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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

historical and statistical account II the towns,
down 70 the pfvscm ums. To some Of these
he has re- eived satisfactory answers. bot 10
fsr the greater part. no answers have been re-
turned AuHious that ii, the towns should he
iuly and correctly described, lac takes this
method 10 inviic attention io the subject. and
N case the persons Ia whom the 81 culars
we're addressed are unable iu attend To tie
business, he trusts that there are pcisunS IN
each town, Who can and Will furnish the ma.
iefials desired. In casts where the early
history and topography were correctly and
fully given IN the frs, edition, All that will he
necessary 20 be furnished auew, will bc a con-
tiuuaiion Of the history down Ia the present
TING. and the present statistics. Persons
futolshlng an account Of their towns, will con-
Tribute 10 render the work more useful and
salts factory, and will confer favor on the
public. and the pubhc's
Very humble servant,
T.. THOMPSON.
p S Publishers Of newspapers Ia Yer
mont will confer favor 10y giving tie above
at insertion in their respective papers
T. T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Frnm't'c y O Bulletin. Dee ~.
TOBASC TAKEN

BY the Yuca,an brig Emelio which arrived
yesterday, we have advices from Campea chy
10 the 2sth ult. In tina, por' all was quiet and
no news. Intelligence had been received thai
robasco, which had been besieged 10y the
Federalists for some weeks surrendered about
the beginning Of October. There was little
fighting IN the campaign. The Mexicans
surrendered at discretion. the garrison CON
sisted Of near three thousand men--most OF
whom joined the native party. with the view
Of remaining in the country. About 300 Cen.
traists who remained obstinate were placed
in confinement. The Yucatan army captur-
ed large quantity Of powder, besides Other
warike supplies. and park of well mounted
artillery. Tobasco is now delivered from
her Central oppressors, and her citizens will
be able To turn to their former pursuits.
Gen. Hnava was in command of the pairi-
otto and cUnquering forces. Generals Mol
tonado aud Imam were his associates in the
enterprise.
The Texian vessel in the 'Tohasco river al
the time OF the siege, did not probably encour
age the Mexirans To held out longer than they
would otherwise have done. The Austin. we
learn, sailed from Campeachv on a cruise, a
few DAYS before the Enelo left
The States Of Texas, Yucatan and Tobasco
have now a common interest and feeling, and
II is believed are ready to unite in common
cause against the common enemy Of the three
states.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

borrowed week sgo last Wednesday he
rants io use a.
Wants his hoe. oh,ld' WHIST can he want
with ~ ! have not done with " ys,-bui It
no wants h. suppose he aust have IT, Tell
htm 70 ssni II back, though, as soon as he
can sphuc %
They sat down 50 brcakfasl-'oh, mercy y
exrlsims Mrs Green. Nee ~ MT PARTICLE
~ butter in the house. James, run over TO
Mr.. Noiable's. sni ask her 10 lend me
pla'eiul she always keeps excellent butter
IN her dairy
In few moments James returns Mrs No
table saws she has sent you the butter. bot
hcgs YOU 10 REMEMBER that she has already
lent YOU nineteen plaiefuls, W hloh are scored
on the dairy doot.
Nineteen piaiefulsV exc laimcd The aston
ishec Mrs Green, holding up both hands. 1t
Is no such thiat-l never had half the quann-
~. and II had what IS little plaieiull !
should never think Of keeping an account OF
such ,rnlng af1r ] declare, have great
mind never to borrow any thing OF that inc an
/ creature again, as long as live
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
BORROWING

!. MY dear said Mrs Green 10 her husband
Ane morning, The meal which we borrowed
Om Mr.. Black few DAYS ago is almost out,
pnd We must bake tomorrow
well said her husband, send and borrow
hlf. hushel at Mr. Whites lie went 10 mill
rerday'
IA And when Il comes. shall we return the
81 NC borrowed more than 4 month ago,
bem Widow Grey
s. NO, said Ne husband eruiIly, she can send
~ il when she wants IL. JOHN. do YOU 90
Own TO Mr.. Browns, and ask him TO lend me
tle, 20 chop some wo3t Tits forenoon.
QuI's - duh, and ,aW him grind OBJ, last
psm. And James, 30 yoI 60 10 NJ Glark's.
4nd ssk han % lend me a hammer anJ. d',e
1saf' 700 NAV as well borrow a Few uals.
Shils you are about H.
A liule boy enleS and saws, Father ssu, me
D. f's .'yog haJ 5orc v.,ht's hoe. which y0l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
BRIGHTON MARKET,

