davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
VIII ALERx.

BY letter received in town. from Capt Barker
Of the brig Poeshontas. bearing date Nov 2ls,, va
learn that she has 65 brls sperm oil. Captain b
states that, on the 29ih OF Sept he caught q fin.
large whale w Of Madeira, but coming on gale
lost his head, but saved 4l brls Of The body. On
the 9th Of Nov. caught another large whale and
cut him in finely; but while trying ou, came on
gale, and lost all The subber, threw II over in blan
kei pieees-savsd "a bbls Of the head Spoke pre-.
vous 10 2iN Nov. ship Columbus. OF N. London
mos out, $50 sp.
Arr at New Bedford, 2ith inst, ship Samuel
Robertson, M'Kenzie. New Zealand, Cloudy BAY
AIg Sd, via Rio Janeiro. Nov. Ilth, with 2S0O
bls 600 sp) oil, 10 Andw Robson. (sold 600 bbls
VIII oil al Rio) Spoke of Curtis Island Aug l7th,
ships America. Jennings. Sagharbor, 100 bbls
Mercury Smith, Ston' 'gton, 43O sp; OF Abrolhos
Banks Nov. 2ist, brig'POCAHONTAS Barker.
of this purt, 65 bbls sp; 26th, bark Wiusow Grin.
nell. New Bedford, go sp; 27th. ship Congress.
Pitman. Nantucket sOsp bark Roscoe. Clark. N.
Rochester. I00sP; Dec. ID bark Athsl,a. Sprsgue,
Edgarown, a0.
Arr at, W oods Hole 26th. ship Awoshonks prase.
Pacific Oeesh, 2500 bbls sp oil. Tor Falmouth -
Spoke, Nov Sd, LAT 81 =. lon 64 W., Corn,ban,
Paddock. Tor Pacifc Ocean, no oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ar al Kew Westsisi ins,., ,three.masted SCH
Sarah Helen, Chace. from this port, for Mobile
AR at do 2nd. seh'r Emeline. Chsce. from rhi'
port.
Arr. at savanpsh, iith inst. sehr. Orator. Blivsn
from this port. put in on account Of head winds.
AZ Malanzas. sih inst, brig Canonicus, Bigley
for this port, unc.
CID at Wilmington, N. c. 9th inst, brig Echo
Messer. Havana.
AT Cardenas. 9th inst. schr Concord, Carr. fol
Boston. ldg
At Havana 4,h inst. brig Caspian. swasey. dise
Oeiavia. MaybeIry, from ~ Orleans, arr. Dec
3lst.
Cld at N.York 10Th inst. brig Florida, Phillips
Cedar Keys and Apalacbicols.
Arr. at savannah. l.th inst. sloop America,
Burr. Thr,le River.
CID at Mobile. sih. sch'r Hannah, Boss Boston.
arai Norfolk. 10Th inst. sch'r David Atkins,
Small from this port.
Spoken lilh inst no lat &c brig Confidence,
Bailey. DAYS from New York for Gibraltar.
CID at ~ Orleans lith inst. ship Kutusotr. Tay.
lor. .L,verpooLTTowed 10 yea on or prev TO 7ih,
ship Palestine, Liuleheld. Havre.
Seh'r Reaper. Baker. ufNorth Kinrs,own. from
Wexford. for St. Marks, which recently rui intb
Ma,anzas in distress. has been repaired, and sailed
previous TO the 5th inst
Arr at Havana. 4lh inst, ship VIM. Encs. Coe,
Of tins port, ffom New York.-On the night of the
9Th Dec, near S,rrups Kew, in a gale Of wind
came in contact with the brig Swiss BOY, Of Ksn.
nebnnk; the brig was cut down TO the waters edge
and had all her spars carried away. and had fee,
Of water in her hold. The crew were takea ON
board the ship and carried to :tavana. The shir
received but little damage. The brig was loaded
with curb stones
tThe w was fallen in with 2slh. Is miles NE
OF Abaco, by ship Junior Of New York. arrived a
~ Orleans. The Junior put her mate and mer
on board. with orders to take her 10 Nassau. Tn,
brig is insured IN Boston for Sia.c00.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
M arrte0 b

