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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
NEW SHOE SHOP.

ME undersigned have commenced business in the shop
Il adjoining the Book store, and formerly occupied by
T. Evans n Son, where they have hand good
ment of Boots and Shoes, and will in
good style all kinds of work and same to
stand, repair for nothing They 70, sale, FINDINGS
which will be sold at reasonable prices They solici,
share of tonase Country produce taken exchange
work.
STRANG & FLEMING.
Richmond, Marcl. 18th, lS4l. loft
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GIgZNsGIn RAEgHg

VIE Subscriber respectfully his friends and the
puoe generally thai he tinues the BAKING
BUSINESS, on Main street, doors OF ID. ID.
Sloan's Hotel lie will have supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening will continue keep
fresh bread and cakes of all kinds future The
be assured that they will be supplied kinds
of bread and cakes, usually be had the
such
Loaf Bread; Rusk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do; Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
do; Apes do; Ginger Nuts Ginger bread Nuts;
Molasses Pound Cake; Pound Cake; Jumbles;
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cake; and than one
hundred other different kinds.
Moasses Candy, and sugar Candy of all kinds also
Toys, &c &c.
ICE CREAM, of the hes. quality in
JOHN ELDERhIN.
Richmond, March. 25th, sill. Eft.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

SHERIFFS SALE.-By Virtue of an execution m
~ directed from The Wayne Circuit Court, will expose
public Sale Court door in CenirevIe, w
County. Indiana, Monday, the 10 day April next
lS4l, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI AMI O'Clock
T. NJ said day. the following property, to-wt:
lot of land, the Richmond Wayne
Indiana described follows, Beginning
lot No. 20,
of part said laid off Chas w. Starr and
running thence west, along Main street, Al eet thence
noh. 81 feet thence Is north, 81 feet
thence = 1885, shsnGf s9s 2 on " 20 sasy an
execution in favor of Jesse Meek.
Il. G. NOBLE, Sheriff w. C.
March Goth, 1871. Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

ID AIZOR STRAPS,-A article. manufactured IN
n this place. warranted rate and cheap, for sale
the Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

~ERMAN-ENGLIsH ALMANACS for sale by
Ian I6 Is41 D. p HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Price OF Bread Reduced!

Price OF Bread RcduCcd!
ME subscriber has determined reduce price
Il Bread TO three cents loaf for cash. He
but the best of Flour, and his bakers careful
tentve wokmen, he confidently the public
they shall have good Bread when purchased of him. He
also keeps hand and will make order all kinds of
CAKES of the best qualities; giving social we'd
ding parties viii find il advantage purchase
SAMUEL LOWRY.
Richmond, July ii, 1S40. 27tf
ID STRATTAN,-Would respectfully inform his
ID. friends and customers, that he has just received
FRESH supply of seasonable and staple Dry Goods
Also, lot OF supeior Groceries, Nails, Glass, & C.
which he will sell Tor fos CASH.
Richmond, lst Odd, 1910. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

IfOME and SETTLE.-.The subscriber, DESTROYS of
" paying his debts, aud having other wherewh
do than by the collection of what is due him,
nestly requests all who know themselves indebted him,
either for subscription the NATIONAL PATRIoT. Adverti
sing, Job-work and settle and if
pay in cash what is DUE give their As intend
moving indianapolis the month of March, and my
business be closed up all who neglect this notice,
without respect persons, will find their
o II Jones, Monday, the 9Th of
Ma rch, for coection--and o mistake
RICHARD COLE.
Centreville, Feb. IS, 1871. 6,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

