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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

TAKING THE CrSsUs.-We were aware
that the recent law for taking the census re-
uuired a very close examination into matters
and things, but we did not know, till we saw
the following in the newspapers, that old
bachelors were counted at all. We hasten TO
set the matter right in relation to that worthy
yet prosecuted class Of individuals, by giving
an extract from the report ofone ofthe census
takers
Bachelors henpecked by their housekeep-
ers, three thousand one hundred and eighty
FIVE; pestered by legacy hunting relations, one
thousand seven hundred and thry-six; de-
vo red by ennm and selfish cares, two thou
san SIX hundred and four; troubled by neph-
ews ana niece5, ne thousand eight hundred
and eighty three; grabbed, cross-grained, des-
olale in llfes decline, five thousand three hun
bred and eighty four; happy, none.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

BAsK or Books q subscnp-
tion 10 the capital stock oi a new bank arc 10
be opened at Montpelier, on Mondar next, IN
der tho supcriniendance Of Augustine CLARK,
r.. r. 1ewcii, Paul Dillingham;. Jun, smes X.
Lanrdon. Leonard Keith, Zenas Wood snd
Nehemiah Harvey. Some folks =, tho north
are gciunS better Of their bankophobia.
MoHrcies oS Jrrus,Lra i, is now well
authenticated tina, the Roihchilds hold a mort
gage OF the Holy Citv--a Circumstance that
gives extraordinary intcrcs, 10 the movements
OF the Jews, auI Ia the signs OF the times
The Sco-c Of War rcconmcr' work
81 de encc the or'''' ~ lsls thamp1l ain.
No 'urtci ,apaciue~ generally condemn
ctc.v tn. Lat - above the level OF their IN
ders,dnGass.
Wp,r ~ MoSry A nurse has been en-
gage ar Queen bfctoria for $500 the hrs'
month uad "a '.f very day thereafter.
FLoru higau Aour in the hest order
was dull a Now York al Si,75on the 81 inst
STATE /, ...I ,rrRrs.-rhc legislatures o.
Massacnusc IS ne and New York conVcn
ed at the capila.s Of the respective states las
week.
The rr,aill of D. Brown, Ethan Browns
wooilen rl. , Brown and Slocums cotton mill
and other buildings, were destroyed 10y fire al
Pownal, VI. on the 18th. Loss $4,000.
EcLrsrs There are TO be four eclipses o
the sun this year, and two of the moon -
None of the former will be visible IN this coun
try and even where largest they will only b'
partial Both the lunar eclpses will he total
and visible Throughout, the United States
One occurs on the 9TH Of February, the oihe
on the ID OF August
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
By the Last Mail.

We find nothing especially interesting IN
The congressional proceedings in the interval
between our las, date Jan. 81 srd the present
Both branches have been principally engaged
upon busines already notices, wi,hou, bring
ing any portion OF 1t 10 a close. The follow
ing paragraphs are all the items Of news by
tins mornings mail.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Blythe arrival of,he packe, ship Patncklien-
~, Capt Delano. at y in the remarkable win
ter parsage Of twenty DAYS from Liverpool,
English papets have been received up to De-
ccmber 18th.
LoSpoN, Dec .23.--The Lisbon letters which
arrived on ~ aday evening at Falmouth, by
the ROYAL Tar steamer, bring a confirmation
ofiae rumored differences between Spain and
Portugal, and the aggressive measures about
To be adopted by Spain towards our ancient
ally.' which are calculated 10 excite consider
able apprehension. The accounts brought by
this conveyance announce the probability OF
an immediate invasion Of Portugal by Spain,
and tile determination Of the former power "a
resist the aggression. The cause of quarrel
is stated to be the non fulfilmeni by the Por-
tuguese government of the treaty which guar
antees TO Spain the free navigation of the Dou-
70, originally executed in August, 1885, by
who a mixed commission was appointed 10
fix tariff and regulations connected there
with. The first commission came TO decis-
ion which was repudiated by the Portuguese
/ government. The terms were, however final
y adjusted. But, Notwithstanding the decla-
ration Of the Queens Speech on closing the
session ofihc Cortes, that the treaty would be
one ofthe chief subjects of discussion on the
! opening ofthe new session; the Spanish gov
eminent has addressed a note to that Of Por-
! tugal, which beside containing insulting ex-
pressons towards Portugal, declares, tina, i
/ the government Of her Most Faithful Majesty
does not railfy tie treaty Of the Douro in q
days, Spain will employ military force TO com
! pei ii to do so.
An intlmation has at the same time been ad
dressed to Great Britain 10 similar purpor
which mpudenily calls upon this country tt
sanction this appeal to arms. The govern
ment of Portugal has also addressed itself II
Lord Palmerston, requesting his interference
in the proposed aggression In the NEAR
time the most active and energetic prepare
tons are making in Portugal TO meet aoy e
mergency that may arise. -'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