In Providence. ON the 10Th inst Mr.. BENJAMIN
n. Thursten TO Miss Elizabeth Marble
In Bristol, on the 18th inst, John H Pitman,
Esq to Miss Eliza. daughter Of Col Jonathan
Slsde. all Of that town.
In New Bedford on Tuesday evening 2ld inst,
by The Rev. Mr. Peabody, Mr.. William II Boon,
formerly Of this town. to Miss Mary II. Free.
man, of New Bedford
On the 9Th Of November. in Paris, Mr.. John
Charles de Fressange, oftbe vicinity sf Bordeaux.
in France, 10 Ann. daughter Of the late Seth
Whesion, Esq, Of Providence, r. T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20.
Bark Alasco. LeCraw, Of Boston, from Gotten.
burg, via Portland, for Fall River
Sch'r Louisa. from Baltimore for Boston.
Revenue Gutter vigilant, Connor, i'm a cruise.
THURSDAY, Jan. 20.
Brig smithheld, Wakefield. Z days I'm Charles
ton for Proyidence.-S IMb inst, sch'r Hun
uess, from Norfolk for Charleston. On Wednes-
day. saw Whale ship Of Long l.iand.
sch'r Queen, Staples, Of Taunton. from Eliza
beth City, with Corn, for Providence.
SATURDAY Jan. 18th
Us. Rev. Big Washington. Alexander v. Fra
ser Lieut.. Cong, from . cruise of II days Vn the
coast-Jan. l9h, lat. 30 20, Ion. 70 al. spoke brig
fremont, from Port su Prince. and sch'f John. I'm
Havana, both for New York 10Th, of the Light
Ship, brig BIllow, I'm 81. Marks for New York -
2lsi, of Basesat, ship John BaiIng, from Mobile
bark La Grange. I'm Norfolk; Thos. Gener. from
Matsnzss, all for N. York; brig Betsey, Blount,
from New York for Havana z3d lat, 80 I6, Ion.
% 90. bark Prudent, from New York, for New.
Orleans.
SUNDAY, Jan. och.
Brig Ip2s, Cudworih, Of Warehsu, from New
York. for Wsfebsm.
Brig Tuscs~ills, Bliyen, I'm St. Marks for N.
York.
seh'r Preston. Cook, . days fu, Norfolk, Va,
with $3.50 bushels Corn. TO Waller l.. Watson
Jan. 18th, lat 40. lon ~ spoke sch'r vslient, II
wsshingtoD N. G. for New York. laying 10 under
tfyssil, had lost foremsst-hesd.
Scb'r Rob- cor, Collen, from n, Carolina.
MONDAY, Jan. 27th.
sloop Lady Washington, Racket from Bristol
for Souibold.
CLEARED.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jan. Goth

At market, 800 Beef Catlle. and 800 sheep.
About 800 Sheep have been before reported.
Prices Beef Caltle-The butchers were large
ly supplied last week, and consequently purchased
less, and prices did not advance as much Is was
expected from the limited number at market. We
quote first quality, Sc % q so; second quality, o
IS a 90; third quality, 4 10 q 8 so
BaIreling Cattle. Mess, s. so; No. !, S5.
Cows and Calves.-Very few at market. and
very few, if any, sales effected
Sheep Lots were sold at 81 SO, 2 rs, 90. , II
4 so, and S5.
Swine.-None at market.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
Notice.

The 4th Lecture advertised to be delivered
before the NEWPORT ArHEskun, at arm !
Hall, on the Ev'Hg.. OF Jan. 22d. $40. at 7 o..
clock. by s. r. Corror, Esq. Subject,
" Rerical Of Liierature,--wa,, owing 10 the us-
favorable state Of the weather. postponed to
Thursday evening Jan. 3Oth. 7 o'c lock.
GFsTickets to be had at the Stores Of Messrs.
VIM Callahan, R. J. Taylor. WIN. A. Barber.
10 for 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29

