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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

.T COX OKOUTi!-ssC Caafon', k fhs Parenf ej Sefsty.
 IA An attack of the Ptg' may be positively pre- vented by using (when the premonitory symptoms are felt) the celebrated HAYS LINlMENT. There are more than one hundred people i'd this c,ty, and in inc United States an immense number, who have suf-
 fared beyond endurance by this dreadful complaint,
 who keep themselves wholly free from attacks by ap-
 plying this Eminent when they feel any symptoms of
 .ts appsaach: of this tere is the most perfect proof 0ct None Genuine without the name of CON- STOCK & co, writtin on the wrappers. '.- ss ''A, - SOLOMON RAYS, Sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N Y.
 Sold by ]. c. DUBOSE & C0' Agents and Dss MAYNARD & GATES, Mobile hlSs
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

nR. TAYLOR'Sl BAl.SAM OF LINER
 C wORT.-Ast this highly popular Medicine i,'r diseases of the Liver and Lungs and also for the shortess of breath, debility, pain inside and loss o flesh is most extensively counterfeited-the public should be very cautious and purchase opl, of le duly appin,ed Agents Do- My sole Agents in Mobie, are I. c. DUBOSE & O. Piedss re,nsmbsr his GEO. TAYLOR, M. D., 375 Bowery. N. at New York. Feb. l2. ls4l--192Ies l5
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

~ UNPOWDER TEA.-30 boxes, a choice art M cle, for sale by tmay20l L. HULL q SON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

He also will keep en hand select assortment fresh Garden amp Field Seeds, Beens and f,as.
 N B. Orders from the country filled al the shorl- est notice. si.ls E. l4 feb
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

Among the Principals patrons reference may be made to the Hon. Ex-Gov. Gayle; Hon. Jno. F. Ey- erett. Gem Theo. L. Tuulmin; Gen. W. Taylor; Daniel Chandler, A. c. Hollinger, David Files, J. G. Lyon, and Richard Redwood. Esqrs.
 3 ,,y 'ff ..4 ,.lf 5s.-4 as t lnf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-21

In Chancery--Stae of Alabama-Mobile County Planters x Merchants Bank ,complts. ) Spring Term 5i0 vs. A 1911.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Nor FLarrrEiNa pvr Trrr'-The n. v. Express,
speaking ola meeting ~ Missouri. ~ which Nj Van
buren was nominated tot the neat presidency SAYS
Masiiu e4nf come 4, On As csrn A~el, and that n he
zones ~ y all 1t mus, bo in the Old way. T. .. Gen.
Jackson must he elected E-sf, snd IL, Martin hong On
10 has fal ard Get pali,d u' That his = the only way
to which he can he reelected l. rendered ccfisin ~
the las, presidential election. That rsfg electoral
votes exhibits a poor state Of the peoples affections,
when eonirasied WIZ tho hro Hundred and thirty four
ofGon Harrison. or With his forty si1 majority IN 1886
HIS own aud mos, able Judging friends calculated for
him a sweeping majority in lslo-but alas almost
the entire Union went against him' And now TO put
him on lis own bottom and - nominate Rim, with the
least expectation that Doe can succeed, i grand piece
Of %stupidty. A. any rate, tie locus ought rot To cleo
him uuuil the Wings have lal reasonable time To pay
Oh the heavy national debt letl by hts former admins.
'ranon. And 1t would be policy Tor them to wait ul
the Wings have accomplished the resurrection Of ma.
ton1l prosperity, for If rc-cloihej with regal power too
soon, there viii be nothing for him to des,roy-no mis-
chief for him 20 do, for he laid every thing PROSTATE,
bankrupled the nation, and nearly starved the people
10 Hath
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
BY Tuesday Mornings Mail.
LATE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CHINA.

