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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
CheGnered Store no mere,
ssrERlFF,s SALE.

NBY VIRTUE OF a decree OF foreclosure for
u > S43G, 10 cts. TO me directed from the
CLERKS Office OF The Vanderbnrgh Circuit Court
II the State OF Indiana in favor of William Lew
IS aud others. Infant heirs of William Lewis deed
oy john Mitchell their next friend and guar
dian against Oliver NJ. Spencer Joseph W.
Biachiy and others. viii expose 10 public sale
a. the Cont House door n The Town OF Evans
siHe !" said Conniy OF Vanderburgh on The i4ih
day January 1874, between The hours OF 10
O'clock A NJ and O'clock NJ. the following
described real estate lying in the original . Ian
OF the Town OF Eyahssslle. to wit:
Lot No one hundred aud fourteen, or so much
thereof, as shalI be necessary to pay said de-
cree interest and cost.
WILLIAM NJ. WALKER s. ". &c.
Evansville Dec. IA '43-3t-prs. fee. coon
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
NEW eoALITIoN

Tss Washington letter Of the Richmond En-
asirer fefeTs 70 subject winch we have heard
Il for .hree weeks past-ihe desire OF the Van
'gnfsa leaders in Washington 10 induce Mr..
Calhoun 70 run OIL The Jocofoeo ticket as Vice
President n this design is consummated, we
j, a CO. rail- belief in the political honesty
fsaif0alrs assd all confidence the psiti-
cal fssfsgrity Of his principal friends IN Congress-
And We mahetbe prediction, that the honest
ssa independent Calhoun men Throughout the
esss. vail, turning from surhsa humillating
and aeefadsng eosIitio1 With ioathing and d s.
,.,s,. ogeisr Mr.. Clay as the President by occla-
.,s.5on There is arch thing r. driving of, .
~. ...-s r--and let this game - pia9ee, nd
--sf ~ he dfgingaf eonsnmmaied n once
@..rss,sces however, 10 tBe Calhoun party
5i..Is fhat an intriase is0n ioof. 10 WASH
sssf.5a. h lie eFScf sisted above = Alexandria
rsaz
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
THE MAIDEN's SPIRIT TO HER SLEEP
INC .1VEp

THE MAIDEN's SPIRIT TO HER SLEEP
ING LOVER.
Sleep on, sleep on--less bright and dear
Are tile friends who hang DER thy sIunber here
Than the watch oithy spirit-ove.
Thou wouldst sleep Tor age could thy sonl divine
The task ,o guard Thy couch ,c,s mine,
Sen, from the realms above.
Sleep on, sleep on for thy young hearts dreams
Are bright as the sunsets golden beams,
Thrown DER summer sky.
No teariess sounds Of marital throng
Shall reach thee-hut OF smiIes aud song
Dream wien am nigh:
Dream on, dream on, not of Plea sure IS lure,
Bur Inc love bore thee, deep and pure.
When chained i'll my bonds OF earth
We shall live again, but in sunny skies,
Where Deaths userring dar, mere Aies
To chill it in its birth!
Dream or, dream on Of The happy land
VIII gree, tee soon, and the sister band
OF friends we loved below
Not long. moi long DER Thy sIumbers deep
Shall thy spiri,-Iove her vi sila keep
IN this ecene Of human woe
Dream on, dream on-for thy altered cheek
Ana wasted form Of suffering speak,
Will snap thy life's fruif thread.
Then will my guardian task be done,
And our souls be joined. thou faithful one.
Though numbered with the dead.
G.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
SHERIFF SALE.

EDY VIRTUE Of a.dcsree made IN The Van
Id derburah Circuit Court 1t the Sepsesaz
Der Term A D i842. in favos OF Cfafles
tsattel against 6 ideosi ]. Iesi and wife. bae.ted
TO me % be executed. BY ssss Clerk of said Court.
have levied on as the Property Of said Gideon
j. Leet. certain lots lying in the Town oil Evans-
vile said County OF VandsEburgli. in the lower
enlargement o. aaid toxin, and designated On
the plas thereof. as lots, nine, ten, twnty-fvs
and iw enty-six e, 10, IS, and 26l: which OF
such portiau Of them az may be necessary 70
satisfy said decree, shall offer 70, aae public
auction al the Court House door in said Town o.
Evansville. on the twonsy-third day Of December
next. between The haurs Of 10 4 M and P N.
WA. NJ. WALKER S. v. G.
Evansville Oci. 80 '43 prs iss- So
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
pranlies, WINES. &c,

