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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

I 81, we surface - he 10 fat. II - Utual TO COW
su,is p ~ inches apart
c, # Setrtss The most usual time {, from
- 81 tie 9sth Of MAY. but we pr elet the 9Th 20
4 Oh al June The lsier sowing requires les.
H. and last vest beitcr escaped the rust 49,
tteueacc IN late soving.is, however. TOO lin
H. nase or opan'on on this point OF much value
lesr We like ridges better ih.n fat .uface.
:. 4, after tie gtoJnd has been well pulyerixed,
~, plaw and rp.n,rg dssp. throw the land
isfroviag into ridges, make Them ss high as
,,. 30 70 ~ inches spau. Then, with arskc.
~. top, Of the ridges, and Ct them Tor the pas.
of,he seed soviet On each ridge pu, one row.
4. olsc,d. the seed have beiou them a greater
plo,r,d e,t,h, and better chance 10 run deep.
mode vii haze less rows by from so TO 100
Ken han the fat surface; i, will require less
10 much less labor in wedding the plants
oiihe ulsge here can be performed by horse
4 b ptooent stiring Of the soil in this way, a.
\, plants are partly grown. II Of so much ser.
= rat though your rows are bu, li,ilc more than
shat you will have on the fiat surface, We, your
y nil he nearly. " not quite, rs large. -Four
tre5 and fifty to five hundred bushels OF carrots
i common crop per acre.
d srty The White Caro-, is the mos, ptoauc.
= nat We have grown, and is'ihe least expensive
\ bashe II looks less rich than the yellow, but
htr - inferior TO 1t, we have yet no satisfac-
= mtaAs Of asceraining. Try both the white
= re larger yellow.
u ',pa,ahoa Of The seed. If the seed be good and
J p.i 10 seasonsbly, no preparation OF applics-
20 % Of any service. Wetting and rolling in
tef nay be well for soils where plaster il benef.
d ~ ne have no repson 10 recommend IL without
! heahon, because last year, for the first time,
med II, and we never before had such III sue
:, as then. Dor seed, II Is true, was not yery
y but others who used from the same LOT, with
plaster. succeeded better than we did. in Get.
] i 10 terminate. Good seed, seasonably sown
D COCO soil, usually terminates better with US,
J "a We sow 1t wlihou, soaking, or preparing in
aher way, than when we try 10 help il along.
you intend TO apply any concentrated manure
D. carrot crop, such az poudretie, bone. dust.
sg, &c, II may be we'll to work it into the ridge
rather than TO apply it broadcast.
)tsb and Mangd Wm.eis.--These with US have
been profitable. They suffer much in dry
!, and never recover well from the pinchnps Of a
! ght. We think them more uncertain than the
lot, ard though occasionally more pr objective,
are no, so on an average Of years. Though
for mich cows, we like the carrot better.
beet wants strong. rich soil and one that is
liable TO Jack moisture. Some salt benefits its
Rih We cannot recommend its cultivation 10
4 great extent.
be Ruta Baea, which we hold in some favor.
mol requie sowing until late in June, and we
! speak OF il again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
\NE the sGbscribers being appointed by the Hon
" P......a .... ~. A. :. Ne. -. p

MS the sGoscrbers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court FOR the district Of Ru,land com
mssoners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Darid Daily, late 81 Paisfefd.
IN said district, decesset Represented insoyen' and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and six months from the 1T day Of May
insi, being allowed by said Court To- that pur-
pose We DO therefore hereby give notice, that We
will attend to The business Of DOR said appointment At
toe dwelling house Of the widow Of said deceased
ia Pittsheid, on the first Wednesdays Of Augua
and September cert, from o o'f lock a. unh 4
O'Clock p. m. On each Of said days.
W H. BLossoS. AsA Giss, Com.
Prtseeld, May s, 1913. s0a9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

MOTIONS oy HsPpNtss. A gentleman walking
through knighisbudge, Eng. overheard the follow.
lhg conversation be,ween a man and woman who
appeared a. II Just from The country
Woman-Blow the Bill, how tired do feel am
as miserable toe, rs a starved herring. VIVA, a
miserable world this is wish Id never been
born, that do, and now I'm born wish was dead
again.
Man-Why Bet what's the matter with you now,
What are you erumbling about,
Woman-Why don't tell yer I'm as miserable
as a rat
Man--Miserable indeed Why what on earth
would you have You was drunk on Monday
and you was drunk again on Wedne sday, I'm bless'd
II you hav'n, had enough o-day. II that amt
pleasure for yer, on' know What is suppose
you want 10 be down right angel upon earth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
Inr lie H1rnilf