THE FREsHgT From every quarter and by
every mail intelligence is brought US Of dam
age, sustained by the late freshe, Bridges
md dams, as matter of course constitute the
majority Of losses-tEe former, the heaviest
item, being generally public property, and the
losses falling on communities, the calamity
viii be comparatively little felt. We have
seen no account Of lives being destroyed.
10 our own vicinity, some bridges, dams and
fOOms have been carried away, as also large
quantities hay, stacked on interval lands on
Otter Greek
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
THE JEWESSES.

Fountane asked Chateaubrian "ifhe could
assign reason why the women of the Jewish
race were so much handsomer than the menu
To which Chaueaubriand gave the following
puelical and Christian one THE Jewesses,
he said, shave escaped the curse which alight-
ed upon their fathers, husbands and sons
Not a Jewess was to be seen among the
crowd of priests and rabble who insultcd the
Son of God, scourged him, crowned him with
thorns and subjected him 10 ignominy and the
agony of the cross. The women Of Judea
believed in the Saviour, and assisted and sooth,
ed him under Affections. A woman OF Beth
any poured on his head precious ointment
which siiu kept III vase OF aIabaster. The
sinner Amounted his feet with perfumed oil
and wiped them with her hair. Christ on his
part extended his mercy to the Jewesses. lie
raised from the dead the son of the widow Of
Main, and Martha's brother Lazarus. lie
cured Simon's mother-in-law, and the woman
who touched thehem of his garment. To the
water, and a compassionate judge 10 the wo-
man in adultery. The daughters of Jerusa-
lem wept over him-the holy women accom-
panied him to Calvary, brought balm and spi
ces, and weeping sought him in the sepul
chre. woman why weepest thou " His
first appearance, after his resurrection, was tt
Mary Magdalene. He said TO her, "Mary.'
At the sound of his voice Mary Magdalene's
eyes were opened, and she answered "Mas
ter" The reflection of some beautiful IA,
must have rested on the brow of the Jewess.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Mliiny and Murds~. The schooner Alex
andIla. of Pensacola bound TO that place,
from New Orleans, too ? mate and sailors,
all foreigners, who haa fipped at New
Orleans, TO Join Nes>e. a. i'rnsacola. A
short lime alter sailing from the city, the men
rose upon the captain and crew, drove them
ashore, and took possession Of the schr. They
soon grounded hei. The Capt. came TO Pass
Christian for assistance, and a party was
formed and fully armed, and sailed Tor her
On reaching the vessel, they found that the
muiineers had killed the cook soon after the
captain left; quaueled among themselves
murdered three Of their own party, husted
part OF the CARGO from the hold and threw II
overheard. They we've secured, and were
TO be transported to New Orleans as soon as
the schooner fJalcd II DAILY Mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