time he was OUTSIDE the wheelhouse. lie al
most instantly went into the whcelheuse. and
probably sutiocaisd thsre, did not see any
thing Of him afterwards"
BY juror. | thought nj the time, and do
think. that il the engine had been stopped on
the first alarm and the buckets we'll manned,
the fire could easily have been put ont.
This closed Capt. Hillard's testimony, and
the Investigate was then adjourned TO hall
past one O'Clock Thursday.
The bodies Of four of tile unfnrtu nate
passengers have been found in one Of the
quarter boats that driiied ashore on Long
Island, and became embedded in thr ice
A Among them is that Of Mr.. Albert ;. Greene
of Providence, whose loss is so much re-
ere,ted. Upon it was found the sum of
sI5 1000 in bank bills. All the bodies have
been taken to New York.
CASE OF THE LITTLE BoY.'-After ma
King considerable inquiry yesterday, we
obtained the following information, which
probably gives the ;rve account of the little
hay whose body was brought into New
York among those recovered from among
the passengers of the Lexington, and who
has been hitherto uhrecognised and un-
claimed.
mir. james Bates Of Burlington, n. J.
went to New York with his wife aud two
children, n little boy and a little girl, aud
on Monday the 18th. placed tl'e'u on board
the Lexington, and returned. lie was ar-
rested for debt, Immediately an his return,
aud confined in the Mount Holly nil.-
His family perished in the Lexington disas-
ter, aud the little boy above mentioned, was
probably his child. IL is said that Mr..
Bates has been Informed of his bereavement,
aud is overwhelmed with grief"
Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times:
Mary Russell, nurse in the family Of
George W. Whistler Of Stoning,on, was on
board the Lexington. She was married
the day before, and was going to take leave
Of the family.
Il is reported that the Collector of New
York has received instructions from the
Comptroller of tho Treasury, to make a
thorough investigation into the causes ofihe
desiruc'iun nf the steamer Lexington, 10 the
end that il may be reported to tho depart
rRen,, whether the net Of Congress in rela-
ton TO the navigation Of steamboats, has
been complied with.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29

10 this town. on Friday morning last Mrs. Alb.
by Chace. wife OF MI Benjamin Cbace. in the 63d
year Of her age.
At Middletown, Conn on the 2oih uli.. Miss
Margaret Morris. formerly Of this town, aged 10
wears.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
OLD LINE ON A NEW ROUTE.
PELHAM-ST. HOUSE.

directly opposfr To'snssnd's Hotc'.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken tho above
Il named house, which was recently opened bv
MIR. T. Stacy, Jr., as place Of reffeshment, aud
he hopes to receive a share OF patronage commsusu-
rate with his efforts to please.
OYSTERS and al other refreshments at all
times Of the day or evening.
WM. ~, ARNOLD.
N. y. 1r The SALOON will be lighted with
Webb's Patent Burners Liam. IS 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
ADVERTISEMENT
We saw the strong man still and low, +,
: A crushed reed thrown aside
Gst hv tha Eyht ,f ,h., ....J k.,..

FtFH
"Yet, by the light Of that rigid brow,
e Not without strife he died
But depart like sound. like dew, like anght
that leaves on earth
No trace Of sorrow or delight, no memory Of
its birth" Hemans
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29

Good white cotton Hose
for % cents a pair !
Common lead eolored as
low as 10 cts pr. pair |!
Mliteps--all prices I'm ]
to 3 shilings pr pair.
Gloves fin IL 10 so C pr
Calico from 10 10 40 cts.
Leather Mii,ebs lined Il
plain, real good. from
81 cts to ~ pr pair
Book Muslin, Jaekone,.
and CAmbrie ditto.
Lace aud Picke, Muslins.
noussslin delaine shaw Is
and Scayfs.
Moscow sllen.
Unble chd Cotton for 8 &
10 cents per yard.
White long cloth for II
TO 20 cents per yard.
Silk Handk cfs-- Black
Red, Bandsna * flsgg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29

A Ne- orIe,p, paper says iba, shsrif IN
in that city made $3.50. .Ooo in tire, ,esrs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29