Monday, Dec. 2s, 1910.
At Market 800 Beef Cattle, IS Stores, 1000
Sheep and li0 Swine.
PRicss.-- BEEF Cuiie.-In consequence Of
the limited number at Market, an effort was
made 10 advance the price Of Cattle, without
much success And we quote first quality
IS 50 COO Second quality, So 90 5 so.
Third quality, 400 a rs.
Sioyes.-A few sales oRly were noticed.
Skcep.-Lots 81 60, s So, 80 90. Weth
ers 80 so, and 90,
S,cine A lot to clpse at & 10. Al rsiail,
8 for sows and @ for Barrows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
WILLIAM HALL

(NOHIlNUES carving On n. Saddle IIsrns,.
~ and Trunk making business ~ all n, various
branches lie has recent, purchased large .toc
n Eastern leather and trimmings of The fret oulihy
lie has 90 hand re7ey made grud as.ortmeut Of
-otk, surh a. silver plated hrsss plated bilrk pan
aud Pciir aalleabie DoItie lisrne,se.siog, wfggsn
ant gig ilarne'sesi S'ddiesi plated anL cnintpn f
dies and hauiHgt'e tfavshug .oi com nun Funk,
Naiiss aud sinosi Ill kinds n work puualy called
for, hish viii be sold ~ tsfal credit and reduced
pfcss ne low csn be pufcb,sed IN Tho state stths
same quality host kinds Of pfndus, received 10
payment Pe'ons wishing N purchase are requested
TO cal ana sIfmins be sfe p1feh4sing slss~h.rs
Kutlabd. Ash Dee 1870 E5-7s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
VERDICT OF ACQUlTTAL OF MRS.
KINNEY

This case was brought to close las, night
at twenty five minutes after ten O'clock
Mr.. Austin began his closing argument in
the afternoon, and addressed the jury with
great earnestness for four hours
Chief Jnslire Shaw charged the jury very
fully and entirely favorable to the prisoner,
but with great fairness, occupying two hours
and twenty five minutes. The case was given
to the jury Il minutes after 10, when they re-
ured, and IN three minutes returned with a
verde: Of NOT GUlLTY.-Bosion Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

pn,oi memorial from tho Legisloturc Of
VI k,sie. s.king Sc the reduction ~ he
Of puhHr lands. and mr. X moved 10 re-.
D. sau- 81 the committee nr pnh.ir laws.
INSTRUCTIONS 90 report 4 i.i.i 90 grant prs
" pre- .enp'ions 20 sciilcfs an ihc public
B. and g. reduce thc pnrc 60 settlers, &C.
xing 20 ths value Of ssii lands
~ Pirkcns oppressed tic whole movement.
<sni Wm Cos,Iyhnspu made the hos, speech
hi ever heard him mike. although he
We = capital me last year. on his famous
D. abolition resolution, OF gae.lsw, as the
tplilioni.is call u.
S1hc suhicr, hes over Isl, Monday ne1,.when
Vas The house meets, Bot an arden, desire
lss manifested for debating uie question:.
EThe House adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Fast Clar.ndnn Vt Jan. l. I8lI. i-ir
STATE OF YER MONT : RE i, remtnb-'re

STATE OF VEK MONT I DE Il remembered
District OF Rullind IS : II that al n special
probate court held At Rutland within and for sand
disric, on the 10Th dav OF Dec. A ID $40
Present WIN Hail, Judge
Honor Adams. adininistiairix pom the estate of
Thomas Adams ,jr | e of Piisi"rd in soid district
decreased having made application to this court
10 have the time for the payment Of the debts Of
the said deceased extended one year from the
LIST Monday al the present month.
1t is Ordered that the Consideration thereof be
referred To the first Monday, being the first day
Of February next; and that publ cation OF copy
of this order three weeks successfully in the Rut
land Herald previous to said Monday br su fficlrn,
notice TO all concerned 10 appear aud ohjrct there
10 if they see cause A true copy Of Kcc"rb.
I-3 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