z Half pipes Old Cog, Brandy superior brands
quarter cask Old Plnet do.
( 4 baskets champagne Wine,
5 bbla PORT Wine.
s do Madeira Wine.
pipe Holland Gin,
| Dbl Old Irish Whiskey,
3 do Sweet Malaga Wine. Jus. received and
for sale by w 4 G. BELL
Jan7 Confer Main and First ST
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
+. J. CAEsLEY.
(Late from London and Paris.

Late from London and Paris.)
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
E2 ]. c., having permanently located himself
a in Evansville, intends carrying on DE a
hove business in all It's branches, and he trusts
having had much experience in the principle
houses in London and Paris 10 give general Sits
faction. a STARE of public patronage IS respect
fully solicited Shop Main street, opposite
the Bank.
n B. Ladies riding habits and all garments
cat aud good Fit warranted. Terms to suit
the times.
Sept. 7-3t 1913.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
NOTICE.

NJOTICE is hereby gwen that the urdeFsign
u ed has taken letters testamentsry on the
estate of John NJ. Ham, late OF the County OF
Vaaderburgh and State of Indiana deceased =
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
is make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same, are notiiled 10 present
them, TO The j designed duly authenticated for
settlement The estate is supposed 10 be sol
vem POLLY ANN HAM Executrx.
Oct roth. '43 3t-prs.-fee
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04

Paper & Ink,
so Reams Ruled Fooscap Paper,
SO do do Letter do
so do Imperial Printing Paper,
100 do Large and Small Wrapping Paper,
800 Pieces Green Paper, hanging
kegs Winter and Spring Newspaper Ink,
F or sale low. by w. & G. BELL
Jan7 Corner Main and First s
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

WMTe viii Offer Ter sale as the late Ees'denes
80 of Thomas Ferguson deceased. on tht
third day of November nex;, the personal pfDp
ery Of said decedsnl consisting OF horses, cat
lsle. aud fsousehod and kitchen fnrnituras=-
Terms of sale, on all sums over $500 cfedt
of twelve months viii be given, on all SUMS nm
der $500 CASH The estate is supposed 70 .hs
solvent.
GEORGE BOHALL} Aa,r,..
JOHN BOHALLS
Oct 10, ,4s-at
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, No. q,
AND The Last FOR FALL. lS4S,
BY w. g. C. FELLOWES & CO.

". S2Ss- ~. lLLfN(sf In * ~
AN Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,, and
u > Thursday. the Ali, 5th- 9th, and ltls OF
December. We will nffer for sale at aucsieu,wilh-
oni reserve
5000 pieces blue aud fancy Prints, fresh and
iasho0abfe;
$50 do blue. black, cadet. aud Oxford mix
I'd Sstn,fs;
it25 do blue, black. ca ei. anu Oxford NIX
ed Jeans. assorted;
I85 do plain doeskin, ribbed, and diagonal
Cassimeres assorted;
I3O do F4ushings, end Pilot Cloths, coIors
| aud qualities asserted;
| e5 do plain an figured Beaver Cloths, cos-
ors and qua iliet assorted;
! 2e5 do Amefiean. Epgsish. aud German
Cloths. asserted;
440 do red, white, yellow. green, and epof-
ted Flannels, assorted;
go bales Ticks, assorted;
cases Checks, assurtsds
225 do bra,vu Coifoms aud D:llhngs. sesnfss
IS do bieaetsed do dos do
$50 pieces Merinasa. sssousd;
4 IT'S ID Lnstrez deJ
Together win Isnsess, KeFseJ :. PaddiEgs,
Saildueks. Baekfaa4ss Naidisfgss hlask nEsd sea-s
ored Canbries, ssls L:-ss, s2s.lsc's, tssez ssss
lCambrics, Hosery. Goses. Bss4ns, Tilreads.
Shawls and Fancy Hasdkerefsss. cessDn and
silk Pocket HandkslcHiefs. Boahazines, Vest-
ings.s 51spenders. cotto, and iiaen Diapers, &c.
comprising the Target sud most desirable sEocis
ever offered al AUCTION III the Western ccuntTys
Also, Hats Gaps. and Shoes sss0ried
". & g FEEIs0WEs & co
Aurtionerrs. Main StseOs.
Eau.sviiie Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04