LATE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CHINA.
Anaek on The Ctfy Of Canton by The Combined Brush
Forces.
We despatched the steamboat Ware, a, an early
hour this morning, in search Of the Nauagansei,, and
have the pleasure Of laying before the readers Of the
American, eleven days later news from Canton.-N.
Y. American.
Passenger in the Narrsgansctt-Mr Wn. II. Low.
Macao, May %, Is4I.
Dear Sir; You see by the enclosed that hos,ihties
have again commemorative trade entirely stopped.
All the foreigners have left Canton excep, the Eng
lish forces.
Several Of the factories have been partly demolish-
ed, and nearly all entirely p%lundercd by the rabble and
Chinese soldiers. We have news from Canton up TO
the morning of the Goth, al which time the English
were still storming the city.
The land forces had possession OF the heights in the
rear of the city, while the men-of-war had possession
OF the river in front and to the westward. The loss
OF life on the part of the Chinese has been Tremendous.
There are between 40 and so thousand Tartar and
Chinese troops inside the city, into which the men-of
war are pouring incessant vollics of shells and rock
cts, IN order to drive them out to a close engagement
with the English soldiers on the heights.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

reported 10 The senate. amendment, ADOPTED.
aha the bull ordered to be enerpssed. and read
a third time.
Thursday, Oct. 81, A. NJ.
ilotSE.-BM introduced. BY Mr.. Dayi.
oi n. relating 10 landlord and tenant, faficr
notice TO quit, tenant may be summoned by
landlord before justice, aud on failure Of ap-
pearing or OF showing good cause, the Justice
shall issue his writ OF restitution appeal
IN such cases may be had to the co. court y
referred to judiciary committee.
O'Clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.-Reporf. By mr.. Norton. against
taxing wood aud timber lands. Mr.. Wooster
explained The reasons which induced him to
otter the resolution upon which the report had
been made. The time had been when wood
and timber land were regarded rs of little
value, and were not put INTO the let for taxa
ton now, wood and timber land were Of
most value. and should, as he believed, be tau
ed according TO their real value report ac-
cepted.
Eng. Bill. In alteration Of chap. l04 of
the revised statues, providing for the election
OF chaplain of Vermont State Prison by the
Legislature, taken up, and after a SPIRITED ar
gunen,, the bill passed, yeas -, nay
Mr.. Worcester moved that the resolution
reported uniayorabIy upon, directing inquiry
on the subject of taxing wood and timber
lands, be re. committed 10 the committee on
Finance, with instructions TO bring in a bill
taxing wood and timber lands. On motion of
Mr.. Crawford, the resolution was laid on the
table.
Thu committee on the Judiciary reported
the Congressional election bill, so amended as
TO repeal the existing law passed 10 be en-
crossed.
, O'Clock, p. NJ.
HOUSE.-Pehtions referred. For a divis.
ion of Windsor county. Mr.. Cuts moved the
reference of this petition to a select commit
tee OF five members, residing out Of the county
of Windsor, and the melton of Mr.. Cuts was
agreed 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

John STRONG would say to those who wish 10
=" purchase Lamp Oil warranted to DO of superior
quality, can obtain it by calling at his Store.
Batting, Wicking Wadding.
lie has a good assorted stock Of these articles.
Cheap Clothing.
lie will sell Cloths, Cassimeres, Sa,tinetts and Vest
ings 30 per cent cheape than they were ever offered
S~heetngs and Shirtings.
Cheaper than ever. Also Tickings and Suffolk Drills.
GLOCLS! CLOCKS!
A few Of these articles on hand and ready for sale.
Single and Boards.
He ofs.s his stock of Lumber, consisting OF Plank,
Spruce and IIemlock Boards, Lath and Clspboards,
Scantling and shingles, at reduced prices.
Rich Furs
For Cloak Trimming, Coat Collars, &c.-Also Fur
Seal and Gle, do Caps, may be found at his store,-
Call and examine II yon please.
Hoesheads and Barrels,
On hand and for sale a quantity of empty easks.-i2
lIogsbeads, 90 Barrels, 4 Pipes, 6 half Pipes. Cheap
for cash or short credit. JUST the thing Tor cider s,or-
age, Call aud examine.
Tobacco CheSers
Are hereby informed that II they wish for the bss, To-
bacco in the county, they mus, go TO Strong's Store,
Cloak SUITS.
Alpachl. Alpine, Merinoes, Csmblets, 4 good sssor,.
ment and very low.
Mourning Prints.
At lower prices than ever at the above Store.
Stores, Stores!!
On hand six second hand Cooking Stoves, which will
be sold or rented, low.
Lime! Ltmeu
Those who wish for lime can be %ommods by
calling on the subscriber. JOHN STRONG
Rutland, Oct. 25lh IS41.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
DIED.

