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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30
SELECTED MISCELLANY.
TIE SOFT ANSWER.

By T. 8. ARTHUR.
"IlI give him law to his hearts con-
tent, the scoundrcI,' said Mr.. Singleton,
walking backwards and forwards in state
vi angry excitement
Don't call arsh names, Mr.. Single
lon," sad lawyer Truema0, looking up
from The mass Of papers before him, and
smiling in a quiet, benevolent way that
Was peculiar to him.
" Every man should BE- known by his
true name, Williams is scoundrcI and SO
he ought u be callcd!" responded the eli
cnt with increased warmth.
did you ever do reasonable thing in
your life when you were angry" asked
Mr.. Truman, whose ago and respectable
lty gave him the license to speak thus free
Iy to bis young friend for whom he was
cndcoyorng 10 arrange some business dit
icu!ty with a former partner
- cant say that ever d,I, Mr.. True
man But now | have good reason for be-
ing angry; md the language use in rcfc-
renee to Williams is bit nc expression OF
a sober and rational conviction" replied
Singleton a little more calmly.
did you pronounce him a scoundrcl
before YOU received his reply to your last
letter." asked Mr.. Trucman.
mo, did not. But that letter con-
Grmcd my previously formed impressions
Of his character.
81 But cannot find in that c,tor any
evidence proving your late p2rtacr to BE-
a dishonest mamie viii not agree to your
proposed mode Of settlement, because he
Go~s not sec it 20 be the mostpropcr way"
lie won't agree to it, because it IS an
honeat and oqo..able method OF settlement
that is ali! He wants 10 oTerr,ach me and
IS determined TO do SO II he caA'] respond
CD Mr., Singleton sun eI',t'G' :. =,
mere YOU are "'cid'o,y wrong, Sa'1
the In"cr' "4ou have both allowed your
selves 70 become anSfy'a0I are ooth 41r12-
''nao.o' a"1'l h'u5t speak P'ainiy'I'A'NN
You most ''Fe"S"n'"'e !" me present case :
'"o '"S men en-. can never s.'''a ao} business .
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30
From The New Gene.eC 10 mor
CAUSE OF The "DtCAX OF EUTA BA-
GAS -

MEssRs. BATEHAu & T'no"As- / sec in.
your paper Of January, an inquiry made
by SiIas Pratt. of Chill, as 10 tho cause Of
his Ruta Bagas rotting.
| have, the last fourteen years, cu'tiva-
ted both the sugag beet and ruta boca, raj
sing from 1000 TO 5000 bushels for nv
cows. lhaYe almost invariably found that
aeh3a / sotocd early NV roots were more or
less rotted. In 1880 lost most Of my
crop from that cause, having sowcd the
seed as early as the first Of June. TIE last
season | soGed from the 18th to the goth.
| had scorcelya defective one. have always
observed that these which are sowed early
grow very rapidly at first, bat are general
ly checked in their growth By the heat end
drought, of Juiy,in which state they re,nain-
cd until the fall rains set in, when, from 80
great a change from drought to excessive
moisture. the roots crack open, rot, and
disappoint The expectations Of the farmer.
Should these suggestions prove Of sery!c1
to Mr. Pratt, or any others Who have net
with a similar disappointment, it viii give
pleasure to a NEW SUBSCRIBER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30

