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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

Apply to the Spirit ofthe Age for further orders
Rutland Herald.
Very WE'LL we will tell you what to do in a min
ute. Fetch on them 'better times" and that styyo
dollars day and roast beef" When YOU have
o6eyed so far, we will give further orders-[Spiyit
Of the Age.
But STOP heighbor, We have repeatedly re-
minded you OF the fact that the accession of an an
ti-Whg to the presidential chair, rendered the car.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the estate
of JONATHAN POWELL.
late Of Chiteuden in said district deceased, reprer
scented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in osett thereto and six months from the
9th day of June, last being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend to the business OF said
appointment at the late dwelling house of the deceas
Der and December next, from l o'clock until o.
clock, P. m on each day.
Chs HEWITT (C....;..;-
Rutland July ID, 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

NJ Henry Clay has been formally nominated as
a candidate for the Presidency by Wing Conven-
ton in New York city. We imagine we see him
elected.-VermOnt Statesman.
The thing is perfectly natural. 1t is a universal
sentiment. Every day strengthens it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Dead as a Door Nail.

That loco cry about Protective Tariff being ga
tax on one portion of people for the benefit of an
other. Found it to be unpopular, chi Well, this
side up with care. The Sensible" Ones by giving
their support to it, would bring the entire loco press
over in favor Of u. S Bank in two months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
u. States District Court.
or the District of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NJ office to show cause against petition of Thomas
" Aldrich in said district to be declared bank
rupt at the office of Samuel Prentss District Judge
in Montpelier in said district, on 3ls, day of Aug
ust, lS42. 10 a. ~.
Notice to show cause against petition of James
McClintock of Caseton, in said district, physician,
to be declared bankrupt the office of Samuel Prem
tiss, District Judge, at Montpelier on the 3lst day
ofAugust, A. ID. 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
NOTICE.

STRAYED or Stolen black round built Horse
~ eight years old, on the 10Th or II day fJune,
from the pasture ofWm. Barnes of Rutland. Who
ever will return or give Information of said Horse
shall be rewarded by Comfort Barnes. Said horse
has scar on his thigh, fore top cut off.
COMFORT BARNS
Rutland, June, 2Ist I842 25:27
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

Nv HEREAS my wife, Laura Ann, has left nv
w bed and board, without any just provocation
and gone to parts unknown TO me. this is to forbid
all persons haroorng or trusting her my account
for will pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. GEoReE Fr1Ivp
wells, June 27 1912. 272g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Nnficn.

SIRAYED or stolen from the subscriber a small
~ bay horse. blind in the right eye, and believed
TO have little white on one hind foot suitable
reward will be given for the return of said horse or
for information where he may be found.
DEXTER POWERS.
Sugar Hollow, Pitisford, July 3D. 27:a9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

- TWO horse Wagons, one buggy Wagon, rs
- thousand shingles, and general assortment of
lumber, which will be sold for less than cost for cash
or approved credit. Also, 40 kegs of Powder, very
low for cash. GEO. 7. HoDGEs.
June 81, I642. 262s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
MARRrED

In Bristol, on the 18th of May, by Seth Dew.
ey, Esq, Mr. James B, Krkaldie to Miss Eliza
l.. Smith.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