NOR SALE OR BARTER-.The subscriber wishes
to sell exchange for other property, good
well finished houses in good locations in the city Rich
mond.
Substantial twohorse Barouche-a and well fin
ished Buggy; two-horse peddng Wagon also, a good
horse Dearborn. For further particulars inquire of
J. I. KEEPER.
Richmond, Dec. Goth, 1910. Stiff
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More Light! More Light.l

made rom besf
and of good workmansh p,-tha will neither
bend their backs weather He hopes that by
but good articles, viii and receive
zion their patronage. Mandatory Marion Street.
mex. door Judge Stanton.
n. B. Tallow and Beeswax bought. exchanged for
Candles SAMUEL PUMPHRb1.
Richmond. lst no. 2nd, 1S4l. 92-h-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
Boston Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Store
Quincy Hall, South Market street, Bos,on)

Boston Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Store
Quincy Hall, South Marke, street, Bos,on)
! The Houghfo which has been awarded the greatest
number Of Premiums.
| V)UGGLES NOURSE & MASON have been long and
~ extensively engaged in the curing of Piouphs
and other agricultural imp and the first who
heightened the ground work, and otherwise improved
The ioim oil the cast iron Plough, that takes up fur
row slice with the greatest ease, bearing equally md
legby the whole suffice of the mould board turning
1t fiat with the least possible bending or twisting
preserves smooth and unbroken creating yety SLIGHT
s,ion and OF course requiring the least power draft
Their castings are c"mPosed Of an admixture (known
only by the manufacture) Of several kinds Of iron; il s
'his winch gives them so much celebrity for superior
strength and durability and which, greatly incrcas
ed by their peculiar connections and proportions
The American Institute at their Fair held at New York
Iof Inc whole Union, and the Massc Mechanics
Charitable Association, at their Fair held Boston, each
awarded TO Rugges, Nourse Mason medals for the hest
and most perfect pougs md ny matches
fairs and exhibitions in Masac and other States
diplomas ana ,he highest premiums have been awarded
Tor Their ploughs by committees and The universal appro
baton OF their performances by the coDgregaed practical
farmers r
At the poughing matches of Agricultural Society in
the justly celebrated agricultural county of Worcester in
1851 80 81 and 40 all the premiums for the best work in
,ne getd were awarded to comp ttors using Ruggles,
Nourse n Masons Ploughs and although their plough
JAILED to receive the award of the Society,"
pemnm at their trial at Worcester in the autumn OF
they never ess had the higher satisfaction of ali
the nne) premiums for the best cork in lhefed carried
on by nine different piougmen who performed their work
with nine different poughs made tu Rggies Nourse & Ma
Sou running side by side of aud competing the prem
ums win Inc same p0ugh 10 uhich acardo1 Tie Mas
saeNnstns ooo'ayS premium; and is here worthy Of
marx thst the said nine premiums awarded by t,co
J committees (oi seven each) of the intelligent
practical farmers (whose occupations best quality them to
Judge most correctly in such maers) selected
IRON different parts OF the UNITY and appointed by the
trustees OF the County Agricultural Society.
The effects of their unfemng efforts perfect the plough
has been TO give them wide and that
they have been induced to open and with
factory house ia Boston FOR the sale of their Ploughs
BOSTON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE fsuperin.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

NOT ALL ALONE.

NOT ALL ALONE.
sT iLanSc a. wars.
N0 al slnte ~ thou csnsi hald
Cosnnunion sweet with Saint and sage.
And gather gems u price untold.
tfosn many pure uni'srelled rsee;
iouihs dreams, ibo golden lights Of age.
The gses's love. arc sal ihine Owl
Then. while such themes thy thoughts engage
Oh bo~ cans, iboa be eli alone
Noa al alone. the whispering trees,
The ripping brook. ti'o starry sky
Have each peculiar hsunouic,,
To sooihe. subduc. and sancilb
The low sweet breath Of evenings sigh,
Fo' ibeo bath of friendly tone.
To hh Thy grateful thoughts on high,
To ssy-tho0 art no, al slone
Not all alone auaichful ere,
That noics the wandering spairows fall,
saving hand Is ever nigh.
gracious Power attends thy call
When sadness holds ny heart ia ,hfall,
Is of has ienderost mercy shown
Seek then the balm youohsafcd to all,
And thou oansi never he alone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