NOTICE - hereby given 10 all whom il may
~ concern, that on HE 24,h day of December
1899, all the personal property and real estate be-
longing u the la e q. Hammond & Co. and W.
+ .Hanley Of Pittsord, was assigned over for tn.
benefit of their creditors I" Abel tnt Sturges PEN
field and on the 3lsi oil Dec l-4O, Abel Penfel i'd
assigned all his right little and interest to and in
III. same TO Sturges PeD6eld who now considers
himself as authorized and required to df pose Of
said property as on ms may be.
He therefore offers for sale new house wood
house aud barn, situated about one hundred rods
north Of stevens mill, new brick store and lot
al the north end Of the bridge near said mill, .
new barn and lot of about 2 acres few rods north
west of said bridge, one horse, double wagon *
harness, a single Sleigh, and Store Of Goods
consisting OF a general assortment. Said Store
and land are under mortgage and will. be SOLD
with the encuu,brance. The Goods will be sold
at fire, cos, until the first Monday in February
next, al which time what remains OF Goods. per
sonal properly and real estate, will he sold ni
auction. The sale continuing I'LL the whole is
sold
TERMS OF SALr---Uuder So. cash; from 3 to
$50, approved notes at months with interest
from so 10 800, ~ months over 800, eighteen
months.
The subscriber would likewise give notice to
oil who owe the said G. Hammond & Co. OF
W. +. Man!ev that unless tbeir notes and sc-
counts are adjusted by the middle OF February
n NJ, they will be sued without delay or further
notice. s. PENFiELD.
Pittsford, January 6, le4l. 3-5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
YOU CoURTING FOLKS LOOK OUT

The editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer talks
like creature who is anxious for his fee
Hear him
"We consider it morally wrong on the
part of a suitor, to linger on year after year,
in his addresses to any bright particular star,
and thus to deprive her, in some measure, OF
the general society and attention OF others,
without, some certain prospect as to the ter
mnation Of the period Of courship. The
truth is there is a time for all things-and
even the attachment OF young and impass-
toned being may have its bounds especially II
hope be delayed year after year and the heart
thus sckened, and the cheek thrs robbed OF
its bloom by Disappointment '-.riage IS an
institution recognized aua clJyad both by The
laws OF God and of mau-ana Their &c any
among ouI readers who, having cOurted "a 81 ar
or two, lack the COURAGE or the mems 10
venture before the IN 90. al altar--they should
exhibit some degree O. nagnaninily and self
denial, and acknowl't eng their true posi-
ton, allow others the opportunity Of pressing
forward and possessing the prlze which they
have neither the ability nor the COURAGE
TO obtain" ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

WOOD. 1t is said that wool is on the rise,
and has lately improved 10 cents in the
pound In the Boston market, the prices
range-Saxony Fleeces from so to SIS. A.
mefican full blood ~ to 80 cts per pou md
We concur in the opinion Of the y. II. SEN
unel, that this Improvement arises who lily
from increased confidence, among busin ess
men, that there will be more stability in public
measuTes-that the new administration will
foster the great interests Of the country, com
mertIal, agricultural and manuiacturing-ihai
the currency OF the country will be regulated,
and exchange reduced. II can hardly he eN-
pec'ed that the present Congress vii change
their course, though instructed by the people
and II the necessity is pressing, the new Pres
Ideni will doubtless call Congress together a,
an early period.-Si Adams Messenger
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Profracfed CourfsArp should be avoided.
lie who "shlns" up 10 a fair maid until She
gets 10 be old and ugly, IS mighty aptto back
oui" In tie iual Of a breach Of marriage
promise, which recently took place IN Dublin,
lie Judge charged tie Jury IN an able and
feeling address, 10 the course ofwhlch he re-
marked lha, be hardly ever knew long
counsLip turn out well, and whatever the
lady might 60 10 remain constant, the gentle
man seldom did" SO Mr BEAUX, you will
please lake a hint from His Honor, and moi,
la sleraGly oour,ing Either come night NJ
t. Ire scratch" OF .e4vo the girls alone
Trc-syrr-'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

