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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
n WILL expose to public sale before
IL the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the 4th Mondayin October nert.
the following described property, viz:
Tue south half, east half, southwest
quarter, and south half, east half, north.
east quarter of section twenty-one; en-
tered by Uriah G. P. Flowers, August
90, 1888.
The north half, east half, northwest
quarter ofsection twenly-eight; entered
August 20, 1888, by Moses Vineyard.
The south half of section twenty-five;
the northwest quarter and west half
southwest quarter of section twenty-se-
ven; the east half, northeast quarter oil
section twenty-eight; entered August &c
1888, by ]. S. Gooch, and levied on foI
the taxes for the years 1889 and 1910.
Lots numbers five and seven in section
fifteen; lots four and seven, and north
half of lots six and eight, section TWEEN
ty-one; the northwest quarter and ives
half, northeast quarter of section TWEEN
ty-two entered November Is, 1882, b!
Rowland & Gooch.
The south half, east half, north-wes
quarter of section twenty-eight; entere
1889, by Moses Vineyard, and levied o.
for the taxes for 1910, and amounting i
all to 1,416 73-1O0 acres.
All of the above land in township ter
range two, east Taxed as the propert
of Osman Claiborne, situated on Bl
Black, near Moore's Ferry. Taxes du
for 1889 81 AZ. Taxes due for lS4(
$l5 SO.
J. H. VANNOY,
assessor f. Collector.
D September 16, 1841.
3 Pr. fee S17 SO. It's
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POSTPONENENT.

POSTPONEMENT
o. The sale of the above described
property is hereby postponed until
The fourth Monday IN October. ls4I.
]. III. VANNOY,
Assessor and Collector Of Tares for Ma
Olson county, M.
Canton. September IA, 1871.
Pr. fee SO so. I7-6
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POSTPONEMENT.
o. The sale of the above described
property is hereby postponed until
The 4th Monday IN October nert,
by request of the plaintiffs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal
By JHo. S. GoocH, Dep. Mar.
Sept. 16, lS41.
Pr. fee in all $36 so IT'S
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS !!
HILZHEIM & co.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
zens of Madison and the adjoining
counties, that they have on hand a SPLEEN
did and nell selected stock of
DRY GOODS G'CLOTHING,
SADDLES, BOOTS & SHOES,
And all other articles usually kept in a
Dry Goods establishment,
which they offer at prices that cannot
fail TO secure custom. For instance they
will sell
LOwells at IL leg cents per yard and
Domestics at IL cents per yard.
They hope all those wanting articles il
their line will give them call and ex
anime their goods and prices before Pur
chasing elsewhere.
Canton, July 10, l841. 7-tf
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BAGGING, BALE ROPE, &c

DAOOANO, DALE MI - -
HVIE subscriber has IN store On con-
= Segment, and offers for sale, on &C
commodating terms, the following arti-
Giles, viz:
Kentucky Bagging and Bale Rope,
East India Bagging,
Gunny Bags,
Grass Rope,
Baling Irvine,
Lowell Cottons,
Whitney Negro Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Russell Brogans-
JNO. c. TURNER, Agent,
Jackson street
Vicksburg, Sept. II, Is4l-
N. B. | am always prepared 10 MAKE
liberal advances on Cotton shipped 70 my
friends Duncans McAIister & Co. New
lOrIeans. j. =. I.
September rs, ls41- i&4m
JOB PRINTING,
Tor ALL DESCRIPTIONS. NEATLY Ex
EcUTED Al THIS OFFICE
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