Broadclsihs fn SI1 to "a
Cassimorcs fn $l to %
Satiinstts I'm so c. to $lt
Pilot Cloth I'm ! so to 81
flannels I'm 30 cts to 81
Canton Diaper for 30 cts
a beautiful assortment Of
Mousselin de laine dies.
ses, late from Boston. re-
al good patterns, cheap y
Silks, figured and plain.
Undr'sd mourning prints
handsome small hgures.
French bluo.blk ground
Calicoes.
! French Il English Msri.
| nos, for lI,tls more
J tbsn half price.
A splendid assortment
! Of Ribbons.
Pctsrshsm.
DcvoDshire Ksvseys.
SuspeDders I'm ia to 75c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
JANUARY 20, 1910.
o. Cheap Goods at No. / Ia
Che0pside yhamcs.st. .Ss'cport
NATHANIEL SWEET

HAS GOT THE GOOD BARGAINS
and intends to sell iben of between this and the
2Jth Of March next. 90 low they cannot fail to suit
his old customers aud others who will do him the
favor to call and give them a look.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-29
CLEARED

80 clesrsnces since the 18th.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Mofat's Life Pills and Phenix
Bittcrs.

sn"erssi esira,inn in which The celebrated
Liz ftiis aud tbesir Buiets afe l,I i. .,,,.S.r,'
~! osm"s"fa'ea %. tie Increasing demand for them
W esss1 s's,e FAD 'etiton ,Att, Jsion and n, AZ.
vcissssry tss,nossis Ia tisit r.,a.,l atlc sfs-s.
vhieh are etry -here of,i.d Il Is no, L.. ,,",..
cstp'f f1i, iSg COZ hJ' that th., are The
- seaa.'s ."o iee'''inabic ,' aaians his sii,etod
sehp~ cfesi9fcs, than fi tui,fest.d cop.ie,,,ion,
fAN Ne psra seof afIiTse pc 1nineatiy .,eee.s6,l
saseinss - essirou, 81 Keeping thfG, canstant 10
lore tho pab'ic rts. Tie taie - ever, addi,onsl
lsnd so,,e saF"ar7Ii'c ihsi anne pcrsans viii
~ se'ssec intn rte.ier lsss derte OF ,vfIerin,
sna ~ Improved ~ general hraih :Er IN no ca,e M
.sas'srs ffsa di-estr rsR tie, ie taken in ,.,, :
- fsoPfisos hiss never kH.rn - teen infp,ned M
,sHsnes ;. ~h'ea 'i'y haze Iaiosi ~ doiag GOO,
W tbe nnst ''riinsis 81 eLr.ne d,,ea.e ,.eh
ss ehf.rsr d,sprpsia. 'atr,d liver ricumati,m s,fh
sus, sfsces ana tatiins tcadaote cssst,eness o,,.
feaerAi ceaaius, ,erufui.us s-riii.v. and ulr,r,
1917. ,sh s'es,n s-d ~ ',icf cLf"aie affections
stthe e'gses nsd ssuisat.cr H., sitec, cure. ~nh
sfsp'sny an'i p~fusEsss-y ~h,sh t.~ E.rsons rovid
si~esrtesii, tcissss, bs' 90 phsch tbov,anA have
ss,ises f''sa happy ssT@teHee 10 colds nd o,ush.
49, " ee''d sn--fne eer thr Snsst fatal t,sea-
80 81 he ssrss md sna,sd st+ y.r,rs 10 ernsraI
tbes< oee csaes taitH ~ thru 90 t.,uf s,t, u.,e,
hu. tAAsn al n,gh, thor pss'n,.ss tie itteu,b,e
ysSn'ss. shd - tcitste tie 'ssfeIa a. ls5siie &C.
ssa 80 ,etssssi sbssrseioss. 80 a. proasee spo.t
"iShs' sense II runss "a the n.,n,nr;
49, thosghth< ssssi sys5sea.ss si q cold ,Lo.A ~,
lazy ssssts dsfssf iir DIS. tie % peiIt.n af ,s,..
~ &C., 81 The ssfs hss' sfAS tI... an ala,o.t in
'y .s-' PsfhAttn frf'ei sthost further aid.
ts<s snost spsa s<,s. II q a.-~ .eys~ aad .,oLeU,
ssd - Ices ss,s asd .Fre5s dt.lea ~ ,oa
ssAs fssnsss . sss frrssss s.isnsf q. I'D go !,
ssne>,ev sfrfss~as 81 The o. si-s~As< sspS viii
,he sfsiastss eoa.cioSsae-. tAai The
nssee sssn, has tses ese'thss~a .na can .,.,l, A.,
sHsee. "a ths sans ~s., 'sesrli tss,..sso. H.,
loag ss.shshea- sd siscsrai ineasHstsan, ko..,s,
snix.i III ,seisThe fstuef To suasll a.. l,,,., ~
hfys desss q tf< Lite f,i. .sd 20 ala. h,,e,si -,
Ztisns' h'p"<endrtsa. Fasiie,ssess snd ser, ,,,.,
os s.iei'ss - The Nesiot,esl eiass 81 S,s.s..
$3.50 ,s sness, q The fhsali Biiisf. FslI a.
.sef e'Ansiie sppi'eshlIiy 10 diae1esI eompis,n,.
sors~pAs, u<a sed the, esa he .ta,,n,S 800