As<A4a II LII S4aATAStt LIZ
Midnight bark, that cheerful din,
Welcoming the NEw YEAR.n:
But wherefore is that ready smile,
Beaming on each lip the whileg
Sparkling eyes, and youthful hearts
Brighten as the year departs;
And cheered by Joys electric chain
Grief awhile forgets. her pain
Still the years before us roll,
Beavers of their unfcad scroll
Laden with the woes of earth
Wherefore welcomed thus with mirih?
Hope, deceiver!-it is thou,
With garlands on thy hooking brow;
Lifting life's dark curtain high
10 show thy rainbow-tinted sky
Spirit of the coming Year
Thy Crown should be crystal lear;
Woven close with Yee and Thorn.
Wreath so oft by mortals worn!
Turn we TO the buried past
One more Year lis die hath cast
The same dull page Of childish fears-
Vanished hopes-and bitter tears!
Year of sorrow-sickness- gloom,
Gathering harvest for the tomb;.
Thou hast silenced many voice,
Which thy dawning babe rejoice!
Yet the trying hour past
Resignation comes at j1st;
Then Faiths piercing eye can see,
Scenes of Immortality.
AMERICA thou pearl upon The sea.
Once more, trust once more, thou Shalt be
free,
Again glad voices shall thy rescue hail,
And oar bold Eagle soar above the gale;
No craven spirit shall cur leader be-
Ask you his name ?-'tis HENRY CLAY--',is he,
Whose watchfal eve, with still unfailihg power,
Directs with anxious zeal each troubled hour;
The Hero-Statesman -F'armer-he, whose
days
From youth, form one bright galaxy Of rays,
To win, Cor all, an honest rule, once more
Be this the triumph of young t'oRTY Four
Now rally, We, who soon would bring tie day
When all our enemies shall turn io-CIAy.
Pairons!ye, whose laid up store
is ever -"more''-''stil more;''
Ye who enjoy your plenteous cheer,
And for the future feelno fear;
Who give TO Fortune smile, for smile =
! And know not of the Printers toll;
Think as you sip your Sherry pale.
/ Your Printer quaifs-but ssAddm's Aie' :
And while of dainties you're not sparing-
He dimes on a--sspotafoc pariagi
Kind friends, would you the New Years 10,
Now, pay up for your paper-''in advance .
Immortal Faust who with heroic zeal,
Didst labor thus alone for human we al
All, simple soul, how little didst thou thin
Wig seaalsy profits Como frs,raa TIME and ill
/ Thou else had flung the glorious task aside
And babe man live in darkness deep an
wide!
Patrons. trust quite safe my case is
/ see you all have pleasant faces;
But tits the head which prompts the deed,
Well therefore of your ssbafmps'' take heed /;
J Oh, shade fSparsheim!-past doubt,
BENEvoLENcE looks boldly out
A kind Just act she ever loves,
= Which Conscieatiousness approves;
g See Firmness with unfaltering hand
e Now takes the purse in her command,
s And all our fears are put 10 rout
:. So fast she pours the "Quariers9 cut.
l. Patrons, farewell! here ends the Carriers tas
Il 'sGire as goa mould receipe''-'tis all ask
A.
IS r.JE osArnEN,S cp1ptr po HnR S4EEl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
lDR. = a. GROVES.