IA on the Both day Of June, 1912.
Allen w L Heth Hiram
Atwood Leland Hardness Thos
Andrews Roswell Hardness Thos
Alien Barna Heweit Henry ] .
Barney David Heath Geo.
Barns Comfort Hooker Thos. g. Son
Brown A IL Hamilton Henry
Brown II L Gen Holmes & Bangs
Brown Lucius Hale Asa Dea
Batler JAS d Jordon Stephen
Barney JAS Louth Edward
BrSs~sssEn,F sln J- -l.-.-- Long I.avi.Jr
Boyle James Ladd Roger
Bourgeois Again Leonard Ira
Burdicb ] C. Estate of Mitchell VIM Rev
Bromley A w McConnic Adds
Bruce Austin McLane Robert
Brayan John Munroe VIM
Barns Liman Merrill & Hitchcock
Bowe Peleg Mott Marcia S
Brown David Mason Alvin
Bogue Bishop Esq Parkison TONNES
Camel James Perkins VIM Ii.
Clark Emily Parker Thos
Clark Edwin Proctor Albert
Clark Phineas Poland Martha r
Caldwell Sam'l Page & Munger
Collins II Page Ralph
Caldwell John Parker James
Carpenter Elihu& Rocksy Potter Hatford
Chattle Thomas Parker Temple w
Calehan John Preston Alvah
Daniels Bell & Co Porter James
Dyer Alanson Porter Jas Jr
Davis Chs q Root Lincoln M
Deland Sarah Royce Harvey
Dunklee Seth w Rich Sumner
Dillingham; John Ring Stephen
Downs John Russell Rich'd r
Esty Laura Snow Mary S
Emmons David A Shaward Nathan G
Eggleston William Sherwood Nathan
Forbs Friend S. Sanfacon Belonni
Fuller Fred A Temple Erastus
Forteu Louis Taft Samuel
Gibson Allen S Twina Lavina
Grswold Harriet Twining Lacena B
Gideons Henry Willard Josiah
Gould Nathan' Ward Aurea
Gilbert Joel B Q Wilcox Inad b
Green Geo. w Mend0n Walker Mary Ann
Gregory Theodoous Esq Weston Amasa d
Gookin Adelaide Wiswell p S.
Gookins II N & Go Wade John
Gookins VIM, surviving Wheeler Aaron
partner Of Gookins &Co Wright Jos A
Gleason Henry WEIGH Jona-Mendon
Haskell Z w Walker Philip
1920 M. HAWKES., P. M.
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Notice
IN Bankruptcy

AN DAN hh OPIC1
EDITORS to Lowell w. Guernsev of Shrews-
~ bury, physician, to show cause previous to
LIST September next at has office in said Shrewsbury,
'ohy has ered'tors shall cOnsider him bankrupt
Shrewsbury 4ih July, 1912.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
1912.
IOHA.
Northern transportation Line,

Northern Transportation Line.
ISAAC V. BAKER will continue the forwarding
II business on Lake Champlain, Northern Canal
AMI Hudson River Deeming it important to retain
the old customers ofthe line and to add new ones,
will use his best endeavors TO satisfy ALL and pledp-
es himself to increase his exertons to promote the
interest Of his employers by doing all business on
trusted to his care according to erder with despatch
and safety.
For Freight, apply to
]. V. BAKER, Comstocks Landing and Whitehall,
&. II. JAMES, 27 a.
POPE CAFLIN, 80 Coenties Slip, n, Y
. G. II. BARNEY, l0l Pier albany,
J. !. 4 HOOKER, 1856 River Street, Troy.
A. LCARLETON,)
TOILET e. BRADLEY, Burlington,
A. LADD, Plattsburgh,
ALLEN COMSTOCK. Port Kent,
A C. PIERCE d SON, StJohns,
Whitehall, April, l942, leAa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

ME- the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland conf
mssoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of
ALFRED BUCK,
late of Ptslord in said district deceased represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto, and months from the 9Th day of
June, s42, being allowed by said court for that pur-
posewe do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appointment at the
house of Addison Buck in Puslord,on the last Tues
days of July and November next, from one o'clock
until six O'Clock, p. m. each of said days.
DIN 3 vi R R'aassO.or Commissioners.
Pillsford, June 10, I942. 1928
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

D'The ApportionmentBiH passed-see Congress.
ional proceedings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my
son, Jonathan Westly Grover, a minor, his
time; therefore shall pay debts ofhs contract
ing or claim wages Of his earning after this
date. his
BERIAH y GRovER.
Attest, VIM. Kent. mark
Wallingford, June "a, I942. 1928
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COGijiTSI- !
For The District Of Vermont
INBANKRUPTCY.

Notice 10 show cause against petition of
Nahum G.. Clark of Clarendon,
in said dstrict,or discharge and certificate as bank
rupts, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge, in Montpelier, Wednesday August 81, Is42,
at 10, A. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