Newly Manufactured CIoth.-The Lon
don Correspondent Of the Boston Post thus
notice the manufacture Of a species Of cloth
that is calculated TO make aew era in
articles Of wearing apparel:
Il Talua6le Patent About six months
ago, wGs introduced to an American, who
visited this country for the purpose Of Sc
curing a valuable patent for a new method
OF manufacturing woIen cloth. | exam
lned numerous specimens Of the cloth, all
of which appeared very well, and possessed
import ant Improvements over the English
broadcloth and cashmere; but az | knew
little about the article, did not make any
mention Of it at that time, for however
sanguno an inventor o! any new invention
may be, or however strongly convinced
The discoverer Of any new theory or sys-
tenn may be, that it is superior 10 all 9th
ers, the public do not always find it to be
such. AS this woolen cloth is now offered
for sale, and as several Of the large Lon
don houses lave b""::"haS@d Hundreds Of
Pelces for the purpose Of Introducing it
| am justified in calling attention TO it.
Tie Colonial Gazette thus noticed the pa
tent several months since. - Mr. Wells
has invented a machine, and has discovered
a process by which wolen cloth of every
sort is produced at less than n fourth part
OF the cost hitherto usual. Tho material
is not woven but compressed. Two ur-
chlns, with tho mnchine, can turn out one
hundred yards of the broadcloh in twelve
hours; and where twenty-four shiIIings
were demanded per gard, six shliijngs al
tords the new manufacturers abundant re-
enumeration. We have inspected md hand
led, as roughly rs we liked, specimens of
every variety, from the finest scarlet cloth
for officers uniform, down 10 blankets and
carpets, and we certainly could not, either
by sight or touch, distinguish them from
corresponding pcices made in the cid ia
shion.
This new cloth is likely to create a great
revolution among the manufacturers, for
already they discover that it is something
more than a mere bubble Of an hour.-I he
Austrian Government has purchased the
right to mauufacturc in Austria, and sew.
raj other rights 10 manufacture il in Eng-
land and France have also been purchased
There are four or five large mills now in
operation IN this country, which turn ont
daily several hundred peices OF the cloth
OF various qualities. Soon the markets
here viii be filled with it. and no doubt
large quantity viii be sold in the {. States
rs Mr.. Wells who is a New Yorker, in
formed me that as soon "a he had compile
ted all his arrangements for supplying the
European markets he should establish Sc
veral large factories in America Mr..
Wells has worn frock coat made Of this
new cloth almost every day during the last
six months, and it is an elegant garment
even now-tnc materials being compressed
there is no thread in it, and the nap has
the same smooth glossy appearance as
when first looked at it, The chc3pncss
durability and beautiful appearance o. this
new w o,oln' =. must nt give It deeldsJ advao-
met with great favor from '',e mostcv.
sive dealers il clothes, j.. London Gu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30

In the reign Of Charles .bg First, the
mayor Of Norwich ac' ,,;l,, sor, 81 g.. 'a7
prison for saying nat The Prince If Wa ;.
was born with ut shirt 70 b;s han,, "''
fr:de Z hard master. DR.. Franklin
oos, fTeS that It ls as loud a beggar as want.
Ind great deal more saucy. Pone saws i
steps IN where Wit fails, ans rule, weak
heals vita strongest bias
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30

mounted on his ouId haste AK the Wildly
Hogan astrIde the COW, wild all The boys iv
MuiInavat a rinnin' after thin for the bnge
life. Fat an be jaibers bat the biting
rim high that time 'Twnty to one on the
Wildly Done siz the praisht. III
wager yces lin month ould pig agin a
couple iv murphies on the horse Sed Bar.
ney Moloney. 'Done,' siz Pat Mcclure.
Name time away they whit amidst the
shouts iv the boys. Och, whack go it
y Idly Don't be bate by COW, Larry
an so soon, till the COW, catching a sight
" the horse passing her, for the ould crea-
thur had his lame leg CREASED an but in
other, and whit shmar') shtuck her tail In
the air an med at him full tilt, an he, him
blow that sint him an Larry, one be 9TH
er, nate and comfortable on the grass,
Wills! the Wildly KEEP on till the end iv the
coorse, an thin KEN shport. The BOYS
piIted the ould horse wild turf, an Harry
pllted it back thin, an wild that they piled
one another till it was all, PhliIoo.. Tar
rinages Shtand clare. Away whit turf,
an murphles, an shiIelahs; off whit hose,
an bang whit shjlelahs on the bids, an
maihurs whit to a great height whin the
girls nteriared: the ould piper shtarted
jig, an from fghtin' they all whit TO d. n
cln.' The boys brooched barrel iv wills
key, and q natter shindy niver occurred IN
MulinaYat from the time iv Mcthuse,uA
to this day; and tho Wildly livery year, i'm
medlately afther the Limerick races, kapcs
tip ;he anniversary IL the orld coac.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30
From the Western Farmer and Gardener.
TO L II Il l. A d l. s.

