" bs dough.
Ter Jiirt Wax. iH hriiI al ihr lend 90 "rd
bF s,d Danhl ilIie o, sfIppf, j 49, ~ PaNl.it
and ID in0y. sh,rn ssia traci or parcel 81 land 10
pwnrd ~ Pan Hui-t'. J situa llul-it Dyaf iIu.
lru. I,hils lIhirit, Msr,hal lIul-tl, MHtha
l%Iuieti. sally linlrr. aud L1yinu fomiry 81
fsN III. ard Ethan Il brit- AID ii.iurt be- wifi
"f Dn--n snd Apni 80 ~iia.tt., Pnd Naney hs
Wit. 81 Chicago, ~ the stat 81 iiiinpi., 90 ten.
aus 10 common
W. thrrrfpnr hrfrhY give notice that 80 Nil
aiLpd IPpn tho ssid tract 80 parcel "f land Tor
ih~ puip's- If mrktug %psr,ii"o ih-f-"f aud TO
1T n nd d Ytd- the sLai,s 81 h. sev~isl prrspis
int' frstrd ia. feiu, 90 iL- 2tb day II APnl, a.
ID l-iu, al . "oi.ck { q moon
Dated u P.~irii. March 18Th, l-40.
ELISHA ALLEN.
EBENEzER LEACH,l Coma s,ioa,n.
ROBERT H. Smith.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

b Minority Report IN The Nep Jersey Case.
kyc bare had view Of This Rrpor, and intend
sre It our rraders as well as the Majority's
kpHt The iormer paper uses up the latter
In nsmphan,ly, and, in our view, casts a stain
pa the majority Of the House of Representa-
Is and upon the committee on elections which
|nnc, tssly be fffaced.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

Ten Dollar BIS Altcred-The Farmers and
Mechanics bank of Burlington, TERRITORY IF
Wisconsin, is altered TO the State Of Vermont,
and may he discovered by holding them up to
the light. They are dated Nav lith, 1899,
and payable 10 James Caldwell c + Warner
Cashier John Peck, President.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

Nova Scotia Plaster.
ENTITY tons fresh ground PIas-
NJ ter at $500 per ton for sale
10y the Subscriber.
VIM. Y. RIPLEY.
Rutland, Mill Village, March
II. 1910. n-ISis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
FARM FOR SALE.

I'ilE subsrrb-ts "frf fnr sale their GArs lying
"a tao 'u'h ~rsirriy part of MI Holly ,esn
tuning about 2J0 acres II land well divided int
m'Wt"f and ptstufag~, all Of y Inch 10 veil vat
rrrd, aud a dsriliug house, one NJ ~ bsrn 20 fr,t
ny -, one ~ leri b 80, q sawmill nearly new
aud ".h-ro ibnildings thereon standing. TerGs
Id raj.
Those wishing Ia purchase would DO well 70
call aud rEimin- Cor ,ii-ms-lyes.
Fer indi'-f P'n.eulsuenqaife on the premises
81 M snoseuh rs As KELLEY.
NJ Holly. March ~. 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

The subscriber having recently ro-
&C we'd from various sources, extensive
additions 10 his former stock or Drugs,
&c, now offers iur sale at hi Store,
Nos. 3 y 4, South 5 dc Funuiel Hall,
AT unc" um'nly low prices, n very full
and complete assortment Of
Dfng,. NriiciNn4, HLintS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Among which arr.

5000 hb's Du,eb ref Cam as hors ani,e ICED Ta,lsy.
pr"r. 100 kcss ret S,ttpr,re,
. clses Turkey OPIUM. Is5 80. rs lttprlte.
800 lin 'nl i,np~nutnt. 1000 lbs sup carh soda pulv
NO 81 Snlph Qnutnc, IiDD de- Tnuanc NruC. do
9N "a Oin Roses, 5000 do Rochelle salts,
~ h'sN,iiS Nnnait", 500 pirkrgcs Apnthecsres
- bh's Eug rcfd Iinray. Glass Ware.
% casks flors 81 phuf ion boxes CASTLE Soap.
10 d. rrctm Tartar. 20 rasrs N,pnrsi,.
20 di Pit' 'oprii. 20 l1lcs lush Moss,
- C iscs lr T. ttr 80 lbI. Sis-,Itts b,tk.
20 do Gum SLrinc, 20 h'ies Sp mgcs,
10 d." do t"pl. 0c'scs WINDSOR Soap,
3 I"ronus Pcfuv bark. 30 bbls Alcohol
1000 -. puiy. Jilips. 1909 do Visiting.
loo0 d" do lperac, 80 Kegs sop PARIS Green,
1000 do tas-ii luls 80 cases do do dp
800 do lug tai"mel, b ctscs hinese vcrmillion,
5m d" dr Tor Sodium 20 hbls sup tnpiI Varnish,
lOJ d" d" blue Pitts. 80 do spirits Tutpen,ine,
~ ch'rs burI Essences - casks white Lead.
10 d" Lemon do no hbs Dutch lInsced oil,
~ eases lndia Gum Ara 100 do Gro Camwnod
hr. 200 do dn bye wuud, as.
8 d" Turkey Do do sorted.
20 hbls Vrtp, Castor Oh. b Zcroous Cochines',
10 Cases Cape hlucs, 80 bnycs cot I.orw ood,
5 do t1nth rides, 50 ibis Ivnr, Maek,
B y" Rhubtrb Root. $4,000 lbs 1um rc Roots.
300 lbs ti at Otganam. % tscs La. Dyc.
% bbls !)uicl pipc siatchN2 casks Olive Oh,
30 hags Juniper Bcfrtcs 20 bbls Meats Foot Oil
800 u F"r's Bcnzoiuc, - cases Manilh lLdlgo,
} cas,s Card ItnnHd seeds 2 ,o best iIrngal do
2 casts fresh Chalnmilcs 100 Carhoys Oh Vtnol-
50 hhls tfrcln Cayenne 10 hays NutpaIls.
1000 lbs Turke, Nlyrrh, 100 bhls Cuppen..
D Itis q quicksilver. D casks Crop madderr
20 bilrs velvet Corks, 80 bbls Alum.
. casks Nutmegs. 90 do Blue Vitrioi,
20 bbls Cloves, rs casks Sal Soda,
50cases sup gro mustard 80 hbis Eng. Venetian rod
5obhls pure gro Ginger % casks Rochelle yellow,
In addition to the above he will con-
stantly be receiving large importa,ions
of English. India and Mediterranean
Drugs, selected with great care as 10
quality and variaty. Dealers in Drugs,
Cloihiers, Country Merchants, and
Manufacturers. are respectfully invited
to call when wanting to purchase, as
goods will be offered at extreme low
prices. on accommodating terms, and
ofthe very best qualities.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
At the old Rrinley Drug Store,
Nos ) & !, South Side Fanuiei Hall.
-l0-3mos. inside. BOSTON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Directions from the Postmaster
General TO Postmasters, respect
ing letter postage on Newspapers.