RCOKS for the subscription of stock
lin the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant to the act
of Assembly of the State of Mississippi.
Incorporating the same and approved 5th
Feb. 184I, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant to the requi-
sitions of the charter. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so, by applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the office of
John B. Howcott in the town of Canton
where one or more of the commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known.
JOS. J. PUGH,
JOS. COLLINS,
L. M. GARRETT,
w. R. CHAMBERS,
J. H. ROLLINS,
JAMES WILEY,
J. B. HOWCOTT,
Commissioners.
June, 26, 184l. 5-tf
Produce, Groceries &c.
TUST received and for sale by the
u undersigned at
YAZOO CITY,
100 pieces superior Kentucky Bagging,
100 coils Rope,
so bbls Mess Pork,
casks Bacon,
so bbls Whiskey,
40 do New Flour,
: 500 pair Russell Brogans,
A superior lot of Canvassed Hams.
Also: Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Mackeral
: Soap, Candles, Rice, Nails, Powder, Shot
Lead, &c. &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at low prices
H. H. WHITMAN.
N. B. | am also prepared to advance
CASH on Cotton, and have fine new AM
comrpodious Ware Houses, convenient t
The landing, in which o-store.
H. H. w.
Yazoo City, Sept. 18, 1841. l7-4t
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MARsHAL'S SALE.

Yazoo City, Sept. IS, 1841. l7-4t
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Canton, September is, 1871.
Pr fee $40 so. IT'S
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

q WILL expose to public sale, before
- the court house door in the town Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

- t, r,-rrroais alton with moch ptssur, IN seeing
-, -,n rea.8 db shfooded Ia darkness and despair
,t,. ss Information that the la, expiring hope had
washed lefofe ihe houghi Of aflidaviis rushed
RI. t,u.uj. Them with The speed 81 lightning I've
t.,,s to id- house ai Nj Rows IN search OF ailid.-
"a sth,sa ltavi he does not want. Does hot this
t, tsfa sud oul,o1s Ia the ssd Jonasl ] appeal to
81, ,,n.e o. thc community. lsii because he thought
b., ts,,rcnv would have more bearing UPON the poo.
...' Of VAS is because he thought her testimony
,ssA opcis'c differently upon the peupie' Or was !,
t.e,use hcf testimony more 20 suit has personal
,as, Way 90 be not take Mr. Roys aGidayn,,h
., a mad, lie bargain villa SpalIord aud was know
..sioi ae 'arls and time ofts removal
Hgvsyc- pch.srs II would no, give bis commuuica
... e.. .3J a co'oung perhaps 10 would tung iolieh
A. elise doctrines which he has - long preached te
l,a.-sr, worshippcu. perhaps % would reveal th,
.,n 81, s his statements al all events no doubt 10
"a, sas good reasons ior no, obtaining IT, The iacu
,lsars Spsilotd and liawlcys removal wss si,es
!, hs Herald by "Ciizon,' and could state the same
,A fny afidayils to prove the assertions. but
voad be uselessihere IL no need OF rehearsal le
%, Judgment OF ne people decide upon IT, iona. for
atmare says that he has mo morality or religion e
cast or There WAS no need Of his stating that a
r.l lot the statements ~ his commune alton plainl
tod us that
Ana agaiu, he declIes he j. no, in the "bort' des
laed TO the head OF salt River" How absurd tn
o,eaIs ~ No, in the boat 1t is impossible' 70
he has rode IN every boat since Jcfleison's admins
usuon up TO Martin Nan Burens, and seldom was b,
o0uI without ono ,ospafe, so there bare pos
ability Of his getting into shallow water, he could umI
ao lie other boa, and Of. But even in all ,h
boats lie has sailed, Office has attended to cheer II
10 defeats which has been given him Just CON
sensation for the worth he IS 10 his country and to ID
society IN whish he resides In conclusion therefor,
would ony say that II ne continues in the train
,sehood which lie has boldly undertaken, that III
bead Of SAT- R-cr must eventually be his final end.
] am most Respectfully
CITIZEN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

for having withheld from Us her usual share Of
bounties. Aud from all accounts, nearly eve
~ other State of this widely extended and va
riousy producing Union, seems 10 have been
equally favored; while some of them IN the
west have bcen blcst with profusibn. And
the last news from EuDpc show, that the un-
promising weather of July there, which ave
our conscientious -four dealers an excuse for
rising three dollars on the barrel. has since
become fine, and the crops will afford the usu.
al supply for the teeming population of the
old world.
We are reloccd nt all this on MANY &C
counts we are gratlhcd and grateful to know
that the people are TO be well supplied with
the first wants Of life. We are glad to see
the grumblcrs, and all those who are fai,hess
l in the sacred promise of seed time and hnr-
vest, again sgnally rcbuked And, lastly, We
arc glad IN mercy TO the Spectators and mo
nopollsts of provisions, who, as numerous a,
they are becoming among us, and rcspec,
able as they call themselves, coin their none,
out OF the tears Of poverty aud starvation, ano
make IT no less cruelty Or less odously in the
sight ofhcaven than he who takes 1t with pre-
sented pistol on the hghway,--wc are gla,
they will be spared from many damning siI
which would be otherwise commiticd.-Ter
mont Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