OF heir sweet gardening labor than sufficed
To recommend cool zephyr, and make ease
fio7e easy, wholesome thirst aud appetite
More grateful. - IILToS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30

in all cases. You blame Mr.. Williams for
writing you an angry letter, and are indig-
noat at certain expressions contained there
il. Now, is it any more right, for you
TO write an angry letter, with cutting cpl
lhetS, than il IS for him!"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
Fire Insurance Notice.
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

To village Subscribers s2-by mail 81, S175 s5,aas'
Individuals aud companies Who take their pspcs o. -
once Sl7o or 81 80 10 advance. Compasie, slasc 80
the same
10 those supplied by south western psst rider o,
thef door, Sz--eomPaaies asd individuals hU0g ~ 90
foO'e sI1 with Deductions bo.h Of 20 otnts -
IN advance ia each
NO '0o'e"P'on will Be- tskea Tor lees ilan si nen'
NO paper will be di'eontnDsd onti sue4rrc, ere 4"
- the Publishers choose 10 o. 3d.
AbrfHTisise 90 the usual liberal terms As e' 4'
large and general tbroVsbou, the county merchant re
ps, masters. aAd all others having occst1a - t't
~" hna = 10 their sffsuiags 10 fssof 10 ths pspcf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
II EALTH AND STRENGTH a.
Il u Richardson's sherry Wine u


the only sure ,cGcdy for dyspepsia And iAups....
ever been discovefcd--and lhsit general u,r ~ ~
with rccnmns ndatons from the ri,o.i t,,ncr, =, n
teal faculty. aud editorial notices from ,hc n
ing Post, RSs,on Daily Mail, Plymouth Mem.
kcAr Representative, BarnSiahlr Parrot -. n
iisvefhill Gazette, n H., Dover Gassttr \ A an
Star, ". Lincoln Telegraph, Me New VI
Signal, nc must assure the afflicted thai ill., w
wonderful merit. IVY -
They give lite, elasticity and viror TO the ,,..
mote The pefstaltic action, cleanse the st,n,sth .
els ffcm unhealthy accumuations and pufifr s,i n
the blood IN the most thorough and cilectusl ,,,,
They are the most certain remedy fct all tb.
lcni diseases eaued dyspcria, laundcc, liver Com,
heartburn, dizziness, headache wandering or .,i,!
sinking isnIness, loss Of appetite weaknes, or,.
nervous debility, costIvcness, pJlcs, aud all disc.
ed by an unhealthy state Of the stomach and lov
They arc the unrvallrd and eilcar lous conn R
r,rui"r Physician, and graduate of the Ncv a.
Medical College, who has made the STUDY Of pr.
profession.
Being composed entirely Of vegetables the, ADJ. .
a naiIre that they may be taken tor any length al
inrald' OF any age without inJufng the 81 Stem on,
ing It 10 take cold.
BrwARE OF PrpLrRs! The genuine article .,.
obtained Of them on any pre,encc whatever In,
poy them nor allow them to sell NV mrdcip,, A,
ntters pu, up in phials and small round bottle. a.,
ma 10 he mine, are rank countefirits ~
As some are base enough to fll the cmtt, b,,i,..
their stuh, and thus deceive the unwary and ,,c, 1
attempted an imitation OF my Bttcts ~ pnpct,. he +
OF whom you purchase
In consequence Of these attempts at iinpnstios
been al great expense in having new directions ana
pers, and in future the Btcrs IN papets will be s
in different style. See that the rnvc lopr has nm
name in iull "-ntered according 10 the act of Conc,
the year 1910, by $. q Richardson. 81 u in IN.
office of the dIstric, court of Massachusci'," and
other side, established In SOS, at South Rcadn, g..
OF .Mddlesex, Massachusetts" The border aIogyI
inside directions, (Which printed white l.u, w
is so curiously engraved that the words "Dr $ O MI
ardson Sherry Wine Buters, present thems.ye \,
thousand different forms As copy right has been -,.
ed me, all infrngements will be- severely dealt with
ding to law. The bottles nearly ready To he lou.
the same style.
All Biicrs prepared by have fac. s,milr ofmv 4,
nature on the outer envelope To counterfeit which
gerry. AZ you value health. be- careful
Oders from agents, merchants, traders drurc,,
pothecaries and dealers in medicines will be puoc'
attended to, and sent to any part OF the county, a.
packed IN boxes liberal discount will Le made On 3,
For sale wholesale and retail nj the Doctors OGc,
Hanover Street, Boston, and in mos, towns hrou,br
the New England States Price 20 cents per bottle
cents per paper. IG-3Ceovcn
For sale by James Barrett j
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Citizens of Yer ont.

