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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
10 MARINE LIST. ID
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
July ID, Ar brig Mcclellan, Orr, Boston
Is. sch Sidney, Graves, Boston;
II. sch Hudson, Wyman, Martinique
sch Star, Riley, Boston,;
10. brig Choctaw, Flitner. NY
brig Charles, Otis, Portland;
brig Angeline, Barnes, Boston;
brig Castor, Howe, NY
20. sch Boston, Fogg, Boston
CLEARED.
July 81 Brig Ro WAND, Adams, Guadaloupe
90 Brig Baltic, Merritt, West Indies.
SAILED.
July 90. sch Texas, Brown, Jefferson, Ga;
sch Helen, Wood, Boston;
sch Ceylon, Donnell, Gloucester
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23

North Carolina. "A convention Of the
Administration party assembled at Raleigh,
on the 9th inst, and nominated Hon. r.
M. JOHNSON for reelection to the Vice
Presidency. 1t was thinly attended.
New Yorker.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23

B. B. THATCHER, Esq. Of Boston, a
scholar OF extensive knowledge, and lib
eral contributor to the literature of the day,
died at tina. city the 18th. aged 81 years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
M ARR ED.

In this town. Mr.. WILDEs P. WALKER of Bos-
ton to Miss Catherine F., daughter of GEoRo
F. PATTEN, ESQ.
In Nantucket Mass. Mr. James G. Bunker of
Nantucket to Miss Joanna H. Sprague of this
town.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
Confectionery.

TUVHE subscriber wishes to inform those in want
of COME CTIONARY, Of any kind, that he
will supply them at his establishment No l. Haley's
Block, Front Street, as cheap it can be purchased
in this State or Massachusetts, and an article which
he will warrant of the first quality.
T. BOWLES.
July l6, 1910 Is
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
STEANa BOAT NOTICE.

r e. n THE Steamer THORN will, until
EEEssRRzH77- further notice, leave Halowe at
O'Clock and Gardiner at half past 8, for Portland to
meet the Steamer Huntress for Boston on Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Fare from Hallowell to Portland 81 90 ! Meals
&" " Portland to Boston so Extra.
d. e. B. BOWMAN, Agent, Gardiner.
A. H. HOWARD, Agent, Hallowell.
Hsllowell July 1910. is,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
Assignees Nofice

EHBENEZER .aRNOLD Of Bath in the County
h of Lincoln, has this day assigned to US, the
subscribers for the benefit of his creditors, all his
Estate. Real and Personal providing for an equal
distribution ofthe among such Of his creditors
shall become Parties to his SAID assignment agree
ably to Law of this State passed .7pf !, 1896, en-
titled: '.fn Act concerning Assignments
Three months are allowed to his Creditors 10 be-
come Parties thereto. I he assignment is in the
hands Of either Of the subscribers,
JON dTHAN HYDE a..;.
HARTLEY COVE, "S''s"ee'
Bath May 10 IS40. Sm7.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23

Hon. Samuel .M'Kean, late Senator from
Pennsylvania is not dead but convalescent,
and his reason is restored.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRY GOODS &c.


A. B. ROBINSON, FRONT STREET
(See advertlsement.)
HOLMES 81 MATHEWS, Town BUILDING,
CENTRE STREET. (See ADVERTISEMENT
PALMER d LEDYARD, FRONT ST.
DANIEL MARSTON, FRONT ST.
W. GOODS 3 GROCERIES,.
d. G. MAGOUN, HoDGKINs WHARF.
CHARLES CLAPP Jr. Stanifords Wharf,
r. p. MORSE, FRoNT ST. (See advertisement.
J. Fl. MCCLELLAN, & Co. FRONT ST. [See adv.
j. & J. ROBINSON, WATER ST. (See adv.
S. G. STINSON & Co., CoMMREcIAL ST.
Il. F. DONNELL, Agt. No. 2, Pierces Block.
AUCTIONEER.
NJ F. GANNETT-AUcTIoNEE Centre st. 8
WATCH-MAKERS & JEWELLERS.
JOHN HAYDEN, FRONT ST.
HENRY C. DONNELL, Front ST.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
+. A. DONNELL, FRONT ST. (See adv.
CONFECTIONARY.
T. s. BOWLES, FRONT ST. [See adv
This list is to be continued, and additions made
fast as we find them out.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
July 10, Lat Dc 8, lon &c 40, ship Diadem.
Lambert Liverpool for N. York
July IL, Cape Hatteras w IL miles, sch Patri
OF of and FIN Camden, bound s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
SlaeriG's sale.

