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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

no CREDITORS of the n. Y and Erie Rail
road Co.-Offce of the =. Y. and E r. r. Co., New.
York 9Th October 1873 Creditors Of thu y Y and E.
K CO and holders Of evidences on the part
said Company requested place before the 10Th
November 1873 the hands OF T. Person, ESQ., Treasurer
of ;he Co No 81 Wal! statement specifying the cha
of Scuh Indebtedness the thereof and the
of II original parties. HORATlO ALLEN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

DOLlSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Eyer BODY in Boston po!shng their stoves and crates
nes vhen ysu DWELLING than to notice the Stoves
ana are well polished. We would rsGommsnd for his
purpose WM BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. It is put up
rolls, which but l2 cents aud has many advantages
over The British LuStrs and Black Lead as 1t, Mstre s
brighter lasts longer and ed with much less dust and
trouble In minute after dry, BY the application Of
brush you set beautiful! polish. For sale at WM.
BROWNS, ISL Washneton-street. Retnled by all the
Druggist and Grocery Stores III Boston, Salem, Lowell,
Worcester, Portland Springfield.
Dealers and Families be supplied Of a. b D. Sands,
Druggists, No, 10 Fultonstreet; 273 Broadway; Y East
Broadway. 0i6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

ssss, FOR SALE-One half OF the Farm occn-
4. Of Scarsdae Westminster County, about d miles from
New ork and miles from White Plains he whole farm
contains about $50 acres and has OF Long
Island Sound. THOMAS /. CORNELL,
! ~, iu,, Toll I'm On the :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

suppose Gains adverse winds storms occurred np
po,c The voyage delayed Cor twenty days 20 no port
distance Two hu1dd aud 6fty human beings, without
water or food crammed INFO space not high enough TO
sleep when lying down position for twenty days and
niyhts in hold ftd with their hl,f 'v'fh"n 49,
lalion with pu,nd and foul atmosphere deck thirty
two inches from the eeilag Can any felton, any
nance portray what might have been the bitter agonyhe
bar. Of bnf ten pieces Of blue cloth say 20 shlug
and vii! fetch Brazil S4s0, often fl29; the immense
profit render. the slave Traders regardless Of human lives
oe slave every ten brought 10 Cuba or Brazil, yields
en- ample return and anxious 10 check
thi, traffic blood the coast Of Africa is too vast
md extensive for The feet employed 10 watch it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

OPeach Orchard not purchased at the dock of second hand
dealers. fountain head The mines where we get
pIice free of carriage we'll sc1eeged from the yard sworn
eighers endorsement the back Of each ticket Nut 81 IS
Stove SIS Egg and Broken IS So from the Lump Lacka
m and Leigh 81 50. Liverpool, from ship, Sc 50.
% Isf' 'O' " ssn'ns'oa 81 He6i GUERNSEY CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
TrSE 1RIBUN e.
TDgfe1rc d Articles

MELANCHOLY DsATH OF a foVse LA by, -. 1t
lilo Journal of Monday records the dea''
Nc Isabel R. Keats, in that city, which oc
o. l as ,.d.r the following melancholy clrcnm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

I IQUlD AMBER.-This unequalIed medicinal
IL compound is warranted be ehactua remedy ~
scads burns cuts conusoS, scrotula, letter nngwc N
s,lt.reum ,cad head ulcers BARRIERS Itch and all DISEASE
Of the skin from whatever Il Will also remove sun,
burn tan ireckles pmprs he lace &c giving 70 the com
uiexi0n white delicate sottnrSs tina; nothing else Will I'm
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth gums aud
cleansing the mouth and throat of fever. II is unryl
led For purposes OF tb= Toilette, bathing Saving &c all
supremacy every other stcle use
Ill eestuay remove pat ar, tch, grease. the like
from nix woolien cotton tbrcS hou the least iamae
70 the color No fstnIIy Md vldua should De without IT,
For sale. wholesale aud recall, b. the popr.ctors a John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

egas. FARMS-FARMS EOR SALE.-A veiua-
60 bic Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying berween the ayR
- - aud seneca Lakes can be exchanged for illinois
ans and moey. Also Farm OF 100 on the Chenanco
River aud Canal cash only. Also good Farms
N.wJesey containing. from 10 to 200 Apply TO 4 T.
4 L C SMITH Is liberL v-st NJ lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

GOAL, COALi-At 2l5 Wesi-street, corner of
Undersigned are sui selling their very superior Peach Orchard
Broaa Mountain White and Grey Ash Goals broken egg,
cssge as heap as the cheapest Orders left at the Sugar
Refinery 2S Leonadstreet through the Despatch Post
20 her Of the yards will receive immediate attention
Oh Im- TYLEE * MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND Pumps

T AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUrFIELD, OF NNrcHEz,
LMississpp VIII attend legal business thai b.
ded him the Circuit Courts OF Adams and the adjacent
and in the Superior ouTts OF IN" STATE a'or
Die professional Gonecsn Louisiana will enable him 10
attend business also the Parishes of that State hear
Natchez He rtlers to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

MARVELLOUS AccrDENr.--We have Just been IN
formed say. Woodstock Telegraph that ch'tge
Of Fort Kent Fish River had his he al blown of the 6th
inst From what learn appears that he low
.riuc the fag when the ropes becoming enaugied, he
stepped back few steps aud stumbed al the moment,
rhe gun which hing Are of, aad decapated him II
!, said that nor vestige OF the head could be discovered
only the nose aud par, of the lower aw-bone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

U Beefpacking for the English market is
becoming prominent feature Of the lake ports and
the aggregate arriving here is fast augmentng At Cleye
land daring tho past weeks 600 head Of cattle
have been slaughtered principally for the European market
At Chicago the business is also increasing importance
nuay There are already several large establishments in
operation that place and the attention of capitalists FAINT
liar with the Engsh trade is directed 70 other points where
ca,,le may be purchased low It's said there packed in
Chicago from 600 1000 barrels per day. and the number is
continually increasing Large aroYes Of fine cattle
.any arriving which bough, up and slaughtered FOR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
From me Baiinaors Araeresn August ..
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

We regret TO state thai, n most painful oecif.
renee took place yesterday on board tho stcain'
boat Georgia, Of the Baltimore and Norfolk line
II appears that boat, on her passage 10 Balli-
more, took on board a, Old Poui Comfort several
bassongers, among them the Hon. G. A. WICK
strrE, Postmaster General, his Two daughters and
several other persons and young man named J.
Nc kean Gardener, son of Col e. *. Gardener, of
Washington City, formerly First Auditor Of the
Pos, Office Department
During his stay at Old Point the conduc, OF
Mr. Gardener was remarked by the visitors ms oil
n very singular chara,er, and the belief was gen.
orally entertained that he was laboring under
mental derangement.--a belief which was strongly
concurred 10 BY Mr. Wickllhe himself, with whom
he had several times been in conversation. About
half pas, | o'clock Yesterday, when the passen
Rsss were summoned to dinner, Mr.. Wickliiie
who was standing on deck offered his arm TO the
ladies who were with him, and while in the act
Of so doing, Gardener, without any previous nti-
nation. suddenly sprung at Mr. Wicklife and
aimed powerful blow with clasp knife at his
breast The blade of the knife struck the righ
breast bone with much force, and traversed the
bone without it is believed injurng tho lungs, oil
making deep incission Lieut. Bradford, Of tho
U. S Navy standing close by, instantly seized
Gardener in the act Of making second blow a
Mr. Wcklie, and prevented his design. The
knife was Immediately taken possession OF by
Lieut. B. and Gardener placed in confinement
Remedies were Immediately applied to Mr.. Wick
lifIe's wound, and on his arrival at this city hi
was attended by Professor Smith, who, we arr
happy to learn, enterans the opinion that tn
wound is not dangerous.
| Immediately on the arrival of the boat Gard
ner was committed 10 Jail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

ron MEDICAL COLLEGE.

,sTLEToN MEDICAL COLLEGE
Eiaor. I, WAS my good fortune to be pres.
q 80 oPeumg q the prcfcr, session Of ihr
,.A,ng lnsau,ion u VIII doubtless be gfa,i
10 your medical readers, al lcas,, 10 learn
-rrsr spes the rcscuslaiiou ofihc lnsa0aion
er becn 80 large number IN attendance al
,.rneneemon, Of the term The general IN.
CORY lecture, was given by Dr Carr, Pro
q Chemistry sni Natural History, at which
,oe Students we're present, and we hear, iha,
al have .inoc arrived, 80 tina, there ere now,
,. seventy ~ ,oNn. The lecture Of Profes.
car, vas ., I'll his public performances are
ran, bn Is I hear that the class intend pub.
4 nc Il I shall no; notice il farther
H.. MeClm,ock, Perkins aud Carr are all
|. and have commenced the lectures upon their
-en, branches, and Dfs. Swee,ser and Pos, are
10 be here. The former on Theory and
l,s,oc Is expected tonight and the latter upon
!, lmalogy is to be here on the 10Th inst
ALUssus !,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

