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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

,.oI rInyTbe Co Partnership heretofore existing I'M
aer The firm Of Wadsworth Williams % Is .ns az. VS.
oly.d by mutual consent. Mr. oren William: nas ,u are
~ .,,;s. interest in the The remaining partners ~"
4, use the name said firm for The settlement o. ,ne
business ORREN WILLIAMS,
DAVID II. TURNER.
Isl January ls4i. ohoN.. :. ~
MISUNDERSTANDING subscribers, having formed 20.
ra,,nebjn vii, con,ipu the business Of the late rn OF
,vmnrIh W,llms Co in this city aud New YORK, unaei
H. i,n Of Wadsyorth, Turner & Co. ,n-,ropru
DAVID 3. TURNER.
j., Jannay, 1871, GEoh'h D 3S.am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.Ran away from the subscriber
living in Mid,esex county, tho 9th of the present month
negro man named Charles Charles is very ikciy bright
rnai,o fellow light blue about wensiA years
old five eight inches high, and well rop"tonea lie
left brown cloth clse coat, hue c'slet pan
aloons and lie left without any povocaton wa
and no get 10 free state lie Is
smart well calculated 10 pass unmo
,.sed will give reward for the apprehension anu
delivery secured Jail 50 that can ret nm
rnng him VIII he thankluiy re-
'e -' WM X PACE.
buckingham, Sent 81, 1870. Hs-u
17EACUER WANTED IL a FEMALE ACADEMf.-The
Rev Mitchell having resigned the rccorsp OF heu
ford Female Academy Trustees thereof are DESTROYS o pro-
curing The institution VIII he vacant ear
Is in February The building spacious, convenient ana
aannted for pupils located AT Liberty Bedford e. H.
ten miles from the Ridge, healthy situation as any In
Virginia. popuou vicinity Those deos o he ST.
,unon had hest come themselves. Letters on me
subject TO Trustees, paid will receive prompt attention
| by the i"''iH'"
| Early application is desired.
I.bcr,y, 18th January, ISL. "--im
| ~ I he Wing is requested 10 copy
40 pIGTyERSIIiP llcx Duva having This day taken john
u PARCEL INFO Partnership The Apohccary and Drug bsi-
moss vii, in future conducted by the subscriber mn tue
! firm of AieNander Dnra \ 20. n n,n> p,'rcr.,
| Richmond. jan LIST, ISL. 9o' ~
LANDER niivAI& co, Whoies k and Retail 'uggiSts
Keen CONSTANTLY hand supply of Ene'isi French auo
"h and American dry and in oil Painters cnl"I.
Iusbrs Insa-d and Lamp Oils Wind,w Glass &C. Nc lndi
-, Nader Cosr7s, and iye Stufs generally ctucv ran
- ae &C. rmbacinga large and well a>>hed stuck vi ar
uc,es N theH '"''' ~ ' ~ 77-I2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
For 9th February, 1871.

For 9th February, 1871.
$4,000, $4,000, and so IF geo. ,s,,
Virginia Monon.aa Lottery. Glass 4, fnrih February 1871
Gs,xn CAPITALS $4,000, l5OOo 50oo $1,000 $780, s7 81
each of 900, i0G and 300. . -, ,o
~ Tickets in the Grand Schemes and all others under
great variety, by packages shares Of packaees sg
whole and shares Of tickets The cash for all prizes sold by
BIGGER moment the drawings are rece'eu'
For the grand Capitals and prompt pay adG5ess IT,
To, SU--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

Cost, including foreign ccssions and expen-
scs Of Indians
The cost III the acquisition and management
Of the public lands, exclusive Of The sums
paid for ccssions from foreign Govern
menls, and expenses Of ludian wars, for
which specific appropriations were made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28


The payments to the State Of Georgia, on
account of lands rcinquisled TO the u.
States, including the value Of arms fur
nshed that State, amounted to
Amount of Mississippi stock issued under
the act Of Sd March, 1918, and redeem
ed at the Treasury, exclusive of the
amount received in payment of lands
There has been paid for salaries and con-
tingent expenses OF the General Land
Office
For salaries and incidental ex-
penses of the several land
Offices, out Of the proceeds
OF sales, while in the hands
OF the receivers 3,227 ,939
For the salaries of registers
and receivers, by warrants
Oh the Treasurer of the IT, $. 92,o03
For the salaries of surveyors general and
their clerks, and Of the commissioners for
settling land claims, &c.
And Tor the survey Of public lands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
Prac Of .7ae. Languages.
WM. Il. ROGERS,