.fnoher Report. A report comes from
Cleveland Ohio, by way Of Chatauquc, n.
Y tina, Cap, Knapp, OF the Revenue Cutter
on Lake Erie, found British steamer engag-
ed in taking soundings and surveying the pas
sages TO the harbor Of cleveland. Captain
Knapp hailed the steamer several tines but
receiving no reply, he fred a gun over her
stern and another over her bow, hailing her
after each discharge, but still receiving no
answer. He then sent a ball into her hull,
when he was answercd-not by return shot,
as might have been expected, but by the APP
plication of steam TO her engine, and her i'm.
mediate departure. The British vessel is
armed with Paisham guns, single shot from
which might have blown the cutter sky high.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
TIE CROPS.

Notwithstanding the unusual drought Of the
latter part Of the season, which created much
apprehension, and put the Spectators on the
All rire for while, the crops IA Vermont, TAX
ing all kind, OF produce, will turn out fair
and full average The hay crop has been
more abundant thgn usual. Oats and Indian
corn will afford foil an ordinary YIcld,-Whcat
and Rye will fall but litlle, # any below II ;
and even potatoes which have doubtless suf-
iercd the most from the dry weather, are turn
ing out for general thing 20 much better
than was expected, that the deficiency will
scarcely be felt.
Upon the whole, therefore, We shall have 10
reason 70 complain Of Mother Earth, this yssr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

TRosposr vs.. Britt. The Lafayette Lou.
isiana) Chronicle, in cnumefating the various
definitions given 90 the word gentleman" re.
latos the following anecdotes:
AN intoxicated trombone player was re-
turning from country tall, and while cross
ing field he was aecosted by a believing
bull. VIVA, with the darkness in the eyes of
q man who could not have seen straight had
il been daylight. the trombone player msiook
The bull for brother musician. and tho bel
low for defiance 10 n trial IL skill Possess
ed with this idea, he gave blast on his in
s,rument that made the "welkIn ring" The
bull taking this as challenge from some 9th
er bull, advanced towards tho trombone play
or, and beloved with greater energy. You'll
have Ia blow-hic-- blow louder than that
mv-hc--iny fine fellow" SAID the music ian
whcreupon he proppcd himself aea'ns, a stonc
wall ana gave another blast. The enraged
bull, without more ado, interrupted the strain
10y attacking the trombone player IN the rear
and throwing him over the wall. "Therc,
he CALCULATED, as he slowly regained his legs
'you-hic-moy be a musician, but by go'I
you're no genfiemdnr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

FLORIDA. We have later dates from Flor
ida by the way Of Savannah. A good portion
of Hospltaka's band had come in at Tampa,
but Wild Cat, who had been sent 10 Tiger
Tails camp, to induce hm to come in. had re-
turned with no very great success, Tiger Tail
refusing at present to give up. His brother,
who was sent for by express from Arkansas, IT
was thought, might induce him TO emigrate to
the promised land, instead Of his present hunt
ing ground.
Lieut.. T.. NJ Thayer, Of the 2nd Regiment
Of Dragons, killed himself at Platka, on the
l7th ult. He was found seated IN a chair, and
had apparently shot himself by placing the
muzzle Of his carbIne to his head and dlscharg-
ing it by bringing the trigger in contact with
his foot The only cause that can be given /:
a sudden alienation of reason.-.N y. inner
icga.
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Woodstock, Sept q, 1871.

