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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-15
STATE OF vERMONT,)PEi,rem

STATE OF vERMONT.l RE it remem-
District of Rutland, IS. - bered that
at a special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the 3Oth day
ofJuly, l6l4.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Moses Perkins, administrator Of the estate
Of Asa Hale, late of said Rutland, decreased,
intestate, having made application to said
court representing that the personal estate
of said deceased is insufficient TO pay the
debts and expenses of administration by about
the sum Of $4,000 90, and praying said court
10 grant him license TO sell so much of the
real estate of said deceased as will raise tina,
sum;
1t is ordered that said application he refer
red for hearing and decision to the first Mon
day being the Cd day of September next, and
that copy of this order be published in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al Rot.
land, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
pear and give bonds for the payment Of said
debis and expenses or otherwise object TO the
same if they Sc cause. A true copy Of record
1924 HENRY HALL, Register.
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WINGS OF CLARENDON.

All oflhose who are in favor OF the exis-
ting tariff, OF the Union as it is, and of the
election Of Henry Clay and Theodore Ere.
linghuyscn as President and Vice President
Of the United States, are invited to meet
in town caucus, at the Brick School House,
on the South Flats, on Friday 23d inst at
half past o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for town represcn'
,atve, and perfecting the organization Of
the wing party in said town.
Horace Kingsley, VIM s. Weeks, o. S
Pierce, Friend Weeks, A. B. Bullard, c.
w. Bu!lard, H. o. Perkins, Calvin Cross.
man, Henry Kingsley, Elias Steward, Hi.
ram Congdon, Walter Ross. O. II. Rounds,
A. X. Miller, Hiram Button, Tho's Pierce
Enoch Smith, John n Pierce, Silas Bow,
en-, Green Arnold, Hopkins Horton, Har.
vey Steward, Thomas Steward, Joseph Gas
kill, Perry Smith, Alexander Newton, II
Nurse, Thadeus Terrill, Henry Hayward
Phineas Parker.
Clarendon, August IL, 1874
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LIBERTY MASS MEETING AT
POULTNEY AUG 81. FRIENDS
OF LIBERTY AWAKE.

On application Of the Aboitionists in
Poul,ney, the County Liberty Committee
have concluded TO call Mass Meeting at
East Poultney for Rutland County, Wednes-
day August 2lst at l o o'clock A. Nj.
That our righteous cause demands such
an effort at this time will be felt and admit.
ted by all. No pains is spared by the pro
slavery parties, especially in this county, TO
diver, the pnbic mind from the subject oil
slavery, & absorb it in mere financial matters;
at the same time representing themselves
as abolitionis,s. 1t is high time measures
were taken to put stop 10 the influence Of
such maneuvers; and we know of none
better calculated to do so, than the one now
contemplated.
Friends Of Liberty shall wo have full
turn on, from all parts Of the county, and a
glorious timer No pains will be spared
10 give interest 10 the meeting by able speak
ers. Mcssrs, o. J. Shalter, f. d. Nichol
son, A. 81. Clair, r. V. Marsh, Danie
Roberts and King Prescott are invited, ant
expected TO be present and address the nee
ing.
We know the season is busy blu
friends we are free and we say, therefor,
let neither business. hurry, storm nor heat
keep al home. We particularly invite on
female friends TO be present. and hope ev
cry man will bring with him a mother,
vile, a sister or a daughter Let our friend
ia every town consult Immediately, and a
gree 10 have large representation, and &c
one or two al least, no: go friendly 10 accom-
pany them.
n. b. This paper will be forwarded t
all our active friends in the county, VIII
are specially desired 10 make exeriions 4
extend this notice and rally for the meeting
and 10 have every town abundantly repre-
sen,cd.
RIO i. . !, AIN County
r. X. TRIAL
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WINGS OF RUTLAND \ ADDISON


