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NOTICE

is hereby given 10 all concerned ihat |
have, purchased of Daniel Savage, one
brown Horse, one sorrel Horse, two setls
Of Harness. ore two horse Wagon, one
cast shod Sled, one Cow, one stack Hay,
four scres Wheat in the ground, one wind
Mill, one cutting Box, one Plough, two log
Chains, one Grindslone two Cow bells. one
mans Saddle and riding Bride, one strap
Bells, one Clock, six Geese, one LOT OF curl
maple Plank, one lot Of pine Lumber, one
LOT OF oak Lumber, one lot poplar Lumber,
and have left the same in his possession
during my pleasure, of which the public
will take notice,
PHILIP FRITZ.
Jan.7, lS43-37.
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For Sale Cheap.

THE subscriber has for sale at his store in White
Hall
$4,000 Lap Shingles at the low
price of 3d..
$4,000 Feet Hemlock Lash, a, 22c,s
per hundred, Inch Boards, &c. &c.
ALSO-The celebrated Grey Mare lately owned
by Neal McCay, one Buggy Wagon, sleigh Bells,
Buffalo Robe, two Tables, two Stoves, corner cub
hoard and number Of articles two tedious to NEIL
ton.
ALSO--A General assortment ef Merchandise
all Of which will be disposed Of to suit the times.
ROBERT McCAY.
Whitehall, Jan. Z, ls43,
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Traverse Jury.

Briarcreek-John Shelhamer, Simon
Shafier, Andrew Freas. John Knorr, Johl
Ruch, Philip Freas, Wm. Ke'chner.
Bloom Andrew CriveIing .5r. Josepl
Pope, Peter Miller, Philip Eyer, Obec
EvereluPeter Enl. '..sa93 81 -
Caia,ciSSa - William Gearhari, Isaa,
Yeuer, Andrew Kinney. Lloyd Thomas
David Miller, Jacob Cruck, Owen, d
Leih t,,..t ..s.-a..,i l.5. amGs a.tt a6
8 Derry-Robert M'Kee, Jacob Biddle
Stephen Ellis Thomas Moorehead Jr. eE
Fishing Creek-philipr Awleman
Abraham Robins. 0 - atof
Grsenaoood- .Rober. Fairmau, Georpa
Paterson.
Liberty Samuel Alexander. John Clay
ton. -,
Madison n-John Hellers, James Whip
pie. John ksner, George Ewes
Mdhoning--John 0sler, jacob Hiblef
MOnieur-David Rishel le LIONS
aOrange-lsaac Dewitt. li'lgisI.
Roaring Creek-Eias Hel~ig,. Johl
Hughes. e-tta k. .t.5h8hlN hnl
Sugar Locf-John Lewis,Josha. Brin
Wm. Cole. 4t ,a4,, .ste Il, NJ
TaHsy--John Chills, Jacob J3pei
Thomas Yorks -
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office a. Blooms
burg. Dec. 3lsi lS42. G
Abraham Bell, Wm. Logan Fisher. 2
John Manly. Isaac Hopper, Reuben Kis-
uer, w. w Miles. John Pannsn, jur,
Wm, Rusmus. A. Vallerehamp, 3; III 0e
JOHN r, MOYER,P. NJ;
ET-The Post Master is constrained to
give notice, that in future, nothing can be
received in paymentof postage, bul specie
or us equiDlent. as The constructors insist
'""n"~ in navment Of their de-
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List Of Grand and Traverse Jurors Io
January Iermrls43. ala III nov 10 ~
GRAND JURY r. !