Mr. Editor The communication in Your las,
concerning the survey Of route for Rail Road,
from The south line ofihe State, north on the wcsi
side OF the mountains mce,, my most hearty con.
currcnee and from mquiry isadc since am
mos, happy to bear tina, The work has been under
taken with veal which II properly seconded ~
those interested IN this VI niiy, land who is not y
promises the most suspicious results
The plan Of connecting Geological with a
kaii Road survey and thus no, Only developing
The natural hidden wealth Of this section Of the
state, but also arriving at near approximation to
''he amour, Of transportation which the country
must afford, than is Otherwise practicable. mus,
strike every one favorable am happy to hear
that so much q the sum that is deemed nccessa.
~ for the expense Of the survey has been rais d.
as to warrant The commencement at the the south.
ern extremity in the course of mex, week. and |
sincerely hope that this and other towns on the
north, will find intercs, enough in the proiec, to
raise the sum allotted to each town INN cda,ely
"lmPRoyEwFNT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
DIED.

In Shrewsbury. on the 4th inst. after lingering
MRS Sophia Bradish. wife of David Brad,
ish and daughter Of Thomas Knights. aged 80.
In Detroit. Mich, on the 9Th inst. at the residence
OF M. w. Birchard, Mrs. Marion, wife Of MI. James
+. Birchard, in the oath year Of her age.
In health, she was amiabe. kind and afectionste
in sickness, patient aud resigned During her short
lie, her example as member Of society, as a wife
and mother, and a member Of the Church of Christ
was worthy of all imitation. BY her death, Socie-
iy and the Church have each lost a valuable mem
Der. The family have met with an irreparable loss
In her life she universally beloved; in her DEATH
she will be lamented by all who knew her
By requsN,l
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OPINION OF THE LoCoFoCO PARTY.
BY ONE or ITS LEADERS.

Parke Goodwin il the author of the following
lines. Tie is son-in-law Of VIM G. Bryant
and has recently been associated with him in the
management of the New-York Evening post the
leading Locofoco paper in New York--and has al
so established new paper called the Path Finder.
In speaking OF the Locofoco party, in article Of
which the following is an extract, he speaks the
words Of truth and soberness, and all candid men
will assent to what is said
"liis talked, until ii has not only exhausted its
breath, but its life. What is ii doing to carry out
Its principles What real vitality is there IN ANY
Of its prominent measures what genuine man.
hood in any OF its prominent nsen' Is il not at this
moment, grand imposition and falsehoodi Is it
not rdd collective deaths head, an ILLUSION pE.
cEIvER, and ANTI CHRIST -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

A STRANGE DiscovERy "A Young Medical studen,
OF the name Of Mecedea, Of Verona, in Italy, has
been making of The strangest experiments conceiv-
able. They are no other than the pei,tGca,.on of
The human body. A friend has informed us that the
same discovery had been made six years previous
ly. but the artist died suddenly wihou, leaving any
clue to the secret 1t is well known that the King
Of Naples has in his palace table entirely compo,
sed OF different parts Of the human body petriied
and polished precisely marble or any other nigh,
be- remarkable circumstance is, that all the nat.
ursl colors Of the skin, arteries, veins, muscles,
bones, &c, and all tho states Of disease causing
death are unalieraby preserved.-Del. Rep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

DE.rH IN TuE JuRy BoK.-The following solemn
and melancholy scene is described in the S, Louis
Republican
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. W. G.. WLiteheld, a
member OF the Jury Of the United States Circuit,
now holding session 10 this CITY, died suddenly,
nhe IN the JOry Dor, In the mids, OF his associates
lie had been complaining, for some time. Of a pain
10 ms sde' and the FIRST nlmsiion Of anything Sc
nous being the ms,ier with him was bis asking
some one si'ung beside him TO take hold Of his head
io' ne was oYi"g' these were the last words he
spoke. lie leaned his head over upon he sen,'s
man who sat NEXT TO him, and 10 whom he had
spoken, and erpted immediately PHYSICIANS sup
posed that il was disease ofthe hear, he died al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

" Il the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Fsirhaven
commissioners to receive, examine and adjus, all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
of
Luciada Garter, late Of BenSOn,
In said district, deceased repre- sented insoiven, and
also all claims and deminds exhibited IN offset
thereto, and six months from the let day March
last, being allowed by said court for iha; purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We will AL
tend 10 the business o. our said appointment Al the
dwelling house Of Elijah Carer in said Benson. On
"wednesday the lih day Of June nent at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon 81 said dav
FmLo WILcoK, j.. c. KELLooo Com'r..
Benson, May 10, 1919. 2022
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