on, the prospects Of aiding lha encrptiscs Of the
poor, by lsndinR money borrowed OF the iich and
al such an ,nieTos as would save them from me
oppression Of the ursufcr Al " plans. purposes
and prospects, became abortive from the ELECTS
produced by causes, eoeval WITH ,ho lack The
fund adopts the puneiple To loan 10 the ncecssaous
and for the purposes Of pefmancn, investment
thus sublcC,ing them TO The bondage OF perpetual
poverty, or at leas 10 the necessity Of paying an
annual rent Of Interest for The support Of schools
In many particulars the bank had soch to com
mend ITSELF our ia,ot IN preference TO the fund,
snd yc, that institution 10 IT. results was disastrous
Such, aud TO a more fearful extent, mus, be the
termination Of the contemplated school fond
AUDITOR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

CLAY AND CaLHous The American Dem
Graf, publshcd q, Mlcnn itself an advocate OF
Mr. Calhoun, has the following ln relation 70 these
two Distinguished Americans.
"Mr Calhoun and Mr.. Clay are no, only the
glory OF the political parties bu, honor to ,he,r
countty--,heir arc---aud the American name
every American ciren should cherish them rs
tho common properly and glory Of his country
1t is between The two, probably tho greatest liz.
ing minds Of the age, that VIC desire 20 see the
Prcsideney, in, lsii. Both Of them are Amcri'
cans--boih Of them are pa,rio,s--ncilhcr 81 them
would deeend to any thing mean--their feeling.
and sympaihiss IN unison with the glory Of
their country, and the prosperity and bappints Of
the people"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

FIRE IN THE WooDs AT PORTLAND "A
friend. who came in the railroad train last evening
from Portland, informs US that the woods, just
this side of Portland, were on fire. The fire com
mcnccd in the open plain, where there is little Of
of any thing except under brush, but the high
wind of yesterday had carried the fire into the
woods TO the east Of the railroad, and it was ma
king rapid progress at the hour the train passed,
p NJ 1t is probable however, that its progress
has been stayed previous TO this time, as there was
but little wind last night. The brush was set on
fire two or three days ago, by a spark from the
engine Where the fire prevailed, it ls rather dry
but the Eastern country is now suffering much
from the want Of rain. Even on the dry and
sandy plains of Brunswick, vegetation looks well
and i, is there that drought is most severely felt
There has been much more rain there, than in
this section, where it is exceedingly dry. Mon
day and Tuesday last, there was fine rain in
Brunswick -Mcrcantile Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

Li-THE Moos has been enactlng very IN
scemly antics, unbccoming her age and station,
before the eyes Of the astomshed people Of Quebec
The Mercury says
LAS, night between 10 and / O'clock, a sin.
guar phenomenon, in which the moon was con
cerned was witnessed by many who CHANGED to
be abroad The moon fell down, apparently, the
space Of several feet, aud then Jumped suddenly
back again to her old place; continuing her sata.
tory ecccntrcity several times This singular
sight took place in the direction Of tho valley OF
st Charles, and was doubtless caused by the dc.
usive agency of the heavy mist a, that time mp.
rising thence, II spread terror, we are informed,
among the supes,i,iously disposed of the lower
classes, who really believed the Miller consum.
nation to be at hand"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
ANGUISH IN HERBA.
BY CAROLINE oRNE.

Where pleasure weaves her flying dance
Mid rose-enamelled bowers
And crowns with garlards fresh and bright
The speedy-iooted hours,
Where syren warblings fill the air
With music dreamy flow,
oh haste thee from the wildering scene,
Oh turn thy steps and go,
Beneath the brightest flowers descry
The venom'd Serpents glinerng eye
When naucry brcathes her honeycd tones
And claims thy lsi'ning ear,
And lures thee with her false sweet voice,
oh stay thou not to hear,
Blu, break the spell around thee thrown,
The charm of baleful power,
Or all too soon for thee viii como
A dark and evil hour,
For these moolhhowing accents bring
The brlllian, serpenl's yenomed slug.
Let no, ambition lure thy steps
From paths Of truth to stray,
And not be led by love OF power
Into the broad smooth way,
Oh shun unhallow6d ihirs Of gam,
Flee from the house Of pride,
And in the WAYS Of dark deceit
Lei not Thy footsteps glide,
Wake no, the sleeping serpenls wrath,
That's coiled upon Ihy dangerous path.
Oh, keep thy tongue from evil words
oh, keep Thy hands from sin
But watch thou with a sleeples eye
The traitor heart wahln.
Gard on thy breast plate and Thy helm
Take IN thine hand thy sword
The shield Of faith. the arms Of truth,
And trust though in the Lord.
Then mid tie worlds temptations drt,d,
Thy hand shall brnise The sefpents head
CaMbridgspOrL JAY ls43. Olius B,aH1A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