Briarcetk-John kelchnet,iR .ani3
Bloom-,James Thornton Valentine Bible
man. John Bidleman, Charles Kabler,
William Snyder. William MeKelvy. IVA 4
Derry-Cornelus Cleckner, William
Carnohan' tetn
: Observation-Disclosures Ferguson, John
Robbins
Hemlock-- John Everett. q N.tt2f
a Jackson Paul Hess. i 3&l
81 Liberty-Joserh Kerr. Hugh M'Wra,h.
.Limesione-Jona,tan Daringer. ~ ea
Madison Jacob Kisner.
Mahoning-John Rhodes ID
Moateur-John BAYLOR liiS
Nount PleaSunt--Jobn Mel!ick M /
Orange Moses Everett e.qeya
Roaring Creek-John Snyder, Peter Hoir.
man, Henry Metz. g
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frame House
AND
FRAME STORE HOUSE,

attached 10 the same. and a small STABLE.
Also on certain other lot in the same
town and adjoining lot Of ]. Coleman and
without Improvement.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as The properly of William Faux.
JOHN FRUIT, Sh'D.
SIIrRIFF's OFFICE Danvile, }
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NOTICE..

YWyIIE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
h the property of William Edgar, to witt;
fifteen acres of Wheat in the ground, one Horse,
one two horse Wagon, six Hogs, three roughs
two sets Harnesses, one set Of Swingletress, two
iron Kettles, Sadie aud Brde,and have left the
same in possession Of said Edgar during my pleas
ure, Of which the public will take notice.
DANIEL STOKER.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that have purchased as the
u property Of Elias Kline, three acres Of Wheat
IN the ground three acres of Rye in the ground ,one
culver Plough, one log chain six sheep, one shoat
and have lett the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent. fpi
JONATHAN LEMON. !,
Jan. z, ls43. 81
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NEW TURNING
Establishment.
On Fishing Creek. al Isaiah Cole, Mills,

On Fishing Creek. al Isaiah Coles Mills,
2et Sugarioqf tspnship, Col. co.
THE subscriber informs the public thai he has
put up shop at the above place, for the purpose Of
turning wagon hubs, and all kinds Of wood work.
Also, iron mill spindles aud gudgeons, &c, and
copper and brass Of every description. All kinds
ofproduce will be taken in payment, but no credit
given.
Two or three journeymcn, who understand fin
ishihg chairs and bcadsteads will find employment.
's & ORRIN SrRAIGHT.
Jan. Ia, lS43.--3S. N r, .
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NOTICE

III hereby given to all persons, that have pur-
chased at constable sale, as the property Of
William KiIc, one sorrel Horse and Harness, one
red Cow, two red and white Cows, one red Heiffer,
three spring Calv S, one Hanow,o ,one mantle Clock,
one tanning Min, five Hogs, one Plough, and have
eft the same in possession of said Kie, during my
leasure, Of which the public..w take notice.
40 WM. G. HESS.
Jan, 7. lS43.-37
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NOTICE..

vHNHE subscribers have purchased at Constable
IN sale as the property of James c. Fox, to wit;
half of six acres of Wheat in the ground, one acre
of Wheat in the ground and one acre Of Rye in the
ground and have left the same in possession of
said Fox during our pleasure, of which the public
will take notice, }fs- -
VIM. McKELVY q Co.
Dec. 81. l342.-36.
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that have purchased Of Adam
Roat, the following property to wit Bureau,one
Bed, one Stove, one corner Cupboard, one Clock,
nine chairs, one iron Kettle, two of Wheat in
the ground, and one COW, and have left the same in
his possession during my pleasure, Of which the
public will please take notice.
BENJAMIN EVANS.
Jan. O, lS43-3S.
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NOTICE.

VHsHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
III the property of John Kal Ms in Sugarloaf tp.
Columbia co. Dec. 26, 1912, one tanning Mill, one
cutting Box one Bureau, corner Cupboard
one Saw, nineteen Sawlogs, one Harrow and one
Plough, and have left the same in possession of
said Harms during my pleasure, of which the public
will please take notice 4% fa.
JAMES McFANE.
Dec. 81, ls42.-36.
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NOTICE.