order To SECURE 20 you the true BEAsDREIH VIsErA
HLr UsvsnsAL PiIIs, the sale of them your State
~ be conducted IN the folio ing But irsy
cling Agent, Mr. JOHN 10. LANGLEY, will visit The
,tae hose AuhcT, 10 act for me will be
by hs producing numerous ceriihcates signed with
pen by me, with my family arms embossed the paper
and finely executed view OF my manuisotnry IN New
fork State engraved thereon. Local enls by
this, need be imposed upon by Pedls Every ocs
sgsn furnished with The Reue nrnPn- will have one OF
tboss sofsms nisoned Cerheses put up hs Oh
serve thsi II 10 sgDsd pen b. BRASDRETH, ~
ID and that family arms are embossed oa paper
See haf he date he'eof 10 eRgrared
No Certificate 10 any ggIrsnlee that the holder sells
genpns Pills sier one year from the engraved date
thereof
Purchasers BY Observing this need never b. imposed
upon By local travelling Traders no have no more
principle lhan 10 deal 10 eoonlsre Il medicine. See
the eadina on the aide Of the box and forget
ssk iorths certificate Of Agency
The iore niioaed usyelsg agent will make FREQ se nj
calls upon local sgsnisTRshnR the from time To ,in.s
with supplies Of The GsaHiae BraadreAs Pts,ftan my
principal Ns~ England obss, 10 Hanover Street, Bos
ton.
No pills s,il Ia sid from 10 retail "a ysr n DO,
10 the Laesl Ageuit Oh feiofs, should otss ing
rtsse of sgsney. poirEs 10 have The genuine Brsu
drctb Pis, believe them bot. Doe word usfseker.
Ia eOsasfles 81 Iay Pills, 4 tsts4nse 10 "a pace
and prosecute ell iarngmstis upoa my jusI rights
lot Of Iay local sg~ns NsrD0ni, s " psLiished
in mast Of the Psprrs PLATED 10 the state.
ferehssers, boy Of ,hoss sgehts only, and you Will
| soie iRDos-iioa.
lfthe gensiar medicine 10 ohtsned there 10 no doubt
81 s rfssag perfect spiisfse,ion sbd all who
esfsfVi 10 By the .eoss etrcetons there hule
csagsE b., ihsy ~,n obtain
IN al sise' q s'eks., ihs s'ess serst have
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

WILLIAM II ALL

lNONTINUEs carrying the Saddle, Harness and Trunk
~ making business in all its various branches. e has
recently purchased large stock Of Eastern leather
mings Of the first quality lie has hand ready made
s's"r,ment of work such silver plated brass plated black
Japan and poed maleaoe Double Harnesses single wrggoD
Msningssi travelling and common Trunks Yslises sad al.
all kinds Of work usually called for which will sold
liberal eed, and reduced prices how be purchss
ed ia the state Of the quality Most kinds Of produce
received payment efons wishing purchase requested
To call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland aJth Dec i8i0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition


Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue pper which
is label signed by Sampson Reed NoSg OTHER CAN RE
sESUISE.
GJ'The outside yellow label will have on after Dec
1889 addition to that Of Sampson Reed the signature
HIM. John Cutler, one Of his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam
been the cause OF attemp to introduce
by partially assuming the of the genuine are
TO mislead and deceive the public Among mixtures are
,he American Pulmonary Balsam Vegetable Pulmonary Bal,
samic Syrup Pulmonary Bsam. Cartes Compound Pulmo-
nary Basam, and others Purchasers should the
true article by its whole name The Vegetable Puimon aru
Badn and see that has the marks and gen
une
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary BAL
% Ono More Counterfeit besides the American Puinona
ry Baisam, and Others ADORE alluded to AN attempt has
been made to deceive The public by spurious mixture
vegetable Pulmonary Baam sometimes signed Samuel Lee
said to lie prepared by unprincpled r. Bangor Me
The ne written in way resemble the genuine sigma
tue and is base attempt deceive the public avoid the
punishment that awals actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING g. CUTLER, (late Lowe &
Reed Wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
stns No 81 Chatham Street Boston, and by Druggists and
country merchants generally New England 10 the pn
cipa places throughout the United States and British Proyn
ces. Price 50 cents.
Sold in Rutland by DANIELS g. BELL lily
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Lead A uueducts.