LINCOLN 50.
rHNAKEN on Execution and to he Sold a, Public
IL Auction. the twenty eighth day of July
herein after Described all the right in Equity.
which Smith Richardson of Whiiefeld. had on the
eighteenth day oc November 1887, to Redeem
certain lot parcel Of land, siuatedn White6eld.
aforesaid being lot Number Sixteen, on a plan Of
the southweserly part Of said White6e'd, made by
Eliakim Scammon MAY IA, lsl containing fifty acres
enteen in sad Whitefeld on plan ofthe Southwes-
terly part OF said Whtefeld, made by said Scam
mon July I'd 1916, containing fifty eight acres and
one half, more or less, being the same land convey
ed by Daniel Cate to said Richardson November
9th 1927 BENJAMIN HITCH, Dept Sheriff.
June 9th l940. 3w15"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-23
CORN.
MESS BEEF.
OWNER WANTED

OWNER w ANTED.
y EFT with the Subscriber about two years ago
q wooden Clock TO be repaired. | think the
Gentleman said his name Wilds and resided on
an Island down river The owner is requested 10
call and pay charges, and take the Clock away. It
will now be found with d. ID. Hpdgkins. Gun
trail Wharf. w. A. Y. STEVANS.
Bath July Is, 1910. 3w d6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
JEW ADVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The Pecsliar.ties OF this Chemical Cospound are
owing TO It's cstfaortnary effects upon the animal A.
ore or nerves. saments and muscles its virtues teing
pain and week.-mrs.
Fowevcr good any internal remedy may he, this rs
10 external application will prove powerful auxlia
~, IN removing the disease and facilitating the in
cases Of local innamaiion. ScrohuInus affections
Kings Evil, Gout inhtmmatory. and Chrome Rheu-
mniisn, and m all places where se1ed pain exists.
has likewise been very beGoGcial in Of
weakness, such weakness ard pain In the stomach
weak hnbs iameness ancclons the spIuc, female
weakness. &c. No female subject Ia pain or weak
ness "a he back or side should be without IT, Mar,
,lnl,, ~ delicate situations find great relefiio
CO sstantly wearing this plaster.
pnhhg or gieat spread of certificates is iniend-
go hose WHO wish 1" satisfy themselves Of tie eff
elcy OF .hs plaster can obtain suite quantity TO
rpreed or for 81 cts. sum not han suticien, 10
pa, for the insertion of single eer,ifrste nh ny
81 aar sss--i r.-s~ s,.ri. fsfA rss.
mug price per box IL placed upon il in oidef that Il.
may be ~'tin The means Of every afflicted person Of
ihe Community that all ~he,hcr rich poor may OBJ
tam the iisaspre of health, which tesaiis from IL
Prtee per boa, 30 cts. Directions accnmpan,,na
each box.
Remedy for ThrUsh Cank,y and N,,;, c.,
Mouth. '
Thousands, bath old md youag but espociaily moth
- 90" '''"'r' s't every year cunsigued Ia the tom
Wy lac above sioo''oro dseases The m,undersi andb
'ns ana ;hnranc" at most pfactieeiag ply scians in
regard 20 th's disease, and the uneerain
~ 81 cure TON their prescriptions, Is a subject AZ
common femark among all those Who have suffered
Tram te di'eise. OF who have witnessed the suffer
tn2e oi others.
MANY are The cures we have witnessed performed
o, ih'rs medicines. 30 the worst stages Of Thrush
Nanser and Nursing sos Mouth eyen where Inc "a
,lsn' had b'en gwen over BY number OF he most
talented physeians
we present this eompoand thus confidently be-
ARD - " "t2'eH
~ ~ per pset.ee, Sl= per dorea.
u A. ID
a Go. RSliaa3 " -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix
Bitters,