"THE UsvERs,L YASKEE NArIoN. "-Aio-
her bed.blanket newspaper, by this wnimsi-
e'.il'le, has been commenced a, Boston by J.
". Bradley; T.. G. Purdy & j. s. Houghion
editors. Like every thing else which Yankees
axe in hand, it goes ahead OF all precedent.
No, having ten.fcoi pole n, hand we did no;
measure 1t, bu, guess it 10 be ,he lafges, sheet
sEer printed. Ia one respect, il no more, it
spretorahle to other similar huge publications;
l. e. every number IS TO be complete within
n'eif To those who are partial to such pub
hea'lons and 1sve land to spare on which TO
spread It, we recommend this paper Terms,
~ n advance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
MILITARY MOVEMENT.

The Montreal transcript of the Cd inst. says
an important militia General order has appear
ed in Upper Canada, and has given rise to a
variety OF conjectures 1t is supposed to, be
connected with the detention, imprisonment
and trial of Mcleod by the American author-
lies.
We also learn that portion of the regular
force has been ordered from the Lower to the
Upper province, and that new companies OF
volunteers are organizing a, Montreal.-[ Bur
lington Free Press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, January IL, 1910.

WUHUdy, JdTIUHIN IT, IoIU
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 100 stores, 5000
sheep and go Swine.
PRicEs. Beef Cattle-We quote 10 cores
pond with last week, viz. LIST quality 1918 TO
6. end, quality, 1925 5,73. Sd quality,
1925 a 5.
Sheep-Dull, and many lots sold for less
than they cost in the country, 81 ,25, so, ,75
So, $50, So, so and 3,75.
Swine-A lot of about 4c. Lot OF al retail
from | 4 a. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM RIO
DE JANEIRO
Blockade of Buenos Avres RAISE,

BlocAdde Of Buenos AVrcJ raised.
BY the -, from Rio Janeiro, we have pa
pers 18th Nov, which furnish TINS nctice:
The Oriental brig Indian arrived yesterday,
in II days from Montevideo bringing the impor-
tant intelligence of the raising of the block
ade Of Buenos Ayres. 1t was not known in
Mon'evideo what the conditions were of the
convention between Roseas and the French
Admiral, but no one doubted tina, the diff
culties between France and the Augustine
Republic were at an end. Several merchants
vessels had already proceeded from Monte
video 10 Buenos Ayres. \
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Mail Robbers Arrested-The persons en-
gagged in the robbery Of the Western Mail,
noticed in our paper few days since have
been arrested at Uniontown, Pa. After the
arrests had been made, more than ten thou
sand dollars in bank bills and Illinois script
were discovered in the stable of the Doctor
snugly put away for safe keeping. The mail
bags were also found in small back build
ing attached to his premises The western
mails due at New York on the l,h 2lst, Goth
9Th November, and the Sd, 10Th, 10th, and
18th December, have ever been received
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

The North star Is much perpleSed FOR meth
cd 10 account iot the fact that Mr. Van Buren,
has been defeated ia the last election, while al
the Same time his popular vote has not been
decreased, distinctly insinuaung that the over
"helming milorlnes IA favor OF Harrison were
produced BY Brush gold During tie pen
eeuey ofthe election, there was undoubtedly
chance for making converts by such miserable
preaching ,bu, now that itis overland he hasbecn
most signally and glouously hcaten it seems
Asemaking had naiierwurse 10 keep trumpet
ins tbs lhread.bare, udrn.lo-dra,h. alsurdly
foolish SANDER. It's evidently beyond ihrteich
o. pos'tiily tha, the Wings could have pro-
el'et Illegal or purchased votes enough to
esln'eroalance their former minority, the IT,
.'sal voting On the other side, and Haruson's
nalonly lo-too,, had they all the Brush gold
u creation.
b1' a. 10 the matter of fraud upon the bal
d" eoies, and politica. knavery, wei! wager
'-i i'pu'alion against that Of The North star,
IA ns democrats will have TO answer for
- 'sJ oi II IN the great DAY " reckoning -
r-"'' have Tough, v.'h al heir poa.r..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