Woodstock, Sept 81, 1871.
Dear Sir,--Wc wish you to procure the in
seriion of the following notice in some public
paper in your vicinity; likewise that you
would name the subject it 10 such Physicians
as you may chance to meet.
Medical.
We the subscribers, having been appointed
a committee for the purpose, have correspon-
Died with Physicians in different parts Of the
state on the subject Of resussit ating md reor-
ganzing the various county Medical Societies,
and State Medical Society And by request
Of the Windsor County Medical Society and
the advice Of physicians whom we have con-
suited, we respectfully request the several
Physicians of the State to meet in Convention
at Montpelier, on Friday the 18th of October
next, for the purpose of taking into consdcra-
lion the above named subject.
JOHN BURNELL,
MOSES COBB,
WILLARD BOWMAN.
To Prof JOSEPH PERKINS,
Castleton, VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
PROSPECTS AT WASHINGTON.

We find the following Extract Of a Letter
IRON Washington ~ the Baltimore Amcrio an:
Amidst the gloom which al one moment
threatened the dissolution Of the Whig party.
At IS gratifying TO know tina, brighter prospects
now arise.
am persuaded that we arc vet TO realize
all the results anticipated from the glorious
revolution accomplished by twelve years per-
severance against the mlsiule OF des potlsni
aud dclusion of a majority Of the Republic
The President admits that there is virtual
dissolution OF the Union, for all commercial
purposes, while exchanges are from ono TO
ten per cent between the States composing
the ConSdcracy, and his mind is anxiouslY
devoted TO apply the corrective IN any mode
consistent with his constitutional scruples.
The threatened outbreak on our borders,
evidence the Importance OF Mr. Webster's be
ing retained IN the Cabinet The confidence
reposcd IN his wise, ludicious and polite
course, is manifested by the recent debate.
| ~ the British Parliament. If any man car
/ avert the horrors of war between two Of tho
mos, enlightened nations, bound together b,
kindred sympaihles and Identical interests
Daniel Webster is the man. He also can anc
will successfully aid in devlsing a system o
finance, which shall realize the anticipation
first conceived by the triumphant success o
the Mig party, in confidng the destnies o
a Nation TO Wing Congress and a Whil
President. Let us not not despair OF the Re
public--aIl may yet be well.
1t is understood that the Prince de Joinvill
is specially charged TO convey the congratula
tons of the King of the French to the Prcsl
dent on his accession TO that station. TIL
Prince will be received and entertained wit
all the honors due To his rank and worth
Although Gen. Clnch of Florida, and
c. Verplank, Of New-York, are talked Of a
prominent for the War Department. nothin
is or will be known until ii is ascertaned tina
the nominee accepts.
In my opinion, this vacancy in the Cabnc
will be filled from the State of New York wit
great proprety, as none of her sons now occr
by prominent stations.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

.laotser Seizure. Letters were received in
this city on Friday, from the American Consul
at ST. Helena, which stated that the brig Ci-
pher, late of this port, had been seized by the
British on the coast of Africa. The Cipher
left Salem in command of Capt. Dayley. She
was sold at Cabena, Africa, tc the Portuguese,
for the sum of $500, and on the lth of Ju-
ly was taken possession of by the British brig
Persian on charges of being intended and fit
ting up for the slave trade. Suits were insii-
tuted and the brig was condemned by Court
of Admiralty. Register,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

How calling 1t must be TO the wings to re-
fleet that President Tyler and all the new
members Of his Cabinet were once Jackson
men.'-[N II. Gaz.
And how pleasant II must be for the Locos
to rccollect that the Jackson party was SO in
formally corrupt that its most influential mem.
bcrs left ii in disgust and joined the wings in
body TClaremont Eagle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

Gov. CAss. The Providence Journal thus
happily describes sort of l-would and-I-
couldnot' letter of Gov. C1ss, recently pub
lished:
Cor. Cdss, who was nominated for President
of the United States, by meeting held at
Philadelphia, last summer, during the nolnn-
atng mania, when a new candidate was pre-
scnted weekly, has written reply TO the com
mttee which was appointed to inform him of
his nomination. He dwels very largely upon
the trials which candidate for that high Of
fee must 90 through, and of the heavy sacr-
fees which he must make in accepting the
nomination, but being full Of patriotism, and
willing to do almost any thing for his country
he will not decline the nomination Of Ma
tional Conventional he can get it.
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MARRIED.