The universal estimation in which the celebrated
Life PILE aud hesl ,uiers are held !. sati-fncto
rily demonstrated b. the increasing demand for them
IA every state aud section ofthe Union and bv ,h,
voluntary testimonials TO their remarkable efficacy
which are everywhere offered Il Is not les IRON,
decps gratifying confidence that they are tie means
~ extensive ana ines'nsble gu'j among his afflicted
lsiloM creatures. than from interested considerations
that The proprietor OF a csc p;e tuhncntly kucre an
m'uclh't u dfsIoos Of kcs pug them Constantly lie
lore tie public eye. Tie sale Of every additional
va and o"iie IL gvafasire ihl some persons will
% trlefca INN greater lees depfee Of SUFFERING
and he improved IN general health Tor IN no case of
tnhuiihg from ditesse can tl.es be taken in vain
he proprietor has He,et kuown 90 been Unframed Of
n ie''anee ~ which they have failed Of dons GOOD
u ihe i"ti olsiinais east II ehrnuic disease such
as eh"nic dJ speps,l. tofpd User. rheumatism, asth
H', nervous aud billion, headache eastiy.ners pics
ecnfral debthy. scf0iuinus s0ellinrs aud uleefs
nsfiS an thsum. aud all o'hrr ehtohie aslsei..ns
o. ne effahs and nemif1Hes, irN effect cures with
iapi3hy and psrusneaoy ~h,chfew persons would
theoft ilcals bohe'e. bu' to which Thousands have
~s''hfd tom hapry experience Ia colds and coughs
~hch u neglected sup.fIncuce the most iaiai dsea-
ses a. the iupgs sud indeed the yicefA an eep.,,i
ihofe mcd,rues iasen fpf three or iut days nc,et
iai Taken q, nigii. they promote tie luscns,blt
Pep 's'ion anp - relieve ne slsicm Of ebf.e ae-
N"t shu ecuiehl ohs,fuei ians tn produce a mos,
ccliehiiui senSr o. cnaVa iescenee 10 the r,,r,n,.
sud lheHghihe Dsuai symptoms Of cold Should M,
TALLY fetufn daring the dsy tie ., u@i,;sns of
lie d"ss al The nest hsUf of d 'ii,ue vii aim..t IA
Eauahs eisci pefmaaent frilet without furtl,, "a
1iioir elect upon eFefs ci m.re acute aud ,iol.o,
ki7d - not lees sure and speedy tftsken In
tbie qvsEiiy sud peffnns tciiung 10 bed y an NJ
Alnussinrr symptoms 81 Ne u slafmina Lnd "a M
s~ake With the gratifying coufciousness thai ~,
hesos enemy has bssa nstrhro~H ard ean .ss, 4.
ssi-lved Ia the saHe NAy, siscsTai tsfgssesre H.,
lhf rsiEhished, snd Nisss al iaGaaaiians botsey,
critical nili yisid-TAe of@sf ss4ai tie ltter 4,
,afss does OF the ie PILE aHd Giso L,slefisI AZ
'ecior' hsPeeaer,issa f''iIs,,usss ard scr, niau,
"i-cf N4ftettrs 81 ,hc Nesinlicai class Of ls.,.c
i'"a 10 the cfhcacy 81 ne Pheait iitisrs Fvl a,
frel'f'ns if tle II these m.dictaes and ,bf,xi
'i''' e''iieetHe sPPies'sityto different enmos.int
.@ls and ssts'i a, SIS Bn-Bs.y wher. nu.sros, &C.,
bee.ie' II thss' snPsfaleied sscces. are sls.,.o
2 f-a lot tnsF--ciian -"
- saH,iiaasi paFtieulaFs afihe sbose madeleine.
! 80 h"h- Sood ramsTsisn /" cop, al ~h,eh III
o.'niaeies he medirinss e cop, e.s -. - 49,.
q Tic sas'sE' sssEia sAe lave .Ls l.edesBs. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

The Panta!effs.--A fashionable Young
lady in New York, whose ffock did not
hang any lover than it should do. and
who wore dangling abou, her feet a
par OF hali-breeches, commonly called
SHIN curtains, was lately on a visit 10
some friend IN New Jersey, where she
was arrested and brought before n
sensible, plain Dutch magistrate, who
fined her five collars and costs, under
an act prohibiting females appearing in
public with mems clothes on; IL is OK
pectcd, of course. that married women
will wear the brooches, bu, tie arda-
city of putting them on before mar,
riage the New Jersey people think en-
titled 10 punishment.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