~ rs hereby given that have purchased at consta-
bic sale, as the property of Robert Lockhart, two
Mares, two milk cows,twelve acres of Wheat in the
ground, six of Rye in tile ground twenty bu-
shells Of potatoes in the hole, one mantle clock, one
sled one Plough, and have left the in his pos
session during my pleasure, ofwhich the public will
please take notice.
Ea gl JAMES LOCKHART.
Jan. IA, lS43.--3S. .sglts 9gH
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NOTICE..

rs hereby given, that we have this day bought al
Constable sae.ss the property Of lsaac Robbins
the following property, to wt:--one black Mare
one sorrel Colt two red Steersf Eve .ass fSa Sheep
two sctts OF Harness, sixteen acres OF Rye in the
ground, four acres of Wheat in the ground, one
sled, one Plough, one Harrow one bay Maze, one
two horse Wagon, one black Cow, and one black
Heiier. and have left the same in the possession Of
the said Robbins pleasure, and forbid any
person taking them from him, either by purchase,
or otherwise, without our const mt.
T.. & LAZARUS.
Orangeyille. Ian, 8 la43 ~
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NOTICE..

HNHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
n as the property of John Kline, in Sugaroaf
tip. Columbia co. on Dec. 24th 1912, one Plough,
one Sled one red Calf, one bay Colt, one dun
Heiher, one brown Mare, one grey Mare, one bay
Horse and one Wagon, and have left the same in
possession Of said Kline during my pleasure, Of
which the public will please take notice.
ABRAHAM H. .LUNGER.
Dec 80, lS42.-36.
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Wholesale Dealers Of Retailers Of Foreign
Merchandise in Columbia county.
a.fo1 N".. Jxn TI~kS~N


aF THAT in compliance with an Act of
General Assembly approved the 7lh day Of
April, ls30.the associate Judges and Com
missipners OF the county Of Columbia. will
meet at the Commissioners Office in Dan.
vile, on Thursday the 10Th day Of January,
lS43, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose
Of taking up the returns of the several
Cons,ables of said county that are to be
made TO the Court of Quarter Sessions, on
or before the first day OF the January Term
ls43. being the sixlee.h day Of the month;
and TO place each Of the Merchants, that
may thus be returned dealing as aforesaid
irto that Glass that may appear 10 be right
and just. as provided for by the 10Th Sec
ton Of the Act passed the 4th day Of May
lS4l.when and where each Of you may at,
tend if YOU think proper, either in person.
by agent. or attorney.
BY order Of the Judges and Commits
Z, sioneIs. .ag 81 tI 7-e
JOHN S. WILSON, CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. 'f
Danvilc, Dec. 80. l642.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HNHE undersigned has purchased at Constable
sale as the property of John Harms in Sugar
loaf township, COLUMBIA co. on the goth day Of
Dec. 1912, one piece of Wheat ore piece of Rye
one small Bull, one Cow, one mantle Clock, and
have left the same in possession of said Karns dur
ing my peasure,of which the public will please take
notice.
ABRAHAM II. LUNGER.
Dec. 81. IS42.--36.
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BLAST FURNACE

for smelling iron with all the buildings and
aPpurlenances for The same, and
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List of Letters,

Remaining at the Post Office Cattawissa
January Z, ls43.
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Jan. 8, ls43-3s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