II haze around nv eryaaiion 10 The Tart
act Of hs last Wing Coagrcss, as being
highly protective N us character.
81 have avowed my opinion in nv public
speeches, that the cosn,ry and cSpc, Tally ol
Toe Producing aaA exporting states RreuiRt
us RrPEkL. - James X Folks address Ia
TO the people OF Tennessee.
"Tbe Tartf Of isi2 has operated most ben
cfc,ally, and AN utterly opposed 10 us re-
peal" Henry Clay, Juae 30. 1914
The Union Clay Club of Brandon, Leiees'
ter, Salisbury, and Goshen will hold thel'
next meeting in Brandon,on Saturday, the eau
inst, a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and having sccur'
cd the services Of several distinguished speak
ers, they invite their fellow oilizens 10 unite
with thpmil
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0TMEDIcAL Us OF WILD CHERRY Ever
nee the Sc, Element Of America, Wild Cherry has
been known to posses very importan, medicinal vir'
tue. Every body knew this fact, but no body knew
how to extract its essential properties. Every
mother gives Wild Cherry tea TO her children for
worms, for colds and almost every dsease and a
dults throughout our country are IN habit Of ma
king compound or syrup OF Wild Cherry barb, and
other ingredients TO be used in .ho spring as an
antldote to complaint, incpeht TO that changeiul
season. 1t is found by experiment that the Wild
Cherry possesses even far more important qualities
than ascrIbed to il. For the ifrt stage Of Com
sumption, Asthma. no matter how long standing
Coughs, Liver Complaint, &c, i, is proved to be the
best medicine known to man. DR. Wistars Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry is chemical extract, combi-
ned with similar extracts from Far which enhances
its value. Its success in curing Pulmonary diseases,
in almost every stage, after best physicuns
could do more, has astonished the facility, and
led them 10 confess that Wistar's i,alsam Of Wild
Cherry possesses principle heret ofore unknown
TO medical men.
For sale by DANIELS & BELL Rutland Vt.
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A Question for NE rious .Amos-Wha,
say lhose sIaId & vlrluous deciaimefs agains,
the Wings for their alleged devotion 10 LOG
Cabins, Coon skins, Hard Cider, &c, TO an
exhibition in which Uiind deyolee Of Pol
ksusm is seen staggering up 10 a sca5by
hickory ssppllng, wslch he grssps with al
the iervor he would manifest ia seizing hold
Of a bottle Of whskey, and lnptesses on ia
worm.ea,en back drunken kiss! How
would their sense Of propTiely be affected by
such an impious scenel Answer ye hypo
cr,es, II proof Is wanting thai such beast
ly e,hibition WAS Witnessed N this village OF
lie evening before lie late Polka. gathering
II .AalI be furnished. EGA,acr Jcrrn0l.
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va Il The subscribers, beirg appointed by
w HE Hon. the Probate Couu for the
district OF Rutland, commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust al claims and demab-
oil al! persons against the esiaie Of
Sardls CneerrOod late oCLuHoHd,
IN said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims ard demands eHhib-
tied 10 Offset thereto, and sIr months from The
lsl DAY Of Aug. iDsi, being allowed by sid
Coun for that purpose, We do thefeiore here
hy give noiice ihsl we will attend TO the b1-
slness Of our said appointment at tie late
residence VI tie decs ased, 10 PullsDd,
on the last MONDAYS Of September aud
January next from one o'clock TO 4 O'Clock
d. ~. on earn 81 sad days.
JAMES EAYREs. lc.,..
SAMDELrilAYER ""Hn''' o"'
Rutland. Aug. |, .sn. se:'i
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KEEP BEHIND ME.

keep behind me-" said Gen Jackson 10
Mr. Van Buren, upon the race track at
Washington. We suspect says the Phlla'
delphla Enquirer) that he has given the
same well-mcanl advice 10 MIR Polk The
Mu'lreesborough (Tenn) Telegraph gives
the following as a specimen of the manner
IN which the Locoloco nominations are pre-
scented by The party in that neig hborhood
For President
GEN, ANDREW JACKSON'S
friend, James X. Polk, Of Tennessee
For Vice President
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS.
OF Pennsylvania
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Mass Meeting.