In this village on the 2s,h uh by Rev c. f. Hewes,
Of Clarendon, Mr. Hsnnabal Smith of Clarendon, to
Miss Lucy Ann S. Warner OF this village. lrhe
al fee acknowledged
In Plymouth, on the 2sih ult. by Rev. Baxter Bur
roues MIR William Stewart, formerly Of Salisbury Ct,
TO Miss Carssa Pollard daughter Of Moses Pollard,
Esq, Of Plymouth. In passing round the Cake the
Printer was not forgotten
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
NEW GOODS.
JAMES HARRIET, Jr


received. his chetp store" great fa'tstJ OF
GOODS adapted /" the present and coming season.
which he will sell very low lof ready pay short approved
credit, To VII:
Blue, black brown olive invisible green dala and mrt
Boadciohsi cassmer-s and sne' pilot aud he'sef oohs
English and French alptcca cAmbeiern Indanss
plan and figured moussne lie ktns; s1ly aud S1touy de-
lanes; satin, velvet valeocis and "" Vcsinisl rich st
sha~s ednboto ~or.,cd aud d.; sik and ~n'trd
fringe M sha~ls and cniks muhlu r0fd- Apd bottoms aud
other Ispis trimming, rpiton. ~ntti and 'is ho-sty
gloves all kinds from Is To ~. pan r""H ~"sied snd
India rubber braces ch sod bonnet fhhubf ram
brcs caiooe variety snd very cheap PHfhHhsi red
and white H,onels, o"tt"n DO shell combs r'n elcos We.
totIs tobes linens, drihnps co"n sk pop"." nod ~"s-d
bechefs ch blart sb dpi rcF h batk anl co"f"d
silks Tor dresse, indA ub~ uri cloth and tgr oHs
from % S6I fur hl''; SI'e srf BOX uusbsi az ~
~addngi shutt0p'; bed t'seg.i st .ni cotton royets
thi'sd md muck in 'oef itfrt a lf batpuT I'D shoes
and sips; ladies travelling hast''s. sc. So
The above good, have c,r collected v chte b'icrr ID. sd
vance which vii taxi. place onrsqn"nc. Of n pr
Geo, duties 10 lie LEVIED ull .uts Of GOODS Please call
, and sIsnIinr.
I Rniland Oct I lR4l 4D-f2
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Iron, Steel, &c.

Iron, Steel, &c.
English bars u by 81, 1851 aud 3iby Ia. 5 =
S~ rides ' 3; Jy Sc aud TX
Russia r l. Iron
Baud and Hoop do.
Square and round do from Sc to 10 inches,
Hsrse Shoe aud Nail Rod do.
Scroll and Silt do. assorted si,es
Sahderson's and Nay lprs Cast Steel.
American. Spring and Grfman do.
etr.l Hated Sleigh snd Gutter Shoes
Silver pisrd and Brass Carriage Dasb-s Lamps Bands
Coach lace, Scanning, Pssns ana TUns Fo' sale ty
LEFFlAGNELL
West Poalin.y, Oct /, 1871 40-i2
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We have been favored with an extract of a
letter dated


Key Vest, Sept IA, lS4l.
News reached here from Havana, by a
smack, few days ago, that very respecta-
bic body of the citizens of the island of Cuba
called on the Governor with a remonstrance
against the British Governments interfering
with their slave trade, and soliciting his inter
ccsson with his Government TO put stop to
it; at the same time informing the Governor
that should the Spanish government refuse or
neglect to comply with their request, they
would set aside their allegiance TO Spain
The truth of this is doubted but if true, the
consequences may he serlous.-Jour Of Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

Death Of Lord Sydenham. We learn by a friend
direct from Sansead that Lord Sydenhsm, Govern.
or Of Canada, died on Tuesday last, from wounds re.
ceived by fall from his horse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
HENRY HALL, Rsg,rsr