The Orange Groves of Florida have been visited
during the past year by the ravages of an insect
which threatens the total desuciron oftha branch Of
production The insect is Of the COG GUS family very
minute, and covers the bark, leaves and fruit, eI-
haus,ing the tree of juice and destroying to the
root Whole grove have been swept, 1t is under
stood that a similar insect once appeared in the
groves of the south of Europe. Mr.. Levy, Repre-
senlativc-of the Territory, in letter to Daniel
Webster, requesting that letters may be addressed
to the Diplomatic agents abroad to obtain an accu-
rate history OF this plague, states tina, if the ravages
OF this insect be arrested there is no doubt that
the peninsula Of Florida is capable Of furnishing
completely the markets Of the whole Union with
the orange, lemon and lime
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Wanted.

100000 Fl. Lumber of the following de.
scrpiion.
oo'ooo H. Spruce boards, inch thick 10 and u foe,
long, square edged.
10000 H. hemlock do. | 9 inch thick 10 and IL H.
long, square edged.
10000 n spruce clapboards 49, u and Is fee, long.
inches wide
10000 spruce fence boards. 10 10 inches wids.
10000 II DO f'or boards, IA inches thick, 70, II
and 10 feet long.
5000 f hemock -cantling 81 and "A.
5000 spruce joce 3-s
The above described lumber must correspond ID
the description and be of sound quality, all square
edged and sawed true no rotten, shaky orr wofmy
boards viii be received. Fair prices for the timer
VIII De paid BuRr q Mason
Rutland, May 10, Isf2 so29
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

District of Rutland. IS, ID at special proba,.
court held at Rutland, within and for said district,
on the % day Of May, A. b. 1s43
Present VIM Hall, Judge.
Addison Buck, administrator upon the estate
OF Alfred Buck late Of Pittsford in said die
'rict, deceased, intestate, having made application
to sad court TO have the time allowed FOR paving
me debts OF said estate extended one year from ,hs
9th day of of June next
1t IS ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the first Monday being
me MN Gay OF Iune next, and that II copy OF
this order be published three weeks sucoessiy.ly.
previous thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspa-
per printed al Rutland, that all persons Interested
may appear and object to the same II they see cause
true copy of record,
ie2i HENRY HALL, Register
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on:o6
Attention Clarendon Guards.

THE me mbers of the above Corps. in conformity
TO the I5ith and l65h sec. Of the military laws
of,his state, hereby ordered and warned to ap-
pear a, their arinoty at Clarendon Springs on Tues
day the Gin day Of June nett, at D O'Clock a m
fully armed, uniformed and equipped as the law d.
reefs, for inspection and review Of arms.
BY order Of the Captain,
j. +. LEARNED, Clerk.
n. b. If any members Of the above company
have failed thus far 10 acquan themselves with the
strict requirements Of the present military law OF
Vermont, they urged not 10 delay doing long
er. The uniforms and equipments are in course OF
preparation and will be furnished IN due season for
the above occasion. to all members making mmedi-
ate application 10 the Directors
j. F. LEARNED, Clerk.
Clarendon, May Is, Is43. 2022
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MAHRIED

In Mendon on the Sd inst, ~ James X Pear
sons Esq Mr. Benjamin Mussey to Miss Harriet
Simmons.
In Dandy, on the LIST inst. by Ira Edmunds Esq.
MT Benjamin Jacobs Of Dorset, to Miss Lucinca
Burnham of Middetown.
In Whitehall, NY. Josepeh Parker OF Castle
ton. and Ann Vivian.
In Peru, Nathaniel Marshall, and Ann HackstaT
both of Peru.
In Orwell, II. A.Grswod, ESQ.,, and Angelne f.
Fisher
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondav Nav 3

At market 900 Beet Caule. l6 Cows and Calves
30 pairs Working Oxen, l20 Sheep, and 1875 Swine
Prices. Beef Cs,tle.--ln consequence OF the
limited number Of beef cattle at market. prices adj
yanccd considerably. FRS, qualify 80 second
quality 90 8 25 third quality 90 "a IS.
Cows and Calves--From IA to S35.
Working Oxen-Si5, AZ, co, and S75
Sheep From 81 rs to 90
Swine.-Lots to peddle at Ia for sows, and
Id for barrows At retail from TO O.
WooL-There has been a modeiate demand for
domestic wool, hot no Improvement in prices
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

lc, o. from St Peiersburgh, Of the IS ult. pub.
lshed IN .he Gazette des Tnb0naur states that the
Emperor oi Russia had granted foil amnesty 10 |.
numb 81 Poles eIiled 20 Siberia or in the interim,
OF Russia cot the psrt they had taken IN the Rovolu
ton Of November. 1880 The Emperor annosted
ibem some years ago, but deprived them Of their
ranks and emolpmen,s and EXCEEDED them forever
from al public Offices. both in Russia and Poland
Ills Majesty by this more recent ukase, has cancel
led those restrictions, ths, the amnesty in favor
Of ihose Poles is now complete
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
HENRY HALL Rssis,sr