The following leucf from Mf Miller defining ms
position msy be OF ioteresi 10 some OF COR readers
D,er BROTHER Hnsc
~ the request u( numcfuus friends. herein
transmit 20 them. through YOU, brief statement Of
facts relative 20 tie many stores with which the
public Hio huubngeei hy the pplpii. press nod bat
room dtrlansuun., concerning ihe urrciplcs / ad-
vuCsie. aud the management 81 my worldly concerns.
Ny principles. "a tnr. are, that JssD Ch,u1 vii
come again go ihi. esuh--tiesn>e. puu'y. and tke
possession Of the same wph all His Saints, some
time between March 81, 1919 and March 81, 1874.
have never. iot the space oi rnute than twenty
three Years. had any other time preached or pub
ltshed by ne. ! have never fixed on any month, day
or hour between that time. have never found any
mistake ~ reckoning. summing up. or miscalcult-
ton. sm perfectly satisfied that the Bible IS true,
and Is the " o,d of God. and am confident. rely
wholly on that bles, Sod book for nv faith IN this
matter am no, prophet, am no, sent TO proph-
esy, but 10 read, believe and publish what God has
INSPIRED the ancirut prophets 10 administer unto US
| w the prophecies OF the Old snn New lesiamen,s
| These have been, AID now arc, my principles, anC
| | hope shall never be ashamed Oi them.
As 10 worldly cares, have had but very few fo
| twelve Years past have a vile and eight chill
dfeu have great reasnn TO believe they are all III,
ou.idren OF God and believers in the same doctrine
with myself. ! own a small farm in Low Hampton
: y, \. My family support themselves upon II, an,
| believe they are esteemed frugal, temperate an,
| industrious. They use hospitality without grudCn,
and never turn pilgrim from the house nor IN
needy hom their dopr. ] bless God my family ar
benevolent and kind 10 all who nced their sym
psthy or aid. ] have no funds or debts due me G
any amount " owe no man any thing" hav
expended more than 1000 dollars Of my property il
twelve years, besides what God has given III
through tho dear friends Ia this cause. Your
respectfully,
Philadelphia Feb. I, isi3. WIN. MlLLEF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
II. States District Court.
For the District Of Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE to show cause against petition OF
~ SIlas Works, creditor, that Daniel Packer Of
Mountholly in said district, be declared bankrupt
al the office of Samuel Preniiss, in Montpelier In
said dis trici, on Tuesday the 2ist day of March,
lS43, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Notice - show cause against petition Of
Lemuel Smith Jr., Of Clarendon,
VIM. X. Shaw, Of Rutland,
Hiram Bales, OF Farhaven.
Bradlsh b. Franklin, of Poutney,
Luke Beaman OF Farhaven,
Isaac G.. Wheaton, OF PonltHsy,
Enoch X Curtis, Of Mendon, and
VIM >. Allen, Of Sprngheld
in said district be declared bankrupt the Office
of Samuel pren,iss in Montpelier in said district,
on Tuesday the 2lst day Of March Isl3 al 10 o.
clock A. NJ. $40
Notice to show ca1se against petition OF
Ezfa ID. Worcester, OF Rutland,
Jesse Howard, Of Hubbardion,
John Norton OF Rutland,
John NORTON, Of Rutland,
Samuel Cieav-and OF Casileton,
Christopher Mcdonald o Brandon,
Chester Cleaveland vi Rutland,
Eseck Eddy Of Ira,
Ransom Sherman Of Dandy,
John i EDDY Of Clarendon,
Hiram Cotton Of Piitshed,
Horace s. Trhmbull Of Csstleton.
as bankrupts at tie court house IN Windsor in said
district, on Wednesday the cath day Of May, A. ID.
1873 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. $40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

PA, The factory for The manufacture Of pms
OF stafford Conn is nid 10 he the only one Of the
kind in this country or in Europo Tho machine
take the wirr GUS u oG the right l0nsth puts on
,he he,d points It, &c completely flushed be-
fore ? e,,s thc machin" Onc machine makes
ab'u O day There is also machine
conn. % Il or stacking M n ia,o lho papers
tho pn, are Pot into n hoppe inst drors them
down 10 The paper, which is carried around the
cylinder il stick. on f,nr dozen ut the hich. nnd
and makes ahou, ffv hichcs n minnie 1t WIS
invented by Mn Wncrs, Of Sahord-I3os'on
, Transcript
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Christianity When | consider the source
from which christianity has sprung, the humility
of its origin-the poverty Of its dscipIes--the
miracle of its creation-the mighty sway it has
acquired, not only over the civilisel world but
which christian missions are hourly extending
over lawlcss, mindless end imbruted reeions-I
own the awful presence ofthe Godhead; nothing
less than Divinity could have done it The
powers, the prejudices, the supersions Of the
earth were all in arms against it; it had no sword
nor sceptre-its founders were poor--it apostles
were lowly iishermen--its inspired writers, lowly
and uneducaed-iis cradle was manger its
home dungeon its earthly dadem a crown Of
thorns And yet forth it went that lowly, hum
Bile prosecuted spirit and the idols ofthe heather
fell and the thrones Of ihe mighty trembled and
paganlsm saw her peasants and her princes kneel
down and worship the unarmed conqueror II
this be not the work Of the DIVINITY then | Weld
to the reptile ambition Of the Atheist | see no
| God; | see no Government below; and Weld mv
consciousness Of an immoral'sou to has boosted
fraternity with the worm tina, perishes &C Phil
J Ups. Esq
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