4 Retori prefcsroaai.-A physician pass
ing by a stone mason's baw.cd ort 70 him
Good morning Mr. W, hard at wolk,
see; you finish your Ftavestones As far a. IN
Memory Of and then YOU wait ! suppose ,C
see who wants monument nery
"Nhy, yes replied the old man, resting
for a moment on his mallei, "unless sonnet bod
/. sick and YOU are doc,onnc him ,ni ihsn
keep right on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
Straycd or Stolen.

LNROM The spbsefihff the last Of October. 1910.
II difk bay horse Colt, years old small Sc
white stripe in his fare, long swlch tail, aud ~
white feet; when travelling carried his fail 50
was a natural trOtier and good jumper. said ce1I
was raised IN Dunicrsinn IN this State, and bougAo
by tie subscriber Of Nj Noah Whitney Of Il at pIscoi
WhoeVer viii give notice where said colt cas ~
RGEL PARKER.
East Clarendon. VI Jan. 8, letl III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Noah Webster is about TO publish another
Dictionary Of the English language it is to
contain TO 10000 moro words than is defined
IN hls large quarto edition. 1t has been pro
hovneed in England TO be the best Dictionary
Of the English language that has ever been
prepared
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Forward TO DO Goop.-A committee has
s.a formed in New York city to receive do
.,uons for the relief Of citizens Of Lyons,
lFnncel who have been reduced TO distressed
circumstances by the late innunda,ion of their
,iyby the overflow Of the rivers Saono and
Rons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
MARRIED.

In Craftsbury, Simeon II Stevens, A Is, late
preeeptor of Craitsbury Academy, to Miss
Augusta NJ Young, daughter Of Hon Augustus
Young.
In Montpelier, Sd inst. Mr. John Gsrr 10
Miss Lucy Carpenter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

The funeral Of the remains Of Napoleon,
recently brought from St. Helena, took place
4 10 Psrs on the 18th ult. in all the splendor
with which the FIench might have been sup
posed likely to offer as a tribute to the memo
" Of the conqueror
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
NOTICE.

THE .nnusl meeting Of tie stockholders u IL
Bank OF Rutland for the choice of directors will -
held at Their banking house ~ Rutland, the g
tuesday IN JanulIy next ut o'c lock alterposaS
al which time an exhibit Of the condition Of The
bank will be made provided by the law eIiendia6
the charter of sad bank W PAGE Cash,es.
FU'iand, December, 7. 1870. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

After all iha, has been said of the Maine
STATE election, it is though, tina, no choice has
hsn made by the people. The Wing can
dids,e is in the advance, but large num-
Yer Of scattering votes will probably defeat his
SECTION; in which event the question will de-
,oIve upon the Legislature that being Wing,
It will Of course choose Wing Governor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
For the Herald.
AMERICAN SLAVERY.

Mr.. Burley, OF Philadelphia, will deliver
lecture on the subject of American Slavery a
the Court House in this village on Saturda,
afternoon and eve"ing, the 23d inst.
Ruiiand, Jan. Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
DIED.