Ia this town, OF consumption, on the 9iss inst, Mrs.
Sumanths Stewart, wife OF Walter II. Stewart, aged
IS. Printers in New York and Michigan are request
ed, &c.
In West Rutland, On the eth Sep, Mr.. Elias Nun
ger, sgod SIS years, a revolutionary pensionsr.
In Pi,tSford, on the 20th inst, Frederick Ossian, son
OF Joseph and Abigail 5 DAWSON, in the i7lh year of
his age. Printers in Windsor county are requested &c.
We perceive by a New York paper tina, Robcr, d.
Bates Esq, formerly an eminent lawyer OF Middlebu-
~, this State, died in tina, city, on ,he 10th inst. He
was formerly Attorney General, and Speaker Of the
House of Representative, OF this State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

ptieiy. and must rot fs = day be tolerated. let ,h's
I've len 10 the polUlrtans. should 10 happy " one OF
tao examples should be found sufficient to correct an
evil which has - oricn,lvclv prevailed.
viii take ,his occasion, also 90 add iot your in
s,fuciion, TIA, The appointment 10, and continuance IN
the office % postmaster OF an, ono editing a political
Newspaper Is 10 ihc hughes, degree Objectionable. IL
involves mosi Of the consequences above stated, IN
PRODUCES Foltics into the pos; office, dim'nisees reve-
noe, AM eonfers privileges on one ed'tor which all
cannot ea!oy, 10 a word, 1t is my hred purpose, as
faf as !, lies. to separate the Post onhce Department
from politics, and bring about ths, reform which the
country has So loudly demanded.
JOHN TYLER.
Senaeukrf pc 1911.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Tennessee LegiSathre.-On the second day
of the meeting Of the Legislature of Tcunes-
see, 10Th inst Burchett Douglass, of Fayette
county, wv. was elected Speaker, by a ma
jority of three votes over H.. +. w. Hill, Of
Warren, (L) This vote establishes the SUI
premacy of the Wings on the joint ballot in
the two houses. In the Senate the Locos
have one malority--in the House the Wings
have three--giving a majority Of two to the
latter on Join ballot Bait. Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Cosr OF INTERFERING. The Bombay Times
says that the expense TO the East India Com
pany, of the war in ADMINISTRATION which
there never was one more unrIghteous--trom
November 1888 to January 1910, was nine
millions ~sterling-say forty millions Of dol
lars. A pretty sum to be expended in rank
inlustice.-[Commercial Advertiser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
WHIP LOST.

TAKEN. t~sorTspsad to W. through mtsaksl from ue
4 Bsf oi 4. Overs Hotel N RatlanA, 10 scrssrshss
lest, a large WHIP II bad svhsshoue star, ssssn
silver slide. add ivory tutt Aboa, eight Inches 81 The
hufi wss wound WITH Nhslehope and the rensindsr
With Get. gut. and ON ,hr batt was rnsrsvaa two " "
Mhrcvcr has the Whip tp h. pastess VI will ceniet
Q favor uyari the uvnrt Nv lcsvtngtt either at \. Divers
Hctsl o. q, ih, subsctiher'- IN Snethu'rs.
RUFUS RICHARDSON, ".
Shefbutnc, Oct 2fth 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
375 Bowety, N. Y.
Or TAYLORS
BAISAM OF IINERWORT.

FOR CoSsrNrroN, Coueu,. COINS, spitun. olblosd,
pstn "a the sic OF tteas,. asthma, plsors', short
ness ofhrcs,h, polarization afthe hssrt, debility, nef''
business. and all diseases of the Longs and LAYER
THIS medicine has teru used IN The CITY OF New
Nofk. " lh uu~tamplet success fcr eigh, yesrs, outng
NN' ware slppused t1cutahle IL "a nov
used boy most ot the medical Faculty, and tfs whols
people Cettihcsss ot most ctirsorlinsty cures viii
sccomosnv zach bottle.
Prep,ied ats7s Bowsfy. in the CITY II New York.
~hsis tho article FIRST oIigina,ed, and 10 the osbv cav
uisu. Al Others bearing similar names are eoun'sr'
feiis and impositions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

In compliance with the provisio ns Of the act
passed at the late session of Congress, the
President has directed the formation ola board
for the purpose Of selecting a suitable site
on the Western waters, for the establishment
of a National Armory, and has designated
the following officers TO compose the Board {:
Brevet Brig. Gen. W. X. Armistead, Presi-
dent.
Lieut.. Col. S. II. Long, Typographical En-.
gineer, and
Surgeon General T. Lawson-membcr..
We understand that the Board will proceed
without delay to the execution of the duty as
signed to thcm.-[M adlsonlan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
y Cd "a.