A set of lrishmcn had made up
their minds to leave the old sod
and wcnd their way to Amcrilly.
They were five in numbvr-two
Paddles, one Murphy, one Den
mis-, and one league. 1t SO hap
pened that the vessel they were
going in could take only four of
th' M. At length honest league
exclaimed, 'Arrah, | have it,
Well cast lots 10 see who shall
remain But one of the Paddles
swore that it was no, .jontalr to do
that thing. you know, league,
said he, that ! am an arithncti-
clan, and can work il out by rule
of subtraction, which is a great
deal better. But you must all
agree TO 'bidc by the figures. al
having pledged themselves TO do
so, PAT proceeded, well, then,
take Paddy from Paddy you can't
but take Dennis from Murphy,
and league remains. BY my
soul, league, MY jewel, and it's
You that can't go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
THE RESURRECTION OR PER

SIAN PILLS. Tie name Of these pills originated
run the Circumstance o. the medicine beng only
found IN the oemcifies Of Psrsa. This vegetable
Production h-iug 81 peculiar Kind. led to expert
ments US Ia its medical qualities aud Virtues IL half
century II became established medicine for the
diseases of that country The extract Of This s'npu
lar production introduced into sotne patis Eu
f,pc iu the 1888. nd used 10y many celebrated
pN sicians 10 curing diseases, where all o,her med
cucs had been usod in vain. Early in the year 7.2
the eAtfci was oomJincd with y certain vegetable
uediCin imported tom Dura tsara. in the East In.
dies, and formed into pills Tie admirable effects Of
tits compound upon tie human system led physicias
aud iamiies into its general use. Their long esta"
lsheJ character their universal and healing virtues.
the detergent and cleansing qualities Of their epec6
cal action upon the ganduar part Of the sysiem,
such as will sustain their reputation and gcncra utc
in tie American Republic.
To r. Chase. T. Co.
Gent Sits This is To inform you that have
used your Persian vegetable Pills Tot year past in
practice, and well pleased with their operation
believing them to fulfil their advertisement IN answer
ing as a substitute where caloneI is Indicated we
can recommend them to tie public.
Dn BROWN MkENZlE & HALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

The -. Louis Republican says
IN speaking OF Brandrctl's pills {:
"Thcy have brcu used N Tins
section Tor the purpose cf purify
inc steamboat boilers, and j, is
SAID with complete sncccss.--
wonder how large a dose Of them
il wonld take TO purify the linIrS,
reduce the rates of intrrc Il, make
money easier, SGT the banks Ia
diScouIiins freely, and run the
Mississippi clear.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
The Rcsurrcctiono or Persian Pills.

r,sas.' T"naio. the Naichless tp,iccSil Sina,,ve
or 80, otter PRis OF Compoe1d heiafs the puddle
csft'iet 10 by Phssicisus aud oiher.. Ct zone
ooudsian il'ein unil llcy t., item aRi tbeh are
certain they VIII not
u !. now = settled ppiut with sil who have uscd
thsVesetable PERSIAN FILLS ,hat they are pre-
etnlnratls tie best and mest sfsicscsons FAMILY
MEDICINE that has vet heea used 10 America "
tsep iamiiY cosh hecone acquainiei With ibcit
Scrrtga poarsr over disease. thet would keep them
and BE- prepItui With sure REMEDY TO apply on
the Gfst appesran,e of disease, aud then how much
distress would lie avoided and NONE, saved. we'll
the lives # ihoeaands who huriI,d Of iime by
neg cciing disease IN it, fret stages by not ben
in possession OF remedy which they can place dc
pcpdeucp uron
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Doct' Marshall's Vegetable Indi-
an Black Plaster