They have grea, pleasure in announcing
tina, Hon. S. s. Phelps, OF Niddleoury; Hon
Geo. p. Marsh. of Burlington aud f. D.
Culver, Esq, Of Washington county, n. y
have written 10 the committee of invitation
engaging to be present and address the meet
ing. Other gentlemen are also expected
whose attendance is no, yet announced, be-
cause not specially promised.
ANDERSON G.. DANA, President.
Chester Kingsley, Oliver NJ Smith, John
Bullock, Ols Capron, Marshal 5. Doty
Washington Miller, Nathan Capron, Elna
than Knapp, Viee Presidents
Barnes Ftisbie, ). b. June, J. s. Messer
NJ. Ii. Rannev. ]. \. Dart, Secretaries.
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NEW STON FIESa
NEW GOODS.
BRINSMAlD & BROTHERS,
Successors TO
pANGBORN e. BRINSMAID,

BURLINGTON, vT.,
A RE prepared To sell at the lowest Boston
~ or New York prices, at wholesale or re-
tail, WATCHES, Clocks, JEwrLny, GrnuA.
SlLven, PLATED, BalrANiA and other Metal
Goods, Gold Thimbles, Spectacles, Chain
Rings, Pins, brooches, aud ali Goods in T..
line; and besides the FINEST description o
Goods, we arc keeping great variety o.
Goods at wholesale, to supply podders an
Others To- sell again, and we invite calls an
orders from abroad, assuring orr customel
thai they will find the Goods low, and of Tia,
quality they are sold for.
We import Goods, OF buy them wheiev
we can get them TO advantage, and shall sell
so That we can give customers satisfaction.
Orders from a distance attended to prompt.
ly, and as good bargains given, TO say tho
least as by personal application. Clocks or
Watches by the box or single. We aro
agents for the Diamond pointed Gold Pens,
Fly Nets for horses, and Morrison's Pills
We have WILLOW Ware, Combs, Brushes.
Housekeeping Articles, Rdsors and othcr Cut
terry, Communion Furniture, Fishing Tackle,
BASKETS, Stocks, Scar|s, Collars, Suspenders,
dc.
We have Dressings Cases, Wok BoreS,
Musical instruments, Bass and DouJie Bass
Vols, Melodians, and most smaller insiru-
ments and Musical Merchandise
In short, we would just say that we have
a very extensive and varied assortment of
American, English, German and Paris FAN
CY ARTICLES, and we are fully aware
that tho way to sell them is to put them 80
iop that Bosten or New York will not be a
more favorable place to buy them. We buy
for cash, and sell for cash Our customers
can buy as cheap here as at any other place
II any one chooses to send us the cash for
Gold or Silver Watch, from n distance, or
any other article, and leave the selection to
us, they shall have an article worth The money
sent, and lift does rot suit it can be exchans.
ed. Our Silver Spoons are made in our
own shop.
Particular attention paid 10 fine Watch ro-
pairing
BRINSMAlD g. BROTHERS,
2i:35 Burlington, Vermont.
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Rutland CLAW Club.

An adjourned meeting Of the Clay Club will
be held in the Town Hall in Yves, Rutland
on Wednesday evening, Angus, 81, at half
pas, 7 O'clock. A meeting Of the Wings Of
Rutland will be held at the above named
place, on the same day, at half past six, p.
VI. for the purpose of nominating candidate
for town representative. 1t is expected that
euery wing in town will he present.
NJ. G.. EVERTS, Secretrry.
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The citizens Of piusford, Chiendon and
the towns in the vicinity, Wings and Dem
ocrais, are invited 10 be present at the next
meeting Of the Pius[ord Wing Association
Friday the 2Srd inst, 2 o'clock p. M, at the
Upper School Room, when they will be
addressed by the Hon. SENATOR PHELPS,
on the great political questions now at issue
before the country. 1t is hoped the Wing:
of Pitsford will be out in full strength and
show by their presence that they intend &c
stand by the TARIFF OF 1912 and the
UNION AS IT is.
Piusford August IL, 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT DE II remem-
District Of Rutland, IS. - bered that
at special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on The LIST day of
August, 1913.
Present, Wm. Hall. Judge.
Jacob Bolton Jr., administrator of the es-
tate Of Elisha Button, late oil Wallingiord ia
said district, deceased, iniesiate, having made
application 10 SAID cOuu, in writing repre-
senling that the sale Of all the real estate OF
said deceased, consisting OF the reversion Of
the dover Of the widow Of said deceased,
containing about ihiry-siT acres and three
quarters Of land with ibe appuGenances there
OF, and praying said court 10 grant him J.
cense TO sell the same, and the heirs Of said
deceased, residing in this state, having 10y
themselves aud guardians consented heTelu
/ 10 writing;
/ II is ordered that said application be refer
red for hearing and decision to the first Mon
DAY being the Cd day OF September next, and
that copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto, in the
I Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al Rul
land. that all persons interested may appear
and objec, to the same If they see cause.
A Hse copy Of record.
32.3i HENRY HALL, Register.
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WE lie subscribers, being appointed bv