"FcEIsyILLE.
Nv Dc,r Sir III gives pleasure that IN OPT
non you system of perfect the attention OF the In
s,c,ors in your school unencd and The Of The stu
denis entirely n,sac,oyhe retired and healthy situation OF The
Academy affords guaranty of health and s'cd d' ana
YOUR discipline management of pupils are such ~ no pa
rnt ourh 10 object satisfied Int shalt always
feel grateful 10 benefits which sons ai
received your hand1.
unexpectedly and faithfully,
Your friend and oht scrr't,
NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
paid for the Floridas the sum

Interest on the stock, consti-
tu,cd per act Of oath May,
1874, 10 provide for the
awards of the Commission
ers under the said treaty,
up 10 the time it was paid of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

1,IIEAP GRoCERIES-HiLL & DABNEi SUI CONTINUE ;"
nj al t. Store the door above the Columbian
Tavern on a. good they be had in the ey.ihey
ny. their customer, and the public TO give them sa' - '
NJ ,e,nined no, 10 be undersod in any article in their line
are ue'''"'"eu ~" - Cary Street
GS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
USiyERsIIy ~ Virginia,

UNIyERsiIy NIRGINIA,I
dee. /, 1910. I
Dear Strive need many words ~ conveying 70 you
The assurance Of our abiding confidence in tue a,'y ana ann
rs with which Academy conducted I impression
which we have derived from acquaintance WIN Tue heief
preared pupils who have been placed n'er our care e
session that have been accurately and thoroughly
aud that do much credit 10 your zeal as wen rs 10
;our quaseut,on We satisfied OF the eAcei ee 81 W. M
hods of instruction employ, both means q" niane
knowledge and of ensrns tie mental discipline OF your M
nod yc fee, assured that depends efforts AL your
scholars must give amp satisfaction 10 their parents ana srh
ans bh as 10 their and as 10 The spirit o inquiry
which tnry imbbe. Yours, truly.
"n'" ' '' GESNER HARRISON,
Praf Of .7ac. Languages.
WIN. b. ROGERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

FARMERS BANK OF VA. 4th January, sll--A D.rasnd
:" afr declared of the profits Of in
ana for the last six months, subject deduction
ok Of uer cent, to he paid TO the Commonwealth, and
nsao Of per cent, out OF the contingent fund, to lie
Paa !" The holders of the old stock
rue builders Of old stock will receive per cent.
10 stock q do.
J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

Receipts into the Treasury from the sale of
public lands, to September 80, ISIS, ex-
elusive Of receipts from lands sold for the
benefit Of Indians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

D. h.
CURE YOUR coLDs.-caIl and buy some of j. Pease &
L sons clarified Essence Of fIoarhound Candy renowned IN
New York during past year, for curing Coughs Colds
' HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian.
5S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

rIlr havin. removed the corner above the 20,
ah!n Tavern prepared TO furnish their customers anu
ali favor them with CALL with all articles IN te 'o
cen line on n GOOD they can he bought. 49,,
- - HILL. * DABNEY,
Corner cbore the Columbian, Carey Street
D-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
SUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

,,ur having taken The the cross street m
IN ,,onI ~ me Bell and next door 10 Messs'
,r. sIzrt 4 on intend carry the AUCTION ana ,o' ;
,,enlS md II rsic they will continue e ioi
ns II l-lp heroes collecting debts IN the ny 81 NIL
@ and ,hronrhnut The state Vrgniathus giving 10 ntr
. apd Other, an opportunity Of having their claims collected
N ii. mos, favorable terms. They hope by sc ai.em.o" ;
,. vii h. ready 10 receive goods the n inst o
h"a'S WIZ " 'ea"s " ROBERT HILL l. co.
n,r cb,rve for hiring ont negroes will be per cent Tor
r Inc same q do for collecting soo IN the city
SD under sioo, u do They WIN also a''e"u - "e ="
CIV !, m case Of sickness through theyear CO ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