The wrappers of all Newspapers, Pamphlets
and Magazines, received by mail for delivery,
should DC taken of. Frauds are sometimes
attempted by concealing letters or memoran-
da in these articles. A wrapper forms no part
of the paper or pamphlet, neither is postage
paid on it.
1t is a violation of law to enclose or conceal
a letter or other thing, or any memorandum
in wiring, in any newspaper, %patnphiet or
magazine, or in any package lhereul, or 10
make any writing or memorandum thereon,
and deliver the same into any Post Office, or
to any person for that purpose, in order that
it may be carried by post, free Of postage !;
and many attempts are made to eyade the pay
ment Of legal postage, 10y communicating III
telligence 10y means of dots or marks, deslg-
mating particular words and letters contained
in newspapers and pamphlets. In all such
cases the newspaper, pamphlet, or magazine,
should he charged with Letter postage and II
the person 10 whom the paper ~ pamphlet is
addressed, refuse 10 pay letter postage there
on, you will Immediately enclose the paper oI
pamphlet to tie L, slmas,er from whose office II
came, and requeS, him to prosecute the persur
who place it IN his office, for the penalty u
five dollars pres II ed by law.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

In cleveland. Ohio, the entire Wing ticket
for Mayor and Aldermen has been elecied for
the first time by 100 majority. This looks well
for old TiPPecanoe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

IA l. ihr suhs r,brfs. b-ins bppoibi.d by the
w hon the probIl- coUr i"r ihr district u
- fhavr1, CON udi.si"nrfs e. r'rri.- 'ssmin- and
adjust all claims aud GrmsDds Of si persons a.
gaiusi ,Il- tslal- ~
LUKE sic OILS.
late n llnbhifiipu, ~ sad disttIct, d.ttssrd rep
rrsrniTd trs,' vent. ard ale" all eta ms and de.
mlnd. rIhila'rd ~ oils I ilrftln, shd "a mouths
ir ~ the i6ih day 81 March INST b,,ng allowed
by sad c"uu i"f uHat pUrpn--. ~ a., Lsrri1fs
hrurhy give puiic" that W. Wiiati-nd Ia lh- busi
ness Of "nf said appointment at tho dwelling
hnusr Of tH- u DIV ct SAID d-c-as-d IN HUI
hsfdtun, on thr 4h Wednesdays Of April and
Angus next, from I until 8 O'Clock Y. ~. on
each Of sad days
rLiNY HOLMES. lC...
sEru 81 JOHN. yr. Commissions"
ilutbsfdion, March IL, l-S0.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Millinery and Mantuamakinr.

Mss ELIZA CLARK would r,.pce,fally in.
WI toftn thr bdirsn t rawl-, add VIC NIFTY that
Va" VIII " en- a.hrp N The viilar- by the middle
OF Nprl, whTrr st. viii he pleased To- wal, upon
AL a. nay 'svar hrt eiih their sitonsgr
Phvl-t. .Wlr.h 3. t-in n-iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

XGTE he eubscfih-rs beng appointed hy the
w hon. tire probate c"ur, Tor the dis,ric, Of
Rutland, commissioners la t-crive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands Of oil persons q
gaiusl the estate uf
JAMES FRISBEE,
late ofTiHnouth in said district, deceased repre-
scented lnsolveui. and also oil chains and demand
exhibited IN uilsrt thereto and sx months from
thr7th day OF March lef0, bring allowed by said
conf, Tor TINT PURPOSE, WE do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend To the Losiness
Of our said appointment al the late dwelling house
81 J Fl she drcra-rd, in tinmouih on the Ist
days of Junr aud September next, from !
O'clock until 4 "'clackr N "n zach OF SAID days.
WE LEY CLEMENS, Comm.
SlLAS REED, i.siouen.
Tinnuuu,, March lGib. Ir40. R-if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
FOR SAL f..

a U--U sp. TIVE Subscriber Offers for
NtbTh@A vs.. l. sale his Dwelling House
ktItV y whrre lie now lives, and q.
MN IL bout fifteen acres of Land nd.
4I@g[ArsA.xr joining the House aud OUT
~AasA1A~ aS~ buildings are in complete re-
pair, the Land is in q high state OF cultivation /.
nd thu whole is as pleasantly situated as any
place ~ the village.
Terms Of payment will be made easy fov the
purchaser.
JAMES BARRETT, Jr
n tland, March 10, lao. lilo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

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