DANIELS & BELL having made their Fall pur-
chase, new offer, on as reasonable terms as can
be found in RUtland County, a very extensive and well
selected assortment of
FALL \ WINTER GOODS
Consisting IN part Of black, blue-black, brown, olive,
the various shades Of green and mixed Broad Cioths ;
a very large assortment eff Beaver and Pilot cloths for
over-coats; Doe-skin and common C~assimeres; SAITH
nets, German, French, and English Msrinoes; a largo
variety Of CLOAK CioHs, such az A~lpschas, Csmblet-
Gems, Orleans Cloths, Bdmbszines, &c. &c; plain and
printed mouselin delaines, printed Saxonies, a beau
titul article for children's dresses; a very extensive as
sonment Of Eng and Americs can Prints, &c &c.
SILK FOODS
Whits Cotton and Lintn Goods.
Hosiery and Gkctes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
From the National lnielhgsneer.
OFFICIAL.
TO THE HON. 5. r. HOBBIE,
Acting Po5imaater General.

AfttNE 4 calfta4tfF teNtFAis
Sir-lnformauon having been received in a form en-
titled 10 attention that the Pos,masters at ''"'',
Pennsylvania, and '''''', Ohio, have so far violated
the Obligations, which they 50 implicitly assumed on
taking office under my Administration, Of absiainiag
from any active paf,isaashlP, or tn any way conneal-
ing The offices with party politics, or using them ir
party purposes, have 10 request that inquiries shall
be instantly Instituted i1tJ their conduct, and lhst n
the charges aca.ns, them te found 70 be true, they be
Immediately turned out ofofice, and citizens appoint
Cd ia their places who will o,hcrwia. conduct them
Sc. ,es.
The Pos, Office Department 10 all It's operations
should ue conducted nrt.e sIac.e purpose o. accom-
pls.ing tAe .mp.ran. objects for winch u was esiab-
usled. j. should % az especial manner, 50 fr as IS
practicable, De disconnected rom party politics. !,
wa. established fr specific purposes Of equal impor-
lance % every CITIZEN. TO convert q ia,o an engine
Of party, 10 De vsed FOR parry purposes, - 10 make ., =
ifu.u4l source oi ihe most alarming evils. kam.Gsd
a. % is. ans extended o. every neisatar.o3d, ite yuu.
IS OF - ataiHisiraraH, and necessarily q ia agents.
SHOULD bee particularly guarded.
foI = Dep1ty Po,'fpssier 10 uss hs frsukinr prvi.
lege "a privilege bestowed uIoahim mf tle sole par
gcse ~ etoacrltiug llm rom oppressive charges 30
ne necessary couesp01dearc ailis Officer 20 scatter
M over tls couGtp pamphlets. newspsPefs, and pro-
ceseings % usa4eacs elections, : - Outrage all pro
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
N f w GO ID S.

HODGES q HAWKINS have just received a
- large assortment OF G O o ID 5 we'll adapted
10 the present and coming season which thoy will
dispose OF on as reasonable terms and as low az can be
had in the county of Rutland. Their customers,
friends and the public generally are respectfully in
vited 10 call and examine thsir Goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Cas,leton, Yves, Village, Oct. 30, 1871. i3-45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Emigradng Indians. The New Orleans Bee
of the 9th instant, states that the steamer Col.
w. S. Harvey, arrived at that port on the eve
ming of the 18th with n number of Seminole
Indians on board, on their way to Arkansas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

SelGmduniag. A singular occurrence took place at
Fort Adams, on Thursday morning. A soldier he
longing tu the garrison, having incurred some slight
punishment, deliberately attempted to cut oil his left
hand with a Ratchet, and we understand he so far sue
ceeded as 10 render his hand entirely useless for the
future - Mercury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
MARRrrD.