STATE Of permOai, J1E il remembered tb.,
District Of Rutland. Sc ( - e, special probs,.
ocnn hein al huiland within and fof said die.
nct, on the "a day Of May, A. d Ists
Present, Wm Hall. Jusge.
RoIhn =: Hunter administrator of The .,.ts
OF John u. Worcester late 81 Clarendon IN nd 49,.
inei, decreased having made spplies,on % .,id
court iof hrense to sell all NJ N. real e,a,,
Of said deceased, except the widow. d,...,
including The re'erslon hereof csn-,.,ioy az M.
nome arm containing III acres and rposotsin loI
OF ht acres repfes.niiuF that ire sal. hereof \.
hs.e,sAfF iof HE i'sJmsE, 81 deb,s and expenses
oi administration;
IL Is Ordered mat ssi6 spplieaiion be rsler.d to
we His' AoASay, being me sih day of June ne,t.
ana 'iai ropy Of ih.s order 10 pvhlfshsd tire,
weeks speeessseiV, previous ihffsio. IN tho Rsilsn5
neiSp, he"sp.psr printed at Rutland. that any
pe fsons Interested mas atfesf snd Ris. Rood. -
we payment "f said dshis oisrSlse fiiset a, tb.
s'ms a. iasy sec cause 4 true cop, Of record
WI HLARY HALL, Reg,,s,.
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6s ads OF Of R Rs"sSs7 s. ,."'"ss..d

District of Rutland, ss ( ID ,ba, a, . .p.ci,i
probate court held at Rutland within said d,,ric,.
on the I'd day OF May, A. ID. isa3
Present VIM. Hail. Judge
Moses Perkins, Guardian Of PUlls Butler. an in.
sane person, OF Rutland, having fIade application
to SAID court, for license TO sell all the real e,,,,.
o' said ward, in this stale, consisting of about So
acres improved land in Pitisford, 80 acres of wild
land in Plt,siord, and one third Of An ,nrs Win
house thereon, south of Rutland village. represent
ing That The sale thereof would 10 conducive TO the
inleres, ofsaid ward; Wv
II is ordered that said application bs referred
,or nearing and decision to the frs; Monday DO.
Ing me 'th, DAY oil June next, and thaf cony OF mi,
order be published three weeks successixeiy n,.x'.
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Rerald, a newspsper
printed a, Rutland, that all persons interested NAV
appear and objeci 10 The same If they see cause.
A true copy Of Record.
1871 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

The GERMANS MOVING Foa HrNRY CLAY.-The
"Va,erland's Wgchtcr," Geman Anti Masonic
paper published al llarsburgh, has raised the Gag
Of Hnry Clay. The "Lehigh Patriot" another
similar German paper, has withdrawn its advocacy
OF General Scott. and procaims for Justice to Har-
ry Of The West. The Scott papers, with bu, one or
Two xcep,ions, are following the noble example
set them by the brave and talented General him
self, and supporting the Na,ior.s choice-HENRY
CLAY!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

NEwLY lsvssrsp Srs,n CaHnILeEs.-M Nou
cher, loeksmiih Of Sweden, has lately cousiraet-
ed upon new plan steam carriages for common
roads, which ply between Copenhagen and cersoer
q distance Of about 50 miles, which they sccorn
plsh IN from eight 10 nine hours. They carry ihiuy
Psnssehgers and have spacious .io~sss for Baggage
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

The HuGs0n has a, length evaencated the City Of
Albany, and now contents itself with running along
aide nearly even with the whsrves At Troy. h
was sun IN several OF the buildings on Saturday
morning. The business OF each Civ especi.lly
in Groceries, has suffered seriously from the drow
ing out Of stores
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
spring and summer DO DDS.