IR@iSAAta Hastings Court held for the or Peters
"ir., At The Courthouse, Thursday, the 18th day of De-
ten'~t ls,a
Wtlan Lewis sometimes ca.ed Lewis Brown, person OF
% ~hr cuaiasI Jail Of this for the last
'ls,i m.lii, thus day brought into Court:
Nhrp Court being able Ia obtain satisfactory proof
'ti ~ ~ h-ihe free person. IL runaway -lve doth order
~ M sergeant, advertise him in the Petersburg i
crutc and iirhnond Enquirer uut the ird Thursday IL
s4 frcfhn. hun IN advertisement, BY age, statute
't, nd 'rparen muss and said William Lewis, alias
Lens Known, ; rennandei la Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

Null'E TO stRvEYoRS-No plat and certificate will
hereafter be received into the Land Office, unless the No.
a. No ei acres, date Of issue and name OF warranted
eus'ia.ty seti"rth III the certificate.
b, order Of the Register,
,,,,.... 90, j. Y. SWAMI, clers.
..AuIWv, ieli. s0-tf
~ VIII. viii please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

l02 2220,l05
Sg7,a00,37J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

d. VI. BERNARD, Clerk.
' rro mentioned the foregoing order Of Court was
i", ~ tn Jail If this about the Isl OF May last tie
% 49, rrr aud half inches high, about fifty years OF age,
"liS or Gey black comiexon and has large scar en- the
~ ~. G:h ,lGd and wrist lie land being very much dc
% IL t,rs thlt he carried about twenty years
~ '"it.c 81 Mr. Benz ardaway, to the State of Aahana
81 vat ~ f,lcd IN Western and Southern states from that
i he.tnnns present year, when he returned
'us ~ lie states lie liberated by Mr.. Sarda
'" ~ Nlbaaa, free wife in New Orleaus
j. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petersburg.
'sR1 SLIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

NJ i2'sRASETmS an English Stallion ana hdcs
20 nd rr of cet~. VIII make his season NJ my sabe'
thll Sort House, Virginia TermS-S1O the season, pay
e ~ nr before tue st day # August nex at when the n
sh eN'Fs ncin. The 10Th Frhrunry-One nhhaen
1Ilr lhr Insurance I" b. pad the marei ascealneu
b. ~ al transferred every instance 81 10 tr
efn those . Tad Il announcement 10 make payment NJ W
IT, u the '"aS WI BE- required execute their notes WIKI
sl teIft y have been subjected 10 some dicuy III cl"s
m counts 81 ons standing. Good and extensive pasfase
"" II ''rSiei sfaiis. and the me fed, if required
VI -Fla ~ day. Servants with Mares Will
= 'fdrd gratis. For further particulars. see hand hills
WYATT CALDWELL.
lana3 sl-tlJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

6,4S9,765
100000
1,s3a,375
l,laG,6o9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFFICE, Feb. |, 1880.

No1r.Thc Goods of ts nicc exhibit specific appropTla
tons for supprrssing Indian .trs nn 1896 prior 10 that
year. the Indians paid Of appTopris
r the Army generally The expense Of Indian ho,tiIics
from 1t January, 1885, I" 3th September, le, amounts 10
$lJ, a]2 sG5 CT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

So,oSs,o'o
By the treaty with Spain of
the 22d Feb, 1919, there was
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS.

lNIlE subscriber would respectfully his friends
and the public generally that he is opening tat the
at Pntsord Ms a splendid of fall
and winter Goods which will be sold very low for cash good
produce on short credit; HIS consists par
of the following articles:
Broad Cloths from 80 to co. heavy Beaver Cloths 275
to $50; Casslmeres from 90 to 80 silk warp Alpaccas
100 to 10; o. Cambeeens 92c; French and Thbet Mari
nos l25; English do g.; Apnes from 10 62 all wool
Mousenc Lanes 3 ST SaSonys SO; Eng Flannols
49, splendid assortment OF blue black plain and figured
silks, plaid Shaws 00 French Colos 50 linen kaukfs.
from % to 59c 60 pieces American prints from to zoe; Eng
sh do 90 to 80; "a Func do 90 3ic furniture do 10
to IG; brown linen Table Covers 42c; Flaunes I2c;
heavy Sheetings 7c; Ticking from 10 20c; and large
sortmon Of other goods which lie would invite his friends
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere Also SPLEEN
did assortment of Crockery which will be sold % per
lower than be purchased elsewhere Rutland county
Also lot of Boots and Shoes very low II. X. THAYER
P:tslnrd Mills. Oct. 10, I84l. 42-44
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NvorFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-