CAare"s3 f"' SAe'y. gentleman who owns large
T~ estate IN Naine tells Us that sheep very fond
Of charcoal and wil Il IN very considerable oaan
nss lie names several instances ID which ,bey have
heen fnosn 10 thrive ar-ly and 10 "a themselves of
noas when hey could have access TO coal and coal
dust, Dor fuends who keep sheep vii! DO well 10 con
rdeT WHISTLER free access % coal i would no, prove
A. useful 10 sheep as 10 hogs and isnt 10 prevea or
miugsis the diseases " which u.ey are subject, We
inclined 10 hsnl that coal dusi would prove YER,
sn-sieoHss 70 uess aad ohsf ,eraain which 6sd a
~FOs IN tho coats q animals, ~, We have never tred
v-bsssss CsifSsfss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
I E X MS OF THE HERALD.

10 village subscribers S2by mail ST. 0, sI75 ads'aeS
INDIVIDUALS and companies who take their papers At ~
once SLID or 81 80 IN advance Companies on stage ''
the same.
those supplied by our Sou,h-wesIetn poet de'''
" 'hef door, Ss--comPahes and individuals HuHg ~ !"
route sl'a with deductions both cases Of 20 ces P
IN advance 10 caih
no subscription will be taken FOR less ibao 81 mont"
"' paper VI" be deoninBed until sffeafagss arc PsS -
'e'' lie Publishers choose 30 10 do.
AD'tnfiIho On the sssal liberal terms As our csislS
sHS general Throughout ,he eoubiy merchants H'e~
post p1sstefs sud al otlers having Ac'eHH1
- nae ~ lh.H sdfsHtsse 70 resort " tia psges.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

WE the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Count for the district Of Rutland, commits
soners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims aud de
mands OF all persons against the estate Of
ALEXANDER w. REED,
late OF Rutland, in said district, deceased, represented
insoven and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
offset thereto and months from the 18th day Of May
inst being allowed by said court for that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10
the business of said appointment at the house OF
the late A w Reed in Rutland the frs, Saturdays of
June, july and Octobc' next, from o'clock until o.
clock p. N. each of said days
SOLOMON FOOT, }
l.. DANIELS, yCOmmissi, ners
w. GILMORE.
Rutlsnl, May IL, lsIl. 20-22
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
MT OFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDT

wi
III cines.--These medicines are indebted
for their their manifest sensible acto in purify
ing tho springs and channels of life and enduing them wit
which have been made public and almost every species Of
disease to which The human frame liable the happy effects
y and publicly acknowledged by persons and
who were previously unacquanted with the beautifully pho
on which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in diseases
of description Their first operation il To- oos
from the the stomach and bowels the various mpu
rites and crudtes constantly settling around them
the smaller ntenes Other medicines only partially cleanse
these and leave such collected behind produce
habua cosveness with all its train of evils or sudden dar
hGa, with its eminent dangers This fact is well known
all regular anaomsts who examine the human bowels after
death; and hence the prejudices of
gaint quack medcnesor medicines prepared and
to the public by ignorant The second effect of
Life medicines 70 cleanse the kidneys and the bladder
this means the liver and the lungs the heahiu action
which entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary
gsns The blood which takes its red agency of
the liver and the lungs before passes into the heart being
thus purified by them and nourhed tby food coming
cream stomach courses freely through the
par! the system, and triumphany banner OF
health in The blooming check
Moats Vegetable Medicines have been
ea and sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia au-
ana head ache resessness temper Anxcty anpuor and
fevers OF all kinds, rheumatism Gou Dopes all kinds
utpfeI Worms Asthma and Consumption scuey Ulcers
ana 'eefae Sores scorbutic eupons and bad
erupve complaints saow, cloudy and other
SAT- khesn Lrryspeas commoa Gods and In
nuehza ana various other complaints which act the human
frame In Fever and Ague particularly the Life
scribe them. ' r
All that Mr. Modat reqnes of his patients is to be partcu
IN taxing me Lie Medicines strictly
direct9ns is not newspaper notice anything
se may say IN their favor that he himself in their
a nc hopes to gain credit is alone by the results
MoTFAT's MEDICAL MANUAL, desipues =, domestic
20 broadway N has been published tor the purpose of ex
found highly interesting persons seek inp health II treats
% M diseases and the cause thereof Price 25
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
n C w Go O d :.