80 fsiA al SsS tss~ay. ~iefe nsnefov, e.,.
~. fsr sasp<cIsoa 'N''sS O.
.ea.i'c.sl psfiisslss efths sLs.s u,oa,ei.o.
- ssee ssmafsits." ssg,, q -i,.ch a.
"a 70 asec'e,scs q COP, ess 1i.o lie sassis.
ssls. Ns N-'e 'L~ H-sestisea ief
fsra'~s ssS -SA b, Wa n. norr,r =.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
JEW DAVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The Peea'iarities Of this Chemical Couno.,x ,,.
W extraordinary effects upon The animal f.
orc o nerves ieaments Ind muscles its y,, be- M,
carried by them TO the Immediate sea, ar 49,. 20
paIa aud weakness w "''~'se "
ro~rv'r good any internal remedy nav lie. this N,
40 eetna' application, will prove a powerful au,,Ii,
Csc. ~ we disease and facilitating the cure in
49, ., ioca! infiamation. Scrofuloas Affections
N'"s E''i. Govt infls NINA tory and t.b,on,c J,ia
",,ism' and IN all places where se,teJ nam ,,;s.
u 80 "hew'e been very beneficial in case nj
- sheh as weakness and pain in the stnm,ch
weak limbs, smeness afcction, nr,hn Wv
neAthsss' &c No female subject 10 main a, ys'I
noes 20 ,ho back OF side, should be witbo., \, Ms,
~ o''ale situations, find great relief from
s"nN4sily wearing this plaster
No P9hfrg gTcsi spread Of ce,tilc,,e. 4. ;,,,na
hse Who wish to satisfy themselves of The Elf
eaey 81 this plaster obi ia sutficent a.
,fiesu % Tor % cts. sum not hall suiicien 10
~, '"' 'he insertion OF single certificate into any
at our mos, Common psiats a single t,mc Th;. ~
hns pr'ee per bor placed upoa IL in o,s,e, th.t II
uas be Villain The means Of every afflicted person Of
.onn'on"s' mat al whether rich poor may OBJ
,Sia Vie treasure OF health, which results from II.
each bon accompanying
Hi"%tas for TA,'ssA, canlsr, and Ns,.i.x sor,
Thousands both old and young bu, ..,..i,,,v ..,I
s and inisnis, every year eon,isned 10 AZ. ,o,,
'y'he above stubborn diseases Tie milan ade,. audh
~ and ignofspee Of most pfscteeinr nhy,r,,,. !.
70 w, disease, and the Consequent upcerta;n-
-. ' ,1N'' prescription, 10 q subject Of
eommon remark aH'ong all those Who have Suffered
ito'n NE ai'eafe. or who have wnessed the sus,r-
ing. Of others -" '1"e'-
Masy are the cures ~e have witnessed pt,fo,r.d
., tbste DedeiHes, 10 the worst s,,,e. ~ Th...s
.ansS ana Nsnihg Sore MoSth. even where the a. :
.ss sla ssen s''en over BY number OF The nost
We present. this eos,posnd tho. eo.6aea,l, h.
aisd ''1' 20 DC eSPTees'
Inss' 81 20 PER package. sis per Sosea.
CAfkoN. r Co, Rochester, N. Y. agents.
% We ~soa, and Maine, and for sale b, n r WHITE
- -. HsNhna VI. s7e~Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Inii.
an Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scroiulous
dwellings, Scurvey Sores, Lame Dack and Fresh
Wounds Pains in tIls sides, hips. md limbs. and
seldom fails TO give relic1 in local Rheumatisms.
u applied 10 the side. il will cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints and is equal, il not
superior 10 any thing in use for corns on the
ieet The virtues of this Plaster have been wit
messed by thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have tested its efficacy
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Mid.
dlebury, w. VIM Simpson, q Co, and Lew.
Is q Go. Boston. Constock h Co., and Hoadly
Phelps & Co, New York and several druggists
in Philadelphia; p N Cohen e. Co, Charleston,
Z, John !. CLARK Baltimore and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Can.
ada.
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS & BELL,
JAMES BARRETT, IL. and al the Book store
l6 &C. ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
STATE OF VERMONT )rr, :.