In tbs village, oa Wednesday. the eoh inst. in
Trinity Church. 10y Rev John A Hicks, Mr.. MINER
lIili,rl Of Dandy ,oMi,s M,r, Butt,dnush.er Of Cha's
Bart ESQ. OF this villsge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ae,h, ls4I.
Thy Spirit INDEPENDENCE let me share:
Lord Of the Lion aeart and Eagle sye;-
Thy steps RI foioic ,cith my Bosom bare,
Nor heed he Storm that hotcls along the sky.

The CALEDONIA arrived at Boston on the 2lst, but
brings no particularly important intelligence, except
accounts Of more failures of extensive manufacturing
est llishinents and the consequent suffering Of addi-
tional numbers OF the starving population Of sub
treasury England.
The following paragraph must be read with interest
by every American.
Aleiter from The frontier of Poland, Of the 18th ult.
quoted by The Frankfort Journal, a Russian paper,
says Measures are taking which, to all APPEARANCES,
will turn greatly TO the advantage of the Polish nation.
A general amnesty is in preparation, and hopes are en-
tertained that the emperor will proclaim 1t IN person"
The leading English presses are amusing them
selves with speculations about the result Of the Me-
Leod affair. They speak Of his acquittsl as a matter
in course, but are seriously inquiring what shall be
done for the honor Of the British name, and how the
culprit himself shall be remunerated for his long inn
prisonment, but no thought is taken about reJressing
the outrage committed upon us. They manifest great
indieni,y at the audacity Of the Americans in daring 10
ares, and hold to Trial a British subject, especially
since the Secretary Of State has expressed his opinion
that a separate state authority could have no legal jul
risdiction over the case. The kind advice is given,
that we SO alter our federal constitution as to deprive
states of their individual sovereignties. They will be
obliged TO wait for the fulflment OF this order till that
party who have been in the habit of paying honor to
the opinions Of dcspntic governments come into power
at present, the Democracy have the upper hands.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

The Watchm1n has made a very erroneous statement
with regard to the reasons which Influenced rs in CIV
ing publlcit Y TO the complaint Of Elder Harvey against
the superintendent OF the State prison. The discharge
OF which it speak. was not only not made by Mr.. Brown
but in direct opposition to his wishes expressed buttw
DAYS previously. The circumstances were these. -
The warden (of whom no man living knows any good
had IN view a favorite from Cornish, n. II. for whom
he wished to procure the situation Of guard at tie
prison. There are four Of these officers required at
this time, one was an old guard who held a prescrip-
tive right TO his situation as long as he wished TO re-
tain his ofice-the second was a brother Of the war
den-the thirds man whom tie superintendent brought
with him from he nor IN to work out a debt due him.
The only chance for a removal was the one alluded
70 by the Wa,chman, and this the warden unsuccess-
fully ATTEMPTED TO influence the superintendent 10 make.
Not long after this. the superintendent began 10 make
prepara,ions for taking a Journey with the intention OF
bei.p abssn, several weeks. Russell fixed his plans
,ccsrdinply. and the momen, Browns back was was
fairly on, ofsighi, leaving him sole tyrant Of The wretch
e. den olhuman misery with no in!e ao:~p' inso.en'e
Of manaeri informed tie unofend.ag discharged that he
was not longer wanted.
T.ese were the circumstance and in future The
Watrhman shall remain uncis,uTbed On ne p%rac'Ioe OF
mastering owe, .%oircsi enormiues 20 keep on The "a
ygrs.-e SIDE Of vi Influence, whea they happen 'c
hs caugat IN wickeJness. We simply add, we were
conscious Of ~, other motive in penntng tic article
,A,, tina, Of doiao I1snce TO one whom ~e believed
,,3 s,I believe. 10 Ice a dee9.y Injured slan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