~ w u d q :.
Nj LANGDoN, a. Co have Just received from, New
~ iork very extensive assortment Of q o o d s.
we present and coming season; purchased prin
pas f~1ti0a and TOT Cesa at prices which will eba
o'e them to sell as low II not lower than any
neni 10 ihs county. Their friends aud customers and
eHlmne their stock Of GooDs fore purchasiap else b,e
"a 'hey Natter themselves they offer Inducements 10
purchase goods, rsfsly To br nrt with.
Casiision. May II, lsii. 2o-oo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
Argyle Nova Scott.


Couhterleiis. Beware Of Imposition
80 fsnhn@ bottle "a enclosed IA a bloc = =, o., - 49,.
CEsUIsF fS" 4'''a- N"AE CIHER CAS- m
NJ! ne ec'.de yellow label will have On and amer ~.
a. ~ f.aO.h 10 that q Sampson Reed tbs iec
"a John cuiis,, 81 Lis p.fts.r. '"s Signature Of
besa a. essse o tie Vegetable PuIRons,y Bal
), -, ~ sttenPste intIodscs spsrioa, a,t,rs 80
h. i sssssa.lns ths asne ofihs gsagias are ~l,e
Ne-a 'he eecere the psbbe Aosg ste.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

CoSsuMrTioS. the following remarks were taken from
the last number of the Medical Magazine:
ihe surprising effect producedb by DR. Taylors Balsan
o. verwort, IN consumpve cases cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world We
have so long believed this disease consumpon) incura
Bile, that it is difficult credit our senses when we SO,
persons evidently consumpve restored health Yet
that fact OF daily how then can we cues
ton the vriue OF the above medicine? In our next W.
shall be more explicit; meantime hope physicians will
make tal OF tins medicine and report It's effect
!'ote. ne original and genuine 1aylors Basam oil
Liyerworl is made and sold at 375 Bowery
To FEMALES. The number Of females in delicate health
IN this city is truly surprising Weakness loss of nnna
Tue, Ilser complaints, ana other diseases prey
them, making them pale aud lean of flesh All his can
beemeded by ne use Of nglhening that viii
assist nature IN all her movements restore tone TO The
nerves and muscular ogans Ofhis kind DR. TayIor's
Balsam OF Lverwof which being mild and puelv
able, answers females admirably. If all will use n 40.
confident an elastic step good appetite rudy cheeks
WIZ follow; Once more remember, the original and gen
uine Is made al 375 Bowery.
GTSrITTING OF Blood. This disease cops;s,. n a.;
charging of blood, Often oihy from the month b,o,b,
up WIN hawking and coughing and is usually accompu
med with difficulty of breathing and some pain in Inc
chest, Sometimes II is preceded by an opprrs,ion =, A.
chest dry tickling cough, and slight shooting n,;ns
nus disease Is always more or less dangerous The great
Danger Is that these symptoms may terminate in The
sumPuopand immediate remedies can alone sAve.,s od
But DR. Tsylors Basam Of Lverwort is a sure remedy
aud 10 show ats unparalleled success certificates Of ru,
IN few days. f'''''e4
qTNsnoUs DnrAsrs AND WEAKsrssrs DR. TsvIo,'s
NA7"'' '-'iih"itf Hiaue AZ osO Bowery.
an excellent REMEDY for these diseases NV wife has b.e
o'e OF ess III Tor Ten years She extremely merry
GUS sha al les 20 weak that she could attend 10 her
aomes'" duties by The Of this medicine her STRENGTH
wholly restored, and she is healthy as can wish her
TO be ny address 10 at DIR Taylor : oIce
CusE or CoSsuaFIIoS. Mrs Martin a vortbv ,,sh
oil any congregation was taken ~ time since ub
cod pats 10 The breast and some difficulty Of Lt.abr
AUG 's" d'ys thereafter she had violent cnug hnd
'ioeht pam IN he rides watch IN, deine would II;
She cs"bnlsd ~ his Nay fof long time under tb- md
"a e % ~, hea, Du' hnsIy became eonsumpiive aud
VS. evidently near tie end oi her earihly suI,,ns -
per brother Psfuaded her 10 ny Dr. Taylor. Bs,sm n
li'erAof when she commenced this medicine I, A.
not seem 10 agree Nth her Tor few DAYS bat Lv l
rnng The dos- sie ound ansW cred admirably n H.
60 Der cough and and her officially ofbfeatbn, n,r
sha had 'As pleasure o! "iinssing her rsp,d r.eoy
-. ., Rev. W.. SNrTnr
ohsri't Boy 0nly that whieh - made Al iLe ~.
'ree' % b'seH y } aud which Is sold bp agent, |
So '''. ~ JAMES ENkhsoN At The Rausad Boob /
lJ-45 |
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
Spring and Summer Fashions.