STATE OF VERMONT, lytaEt remem.
District OF Rutland, SIS. l0bered that a, a
special probate court held at Rutland within
ana ior said district. on the 18th day Of May A.
IL; Iaso' Present. VIM. Hall Judge.
Whereas the administrator of the estate Of
John Mcconnell,
late OF Rutland deceased, hath applied to this
court Tor an extension OF the time for payment OF
debts one year. from the Sd day of June ne,t'
It's ordered, that said application be heard in
court at session thereofto be holden on the sec
ond .sonosy being the eigth day Of June next /;
and tha' the publication Of copy of this order !
weeks Excessively in the Rutland Herald prin.
zee Al huilsnd' as soon as may be, shall be sui.
nesh' nouee 70 all concerned 10 appear, end show
eo' 20-22
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
The Cause ofBifious Complaint,
rrd a Mode Of Cure.

sra .nr III
-. pt. - -'l- ' Np-'tsy I" u''
- - .-s 49, .,.'t.,.. 49,. f''..''' -,
-. =. -...-.,.s -, = - -, -. ,...-. -
s-rS -. - - - sI etN''
49, 49,. % 80 t"'ulS'
- ~ ~ N p,seS' sN'ns
~ -. ~, ~" - $3.50 '"'es. PCS
A@ ue .raaAts 80 'e,''''ns' SEQ 'efai.''s 't'
49,. - ~ ~. ss'@ 49, "shesa'l
-. ~ = ~ - - 49, ~, t.f''.' 70 80 o'h''
sas~s-.4"'s, ~ u.s. .e"f'' "'F@H' ~"
"e"4eA - ea'ea P-"aots 'rf rsefe
" a'@s'e, ~t'ch s.s'''s 'a'es end' IN deaih
sr a~sfs r~fs"e9 W NnTae'ns 81 DE-
$500 "s"s<s /" he s.so &c "'snS, disorder. snd
rysPabe'e 'see''oess o'Fss,e o. iesriie diseases
strm - ss'se essse the nassfa ara bsahh' seiioH
ssa ass ~hsse sa~ s'"srSevn "'"paf'
see fe:seee ~ae- "' nais''i "ssdarh !" eihb'
P@'r's"ees hnrs'o Ps's~, 'ofPos q TIC
49, - sssA ooais HseI 20 eonfsise"ee
eosnee |" ProsAf ""ens's s"'sssnee
nw "'r.ns
sE1e.o W e'feos s"~sScs s o"e'
ussoea y oefsoea Ynpsoms 81 an ensuing d.sess
- ne essscs sod S~sas,, g. With tbs~e
- Shhs ~ sso.s :" ppih' oct ihsf oe"'eats 70
- no'e'a s'n.,nf hs,sfs sst ssessefihe al
SIS, ".yrsf'o b~ i"ss-d wnh mhat'ns
800 ososss"se, !" tte heshhy cPefaiion.
ss'ns' =, ue gns'h S"ea % ~ some particular
~ ,.e esnsn fesuu 400 "hee
~ LII. ns 70 ~ snued ehh snt ether Smp'
" eneee s's h"a's thefeo, such
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Motn,s, Mnrms,, Wnrms,!!