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
q ., vices to the citizens of Evansville and lie
vicinity. Office on Main Street, Opposite The
Cheqaered Store. Residence on Locust Street.
near the Canal, 0ei. 26ih-3no
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04

HeWess Nerve and Bone Liniment.
AN His article Is offered 10 the public as mex
- er-lailing cure for The ilhenmaiisiD,i
for IL number Of year Sustained ITS reputation
and accomplished cures which had tsfed he
power OF every other article. In acute amt re
cent cases, the relief is invariab., after one nr
two applications Of the LInimeni, and III chron-
c Rhumldtsm, The cases of cure are nuIner-
Gus. 1t truly aremedy that reaches the nerve
and bone with the most happy effect
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
March VS. *. G. BELL
Corner ofMain and First Street Evansville la
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
Salt Salt!
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

-ND4II4f y 4 Al1A4 N1e = 5<A41Azs
p1&N HE undersigned hereby give nolise faes
- they have been appointed Administrators
OF the estate OF Thenas Ferguson late Of Van
derburgh Countydeceased A II persons indebl-
ed TO said estate are requested TO mske immedi-s
ate payment. and those having claims viii
pleise present them properly aulhensieatea Cos
settlement. The estate is supposed 10 - ,aos
vent.
GEO. B0HALI3 49,.
JOHN BCtiALLg -a1aa =.
Oct. i9h 'z3- St-prs-ice-Si.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04

~ - "A Bbls and 80 half Bbls, Prime Ten
- " " nessee TAR, in good shipping or
der. Just received and for Sale VERY Low bv
Maya. 43 F. s. BABCOcK.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04

STATE lSf fNDlANA
faudcgba {,eaalg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-04
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsam.

AS teen known and appreciated for the effica.
u elo1s and peculiar property il possesses for
me cure OF every kind OF wounds, bruises. Sprains
and Sores and Is a never failing remedy for acute
ana chronic Rteumafism. This Balsam affords i'm.
meoiate relief for coughs and sore lungs, paio in
'he side and breast. weakness In the back and loins
ana y warranted TO cure any case OF the Piles or
else has failed. This wo ,der-w working Bsssm viii
restore nnnb or persisted limbs, stiff Joints, or numb
ness 70 any part Of the body and is sure and plea,
s n Sppeaiion 10 Burns. Scaids. Sore throat, ana
2s Numerous and respectable certificate,
M! oe seen where II has effected an entire cure IN
a ,ne soose cases Being prepared Ia accordance
WIN sslet and well established chemical law, i,s
epolailon has been and still is onnsard, and Is now
enpen'sey used ~ oil pads ofthe United States.
I' SAFE oy DANIELS Il BELL Rutland p
Jameson Csssleton; J. T,.am,r a So, W., ~ ~. H.
asy "heeie, Swallow Pswlst; ID. Andrew.
~. Masnen,es'eri Warren Bis, Brsndon: and IL II,
the villages 10 The eeuny. N"''"' ~" as, 70 al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-04
JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW
PLASTER.

'FHE very best remedy that is known for al
itlnJs OF pain or weaknesses, such as rheuma.
lsm, govt, pain in the side, hips, breast, back and
limbo, headache, DeIv0as tOothache, &C.: in every
case Ut which 1t has pro, ed an eilectual cure.
There is nothing better for its sofienng and healing
qualities in cases ofscrotfuous hunlors kna,s wens
white swelling, hard iulnors stiff Joints aeue in The
breast DC. ii is also very beneficial in giving per
manent relief in Graduating pain and inpsrtinr
strength in all cases of weakness--weakness in ihe
stomach. weak limbs. lameness, affection of lie
spine, female weakness &c. No person subject TO
pain or weakness in the back or side should be with
out it; married ladies in delicaie situations find
great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
he application OF this plaster between The Shout
ders, has been found a certain remedy for colds,
coughs, Ph'hlsic and lung affections in their primary
stages. II destroys inflammation by producing copi.
Gus Derspra'ion. No physician should be without
It. 1t IS sure cure for eorns. Nearly all other
Pastors are spread. thereby rendered almost use
less, 10y laying and getting dry before using. This
plaster is put up in boxes containing sufficient TO
spread six or eight plsssers, price so cents box
A pamphlet containing certificates and a history
Of the above plaster, may be had by calling on any
OF the following agents:
w. f. C. STODDARD. Rutland: Addison Buck
Pittsiord; volney Ross. Brandon; Ira Binoham
Sudbury; S. Moody, Middlebury; James A. Iiodoe
Dorset; ID. Andrews, Manchester; G. ID. IA. IL
Bacor. Sunderland; r. Jameson, Castle,on: Hitch.
cock Z Morgan. Clarendon Springs; s. Mesrs.
East i'oulney; Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlei; X.
Prescott. East Rupert; Harrington & Co. Factory
Point H. Harmon, North bennington; John G.
Has~e'l, Bennington 36:iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-04
Seaver's Joint and Nerve
iINrMElJT.