HE subscriber has jest received the latest New York
L Reports of Fashions which decidedly very ele-
gant he viii also receive Paris London and American in
Fashions quarterly, ohener there any change made
them HIS work shall be in the best and the neat
est style HIS long experience, excellent practice, and
constant study in tho art Of cutting taught him to invent
rule by which he with Judgment fit man of any
shape o. fancy. IL be applied instantly 10 the past
present or coming fashions with accuracy Those who
have no money, cloth, comfort TO lose, would do well
10 call and see for them elves.
Cutting done the shortest notice and warranted fit
II properly made NJ; also fitted and marked.
II, s. Those living at a distance, the stage post
routes, may depend upon having their work sent them
by The time 1t IS promised, free Of expense.
JAS McKEAN.
castleon, May 10, lS4I. 20-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

rONTlNUES carrying the Saddle. Harness And p
- making business IN all its various branches a. w
recent, purchased large stock of Eastern leather ,,
mings Of the first quality lie has hand read, m,d,
assortment of work, such silver plated brass p,tei ~
japan, aud pottcd malleabe Double Harnesses SINGH
auG elg ilarncssos; Saddles; plated anG common Bt1
Marngalcsi travelling and common Trunks; Nalrs -,
most all kinds OF work usually called for, which will be ~
liberal credit and reduced prices low as can be o
ed In the state Of the quality Most Minds of o.
received in payment Persons wishing purchase are [
TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Rutland 18th Dec i3t0 - 4,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
New Goods S.

THE subscribers solicit the attention OF he public, ana
their friends and customers particularly, To their large
and extensive Of goods, consisting OF al
every variety They with confidence they have
never be fore offered large and well selected assor
meni Of desirable goods at prices extremely low Those
wishing 10 purchase invited TO call aud examine thei
assortment, They daily expecting Troy supelhne
-four large ASSORTMENT Of gtindsones IRON nas glass
tat by the bb paints oil, &c sc
HODGES & GILMORE
Rutland, May II, 1871 2o-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
Doct. NLarshall's Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