State of Vcrmonf lDE il rem.mbe,ed
District Of Rutland IS { ID tina, al special
Probate Couu held at Rutland within and Tor said
District, On the 0lh day Of February, 4 ID Is43.
Present VIM Hall Judge.
\ certain lnsirumen, in writing purport-
ing 10 be the lat viii and Testament OF Palmer
Stafford, late Of Wslngforo. in said district. a.
ceased, ie-iaie, having been this day preseut.d te
said court by Belsey Stafford. sIecutr.I therein
named. for prpbate and allowance,
II Is ordered ths, saio viii he referred for pro-
Oh day of March next and that a cooy n ,bi. 3D.,
be polished three weeks sueces.iyelv o,eyioo.
thereto, ~ Tie Rutland Herald, . newspaper mint
ed at Rutland that al persons Interested NAV an
pear end contest Me probate thereof n thsv SEQ
csFse. true copy Of record,
HENRY HALL, Register
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STATE or VERMONT.

hLNdhdt' ~
Alison White,
Silas Sargent, and :" O"""'''' "P'" 4" '0'"'
Eusebla Wheeler
" ITEREAS Alison W bite of Mounthoil, in tho
cuuniy Of Rutland and State ofVermont has
filed his Till in thanccty against Silas Saraent
OF Durham in the Province of Lower Canada and
Euscbla Wheeler OF Puutrey IN The county Of Rut-
land, SiGtiQc. that on the 9Th July 1910, the said
SaS being indebted to The orator IN he sum Of
$500 90 specified IN two prornissorv nries, dated
aforesaid. for the sum of $500 90 PAYABLE
first December lsil, and tho other for $1,000 90
payable first December Is42, with interest alter the
LIST Apul then next. and 10 secure the payment Of
said notes. the said Silas morigaeed to the orator
the following described land m Moun,holly afore-
said, viz certain piece parcel OF land lying and
being IN that part OF Mounthoy aforesaid that was
formerly Jhckson's Gore, and being lot numbered
hlv three, az the lots we've numbered in laid Gore.
and containing about I05 acres. be the same more
or less, and Is The same farm which was decided To
Harvey White 10y Asauh Pinprev or the ODD of April
1884, and the same farm which the said Harvey
White decided To the said Alison White on the 25th
December, 1899, and the same land which the said
Alison White decided to the said Silas Sargent on
the said 9Th July 1910; that the said Sas on the 26ih
February 1912 di1 convey the same premises and
his night of redemption therein, To Eusetia Vince
Ter aforesaid; and that part of said notes have
been paid And Praying that this court would de.
cree that II the defendants fail to pay the several
sums of money afore said they and all claiming IN
der them shall be forever foreclosed from all right
10 redeem said morgaeed premises, and that tho
orator may have his costs.
The usual process of subpnna being granted and
the said Sllas Sargent residing without this state
and not having been notified of the commenc g ment
said bill 1t is ordered by the that he he no.
titled thereof by publishing the substance Of said
! bill with This order, In The Rutland Herald, three
weeks successfully the last Of which shall be at
least twenty days previous 10 the next term of this
court, 10 be held al Rutland in and for the county
| OF Rutland, on the second Tuesday Of April A. ID.
1919 and that the defendants be required To appear
the tim, and place aforesaid and make answer to
said bill, which shall be sufficient notice. And
day thereof was given &c.
f. w. HOPKINS, Clerk,
Reuben Wnshburn solicitor for orator. $40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Reputation Good morning, Cuff Link
came for to AK yon why you no pay dat small bill
OBJ tree and onepence, which decended to you
troo de hands oh my little nigga Billp
'Slmbo Sunks | hab de honor to deform You
da, | hab received dat account; and dat ! acknow-
ledge de debt but sab, let me also delorm you dat
a change hab come ober de state of tings, and dat
| solmy repuliaie de account, and will neber pay
so help me Mrs. SlppiP
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
MARRIED