TINS RFNsISs oF NAPOLEON The Boston
DAILY Advertiser Of Monday says The ship
Calumet, Captain Shreve, which arrived at this
port yesterday from Canton, left ST. Helena
Oct. 2l On the 18th the ceremony o; exhum-
alton OF the remains Of Napoleon took place
with great parade. The body, which on his
death was cmbalmcd by French chemists, was
found IN state of complete preservation, the
features being preserved. I, will be remem
bered that Napoleon died May 5. 1921 The
body was conveyed ON board the Belle Poule,
which with the Favorlte, sailed fr France on
the 18th. These ships sailed from France Ju-
" z, aud arrived at st. Helena Oct. 9Th.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

Smart for Ldd-A gentleman who was a
short time since travelling in the State ofMaine,
inquired offs little lad by way Of testing the
Youngsters knowledge, il he could tell him
what state he was IN.
ayes SIR" replied the boy, "it ooster be
called Maine, but it amt nothing now"
"Nothing, you say--how can that be-"
"Why,' cause its stepped ou,-,hey say the
State has gone for Harrison, clean out West
and they don, expect it back for four years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
II A L S.

FALL FASHIONS.
<NHE subscriber has on hand 4 new sssortne ut
l. Of the most
Fashionable Hats,
At his old stand in East Rltland, one door sosth
of the Episcopal Church, which are equal to any
aasuf aetsred in the country, for beauty and du.
rsbilny. Those wishing To purchase according
TO these LOso FOoo times, are invited 10 call and
examine his stock before purchasing else where
All kinds ofcountry prod &c taken ia exchange
or hats.
WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
Sheared and Pulled Lambs Wool; old Sheep and
Lambs Pells, for which the highest price will bs
paid in Hats. or applied on old accounts, Ne
OREl, COOK.
Rut,unt 80. "a, 1910 SLY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
TO THE Pubic.

The undersigned, being engaged in prepar.
ing for publication, a ncW edition Of his "Gaz-
eieer ~ Vermont 10 connetion with the
Natural and Civil History ofihe State, did,
dlrag the last spring and summer, besides
yi,i,og many parts personally, address cIrcu.
lars 20 f.lsgEi slcrs, or others, 90 most Of the
towns, requesting answers % such queries as
'-oyl1 Enable h'-s 70 Civ. M '0pcgrsphi-ai.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

d. rrotof Ru,l7nd,. } ID berrI that a.
p"oiaI probate court kold~n at Rpti4nd, ~nhin
aud for SAID district o the 2nd day Of Jan A
ID. l~Al. ir-sent VIM Hal Judge
John Bryant administrator upon the estate ~
td.nun BRYANT. late senior aud lss- q Mount.
hoilyJa said district decreased, proposing ~ r-nd-r
an account OF his administration Of lhs estss. Of
10. ssid aresssed;
7; = eri--rS'h-' al c-.-s \. t-fr,-ss .,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
DIED.,

In Sherburne, January 10, Xenophen John
son, aged 30 years. Nav DIST, Widow Po-
land, 4s. June 10Th, Franklin Beard. As.
Sebt. 5,h, Benjamin Hal. II. Nov. Both,
William Shedd, -. Dec. '2lst, Luke Saw
yer, IS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
. - = Lbfion, Lotion. !
Or. Evans Beautifying Loks!


bfPhly rsl'emcd for cnriny all Efn}
c."afseness' Readiness. and Puppies on tn.
Nee, or hands, and rGrcluAlly cfeaniss n
plrn"n, and rrmov,ng the Diseases Of ths
Noihing contributes ~ much 10 our =
succ~ss 10 life, =. an engaging ffsi spp.sfs.
Tbs Lotion is Admired as mnst frag,,,@4
'hle wash. aud greatly rri-rrrd ior n. v,r1u
eIep"'ihg, s'iirniuP, and ppt'y nig tie sk5,
'f"fdi"hs, 80 injurious H. female bssary a.
i'nng u tos high d~gi ~ purity
Ahrsuifh ans H. uiui ul oomple rioo
pf'hr ~ al ~hp I"'ss|s. H. and the sns, -
who are deprived Of Il What can b. =
iins TO- 6eapuf female. IN whose Sses ?
has displayed her power A. t. find her eo2
ION discoloufrd with disgusting pilnplss. Z
Affect her chains
good appearance 10 IA. best rresmuett
ana The orauniying Lotion punh.s Tho
a"d removes al p,mples, Bio,ch-s, T.n, -
anf Rednrss, and prod aers beautiful hvej
tir only cosmsiie !ssy shonid u.e al h<g
"shilemen sill also ind lht.s dsigh.. N
coy 10 Wn0y@ ah kooghaets, Pimpiss -
N0fnis, spots, K~dprss Sofeae., IL The r..
noe, - rSrfy kind 81 eruption on the y
body IT.. particularly rseomulrn d~a ~.
in~n 10 b. ussd silsf shaving. as "a Will n
u ~ oih'f@s- eruaH effect Of oil ermmos
IA turning the 5@atd prrmaiufely grey, ~
y hni-sslr and retail ~ A HI cfiCCM
20 NJ. ~ Grn-s-~ 81 utirs. aud a. m
only ~ James fort~r 20 Csstirtoa By E-sl
son, IA Piu'iord By hsdisoa Beet, .ss 10
con ~ Jackson = kstehsn - eewf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