For the permanent cure Of rheumatism, Gout.
lndolent tnmors, swelled tendons, bruses, felons,
cramp spralns, numbness of the limbs, stiffness or
weakness oitbe joints. pain in the back or loins,
aeue chilblans, nervous headache, stiff neck, and
all cases OF
EXTERNAL INJURY,
his Imminent is rare and valuable combination
OF warm, stmulant and anodyne ingredients, and
wil lie found Tar superior to any other article ofihe
KIND heretofore invented for any OF the above com.
plants. AS an external application to remove pain
and inflammation its beneficial effects are immediate
and certain. The price put upon it is far below
other medicines OF the kind, and effectualy removes
every obstacle to us universal circulation
IMPORTANT TO HORSEAfEN.
This Iiniment is not only beneficial TO the human
system, but is the best article that can be used for
horses tina. have been CALLED, sprained or bruised,
and ior stiffness and swelling Of the joints scratches
windQalls. fresh wounds, &c &c
OBSERVE-Evety bottle Of the genuine will
WIN have The signature Of r. Seaper d Son on the
inside wrapper Each bottle and seal is stamped
Sedrers Joni and Ncrrc Linhneni. and enclosed IN
n blue wrapper. on which is red LABEL TPBe
sure yon get the genuine, as there are other med
c'nes which assume similar name.
Prepared only by +. SrAvER e. Sox, Drugeis.
Walpole, n II,
For sale by REED, VINO q Cutler, 81, Chatham
=. Boston. w. f.. &. Stoddard, Rutland; G. e. A
bullsrd, East Clarendon; Buckmasier e. Jones.
Suuingsviile S. d. Wlnslow. Pittsford; Warren 4,
Bliss, Brandon, Huney d Higgins, Salisbury:
Russell q Grilley, MidJiebury, and bv drucois,s
md country merchants generally. Price twenty |
i've cents. e.at -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-04
POSITIVE SALE OF WOOLEN
AND COTTON MACHINERY.

nN Wednesday Sd of April, at 10 o'clock on thu
Opremses, the valuable machinery lately belong.
inc 10 the Neponsct Manufacturing Company A,
Canton, Mass, all in fne order, comprising IN pari
as follows, 10 wit 1 Indigo Grinder S Picke.,
0 as inch Isl Breaker Cardlng Machines 10 10 inch
. and 3 Breaker do do (; o 30 irch Finishing, with
Condcnsors 4 40 inch LIST Breaker cards, l SO inch
LIST do do (double); . &c inch and do do (snglel
sc inch and do do (double); 36 inch Finish.
ers (single); SO inch do (donblc); Jacks, go
Spindles: IA do, leo do; 600 Jack Spool 100 NJ
Warp and Filling Bobbins; 1870 Yarn Boxes IS
do Baskets 4 Cashmere Dtessers, with Copper
Cylinders; l Kersey Dresser, with Copper Cyn.
ders; @ Windeis; Q Drawing Frames and $50
Dresser Spools; So Cashmere Looms; Cassnei
do; Plain do; ?2i Reeds (Ii,sOO Durs); 200 sci,
Harnesses; 40 Loom Boxes; 7 Up and Down Gigs
9 Yorkshire do s75 Flats for rcazles; 10 Shear.
ing Machines I Shears Grinder; 2 Brushing Ma.
chimes; Rolling do; 9 Hydraulic Presses, rery
raiuab!c 2 Screw Presses 10000 lbs. Press
Plates grocc Press Papers,
Cotton Machinery.-l Cotton Picker &c do
Cards; 9 head Drawing Frames :; 4 81 Spindle
Spinning Frames; 3 06 do do do . Taunton Spec.
ders Cotton Dresser; 9 Wrappers; Circular
Saw; l 1.oswood Clipper; IS pair Pulling Stocks
Roller Washing Mill-iogethnr will great vari-
ETY. of other machinery, Tools, &c. &c. usually be.
longing TO manufacturing establishment. The
whole may be examined on any day before the sale.
A Catalogue will be prepared in due season. on
which the terms and conditions will be stated The
sale will be peremptory and the attention of purcha-
sers is particularly called to il.
NJ The Boston and Providence Railroad Cars
stop within quarter Of a mile of the Factory.
i2:ow WII'rEWELL, SEAYER g. Co. Auc.
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w T. the subscribers, being appoin'edby the Hon.
w Probate Court for tho district of Fairhaven
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es.
tate Of
Noadioh Granger, late Of Carleton,
in said district, deceased, represented insolven ard
also all claims and demands exhibited in offss,
thereto, and six months from the l2th day of march
last, being allowed by said cour, for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice tina, we will al
tend the business Of our said appointment at tho
dwelling house of Lydia Granger in Castleton, on
the first Fridays Of April and may next, from one
o'clock until six o'clock p. IN. each Of said days
ERAsTus HiGLEy, NJ. G.. LAYcpoN, Com'r..
Cas'ie'cn, March IL 1914. fE l2;n
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a. utiO n.