9 ms rlas,ef is unriTaed for curing seroiuloss
Wss' seuivey Sores, Lame bask and Fresh
.s'ooh' iais 10 give rsliei IA local Rhsumaisms.
- applied 10 the side. IT viii cure many Of The
e"'u'noh Liver Complaints aud is equal, il not
sopefior I" any ihiag ia use for cofns on The
est he virtues Of this Plaster have been wit.
.sseo oy thousands oi individuals in the United
S's'rs who have tested It's efficacy.
=, so'a by the proprietor, Charles Bowen. MID.
sisvufy' VI Wm Y Simpson, q Co, and Lew.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

Prentice says that "a tavern
keeper III lllinois, ;d,crtisrs q
young lawyer who has left his
house wiihou; paying his bill, IN
the following expressive caption /:
"Ahsquaiulando damnum ct >wau
wouiandibns in transifu, non est
in,cnius AL libi,um scapc goaium
non coneatibuS in swampo.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

Far Re,ort. A young woman was
examined the other day, when she was
asked by one Of the councillors if she
came there in the character of n mod .
est woman "No sir" replied she. a
do not; that which has been the ruin
oil me has been the making of you'll
mean impudeace."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
The New York Dispatch say.

The New York Dispatch says
that there is a great rise Of cod
fish and liz ans in Baltimore, ia
consequence Of the expected dele.
CATION from Boston, Mirb!ehead
and Beverly. How is il with sour
krout for the Goihamiies : Pei
haps all their Deficiencies can be
made up with hard CIDER Bost.
times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

A'ohup stepped into a shop no, long
since, purchased bottle Of buffalo oil,
sat down snd commenced putting a
part on his cap. On being asked what
he was about he replied, why hang
IT. I'm trying 10 make the fur grow on
the iarnal old thing again; fof | wore
It all of swinging /, Tor the victory in
Connecticut"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Tatnabie MJormafion.

Ihb indian Vegetable Pills are a CERTAIN cure
s' a'sT1s' IN ,ls every vaIiety Of form, because
.hsy ho'"sH"'g ei-snse the stomach and bowels.
,eoso~ P'oP-f disobsrgs by the lungs, skn and
hseS~s' aud stimulate the biood % purify it.-if
ia o'hef words, they oPrn all the natural drain,
s"s cave Mature (the grand Physieisn) free 60
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Worms, Worms, Worms.

TO fsu1o,s its., ttaeh's.unse snd eapstrcus 10
faat1nis iron $40 s'fsna,h ard l-owris, which o.
sits o spar tie sshh and aesiioy itr lives al ohl
efsn, We nf Jsgst Tear ifrHVHgt, crrHh
I'D safs fsrpa.afluu tf tie rrpptsi 81 TIE VARIOUS
iu8s ofA ufns nysgrpsia. sur StHnach. Nart %
spfriss taisHiit itsrf sod ssoe sud debility II tic
siaalsch soa h,ssis snd orfsns ~ drrrlan. To y
aad 81 Ne 80 Soth - street, fhiiads ph's r'ice y
ssats sid sise ~ ~ z whtta s cn kailsnt.
VI aiso q, ~. a. urschsn. Hau.aFfafA VI.
Ns : euah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Doct. hlarshall's Aromatic Ca
Iarrh, and lIeadnchc Snuff

THIS SNUFF IS superior to aly hing yet known
hr removing uit Troublesome disease, Tie Ca.
ache IL opens and purgcs GU, all DISTRACTIONS
strengthens the glands, aHd gives healthy sc'
ton to The parts effected II is perfectly FREE.
from any tn ng dsietefious ia its Composition
has pleasant flavor, and its immediate eiicc, sc
per Botle. N''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
STATE OF VERMONT, )pE

4 L y IL Bal
ID ttici Of Rutland.ss ID her,lt,
special probate court holden al Rutlind. !,
aud for the district o. the 23J day Of Ar
ID. $50. ffrscni VIM Hall, Judge
Whereas Sumu-l Noble aud CIltirsa D,
administrators the estate of
JEFFRY BALLARD,
late Of Tinmuuih, in said district deceased n
made application 10 said court for an ,r,,l
ct the iiinr or payment of the debt. due ifos
estate oil the said deceased .one year ifua
3oil' day of May next
It's ordc,ed, Tia, said application STAND
hearing bci"rr this court nj; session thereof
holden on the 3D. Monday, bring the 18Th I'd
May next, aud that a publication Of copy
order three weeks shccrssively in the Rgl]
Herald, printed al Rutland. AZ SION as an,
shall be sufficient notice 10 all concetncd "a
pear and otjrct thereto If ,l-y see cause. All
copy OF record.
Ia " HENRY HALL, Rcsna
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