TO s~uss-s thsss is-as.isss-uss 80 dsrs'srs. 10.
Asssassss ffs.a "a. ss.sasfl sd eew~is. wktra -
% sssrsar Ghs hsaHh ~ essssuf tts hvrt - shh
sY,s 80 ~ yry.s ys-it in-~esgs cssi us
s.s ssls p-~rasss-s &. 49, 'erno,a 81 he saftov.
lis1tsfs~~@s D,pT~rsss >ss' sis'sasrh, ~ss' -
srss4a- tsfausa. ~sss S.d srvs, SD d,hiHg - 80
su-..stk SD se~sis nod ssraRs q essaies. To No.
ssf u ~ - SSH ~ s,rsst, fAdsts gtis rrus -
cs-ts SD si-s " ~ r Whas n co Rgtiand
VI, si,s b, u. ~ Nesehsin, Baii,hyf.fs. VI
No. 3 e~sit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
BloodgootI.

THIS Improved Short Horned Durh, A,
l. will stand for cows the ensuing su,,
the stable Of WIN. l.. Fsrnan IN PouNy,
Terms, $500 the leap. 400 the season !,
isnts rs agreed upon.
Bloodgood,
was sired in England in the spring Of Isei. !,
weighed the LIST OF March 1000 pound. rr
fur,h description sec the animal and hi, std
Poui,n y, May ie, IS40.
2i-23 VIM I. FARNAN
J JOSLlN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lying
l. on the stage road leading fom Rutland to
Whitehall, three miles east Of Cas,leton village
in the north part of Ira, containing 900 aces we'll
calculated for dairy or sheep. A good wood
lot, and q sugar orchard Of 500 trees, a
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, gether with two Tor
ses, z cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises Of Gift
Ire, Feb. LIST, 1910. q. II. ROUND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
,Su,IdIe end Horness Mandatory

ru>iIE subscriber would inform the public that
Il he has commenced the above business al
the old stand, formerly occupied by q. w. Ellis
in Csstlcton, where he hopes to receive a liberal
share Of patronage. lie will keep on hand, OF
make on short notice. all articles in his line Of bu.
siness. such a. Saddles, Harnesses OF all Kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Vaiices and
eatpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
ci,y.-Alsn, a good assortment Of Bag Top md
Common Trunks eurIed hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. A good assert
rnent Of Whips and lasbes, curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, oil kinds ofcarfisge trim
ming done on 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 to purchase will
find il to their advantage 10 call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done a, shof, notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. ].
NIB good lot Of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. Gay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Doct. Marshal's Arom attic Ca
tarrh, and Headache Snuff.

THIS snuff is superior 10 any thing yet known
for removing that troublesome disease, tie Ca.
taIrh, and also cold in the head and the head
ache. 1t opens and purges out all obsiruc,ions,
strengthens the glands, aud gives a healthy &C.
ton to The parts affected. Il is perfectly free
from any th ng deleterious in its Composition
has pleasant flavor, and it's imnedia, effect. af.
ter being u'ed, is agrceab!e.-Priee, 81 l-2 CTS,
per Bottle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Millinery and Misunderstanding,
Miss w. A. Woodward.

RESPECTFULLY announces to the ladies
~ Of fi,lsiord and vicinity, that she has com.
nieneed the Millinery and Matchmaking bu.i.
ness IN The house occupied by Mrs Msssef, in the
.Dose named place, where she will be found .ea.
~ 10 execute all orders in the above line OF bu,
ness n the best and most fashionable style
Also constantly receiving from New York Bon.
nest OF every description. Three or lour p,,ren.
hess wanted at the above business.
PhisfOrd, May l, iei0 aO-3mo.