The ss,ni Of hs Age IN summing up INC great
~. l,cos. In 10 biggest set pafase. has ihe
aoDosi,a laoghatls id.a. The Aa'd'~'g revolution
!. Min, a, 6rs, was said to relate oni, icGo' FAR
go ubo /, VIEW popular on account Of has relation TO
the boundary question
A., bov Gua4sr4g vas Ills revoiotioa' Does de
-. cs wiling 10 rsmem,ef VIA, Il .sd about tie
- las, yesr j, eouiinust to assure is "sder'
- .,uoae even up 90 tie une ofiie Suing oi'ns
-. 3, Else was the cnaiest. And even .n
r.a,4s,,t eertqn tie Wings c4ne on with bu'
son,v WAat a laundering Teus'aiss'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Hon. CH.RLEs X. WILLIAMS was declared
10 be elected Chief Justice:
Charles n. Williams. 1877
Stephen Royce, 10
Scattering, 2
Hon stephen Royce was elected frs, as
t tant justice unanimously.
For second assistant Justice. mr. Coolidge
nominated Hon. Jacob Coilsmer, and mr. Da.
SIS Of Norwich nominated Hon Daniel keI.
l1gg.
Mr. Collamer, O
Mr. Kellogg, IS
Scattering,
50 the Hon. Jacob Collamer was declared
elected
For the third assistant justice, mr. Dilling.
ham nominated Hon Isaac F.. Redfeld. and
~ smith OF Hincsburgh nominated Hon Geo.
? Marsh.
Mr. Rcdfeld, 1872
Mr Marsh, IS
Scattering,
Aud Hon Isaac F. Redfeld was declared
elected.
fof fourth assistant Justice, mr. GriswoId
dominated Hon Milo l.. Bennett. mr. Adams of
South Hero nominated Hon Geo. +. Marsh.
aud mr. Robbins, seconded by mr. Villas, nomi-
4 EI..I.u -. r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
DOMESTLC GOODS.

Shoe,ings. shiuings, rckings, Drillings, Cotton and
Wool Flanels, Batting, Wicking, Wsdding, &c.
Also
Cutlery and Hardware, Crockery and Glass Ware, W.
!, Goods and Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, Paint.
and Dye Stuhs.
The above Goods have been purchased with care
and at the lowest reduction IN prices, and will Ice sold
iur cash e. on sh0rt approved credit az. low a. they can
be bought =, any otber establishment in this vicinity
Their friends and customers are respectfully invited 10
cali and examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, Oct. %, ls4l. 43--i5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

IA + She subscribers, beng appointed ~ me hon Pro-
w bate C0uufor the district % Ruuahd eommis'Ios-
era 10 rcs,ys, sI.min.. and solos, all claims sss esassA
n Ell pers - sgsust ne ssfu'- -
ELISHA ia hlNGTOS,
ate n Mount Tabor, 10 card cslflt dec hasd, tSpfrs.nbd
ltlHfrht, cad cleo sI ctIinsant demands esbi5isd ia n.
&C. iaeeiri roo - uerfnt from The .nd Day u Ociobsr
l-si hsfg Showed - ssie court ii thai ipUrpos> ~s 10
~. rfsrs h-rshf give notice .,hat W. all stirBa ~ tie
bee uets ~ orr ssd aPpo ainFnt. 81 Hgnthsy . Inn 10
S.uih WaIsnF ord on 'te rNoudsy. IN AoyrmD~f and
March neat from n ortHrt 4 - ul { clock +. NJ %
each o. sl1 esys hiNER WILLARD 30
DANIEL BARTLETT }m.,n
DsHby, Oct "A, l53i. as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

"a l. the subscribers being appointed b. The Hon PIo-
w bate court for the district OF Hutlsnd, commission
srs % receive, examine and adjust ell claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
LYMAN GRANGER,
late of Granville IA tue State Of NV York deceased ,r-prs.
srnied iusalgent, and slso ali claims and demands rI-
hihits3 10 offset thsfsto and 6 month, being slowed by
sad court for that prrposs. We do therefore hereby give
notice thtt ~s vHl attend n th~ business Of our SAID sp-
poiutment, at the store Of Daniels & Bel iaEodsod On
The 4h Iuesdsys 81 November and December neat, iron
Ito q O'clock O. ~ On esrh Of said dsys
A T.. BROWN, ~
LUTHER DyslELs Co"m''''' -"'
Butand, 23d Oct 1911 l3-n