'Those dear eyes of thine as
the old gentleman said when he
bought his wife Il pair of the dol
lar specs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

rrePsted snd soh BY wm n. MoFFAT. SIS
lsssd~ss, New h.sk. 4 liberal trascifgn made TO
those = b psrchase e. sell aeaia Ier sale b,
BtRr g. MASON Railsud.
MEtCiitM& DANA. Cassteton.
Ally u. n. MEACHAu, Mailingfotd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

I'm ruined as the old woman
said when her house was on fire
But IT'S cold night and | may
as we'll warm myself.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Blank Lists.

LISTERS would save a dea
trouble and labor by procuring =
printed blanks for listers.
For sale al the Rutland and Ca,le
Bookstores by II. L. WHITE, F~I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

u won't take stnmp,' as the
girl said when she was asked TO
marry a short man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
EARN FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm living
i on the stage road leading from Rutland To-
Whitehall, three miles east of Cnsilrton village
in the norh part OF Ira, containing 900 &C cs well
calculated Tor duily or sheep. good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 800 trees,
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs gelhcr with two or.
scs, cows, 10 calves $50 sheep. Fur further
particulars inquire on the premises of Gift
lru, Feb Isl, 1910. o. II. ROUND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
STATE OF VERMos? i,


STATE OF yERMoE. )yoEarvr
Disi'iei Of Rutland, ltt brl u
al a SPECIAL. probate o.sort held n, Pgtl,s4 ri
and TO- said disiIi-t On The 2s,,, day u Ad
ID. lr50. w
Present, Vim. Hall Judge.
Andrew Harrington and F,,, 1fsfraiyis I
ISu'pIS Of he last will and .eslsmrnl u ]
harrington late Of Danby 10 said d,.ins' = ]
co. proposing 10 render aa aecoanl .. lhfi /
hih'siraiioi 81 said estate.
IL Is ordered that said account be c1ag'''
1ouf' on the hIsi Monday being the ff' .
'ohe next AID that q publication Of Fl
,Als o'oeE Ibfre weeks succsssn ely 10 'h'
Hhd fieisld printed at Rutland as soon a. p
-heH lie Soiiicbn. notice 10 all coneeurd
Fas a oeyei ih-Isio il They see esas'
n rue copy Of record,
io-9 HENRY HALL Hrs'@
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

who steals my purse steals
trash as the chap said ven he Gil!-
cd his wallet with shinpIasiers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Broke into the enclosure Of the :
scrlbcr on or about the 2alh uhI
black mare and yenrling coli. 4
mare has a white strip in the foredeI
and a hump back. The owner i, 4
quesied TO prove property, pay cs|
ges and take them away.
1870 John car
Rutland, May I'd, 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

IL Is said iha, lady ia New Orleans
who drinks the tea of norus mullicau-
i'' leaves, uses her hair daily ior sew.
ing sllk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Saddle and Harness Dfanrfacfo,v.

rINIiE subscriber would inform the public that
u he has cpmmrnced the above business at
the old stand, formefly occupied by G. w Ellis
IN Cssileton, where he hopes to receive liberal
share Of patronage. lie will keep on hand. or
make on short notice, all Articles in his line Of bu.
sness. such as Satdles, Harnesses Of all Kinds
aud Brides rrrnch Folio Trunks, Vaces aud
cafpct Rays, inferior 10 none in the country or
citv.--Also, a good assortment OF Dag Top nd
Common Trunks eurled hair Mattresses made
10 order, aud old ones rnovotrd. a good assert.
iucni Of whips and lesh,s, curry combs aud horse
brushes Of first qualify, all kinds ofcnffiagc trim
ming done on short notice, The above articles
will be sold cheap ior cash or approved crrd,l;
most kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
fur the above. Those wishing 10 purchase viii
find IL TO their advantage to call ind examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at short notice,
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct /
N. b. A good lDt of sole leather on hand aud
Tor sale chesp Ior cash. AZ ~