A'A Clnes.--Ihcsc mcniciues dic huoo'O"
m h, name 10 their and sensible action 70 pu'iy
~ ths .p,nrs nd chanBes life and endvicg them wi
sndvgot IN many hundreds OF ceVheo eaos
hich have pubic, aud IN almost every spcces o.
o.es, To which the human liable the happy elects
or Noafs L,c Pis and Phiz Bitttrs have been etaon
aud pabciy by toe pefsons bepehied ana
ho vce ioasiy unsoquauiod with the beautifully pio
sophc principles upon which they arc Compounded ana up
on ~hich they consequently act
The LIFt MEDICINES ommend themselves in diseases
Dre,ev form and description Tben hs, ope'.ton " TO Zoos
from the stomach and bowels the various impu
fes md settling around them and to re
the hardcnedf.ces which collect IN the contributions OF
the smaller Ohet medicines only PARTIAL! cleanse
those such collected behind as 10 produce
habua cosiveness with all ITS tau oil evils ~ sgdfen dhf
ha with It. eminent dangers Thus fact is we'll haown to
all regular auatoms who examine the human bowels amer
death; and hence Of those well informed men
eainst quack medcnsor medicines prepared and hersded
public by pesuus. The second effect al the
life medicines IL 20 cansc the kidneys and hebado and by
this the verand the lungs, the heahlu action oil
hcb entirely dcpepd the regularity OF the urinary or
CANS blood which takes It's red color from the Of
and the lungs before It no the heart being
thus purified them and nourshed by food coming from
clean stomach freely through the veins rene~s every
part system and rnmphanty mounts the banner OF
health the blooming cheek
Mon Vegetable lie medicines have been thoroughly test
ed pronounced sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, fa,u
lency Papation orthe heart Loss of Appetite Heart Burn
head resessne bad temper Anxiety Laneuo and
Feyers of all kinds, Rheumatism Gout Dopses OF all Minds
Gravel Worms Asthma and consumption Scut,cy, Ulcers,
scorbutc eupons and bad compile
erupyc complaints salluw cloudy and other dsagrceabe
compexons Rheum, ErrySpeas, common Colds and In
aucnza and other complaints which afc the human
In Fever and Ague particularly the Life Medicines
emueuty sUcccssiu much that IN the
Fever and Ague DISTRICTS physicians almost universally pre-
cribe them
An that Mr. Mofst requires of his patient be particu
taking the Life Medicines strictly accordance with the
directions. Iii newspaper notice anything that he
himself their that he himself may their
that he hopes gain credit 1t alone by the results
OF a fair trial.
MoFFA1's MEDICAL MANUAL, designed as domestic
health This lttle pamphlet edited by W H. Mofai
$40 Btoadwuy has published Tor the purpo of x
p,,n,rp tuy Mr. McHats theory of dse1scs and viii be
found highly interesting to persons seeking health IL treats
upon prevalent diseases aud the thereof Price 25
for sale by Mofat's agents generally
These valuable medicines are for sale by BURT MASON
Agents fot Rutland County. 7-Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
375 Bowery, N. Y.
DIR ia YLORS.
BAInSAN OF LIVER WORT.