vHE subscriber continues the manufacture of Lead Pipe
of superior quality, Of all sizes from half nch
an half at his shop in Rutland MIL Village; also metal
ic composition pumps, excellent article, known, in
point OF nestaess and utility TO he equal any
All orders ia his line OF hnsucss will be promptly
ed to- and pipe in any quantities furnished sho notice
Wn. w WHITNEY
RIfl nd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
UiLLLiu WRfGHTS
In dian Purgative Pills,

= I@HtUtty fgtFUUft,
Manufactured under the imeoise supsrintcpdspce Of
William Wright, Vice President OF the
North ftasri,an College Of Health.
for the treatment and Of diseases in the form Of
ID lions and nervous levers measles small pox psus in
the stomach, back and side consumption, dropsy
cancel splitting Of blood, sck head ache, stsm d.
nrhna eysrnieryt COLES dyspepsia palpiiaton Of the
heart, ulcers add sores Of every kind. &c DC.
For sale nv JAMES EVERSON, Rutland; s w. Leon.
ard, WallinPord. l.spbsm, Vail 81 Co, South wslIng
ford A Il Vail 81 Co, Dandy Aft
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Snrins and Summer Fashions.

lk sp5seuser has jast received the lAes, New York
l. RsPotis OF FAshio1s Shich decidedly very ele
Fsni hr ~ also receive ans London, and American in
fsshions qaAflriy scaeT e there sany change made
them. HIS ~ofk shall be IN the best and
sst style He long experience excellent practice, and
study, ga the of eating aueh, hin, invent
sfoe BY shioh he with Judgment 81 man Of sny
SHAPE % @Sey II can be applied INSTANTLY TO the pat,
presc at coming fashions, with accuracy Those Who
have nonsy elosh somou to iose, would do we'll
10 cali and "a thcsn elys.
Csng done the shortest notice and warranted 10 ct
nptopsfiF made ~. also fiiee and marked
8 Those living ttA distance, on the stage post
roaiss, sy d.ad sPon hsving thssr work them
BY The time IA promised, free ~ srPeass.
JAS. MeKEAN.
Csstlsioa, May 30. ls4l. 2o-u
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' Caution TO the Public.

| WILLARD HAYWARD, give notice that, wherea,
IRA i'AHdon, town pauper, whose setviers were oil.
egsied 10 nc until the oh Of March, 1e42 and whereas
SAID ha'don refuses 10 perform the services naturally
and a~fuiy required Of him, this s caution all persons
against othr en,ieing him from my service - in any
manner employing him. the said llandon as shall de-
mand he wages Of whoever may hereafter employ him IN
al the eKPfAuon Of the full Of serycs due me from
hun WILLARD uAYWARn
shrewsbury June 10th, lo4l. 24-6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

that NJ Mcas rcgnire. oh ps,ieais m 70 he Ps,ss
s In sskirx the Life Mcicn.s strictly 10 sccodsuce VIII We
vxt,es. n ~ not ~spupet snything that Ne
tself To- their favor that he himself o ssy 70 su
h.cs, that he kcrcs 10 ssa credit h"s'cne ny me fe'o"'
Of fss trtsi.
MoffAT-s MEDICAL MANUAL, detgned - aomesie
sa,se 20 health This lntle pamphlet edited by W. MeH
sT5 uaawa, has been psbshed Cor the purpose 81 ei
psaine more fully Mr. Mn theory cf diseases, add VII he
how'd highly interesting TO Pcscns SEEKING health es"
uton Diseases the thereof fnce - s
zoe sale By Mofats aeeals generally, 49,.
The.c valuable medicines are fcf sale by BURI MAsoN,
Acct. r., ana ronatv 7-Iy
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NoFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI.