III T'ares on Nom RcSident Lands IN Michian.
flNilE undersigned will attend TO the payment Of
Il Taxes and the redemption oi hnd or town lots,
sold for taxes. 10 the counties of Eaton aud Barry,
aud gave all necessary information To enquiries fela-
tive to the Value of iand in said countless and Il de-
fred. will undertake the sale of the Oar char.
yes will be moderate aud IN proportion To the services
rendered Al communications, addressed to the uu
rderslgned Al Bellevue Eaton Go. Michigan, postage
pndl will receive prompt attention. Persons haV ing
taxes to ply lands to redeem will find It nu ,,
veuent to deposit their funds In some solvent bank
and remit their certificate
Il +. & +. HUMAN
RtFFrKrScEs-Ja's. X HYDE Esq Sudbury VI.
l. =. Wright. Esq Cas'leton VI; Is +. II Wnhor-
81, Esq Detroit Mich
Bellevue Eaton 60. Mich Sent IS 1910 sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

IJROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
ID in the month Of Jsly last one large size light
red year old hr,ier, with white on its billy and tail
The owner requested to prove property pay cha r.
es md trkr her away LYMAN X FISK.
ID ,ula dec 10 1910 is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Destruction Of the Chandelier in HE House o,

Destruction Of the Chandelier IN The House OF
Representatives.
The magnificent Chandelier of the Hall Of
Representatives, which attracted so much ad-
mirat on, IS mass Of ruins. About 10 O'Clock
yesterday, it fell with a tremendous crash ;
and the elegaD, lamp shades and crystal drops,
and richly wrought ornaments were shattered
10 pieccs,-the immense frame work broken
up-several desks aud chairs destroyed-but.
'psst n rtassaie.y no one was injured. On
IIarstlayI sreffna n was iisa.ssl, 49,. satisfy
wue pfer ~, and wen !iirhs plesssd .atfi
the ROY splendid eficci ilprodacsd whsd fuiF
ly Illuminated. ''t-s ~ u :.
Yesterday morning two attendants were en-.
gagged m Cleansing II, aLd taking out the old
oil. for the purpose of supplying the lamp with
sumo Of a superior quality. They suddenly
found the chandelier began to ascend, and. in
spite Of all their exerllons-they throwing
their weight upon lit went up slong the
whole rod 10 the dome, and struck with great
violence against the framework below the
sky light and, Instantly. the whole mass
chandelier, fixtures, rod and all, ,umbled down
the two workmcn and the Hon. Mr. Gonde Of
Ohio, who was near them. had hardly time To
get out Of the way. Hon. Mr.. Dennis, Of
Maryland, was also present, but was in a re-
mote part of the Hall,
Most fortunately theliouse was net in session
else the consequences would have been such
as we shuddct 70 contemplate. Probably 20
or thirty members would have been killed or
manned for life.
The circumstances Of the accident will IN
doubleday soon be a subject Of eraminsipon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Magnetic Odontica. The
The Teeth A.! The IncomI
Tooth Prcparation.'