boarding Specie-The Village Record re-
ates the following ga deposite of between | 100
and 1900 dollars of gold, all eagles, was made at
the bank of Chester county, last week, belonging
to the estate of Mrs. Marshall, widow of the late
John Marshall of Pennsbury township we believe,
some 8 or 10 miles south ofthis borough. This
gold was found after long search, in an old desk,
which had in it several secret chambers, and is
supposed to have been secreted by John Marshall
some time prior to his death, twenty-eght years
ago. The desk was curiously constructed, of
great antiquity, and it appears on raising the lid
presented a series of pigeon holes The desk and
its contents were bequeathed by the old man to his
wife, and at her death she lsfit to her friend and
relative Mrs Way, as family relic, and without
any idea of its contents, as is supposed few
days since, but many months after the death of
Mrs Marshall, the desk was carefully examined in
search of treasure, as it was an old belief in the
neighborhood, that the old gentleman, MIR NJ had
tn-cup full of gold but after his DEATH no one
knew what had become oft. The desk was ran
sacked small creyice in the bottom attracted at
tention-on inserting the blade of a knife it few
open, and several hundred dollars in silver were
found. The pigeon holes were tried-they drew
out and behind them was series of boxes
On examining these boxes, 10 the long talked OF
gold was brought to light. Ell Dorado, after the
lapse of more than quarter ola century, was dis.
covered and great mystery revealed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Dissolution.

THE CopaItnershp heretofore existing and
known the finn of Strong & Stratton, or
Strong, Sratton & Co. as carriage makers and
blacksmiths, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 10th day of juno inst. JAMES STRONG
Pawlet, June 10, 1912. 1928
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Tmrntp- sebrmtb GouGreas,
Friday. June "a.

Friday, June "a
In the Senate, after presentation ofpetitons &c
the provisional Tariff bill was taken up Tho
question was on the motion to strike out an amend
ment ofthe House and insert provision that the
Distribution Of the proceeds of the Public Lands
shall be suspended until after the LIST of August
After debate it was carried-23 to 49, After the
rejection of several other proposed amendments
the bill as amended was passed-24 to 49, 1t goes
back to the House, where the Senate's amendment
will probably be concurred in
In the House, the subject of Military Bounty
Lands was taken up but rnin put over. The
private calender was then ca ID over and large
number ofpriyate bilsSwere pae ed After a good
deai of unnecessary aercation, the House took up
the Naval Appropriation bill No question was
taken. A Message from the President, relating
to steam communication with France, was receiv-
ed
The House soon adjourned
June, 25.
The temporary tariff bill was received from the
Senate, as amended MIR Fillmore moved to sus-
pend the sales Objections being made) to take up
the amendment of the Senate He said it was nee
essary to pass this bill Immediately, to give the in
formation therefore to to the farherest parts of the
United States before the LIST July, when our pres
ent revenue laws cease. If the bill passed over
today this could not be done. Mr. Adams (who
had objected to taking up this bill, being DESTROYS
this day, according to previous notice. to consider
the bill providing for the satisfaction of claims for
French spoliations prior to lS0O) thought the de-
lay of this day here would make but little differ
ence, as the probability was as he understood that
the bill ,oould be vetOed by the President
The motion to suspend the rules failed-yeas
~, nays 66 twothirds not voting therefor
The resolution relative to the claims forVa. boun-
ty land warrants was discussed during the morn
ing hour by Mr. Hall of VT, who made search
ing exposure ofthe invalidity of these claims.
The temporary Tariff bill was then, after some
struggle on the point of ORDER Mr. Wise strenu-
ously Directing thereto, taken up in regular order
of business, and the amendment of the Senate to
strike out the proviso of the House that the bill
shall not interfere with the distribution and insert
a provision postponng the distribution to the LIST
OF August having been read, Mr. Yorke, amidst
many competitors, obtained the floor and moved
the previous question.
MIR Weller moved to lay the bill on the table :;
rejected yeas 49, nays 1l3 The previous
question was seconded and ordered yeas los
nays 90
The main question then being on concurrence
with the amendment of the senate, Messrs. Wei
Ter, Tuney and Wise succeeded in making some
remaks on the bill by motion to be excused from
voting, which they afteward withdrew.
Mr. Holmes of S. G. refused to vote
The amendment of the Senate was concurred
in: yeas l04 nays 96--and thus the bill having
passed both Houses, awaits only the signature of
the President, TO whom it will be sent today, to be-
come a law
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
List OfLetters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Rutland, VI
IA on the 3Olh day of June, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
TAnn & GILES