" I IL
This is 10 Inform the public that all genuine med
icins has the side OF the boxes,
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
tISprAs PuRcArIvE)
ofhe North American College Of Health.
A nd also around the border Of the label. will be
found in small type, "En,ered according to the act
Of congress in the year 1910, BY WIN. WRIGHT
in the Clerks office Of the District Court, Of tho
Eastern District of Pennsylvania"
IL will further be observed that the printed diTec-
lions for using the medicine, which accompanies
each box also entered according to Act OF Con-
gress; and the same form will be found al the bot.
tom Of the first page rff
Ths public will also remember, tina, all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, arc provided
w,ha certificate Of agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
s Of Moth American College of Health
Wholesale Comfy agents.
The public are cautioned against buying Of any
but the regularly appointed agents namely:
W. +. c. STODDARD. Rutland:
c. Clements, West do;
Brown & Dow, Cuitinesvle;
J. Buckmasier, Shrewsbury;
G.. g. A. Billiard, f.. Clarendon,
s. Townsend. Jr.. Walingford
Iapham, Vail e. Co., South do;
J. 4 S. Vail 4 Co. Dandy (Borough);
s.. N. j. Smith, do
N. w. Sawyer Tinmouh
Vail & Otis, Middetown;
i. NJ. Walker, Clatendon: aaa a
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. ID. Winslow, Pitsford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving Catlin, ORWELL
w. Chapman e. Co., do;
i. II. e. S. Aiken, Benson;
r. S. Armstrong, West Haven;
?. Fetch & Son, Bridpori;
]. Frost do;
Wright & Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons. Jr, do.
A. Allen, Fairhaven; EN.t.st
f. Jameson, Casileton;
o. Richardson, West Poultney;
s. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow. Pawlei,
J: 0. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. i. All orders and Communications must be |
addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot
I:ly e 1913 fremont Street, Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-04
NOTICE.

w IIEREAS the Flower Brook Manufacture,
" Company,a corporation, at their annual meet,
ing IN the yess 1913, hvidsa by adjournment. on The
7th day OF February, 1913, made an nssessmep,
and insiallment of one hundred dollars on each
share o he capital stock Of said corporation one
hall OF said sum payable within four months from
HE day said assessment was made, and the Other
ball within eight months from the time aforesaid
And whereas Nathan Allen and Elisha Allen stock.
holders and owners Of shares Nos IS, TO- SO, and
%, Dan Blskely, stockilolder and owner Of shares
Nos. 81 and 30, and Jacob Edgeron, Jr., stock
holder and owner Of shares Nos IS. 80 and "a, and
OF one sixth Of the shares No. AZ, 40, 4s and 90,
have serera!y neglected and refused 10 pay said 10
siallment or any par thereof
Therefore, notice is hereby. given, tina, the frs,
nine shares above named and one sixth Of the last
-four shares above named will be sold at auction on
The 18Th day Of May 1874. at one o'clock afternoon
at The counting Of said Corporation. in Pawlei
orihe purpose of raising money 10 pay said INSTALL
meni and The costs Of publication.
Dated Pawle, February Is, 1874.
$40 JOHN NJ. CLARK, Clerk,