.SOR CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs, COLDS, splitting of blood
pain in the side or breast, asthma, peurisy, short
Of breath, papitation of the heart debility,
BUSINESS, and all diseases OF the Lungs and Liver.
This medicine has been used in the city of New
York, with unexampled success for eight years. curing
thousands who were supposed incurablo. 1t is now
used by most of the medical Faculty, and the whole
people. Certificates OF most extraordinary will
accompany each bottle.
Prepared t375 Bowery, in the City of New York,
whele the article first Originated, and is the
All others bearing similar names counter
ies and impostons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

distressed until I took DIR Taylor's Bals,m of,-
wort found this medicine to sui, NV case -. ~
me at once which causes me TO recommend 4, \ e
ers }. J. FISHER II barrow At ~
PAN ~ nc SIDE and Brcau
These diseases have caused me much ,,,..
oitcn prevented my attending TO business Ey,
icine heard of [ tried, bat found no relief
resource | concluded to try Dr. Tayiers NJ. e
Idvetwori As soon as did grew better. a..
been gaining ever since am NOW in good ba,.,
can truly recommend this Balsam as being IA,
or to any thing else.
A. l.. GREEN, . Pn.st. NY
Splitting Of Blood Cured.
For four months have had dl,rharae o,..
from the lungs, almost daily. Also dw hard r
some pain, great weakness and huaf>ones,
irving the doctors IN vain for three months ,-.. .
TO use Dr. Taylor's Balsam OF Ltverwou OF 49,.
three bottles have made an entire cure
l.. A. HANlLAND, III Oak.a.Ny
BEWARE or FRAUDS!
NONE GENUINE
bn, that prepared at the old office 37S Bower, .
New York, where the article was first made ar
character established. None other Genuine r..
there are various limitations offered bearing Tie ,.,
or similar names.
For sale by JAMES EMERSON at tho Rals
Bookstore Strong & Buck, Pit,sford Dr. T. Vatp4
dleown, Ira Button, Brandon, G Jamirson C,s,
ton A. l., Catlin, Orwell, ]. Bingham, Sudbury !,
Dunmore Glass Co. Salisbury. G.. Walker g., nv
son, j Lefflngwel, West Poultncy, Vail & On h,
by Hitchcock e. Morgan, Clarendon SPIN.
Lumbard, Pawet w p, Moves, East Pouluc. Br
rill Andrews x Co. Manchester, \ Hodge bI.o
s. e. II Buckley, Granville, \. Y, f X Wu- IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NEW GOOD


I THE suhs.nhcr i.s l..i received small bot prime
/ loaf, T. aui n % ,ucat, teas, winter OIL molasses
suHtIHa dl. cloves. AutmeGs. ,assi. rice, starch
ginger coffee, frr,t ra,ius, 1nH frpH Tor cake,
Nuts of .'l descriptions
Candtss,
SiusH~ superior steam refined Candies consisting
OF cream. lennon. hoathnaud and rock lies, burnt
sad Sugar llm1us. gum arabic drops, also beautiful
rel pink green, blue, and yellow Nonpariels fot
urnamrnupg cake.
p,,fj0acyV.
Anbfosia lavender, fresh German cologne, double
extract icscda, Of rose, bags, shaving and
fancy soap, rose li7 salve. &C. &c.
The abpvc,wiih variety Of other commodities have
been purchased with CisH aHd viii he sold for cash
produce, or good credit. cheap as an be bought N
Vermont. The Subscriber has concluded to quit the
Dry Goods business De viii therefore dispose Of what
he has now on hand rsrG cteaP Please call and ex-
anime. y. G.. HOWARD.
Rutland, Nov ?, 1871. 40.
STATE OF VERMONT, RI L ii Rendered that a a
D,s,rc, of Rutland - special probate court
held At Rutland Whn aud Tor said distr the 2Jth
day OF OctA. ID i-iI
Present WIN HAL, Judgs.
Henor Adams, Administrative upon the estate Of Thorn.
as Adams late o PIttsord, IA sad district deceased
intesste proposes 10 rendrt account Of her admin
islfalion upon SAID estate It ordered that SAID
day, being 9Th doy Dec next copy this
order be pubs three weeks successfully in the X tland
Herald previous TO Monday that all concerned
pear and object thereto If they true copy Of
Record.
<4-l6 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NEW GOODS.

'INHE subscribers offering full and gen
era assortment Of goods than has before been offered
in this vicinity for time past the lowest price for
Cash. on the usual credit
p; LAMP On by The barrel or less quantity, small
advance from New York prices ADA S &. DAVEY
Casti-ton, 18th Oct 1871 42-41
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Henson Get istISIf.
NEW GOODS.