FAMILY GROCERS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In rear NJ ErchGHge Hoisi. Main or Sirc,f
TAKE this method Of calling the attention Of The Mem.
Il here IT the IrRisinturr aud public generally. 10
their stock 81 Family Groceries. rhcr assortment h,
complete Their Wines Liquors aud Teas especially arc
of The ycTJ best Among thCtn, the following, viz
Oh Pale Cognac Bfandy-Vntagc 1876 & 1910
90 London Doos do
Oh /iIcfac do
Oh Jamaica Rum
Olt Scotch Wuskcy OF Mountain Dow
pld Irish DO and oil Kyc-tsupcrnT
Old Apple and Peach Brandy
o 0d 1h,syTI ~ , nafsn9rn, Hope Madeira Wines
on Port WI e. old and genuine
Old pale aud brown sherry Wines. various hrarda-
verd ol Pomars importation, lnd by him considered his
best as per certificate IN hand
Bokets Old Anchcr 1891. fIicdscck ct,,,,
Lprd Durham HARRISON Harp 'nunmpilgno
Juou Juno. and other braLds "'nc'
Sparkling burgundy
Schic IAN Gin. London Porter and Pale Ale
Domoya and Norma 'F"'
Cuba Smoking Tobacco
lafee assortment Of cach Cataups, Pickles, Iolce,
Branded Fruits, sc. SC.
Anehoyics, Anehovy Paste Picked Lobstors and sal.
French sardincsiu OIL
Odd English Checfc, Olives and Capors
MaccaTOni AMI Vcruaccio
Iolls' Ezra No Chocolate and Cocoa
All Of which, together with other articles, too numerous
10 mention Offered for sale Tor cash. to puncfua
customers az lowasthoy can be had In this market We
desire call from those who want, and feel that tho
quality of goods aud ~ salo will induce
cOnd CALF Any article purchascd o us thatdoc not give
entire satisfaction, my he returned NJ tho convenience
The purchaser aud tho money will bc refunded for the
dc "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
AI.mANACs pop tsio

7 W. RANDOLPH 8 co, atR d sanSay's OH Stand
~ Main street have fpr Falc-
American Almanac and Repository Tor Useful Know
ledge
Lady's Animal Register and IIousokocpef's Almanac
Common School Almanac, by OTyillc Taylor
Dutch anil Dutch English Almanac and Farmers Calen'
dsT
nousekceTcrs Almanac, or the Young wifo's Oracle
containing 20 Valuable Receipts In Cookery, sc.
Methodist Almanac
Musical and Family Almanac
Tho Old American, Comic Crockett Improved, Crock.
eu's Comic. Peoples Comic Coleman's Comic, and Fam
Sick's Comic Almanac
wouoeTs aud Couoms Virginia and North Carolina
Alma
Diary for 1872, Daily Register for the Of families
and others DEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
u. &.

Rules held the GEEK : office OF In,
tHcuh superior Cuuu of Law aud Chano cry, for the
aouhy OF hcnrico CITY OF Rchmon on the CHANG ..
~ sinc, hlc Isl day ot November lSii: WIN Palmer.
pu against WIN tadsby aud Jane X. his wife,
jane n suIiih and other lcns.
ne ucicnants above naned not having entered their
apaancc aud given security accoIn. Act of As.
scmny anhthc Rules Of this Court. appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oi mi.
Comu"nwcahh: Ills ordered, That said defendants ,o
appear mere ON the 5ih day of the next Janu,y Term
Nnenswcr the h oi the pliut; and that a copy of this
o'Icr hc forthwith deserted IN newspaper rnbshri
hthr nv al Richmond for tNn months ,n,
posicn NJ ,hr front door c the Capitol IN the sli civ
no f-i""w WM e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03

hEAFNEsS CUKED.-SCAWPA'> COM
- POUND II. EOSOTE ACOUSTIC oil
TOT me cure of Deafness pains IN the ears, those
usasreeahe noises like the bnzzns o insects, aln: of
wafer ~iizzne Of steam, which are SYMPTOMS at
approaching deafness aud also. generally attendant with
NE histaSe The Eanplcd that is folloyc
the Of this medicine is astonishing n,ec,I II is The on
~ preparation ia which any confidence is now pIl cd +
commend its application. 7''' -
further supply just received and for sale by
no 10 INELI- JOHNSTON a LYEIJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
OREM ~ MOHBING,
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank
RICHMOND VA