STATE or SEkMoNr' ~, = II ,smeno.'sa 'h',
held Al Rutland within aud fDf said stnet the tfst
MondaJ, bel the Alb osy - Oct 4 - "a
frr,.ui. Wa hhll Jadgs
lshAm White, sole sSreutpf ~ the last val and ssta
Ioeni Of Coolidge " bite ai~ oi WAHgfdin ssd distinct,
d~erassd. ptopo-ng 10 frndsf sceoIDt u hs Edmn
isusuon uPoa the estate 4 sad drcras"d.
IL 10 0fdrf.d that Sad h~ r-ieusl for sia-
mtnstiDp snd allowance 81 Tho h''t spndsY. being the
bfs day Of Nov bsrE nd th.i se"py 81 ,hs oder be
publsbrd three ss.k- speess-iStiy i's""s ts''io N
tho Roland Herald nrwspsrf a'n~i % sod Holland.
that ali concerned ma. ppsr ana nifci 10 the sane n
they s-s esusc ia, CO.'S .' .-..ff
4O-42 UINti NALL. R-g.i-r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
DIED,

In this town, Sept. lOh, Mr., Ebenezer Mu.sey,
sged7 II.
In Clarendon. Aug. Both, Mrs. Polly vile Of Silas
W. Hodges Esq, aged 81.
At the residence OF ). ". Hodges Esq. IN Clarsn-
dom Sept. ~, benjamin Robert, Esq Of Manchester,
aged %,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

One Cent Reward aud no Charges paid.
UNAWAY from the subscriber ndehted boy b' tho
IL Name uf Nehemiah Bto~n. lie has left 10y enploy
without my pro,oca,Ian thu. 10 fbd all
habong trusting him Account al shall d-bis
hs contracting after this date JOSEPH IRISH
Walhnefotd 18th of Smo, 1871. 4D-t
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Great Bargain.

, y,uags LII "a Acdstosa yhss. IT. s.l-, contain
a ink zoe sen, II land god To- sofy hoa.r, small
b.fn snd -yJcsn.d, sncL -. sgbscrSrf al ssA 81 .
yt..i tstyaia The bog.s sell calculated iSF tss hat
80 bu.,....s Of .4aAklnz IL. la fsIth.r hiStlas
- 80 en- as sc BRuCL
90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

STATE OF VERMONT 'f1E II frmb.rsd that
D,su,et Of Rut.od, - special probate. CONT
held al Rutland HIN and for said ds,F.t the 20lh
day u Sept. A. ID leii.
Present WIN Hal :. Judge.
Solomon Havsbs, rrecn,1r oi the al NIL and Tesla
OF Jonathan " shs late Of jar-bdOr, u sid ds-
et dseeased pro2Os-s to tender srcoGpt OF he admin
stfson upon said estsi. II odied that sad
De referred or rsnd allowance the hft Mon
DAY being the ls 81 Nov and that cory Of this
order he publ ,h-d three ~rrts y The Rutland
Herald prryiul. sad Monday that al concerned uay bp
pc" and object thereto # hsy cAuss true eoPy u
Record
N-4l HENRY HALL, Re- custer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

Select sch uol.
,uNr FsIl Term School 30 the village ~ wal
4 hngiord will Monday, lIth of October,
under the direction Of
E.C.S MILLER, \. ".
The Terms Of Attendance pr quirtc Of IL weeks, viii
be iolo~..-
For common Eneiph Studies, $500
Higher branches Of T. y, $50
Classical Languages 400
lacdrutal erp-nses will not exceed 80
Particular attention viii be To those whose studss
msy he preparatory 10 teaching -.
pat,ieulsly desired that iFas possible scholar, viii
b~ present al the emrut nj the term P-@1t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
NEW GOODS.
VI. q. Laugdon 4 Go

lAyE fsesysas very igs sud fresh stuck Of oeoDs
IL sds pied To the Pres-ni sBd coming s"ssp" Thy
w bs sold pflers ow enough 20 satsiy ne 'I2"e'lons
Vi any reasonable psfsoH 30 Casiisl1H Oct 4, lrii.