THE fact 10 proved, and the most
and doubling re fully convinced. as n
evidence from lhe sale of - 900 bon. N
dnnticn, within the past year, that I'M
dreams OF the nlchymist are realized, 81
edy discovered for preserving those
and 'usriuI apprnda ,ss Of the human q
the use of The .hnan-tlc OlIntics, WI
attractive. purii, ing aud strehpilenIheI
removes all extrancous substances ffae1
and preserves thrm :, their natural brtl1
The gums ~ s"undnrss aud beauty
tanned from experience, that when use
VIII never decay, but rrmlin iill the n
man with their natural wear. WhrdX
decsycd, IFS progress will be- arrested
teeth preserved add prevented from
this las been done In a mullllude u {
aud more TO- IN thousands II instsnc~
hnihachr, Chat climax Of plin,) has--sfi
etrctually cured by this most pc pulss
IN America And 10 conclusion. " lrsy]
is the Young lady uf gentleman. aye th1
nnl that values beautiful set IL ted
guTs and sweet breath more than so.
VIII he longer destiiuis oi box Of d..
e"ch's Magnetic Odoniici.
For sale whplrsale and t,teR By A. u
c., No, ~ Gcnesec 81 Uuca, andy
en- throughout the Z Sl.,,s. y
Also for sale IN RuLiard oniyb Jam
IN Carlrlon ~ Dr, T. ypmsesss.,,n "a
Addison Dsex, aad ia gfmdsn Nv u,
Krlshsn. gag y ooxoX Z ,ro
- H.~ mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

OccGsionaHy. "A Western journal says, "this
paper will be published every now and then. "
We hope the subscribers pay in like manner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
HAIR ! lIAl
b ALDNEES. --Impd
covcry-the Great Mys
out at last.
DR., Stcrry'- Hair Rcgcd

0''''l siu'i hSkNu
BR STERRY amer much attend
poftanl subject ~ pr, serving the
many experiments chemical snd tfI||
Bile TO rIscnVrt an niticie which 10
with the gteat--t confidence tot The y
best thing ever discovered for its a
p-neifnlingqlalliy, TO produce a y0o<(
to prevent II from falling of wh~a
srprrhrnded-to fcstprr i, when bald
ken place. and 10 prevent Il from tuex
IL more n"urIshlug than pomaium. 4
or Cologne water II isa beautiful n
dies cnrls- II makes the hsif soft IN
produces unco mmon btllllancy. TIL
tested It's superior Virtues aud eace
every Instance II stands unritaird.
ialhble cure IN NIL affections Of the
bead-ns dandruf, &c. Every fsmjI
suppl'ee with bottle Of this oil, III
cation TO the head aud hair Of chldre1|
tiiul and ornamental sppendage ofs d
hair, which nature has supplied may;
ed. From the numerous ceftiiicste6 I
foundations received of its saluisrv i'll
Doctor feels firmly persuaded he has
producing an article which will IN I'll
wishes and OpPro baton of the public.
For sale wholesale and retail by A.
y Co. No III Grncsce 81. Utics. In L
Iy BY James Porter IN Cas,ls,on bv n
sob, IN ittsioid by Addison Buck, "a
don by Jackson and Kelcham. ~
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MARRIED.

Oct. 2eth, by Rev & T.. Hughs, James r.
Arnold and Julieue Willoughby, all of lar
endon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

examination and slio~tne- 10 the htsi Monday
bling tho isi dsy Of February NIT, sod ihsi tho
publication Of q ecrv 81 ih. utdcr three weeks
.u.e-.s,,rly in the Rutland nrrsle previous 10
sid Monday bc sufficient Office 10 all concerned
to spr~s, and 70 oi~o, thereto II Tiny sc cause.
A iruc copy u trcurd.
Is uENRY NALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF YER WON'T, )DE IT re-
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND S. ID n,-mb-r.
ed that at a special Probate Court held at Rut.
aud within and for said district on the I7th day
of December, A. ID lc40
Present WIN Hall. Judge
l,hi-l Barnes, late junior aGn nlsrrator pom
the estate OF lthiel Barnes, late senior, aud late
at Puisi"rd in said district deceased having made
application 10 this court for ic-nsr In sill all the
real estate n the said deceased, consisting ot the
HON" farm of the said decreased, except the wild
ow dover and the revrrsion thereof for the pay
neut OF The debts of thu said decreased.
1t is ordrr"d that the considerable thereof he
RIFE red To the first Monday, bring the FIRST day
oi February next, and that a copy of this ord r
b. published three weeks successlve'y in the tut-
land Herald previous To said Monday, that all PEI
sons may APPEAR aud ot-ct thereto if they see
CAUSE true copy of record
Ia HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
RANK STOCK FOR SALT.