This Plaster unrvaed for curing Scrotnlons Swelngs
scurvcy Sores Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Pains IN
the sides hips and limbs aud seldom fails to give rlei ~
local Rheumasm If applied 10 the side viii cure many
Of common Ljver Complaints and is equal II not sn-
perlor to any thing in use for the feet The
virtues this Plaster have been witnessed by thousands OF
individuals in the United States who have tested It's eihca
cy. -
VI Wm G Simpson, * Co, and Lewis Il Co. Boston
CoInstock n Co, and Hoadly Phelps Il Co New York
and several druggists in philade phia " Cohen q Co
Charleston c, John +. Clark Baltimore and by drug
sss generally throughout the United States and Canada
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS Il BELL, JAMES
BARRETT. Jr. and at the Bookstore 10 voc ON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
ITTre ,RY MORAL RELIGIOUS AND McELLANEoUs READING

,hc American Pulmonary Balsam.' Vegetable Pulr,,
samic Syrup Pulmonary HAsam 'Catirts Comp,..l "a
nary Balsam. and others Purchasers should hos,,e =
true article by ats whole name I've Vegetable Pr,
Balsan, and see that thas the marks and signature
unc. q
Each bottle aud seal ssiamPcd, Vegetable pulmon,,
~ ~
GFOnc More Cosnicrfeif bcadss TIE 'imtriean p.t
~ B1isdp1' and Others above alluded 10 An s,,.
been made TO deceive the public bY spurious mttps
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam sometimes sirncd "a n,,i
sad to hc prepared by unprincplcd Ia Blnso, n
Tho g acs written 10 wav 10 resemble the gcnu,s, =
turc, and base attempt To deceive the public and
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For safe by REED, WING Il CUTTER. usto -
Rccd) wholesale dcalofs in Drugs Medicines, Pants
stuis, No. 81 Chatham Street, Boston and by Dro,,
country merchants generally ia New England and M l
cpa places throughout the united States aud British ~
ccs. Price 90 cents. W.
S.,lh in kIIlanh iN ID ANllI y & L
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

I'oh ssls - the subscribers - bushels we,,s,, r.,
10 Ssss A!ss quantity d Grsi qusiny Nova -
srtiele ,.Rhsi sspsfi-
FsHLs'ss, May 3, Is4I y "LLL ~,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
Doct. NIarshall's Aromatic Catarrh, an'
Headache Snuff.

THIS snuff superior to sny thing yet known i"f te'np
wing that troublesome d,ses the Cantrh ana aso CIV
in ~. head and the headache. opens and pufgcs our
ali ohstrucions strengthens the glands, ana gives n
Inv action parts affected II is perfectly 'fec IRON,
any thing drle,etioos IN its eomposition-has Pea
and lis immediate effect after being used is Agreea
blc-Price, 81 l.2 Cn per Bottle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

w r. Tue subscribers being appointed by tbelion 70
W Date court Tor The district Of Rutland, conimissgF
efs TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
oil all persons against the estate Of
lSSACIAR REED
late OF Rutland in sad district deceased repre- sened 10
'ns"iVeht and also all claims and demands Exhibited ID
onset thereto; aud months from tho 18th day Of b,I
INST being allowed by said for that purpose W
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend he
business OF our said appointment, at the house Of he
I'te AW Reed, in Rutland, on the Sd Saturday Of June
na is 1fdays ct July and October neat from eo'I
uhti v" clock r, 81, on each Of said days
@. II. BEAMAN, .,
Rutland, May Is, l-4I 2l-D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
\ oti ce.

SAL hyithe fubscfbefs assorted Tises blacksmith =
ron on" aud two honr wagon itre: one and two
si NA''''s h"shsd with pipe 5oIesi crowbat draft:
ss'' escorted ,,ses, hand ifon escorted .,.c, ar A.
NO'e aihel"s All b. kep constantly on hand and C,
SAFE All order. promptly sitended To-
Fslrhsvtn, May }, lsa ,1'c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
L "a e Notice.

| HAVE this day given my con Josiah G. H,tehi,. A.
time from hsReeforth 10 contract asa .ct r., 49, -.
'nd hereafter sas pay no d.bs Of h,, eont,.,a
shan claim The teaefl u hs labor or .erV,e~, "'
ksusad, May H. Istr an .,