= "a. BULIARD, IN addition 10 their former
~ stock. nrc nov ,eisnr from New York
splendid assortment OF Goods adsp,sd to the spring
ato summer seasons, which hey Will sell at uuu.
sually Inv prices. Those wishing Tor goods IN
ih't line viii mad u for their interest 10 purchase
where pa, mrn,s can be made ess,-NbSte A fair
price - at all times allowed fcf produce. and here
The same sioun, ofessh will hui ertaf,t eaaniiiy
of goods than at any other shop 10 the vicinity
East Clarendon, May Is. Isi3. osa9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

new route TOT Transporting the produce Of Ohio
70 The eastern market has been found in the Ohio
nver. TO Pittsburgh. thence TO Philadelphia. II is
now taking this route in consequence Of the ls,e a.
pening OF our Ere Csnsl.-N y. Sun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

hets is noIhing paneC than hones,y-noihing
peer man chsnty-ooihing warmer Than lore
~ EeheE tssR wisdom-Bo,h,hg brighter Than
pad Eoiisng nofe sseidfssl than faith
ensed 10 one mind. form the parest--ihe
4 eN-iae wsrmest-lhe richesi-ths brightest
he most s'eadias, happiness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
New Goods.

NJ G. LANGDON 81 Co arc now receiving a
IVI. very large and choice assortment of Goods,
in style adapted 10 tho season, and in price TO the
times, being as low as the produce of The farme $;
Dry Goods lower than they were ever known to be
since the settlement Of the country. We pledge
ourselves that persons wishing TO purchase goods
with good credit Cash. shall not go away dissaiis-
fled with the prices. Our friends and the public
generally invited to call and examine our prices
before purchasing elsewhere
May 10, 1913. 20o6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
|XHAUSTATlON OF SOIL BY INDIAN
CORN.
lhe Editor Of the New ENGLAND Farmer.

Ptar 'ir-Your las, paper contains some remarks
fhe eahaus'aiion of soil by Indian corn The
bal amount of earths. &c. Withdrawn by 1000 lbs
lrsen s:alks, is about IS lbs From the results
FPreneel, 20 whom am chiefly indebted for the
Ehly ingredients of the analysis lately sen, you)
fduce the following proportion ofeach elemen, IN
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"a tstfIldnrous.

ss f,lISxisg 'ou les are posted in New Jersey
Io-house -
No Kissing eirls in shool-,imes. No lekin.
master doung holidays
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

4 e eioSs OF the Americsn revolution. whea
~ 'oa TOOK Iesye Of Lafayette. his words we're
-. ol nave served an apprenticeship to liberty IN
''''' no" 30 10 fnacs and set W ior yourself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

Charles Compe de Mises, who had 10000 men
under his command in the army Of Napoleon. and
who was at one time mmander in chef of tho
garrison OF the city of Rome is now in Nashville.
Tenn, teaching school,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

~ IDENTIFIES (seo,lanc, } there are twelve ba-
!, 'sops, and ,srehiy mae wklilsy s4ogs" Our
= lsih1s PefhsPs,here might be soms temper
ei'aker found bot not there.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

hereby forbid all persons from harb oring or
L trusting John De G. Woods, minor, on my &C
count, he having left me without just cause, as |
shall pay no debts Of his contributing after this date
but shall claim all his wages
Attest, ~ Weller, JOHN WOO DS.
Ilnmouth, STAY | /, l643. 20;22
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

: ,oviied 10 the extensive and Vsi'sd sssotirsai
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
N 'he shop 81 the Subscribers nj Cssll.ton village.
We have taken particular paths W shrrly osrsl.-s
with ~ goods Usual, found IN county shops. shA
ntend to offer every sulcle Of the ,mslos, possh,s
advance from The coat, either e., cash. good rreda
ot laret We hate good sssnrtincnl Of The tssi
F0nig Gruce-iss, IN abundance ~ all sorts ~ D-y
Go"ds, HsrSne,t, C-pclerv ard G'sss War The
whole comprising variety worth, ola call fron, oil,
tuytr within dozen mites of.u. frun oil such
We hope TO receive fair proportion Of patronage.
MERhrLL & AiS.wcsra
Cas,leion. May 10, isi3 % =
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Grain.

.ORN, Rye and Oats for sale ohcspby
G. g. A. BrLLAmp.
East Clarendon, May IS, isl3 20 "a
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aid merchandise. They ascend with c,se the hill.
whose angles do not eIceed ihiuy degrees The,
have enginrs Of tom eiRhi 70 nine hpf.c nower
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

SPRuCE and llemlock Boards, Hath, lining and
- fence do. cheap as The cheapest Also so NJ.
hfsi rate spruce aud hemock shingles, for sale BY
East Clarendon, Nay Is, is4s. eoaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

corn takes so great amount oflime what becomes
r. theory that wheat fails in New England, be.
p IFS soil wants that element!
Ihe Apul No. of the London Annals Of Chemis-
(which have just received, contains the follow.
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