hlCiiNoNb, ' ",
WotLD respectfully inform their friends and the rub
w tic generally that they have hand very cSicn
sivo aasoTlmenof FGshiOHdJic Fail and gf.r Clothing
such az super Diamond. Wave and PLAN HEAVIER Over
oaiH-FTock Cods-Do 10 made In the most Fashionable
syc-Piloi over Cnais-totl and Gambler CDaEs broad
Goth Dress aud frok Goats, every variety " color
super RAN and Fancy tassmcTc Pinis-Sattnct do
vests OF Plain and Fancy Veve; Meno Cashmere Coih
satin aud SIX -Finnc Lambs Wool shaker, Knit shirts
&c.
our assoTtu cni heins made 10y ourselves can, with
conn oncT them iO the public superior Goods and
WorEnanshil-all Of winch We will self en- reasonable
any Of the Northern Cities
We also haycon hini mnlcs NJ the latest style Cloths
CassineTcs aud Vcstngs which will make order In
lie nOT fashionable manner, NJ short notice, and warrant
tic NJ anI workmanship. T.. u. SPENCE, Agent.
no 10 I'm Sign Of OTem MoTling
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03

NlRGiNlA.-AtH Rules held in the Clerks Office ~,
me CIRCUIT superior Court oi Law aud ChanceTy IA,
TIE County OF IcnricO aud City Richmond on The Chan
Gerry shlc the LIST day OF NovcuibCr, ISiI:-Ih. MGR
GIANTS BANK OF BimnTc. plif against The President
pectn,s aud '"urany "G the Bank of THE United = atcs
Incorporated 10y the General Assembly oi pcnus,
Joseph CowpcT.sie, late Cashier OF The said li,nk r :
lsynr prcscn Cathcr Of the said Bank. Thomas Dun.
'ap, I.ta Cop, James Robertson, John BIcon AeAan.
der SJm uson, al omas Robins. aud other doris
The decn,aLts above named, not hayng entered hcir
appearance aI gwen sccurty according 10 the Act oi A.
somty aud the Rules ot His Court aud IL auncn,,ny Inv
satisfactory evidence. thai they inhnbans OF MI
Comm awe 'lh: lit ordered That the said defendants ~,
appear hcio on the 9th ay at the January Term ami
answer the bl ni The plaintiffs; aud that copy this or
uei lie forthwith inserted in newspaper pnbllshc
Ia The Cay oi Rchmond. tor uuis ana
nOi-,lwgy wM q SANDS I,,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
AZ hNR"AN> IN DIZZY GOODS.
fhces reduced. l3th December, 1911.

[ ,NWtNFt' HKOOK = q HUDSON h., Ic,yc .,
~ call attention their TeuD,,uns snct ave 10
y NhcN staple AMI Fancy Goods which they nov cIr
AT Tedncsd pricrs as they are anxions 10 rc,,' IN
p's,h STOCK previous To The LIST ofJanuary nj which ,;
- '''' VI" hc" years busi'
ihcy are determined to offer such Inducements M 90,
able Goods. ~ '' !" "aiH oi season.
Of mb ,IonnIy invite attention tn the following goods
dark shades S'As-hgH ahti
monsnnc dc l.ancs, P"pins aud Chulues
iiain Mode toorcd Moisl,incs
Hack Gro dc Rhine silks
v'ynuh wa.dco sik Minlillas, Scar n and Shawl,
~ ~ h ,h,oi"iu. ed L 'hctand BIocha Shawls
nahylc and Nett shawls low price
Extra tine Blue. Woo. lilac ami Fancy co,,, c,,
10 40 Cur "d Beaver aud Pilot CIo,l,s 'u N'"'hS
DO do Cassimrtrs, handsome ma sor,mc,,
Mciinocs ~ 81, b 81 anJ Is CT
French and German Mcrnocs, dark wjp,cr nr,,,,
Mhc and scarlet Flanncls. rich printed lockncs
ncistss' ,inscys Sat'nc'isand Blankets for Nrsrocs
t:Nra me bed BlInkcts, at reduce pricrs 'H'Ne'
dec - - $500 ''''" '%iaourgs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
VI 4 X II A LII
FURNITURE wAKEROOms,

OF BANhN.
rfNE subscriber has hand and constantly manufac-
L every article In The Furniture line, and solicts
a call from purchasers. Having machinery, driven by
water power npioyeI enables him TO manufacture
any article his line good terms the same article
be elsewhere. The advantage OF machinery,
nesItes asst sling la expedition enables 10 have tie
thoroughly seasoned (Which is Of as much
Importance good article good work. by having
tAc timber sawed up and stuck away s9ne time before
.gort 81 ". II. SMITH.
neral Mahogany which is usually purchased at
All or.icr. ft,Tnis i,,i ,yi,l, nro,n1tpess ie23
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