A'-.- clnes.--Ihcse medicines are Indebted
for their name To their manifest and sensible purify
ing the springs and channels OF life and endung them wit
renewed toue sndvgor In many hundreds certified case.
to which the human frame Liable the happy e.c
OF Moafs LIE Pills and Ph9niI Biers been grateful
y and publicly acknowledged by the benefit
who were previously unacquaned with the beautifully pho-
soPhca principles upon which they compounded up
on which they consequently
The LIFE MEDICINES reoomu,sn nd IN disease,
Il evey form add description Their frat 10 tn loos.
fom the OF the stomach and
rites and orudtes ssng and To re.
the hardened Lees which collect the
the smaller niesne, O'her medicines only partially cleanse
ihese and leave such collected bhnd produce
hsbasl eostiseness with I'll Of esls snd1en DIR.
hra. VITA ts emiaeB dangers THIS fact well known TO
all regular anatoHsts no the bowels ahet
death; and hence the peJudce of those informed men a.
gsih quack medeInesOF medicines prepared and hesdsd
10 the public by The
Life med cleanse the kdse,s aud the sdder by
The the liver add the lungs the beathiui action
which sntTey depends the eggary Of
The bood whleh takes agenoy Of
the liver snd the legs bsofe the heart bong
thus puFhrd By thrn and noashsd D, fond coming from
osaa asrh freely thr"ush the every
par q the ss,eh'. asd funphsuy the
teAhh tie b.-fhF cseek
M"at. yess'abs LIE Medicines have betn orosghy test.
. pronounced remedy for Dyspepsa Fain-
isse3 fpauSa fhc asAit L0s Of Apgt,i. Heat Bgrn
lHa - rei.tsurss ~ Eempsf AnIciy Lasgaor ssd
Gravel, WORMS Asthus ssd Consumption seuuey Ueers
add nsetefaie tcofbue and bad
sfspse eonpsiois saioS cloudy and other dssgreesbe
eoDPesshs sa khesm, EuBtP~iss Gods ssd Ia
nsenEa snd ssroat other eopsnts ~hich st The human
fraSs IL Fever and AgUe psrcsisly the Le Medicines
have bees esBRssty sOeoessg much the
fs'st isd Agss districts Physess' 'inos sHiEsfsaly pre-
r-rsbs then
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REL COOK

M hus subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
~ ff0eas Count for the district Of Rutland com.
'sione's 20 receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
oeH1ttHs ~ all PERSONS against the estate Of
ALLEN PARMETER,
hts p iih6eld In SAID district deceased repre..nteS in
lna also III claims and demands exhibited offset
thereto and months from the 10Th dsy of Nav sa helms
oEed by I'd couti Tor that purpose do
by give notice that viii attend to The business of our
SAID spposf imen al the lnn OF NJ Field IN brandon
on The hf.i "Wednesday Of Jay, and At the nous.
az isaiah fsfnecr IN Fis6sd the first "Wednesday Of
august, IA from 10 O'Clock, y to O'Clock r. H. on
eseh q said days
b PA GiiS sowE commi..'n.
fusdelj, June I, lSiI. a4-m
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n oti c G.

Mott &C.
NOR sae ~ the ssbsebers 20 bs.hsls Western Tims-
l. lhy SEED Alsa 9sAaltly ei krsa qaaHy Nova SEQ
us Flssast Also fsisbsahs inpro,sd Posshs soP~ri-
ofarisek. A a J. c. ALLEN.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

STAT OF VERMONT IDE !, rem. mbered ,ba, I.
ha Rnt.nd within and for said dIsfrc, the til dsy
Of June, A. ID. IS4I.
Present VIM Hail. Judge.
hsw Anderson, late Of Ira a said District deceased
tes'as proposing 10 render account Of his
ton upon said estate
IL IL ordered that thr examns and ALLOW spce of said
sceonpt be referred TO the fir Monday being the 9Th
Gay OF july next and that copy OF this order published
~ The Rutland Herald, printed said Rutland thrr.
weeks soeeess,ey previously thereto th all conce rped
may appear and object to the IL they see cause A
uO- copy Of Record.
@-% HENRY HALL, Register.