STATE OF VrRMoSr, |DE il remembered
Dslric, of Rutland, S. ID ,ha, alta special
probate court held at Rutland, within said district,
on the 20sh day of july A. ID. lsi3.
Present WIN. Hall, Judge
Warren Vaughan aud HarrisonY arghan, executors
ofthe last will and testament OF John Vaughan late
of Dandy in said district deceased, ,esaie, propos-
ing 10 render account Of their said administration;
II is ordered that said accoun, be referred for
examination and allowance to the frs; Monday be-
ing the ilh day of Sept next and that copy OF this
order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prcvi-
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Herald newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and object to the same If they sec cause
A true copy of Record,
1924 HENRY HALL, Register.
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DIED.

In Castlsion. on the 2oth MAY, Mr William Smith,
aged So Printers "a ONO and Michigan are re-
uoestsd, &c.
In Piusford. an The 2sth alt. Jolia Ann Hudson.
daughter OF John w. and Jefosha HudsoO, IN the
fourth wear Of her age.
in Bennington 90 2sth ult Mss Margaret Ann
Kellogg. eldest daughter Of Henry Kellogg. Esq.
aged II yea..
In Pownsl. on tie go uli Nj. Hsnsa Scranton
sgeI SO years.
In Woodstock, 18Th, Miss LYDIA II. Curtis. sgsd
40.
In Berlin. very suddenly, 3Isi uli, NJ" Hannah
RoAs. sgsd g..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

The Yello,o Ferer in Ner-O Orleans On the
18th Of July there were five yellow fever patients
remaining at the Charity Hospital, New Orleans.
One new paien, wns admitted that day.
The report Of the Board of Health for the week
ending on the 22d ult, exhibits seven deaths by
yellow fever From this it would appear that the
disease is gradually creeping into the city, though
thus far the cases are few and almost exclusively
confined TO class of persons whose organization
and health are impaired by improper and intern
peraie habits.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
Notice.

WILLIAM j. & THOMAS HOOK respectfully
W INFORM The pubic that they have taken the up-
per pan Of Siddin2's shop one mile east Of Rutland
East village; on the Rutland ard So kbrdge turn
pike, where they are carrying on the WHEEL
RIGHT BDSl EsS IA oil lis varieties They
have taken great pains IN The selection of choice
umher and ere prepared 10 execute any order, "a
iheH me, upon The shortest B0iire. They hope by
msrii por,ioa Of The public patronage.
wrInis loon.
Tn0nAs lioor
RailaB5, JSIy %, lsi5. 3I5s
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Hi0ck Rircr .fcadcpuy,

YNllE Fall Term of this Institution viii com.
l. mence on "Wednesday the Cab Of September,
20 continue eleven weeks uadsr The charge Of r.
w. CLARK, ,hs fotmer Principal Miss Arabella
skinner viii have ibe charge OF the Female Depart.
ment, young Lady WHO has amply and lhotoughly
qualified herself for teaching. rh,s Institution af
sods advantages. equal TO any of similar kind, ~
s,odsS,s who wish to pursue a moro OF less extend.
cd c6urA13ss study. Instruction is gwen in all the
solid ando csn ssnsLial branches, usually taught in
our Academies. Instruction In all tho branches IL
Intended 10 be'sysemstic and thorough Special at
lonon viii be paid TO the Classics and to the nat
ural sciences, ia which ieqpcni Lectures will be
given before the Sudcnis dpsSs the term, illustrated
by good chemical aod philosophical apparatus, for
many useful and interesting experiments.
The following btanehes.in geueril. arc taught,
10 which The terms OF tuiligO. are annexed
Common English Branches. $500
higher $50
Natural Philosopy 4 Chemistry, 400
Lain Greek Languages, 400
French leNba) 100
ntawlps 4 Psinling each texlrs) 300
inSiSearalls. Iel.ee. 'O0
Books used in the Institution can be obtained in
the village.
Board with good accommodations, In families Of
The hrst tespectaby NJ rate quite as low as else
where, can he obtained from s ,25 TO 8 so per
week Students wishing TO board themselves can
bc well accommodated
Tho Trustees would tender their grateful aek
nowledgcmenis TO the public, for the generous pal.
ronage II has heretofore bestowed upon tha lns,u-
ton, which has contributed much 10 its past and
present prosperity, and they trust the Institution
will continue 10 merit still enlarged public patron
age. p, +. WASllBURN, Secretary
Ludlow Aug. 9TH, 1913. ~: 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
State Of ye,mon' RE it remembered tina,