RANK STOCK Fur SALT.
uNHE Directors of the Bank Of Rut-
j lana give notice that they will
sell at Public Auction, at their Banking
House in Rutland. on the 10th day of
January. instant. nj one o'clock, after
noon. FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY
EIGHT SHARES of the capital stock
of said Bank, To the hi hest bidder, in
lots TO suit purchasers, according 10 the
provisions of the Act extending the
charter of said Bank.
BY order ofthe Directors,
w. PAGE, Cashier.
Rutland, 4th January, iS4O. l-3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Cash Tor Shipping turs.

Cash for shipping Furs. Y
TIVE sYhscrhsr vii p7y tLe hisuc.t pro. rof For
stbie nfnk F-Nf, Relr anI Tippoano, ;opn
skins md Wouid sfso inform r,rt,nrh 81 4 he bs,
ne up top sFie Guupnrd'r Tor hs shooting 90
And 10 those whose accounts 5re due vii say call
and selle. God, o., cost lor cash
.olIN STRONG.
tgissbe. Dee IS 1870 s0-5- ride
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

Ntit Il the subscrIbrfs being appointed The
w Hon Probate court for the district Of Rnt.
land, commIssI ners To receive, rxasalne aud ad.
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of
JOHN SMITH,
lat" Of Clarendon, in sad district deceased, mud
also oil claims aud demands exhibited in off tt
ih-r-i" and months from lhs 7lh day OF De-
c-mber inst bring allowed by said court for
that purpose. we de- therefore hereby give notice
that viii attend tn The business Of our SAID
appointment. at the dwelling h Of this wild
"w Dolly Smith in Clarendon, on the first Mon
days Of March and June Drrt, from / o'cl OK
until O'Clock, Z W. on each Of said days
GtO W CHAPLlN. lra,,,,;.,
CALVIN CROSSM N"'' e'''
Clarpndnn Dec % $40 Ia
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Bank of Pu,IItney.
OtIIll.

~ The enclosure n the subscriber about n. fsh o
Il November, a red Two year old Heller, which the
owner can have by proving property and p'Jing eI.
penees Apply 10 JOHN MOORE
N.Gthayen. Dec. 81, 1910. 5s-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
10 Merchants and tanners.

- 10 Merchants ana tanners.
- THE undersigned, con,inuing.o lie the only manu-.
fr~w.t - Chat % k1.,s As 1, pIAs PosD StY1HE
sH,NEs. ses.d feypeesGi5 infcvp msychsuIstnmn
his PedlpraSib .Ifrne,pn.sd ,csil aieths eoyus sf
the resent wlpteI al mot of the stores in vsfib,nt
Aes Hsqp- hoe, ind ~ Esssf Ard CssfVa sassss.ss-
10 New YORK and Wi'f, ~ -sqa..ed fo.si.hs Indian
Pond stones, on credit I'LL October next
Farmers can. by obtaining aud u,Ing .sid Sythe
Stones. have sharp ythes with lrtlo lsbar
elow by The name ot Isaac Pike " ho hails from
Haserhtll, 1.,pretends To sell lnd,.n Pond Sones
but he sells an inferior counierf-t-assumlng The
name Of lndlla Pond doubt to market m. chan
diIe which - known To te 81 an InsrIor quality.
Oth.r pefsnns IN IIlSerhhi ard vicinity male
Scyhe St"n-s mod lest thet Peclsrs represent them
Of Indian Pond quality merchants -. requested Ia
notice that every bI OF lndian POND Stouss /, mari
ed IN printed letters
q. FYLER.
Bradford VI
qPWhig paper, in Vermont. Nav Hampshire and
in Clinton and Es'eI Counties New Y"tt may pnh
ish The above 10 the amount ~ 81 aud II The, viii
send cop, TO Bradford VI. may expect pawn, ut IA
lew weeks Id
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
MOI ICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bank OF Rutland for the choice OF directors will 10
held nj then banking house IN RLtllnd, on the q
tuesday in Jinu1iy next at one O'Clock afternoon.
at Which tine All exhibit ri tho condition Of the
bank viii lie made. provided by The law extending
the charter ni said hank w. PAGE, Cashier.
Rh,and, Decemhet L 1910 LIS