In Montpelier, suddenly, Of inhamm ,Gon OF
the brain, Dec. rs, Charles Stafford 81.
Al Chester, w. suddenly, on tho iGIh ult,
Rev. Joseph Brown, aged &c years
In West Rutland, OF consumption. on the
3lst ..ult, in the Goth year of her age, Mrs,
Lydia, wife of Elijah w Smith.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

RrTuRS or Nc. STEvESsoN.-fhe Rich
mond Va. Enquirer saws: I'VE understand
that Andrew Stevenson, Esq. our accomplish
eI Minis,er at the Coun Of 81. James, has re-
quesied 20 De recalled. He NAV leave Lon
Jon perhaps s5ol, N. hr., Of March"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 10. 1870.
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ 7 Guernsey having purchased an
,y,,te,i ia tbs Office Of the Herald, the under
,s,ed will he hereafter associated 10 the pub
.c,i,sa and distribution the paper
IA ,hus assuming the responsibility Of con
ssr,.-g Journsl which has been before the
,gb.e Gaf nearly half century, modes,y
vys.d dictate tic propnc'y Of entering no e.
l,bofsic raplsl'ion Of Improvement TO be made
O, pledgne ourselves 10 the performance OF
ca, which may he beyond our capacity to ful-
H. Saqire to say. that the enterprise has
t,sa Undertaken with the determination 10 be
,,,loas for Us interests, and tia, an cfor,
70 ID, 5e,j OF our abilities, more OF less will he
made 60 20 Improve the professional character
eth. Herald as - recommend !, Ia the favor
ofthe public No other essential change is
70 take place .n the policy heretofore pursued
,h,n that OF giving It a more miscellaneous
| Character. hy publishing less of documentary
detail and more Of generally interesting and
p,of,able reading Aware that our success.
IN business depends upon our success 10 this
department, we are determined to spare nc
labor that we are capable Of performing 10 ful
g. ite above expressed intention Meanwhile
4 We ak the public To Judge IN charity, rcnem
bsnng that our assigned task is a difficult on,
10 perform, and that practice alone makes
perfect.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

drawn oct all iheit votes. done their test tot
their respective Candidates. and The result,
from this cause, is 4 more accurate expression
ofihe viii Of tie ,rhol, people than has ever
been gwen before, and 1t Is decisive in favor
Of old-iashioned democracy" and against the
new experiments Of modern "reforrn,rs.'' -
All things considered. don't ihis look more
reasonable that your British gold" story,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Ia,anity. -Of 1000 patients admitted into
the Hartford Retreat FOR Tie ius11e, $50 have
been returned 10 their families iH pefiec, health
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
ADDISON BUCK.

DROkE into the enclosure Of the subscrbG1
I'D in the mouth Of July last large size igh1
red year old helicr, with white on lite belly and taiy
Tie owner is requested TO prove property pay chsre
es and take her away LYMAN X FISK.
Danby. Dec ~, 1910. is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

s,lX hane'.d 7'es. n as,n'Isd coo'. aad p,ti'rnf
- papet hangng' for sl.e by he ,ub,ef Def a. ,fs
manufacturers whole s1is pTices. Merchants nh
rg 70 replsnsh their stock are iHvisd "a call and
select or ,end IN lheI Ofder, Pour months efstll
Will h gwen n desred ALASsON ALLEN
FsirbATen. Jan. 5. 1871. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Wings & Locos--Look AT This. 4
FlNlIE Subscribe would infofmths customers 81
j friends that he will shoe horses after this dss'
for 81 90. and oreu for $4,000 yoke, and warrsIi
them to be shod in good workmanlike manner.
All kinds country produce taken in payment r.
Blacksmi hing MASON GOODRICH. 4
West Rutland Dec 70, 1870. SO-kg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

CAME into the enclosure 81 the subscriber On
~ the 30lh Dee. last, tao Cows, QUE, a dark red
with one black ball on the horns, the other, .
light red with some white Oh her back aud with
wooden balls on her horns, supposed o. bivr
come from some drove. The owner IL nouG-d I.
prov. property, P'y eha-g". snd take them away
4 MOULTHkDP.
Rotlsnd, Jan IlIh, l-4l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
HoRAcE r. WHITE,
LUcIrs I. GUERNSEY.

RgHdnd, Jan 10, 1910
y B-OuT interest in the concern is to be
understood al having commenced on the Is,
81 January.