In Sudbury on the evening Of the 9Th inst by
r. b Gould Esq. LodowIck L. Ferris, to Miss
Lois Bsboc all OF Sudbury.
In Dandy on the l2ih inst by Caleb Ferris
Esq. Mr. Ira Cook to Miss Artinisu Lobdell,
all of Dandy
In Tinmoutb. by Harvey Shaw Esq, Mr. Ly-
man Cobb to Miss Jane Cole, all Of Tnmou,h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

A BRIGHT IDEA--It is stated by the Wash.
ing,on correspondent of the American that John
Tyler has decided ihathe next Presidential contest
will be between himself as the locofoco candidate
and Judge Mclean the Supreme Court, as the
Wing candda,e He thinks he has fixed it so
that Clay and Van Buren, and Calhoun, and all
the small fry. will be EQUALLY out ofthe question:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

PENNSYLVANIA CLAY CoNvENTIoN.-The
Wings OF Pennsylvania will hold a State Conven-
ton at Harrisburgh on the 22d of February
A large number of delegates have been appoint
ed Among them many of the leading characters
of tha State
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For HE Herald.

Nes1s ES,ier,--ln one Of The .ii'le villages with
~iach our Gieen Moubiain Stale so beautifully
abouncs company Of Gentlemen and Ladies met
iogeiher ies weeks since iof social oon'e'sai"n-
And deeply lesA1s tas great wasie OF lime and pros
uAiion af talent. cuIseque al upon Tie prevailing
pfae1ioe Of INDUCING 40 Ltsilous conversation snd
siso 's+iing that our sad tN'ens are given "a
o lie Great Dispenser Of ali blessings, whereby TO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
tn.h and Re,dy Paw.

N1tRk II WOOSTER having purchased Of
WI Samuel Z Hooker his interest IN the con
cstn Of Hooker & Wooster, will coninne the bust
mes. Tor the present under the name and Arm ~ ".
II Wooster Md will oorfne himself strictly to essh
and read, paw. AMI goods vii I've sold very cheap.
y Is. She business Of the old concern will bc
settled hy the subscriber.
For sale by the subscriber, zoo bush. sOsts and
500 bush Corn NJ N. weosrsp
West Puuhney, Feb. rs, 1913 sic
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Origin of the word Hubbub -Hubub in Arabic
signifies cloud Of dust and hubbnb the wind
blowing cut; hence the English word hubbub. the
deriviuve Of which puzzled Johnson and all the
photographers so much
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

A young fellow by the name of Wisely resi-
ding somewhere "out West" in fit of jealousy,
recently attempted to stab another by the name of
TouwelI. 1t seems the young lady who caused
the dispute was
'One who loved not WISELY, but Tou.wELLr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Notice.

THE COrporsics ofthe Branch TurnpkeCompauy
10 Mt Tabor. are heie 10y notified to nert on
ths.hrs, Monday Of April next. the dwelling house
~ A. Kelley in said Nj Tabor, At ! o'ciork +. ~
for The purpose nf choosing the necessary Orers 81
said Company, and SUCH other business thought
proper when met CALEB BuFFUM.
AARON ROGERS.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

John said rich Quaker to his extrays CANT
son, I'm afraid thou an getting 70 be a rake "
q Nay, father" returned The youth driiy It's
thee that hath raked. and I'm spreading il for
thee ="
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Put out your tongue little further said ply
stefan TO a fair Invalid "A little further still, if you
please Why, Doctor, do you think a womans
tongue has endr said the gentle sufferer Indeed
il is very seldom come across one that has.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Girls remember that the man who bows, smiles,
and says many soft things to you, has no genuine
love; while he who loves most sincerely, srug-
gl,s to hide the weakness of his heat and irc
quen,ly appears decidedly awkward