L II. AIKEN have soia al Of their old stock Of
IL. Goods, 10 The village uf Benson, and have opened
STORE ct auyou BAY, an henssu, ~bcfe they have
Rsnerti sssareHt W G9ds suited % the country rads
whieb tksy selling low can b~ gh thls sds Of
Troy aad we'll rontisutiY Keep band Troy FoSsr var
rsnise good sale tso barrel SAT- seir stock u
Drt Geodf
ssnsoi - surpassed Fr'sons shjng buy Goods ar.
rssPecaily invited o. call and beors they purchAs.
essEhsrs 1bry W. rectIve Cash. all kinds Of Proouoe
Luub~r. Woo, &c .n payment, add s-u ,oI Ga coon
CREDIT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
y T. w GO o. DIS.

THE subscriber has just received the extensive and
l. best sele, ted assortment of
Fail and Winter Goods
that he has offered to his friends and customers pur
chased with cash and Al such reduced will enable
him TO sell al lower prices than any in the county
which he is determined to do for cash approved credit
His stock very large Of Staple and fancy Dry Goods
Hard Ware, Crockery and Glass Ware with full
ment of Groceries
Also590 bushels Turks Island, Liverpool and Bsrrel
Salt English, Swedes, Russia and American Iron One
and two hors Wagon Tire Sleigh Shoes Band and Hoop
Iron Nail Rods, Nail Glass Paints and Dye Stufs Buff
falo Robes, Nova Scotia Plaster Cod Fish, MaGkerell
Tie DIS Grass and Clover Seed uperio Rochester Flour
Persons wishing to purchase respectfully invited
| calland Examine his stock, GEORGE L. HODGES.
Rutland, Oct Is, 1871.
GEORGE I. HODGES has for fale 10 900 feet good
spruce Boards, floor Boards. Capbnards and forty
Shingles which will be sold low.
Tie Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
Hodges & Gmoe is this day by mutual coosent dissov
ed GEORGE Il. HODGES
WN GILMORE
Rutland, Sep, 81, 15il 42-44
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
WHIP E.OST.

TAKEN, tsupposel 90 be through ms,akel rom the
Bar of \. DYER, ilo'ol ia Rot and % September
last, a large Whip D. bad awaaIeaonc staff ,eyen
SILVER slides aa5 garF &C., About eight inches Of the
buu was wound Wi,a Nba.e1anc and ,he remainder
with cat gut. and ou i.c butt WAS engraved igyo z
Whoeyer has tac Whip l his possession will confer
favor upon tie ay leaving either al 4 Overs
Hoie OF a. the SUBSCRIBERS 100 Sserautne.
RUFUS RICHARDSON, il.
SheTburne, Oct goth. as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
y T. W G. o o ID s .

HODGES a HAWKINS havo lust received a
large assortment OF G. O ~ d ; we'll adapted
10 the present and coming season which they will
dispose Of on as reasonable and as low as can be
had 10 the county OF Rutland Their customers
friends ard the public generally are respectfully in.
'ed 10 call and examine their Goods before purchas
ing elsewhere
Casielon, Yves, Village Oct %, 1911. 43-45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !
uTAT OVERS

ERESH OYSTERS served 40 daily through Nh. 8.
SON in the best monnrr, to p'rties ut tndi,Ju. a,
families furnished with any quaint IT, on reasonable term
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lust received aud fo sale Castl ton Bookstore
y fresh supply OF common School. Classical Mrdcal
Miscellanenu and singing B uks Aunuas Tor lS42 suit
able for PhIPeoa Christmas and Nv Years presents,
Stationary Of all KHds
As good assortment con be- found IN Rutland Co
Also Flutes and Flies, aud Cari, Reeds Violin and
Bass Nio strings, &c together with large assortment Of
French and American Hanging Paper, article Of
Green Curtain Paper Of the width Of window Purchas
respectfully invited call and examine before
purchasing elsew here VIM WARD.
CasirtOn, 10Th Oct / al ia
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TINS to certify Wat so, day give nv son. VIII.
iam " ~ottr. tis time 90 ACT ai.a trade iof him
"a, any DIETS. 2. DIS coata.tas. ORIN softer.
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