D sG, Of Of RsSG t .ns"s Stos s
court held at Rutland within aud for said district,
on the 9th day of August, A. ID 1913.
Present WIN. Hall, Judge.
Asa Gains administrator of the estate OF Thomas
ParmenteI late OF Pitsheld in said district deceas
ed inestae, having this day presented petition to
said court, setting forth such facts tend 70 show
that the sale Of all the real estate OF said deceased
consisting Of the home farm OF ssid'deceased, con-
tanning about sixty acres of land with the appure-
nances thereof situated in said Pirts6ed, is neces.
ssry for the paymen, of the debts and expenses Of
administration, and praying said court to grant him
license Therefore
il is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the first Monday being
the fth day of September next, and that copy Of
this order be published three weeks successfully.
previous thereto, in the ROLAND Herald, newspa-
per printed at Rutland that all persons Interested
may appear and give bond. for the payment OF said
debts or otherwise object to the same if they seq
cause. tue copy of record,
1884 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

AN IRIsH ARGuMENT-"I's quite too bad of
We, Darby, to say that your wife's worse than the
devil" can't place your Reverence, can prove
it by The Houly Scripture can by the powers !
Didn't your Reverence in sermon yesterday, tell
us that if we resist the divil, he'll fee from us p?
Now if resist my wife, she flies a, me.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

A PsrasylroHid Diolovgt --"Hullo' Hard
Cider What do you think Of your HAig Pres.
ldcnl ~
He's dead, Heaven bless him VIVA, do you
think of your Democratic Governor y
The Loco pulled his hat over his eyes, aud
made tracks vonomously.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
COMMENCEMENT AT NORWICH UNlvER-
SITY

The annual Commencement OF the Norwich Uni
versi,y will be holden on the l7h. inst. The regu-
lar literary exercises will as usual be accompanied
by military parade, conducted by the Corps OF
Cadets, and a number Of The independent compa-
MES of the vicinity The Hon. RICHARD NJ. JOHN
SON, Of KY, is expected to be present. and deliver
address on the day previous; a public dinner
will be given him by the citizens Of the place. The
Rev. 0. A. Brownson, OF Boston, Mass, Maj Gen.
O. Clark, Of \. Y, and Capt J. A. Hall Of Read
ing, VI, will also deliver addresses before the
alumni and students of the University.
The services OF the Woodstock band have been
secured for both days; and grand Concert will be
given BY them on the evening OF the l6th.
1GEo. w. +. EMERSON,
RoBERT II. MILRor,
Cadets HsSRy HAsoocK,
WILLIAM A. Roof,
HENRY III. CARY,
Committee Of Arrangements
Norwich, VT, Aug. 5, ls43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

BRIGHTON Monday, July 81
At market 375 Beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep, and o6i Swine.
Prices Beef Caue-rhe prices obtained las,
week were not sustained. First quality 1,37.
Second quality, 3 so a 90. Third quality $500
50 81
Cows and Calves-From SIS to $50.
Sheep,-yeiy dull. From 81 90 TO ? 90.
Swine One lot 10 pedde, sows and barovs,
averaging 100 lbs. l-2 cents. At retail 3 a6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
RY order of the United States District Court for
- The District OF Vermont, will be sold al the store
Of Ripley g. iBaley in Rutland. on Tuesday the 22d
day OF Adg1si ipsi-, all the debts and demands due
10 Norman ksiEbilney, bankrupt set forth in
lis schedule ogif.e Me Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court. .n
VIM. Y. RIPLEY, Assignee
Rutland, Aug. 0, 1913. 393i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

ARDExr-rrEY 4 projected runaway match
IN Pittsburgh was preTeuied from coming OF by
The lover over sleeping himself Duiehman, prob
ably
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAFE

IN BANkRUPTCY-ASSI SALE.
RN order Of the United States District Court for
- the District of Vermont will be sold at the
Count House in Rutland, on Wednesday the 23d
day of August instant, st one O'Clock i. NJ, GER
tain Bond for the sum OF One Thousand Dollars
executed by Francis Slason and Philip Pond on
22d day Of January 1891, 10 John Norton.
WIN. Y. RIPLEY, Assignee.
Rutland, Aug. 0, 1913. 80 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS,
MARRIED

In Rupert, Oh the 3Oih uli by Hiram 5. Smith
Esq. Mr Alexander Atcheson Of Rockingham, 10
Miss Rhoda Farsf OF The former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

In Rockingham. iesh. Fanny 4 sile 81 Richard
II. Holiday. aged rs.
Ia Danvllc, ssj. Mrs. susan s. VIE Of Geo u.
Chandler. Esq., ssea %.