M T. the subscribers, being appointed bv
W the Hon. Probate Court forih district
OF Rutland, commissioners to receive, ex.
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons agains, the estate OF
AsHba Hapkins late of liaiiiag f6rd.
IN said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhb-
tied IN ofisc, thereto, and six months from
the 18th day Of july last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We do there
tore hereby give notice, that we will attend
to the business OF our said appointment al
the Office OF A. Cole in Mountholiy on the
18Th day OF December next. from . o'clock a
IN. until 4 o'clock p. m. on said DAYS.
ETHAN PelesT, AnJAH CoLr, Comfs.
Mountholly, August, 1874. 1895
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STATE OF yERMoNT,} BE it remem.

District OF Rutland, SIS. - bered that
at probate court held at Rutland within and
for said district on the Goth day ofJuly,lsi3.
Present, Vim. Hall, Judge.
John Bryant, administrator upon the es-
tate of Edmund Bryant late OF Moun,holly
in said district, deceased, ntestaie, having
made application TO said court for license 10
sell all the real estate Of said deceased, con-
ssing of six acres of land with the buildings
thereon, situated in said Mountholly, encum
bered with the dover ofAnna Graves therein,
and also two pews in Mountholy South
Meeting House, representing that the sale
thereof would be beneficial TO those interest.
ed therein, and the heirs in This State by
themselves and guardian having consented
thereto in writing;
|, is ordered that said application be refer
red for hearing ard decision 10 the first Mon
day being the I'd day of September next, and
that copy OF this order be published in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rut-
land, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
pear and object to the same if they see cause
! A true copy Of record,
1894 HENRY HALL, Register
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STATE or VERMONT, nEitremem,
District Of Fairhaven, SIS { I'D befed that

STATE OFYERMONT, DEitremem.
District Of Fairhaven, SIS. I'D befed that
at probate court holden al Clsieton within
and for said district on the 2jih day Of July,
A. ID. 18Th.
Present, 4 Warner, Judge.
Charles F. Edaerlon. one Of lhe heirs Of
the estate Of Daniel Clark late Of Pawlei. in
said district deceased, having peiilioncd said
court for a partition and distribution Of said
estate among tie heirs Of said estate,
lis oIGered 10y The couh lhat he hearing
and deciding on said petition he at session
Of said court 10 be holden on tie An DAY Of
September next, at the probate office 10 said
Casileton. and that noIice thereof be given 10
oil persons interested, by Publishing ihis or.
der three weeks successiyel, previous to said
time OF hearing, in The Rutland Herald, .
newspaper printed 10 Rutland.
A true copy Of Rerord. 1888
Auer .. +. LANG DON, Register,
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Alta meeting regularly called and holden
at the Inn of c. b. Hall in Clarendon,
August 10Th 1914, Franklin Billings, Esq.
was nominated 10 represent the town in the
next Legislature, forty votes TO sixteen
Mr. Billings is Wing and a particular
friend to the measures of Henry Clay. and
his election to the Presidency also friend
to Equal Rights. Forty.
Clarendon, Aug. 10, 1914
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The Bay Stale Democrat talks Of the
"sponiancous uprising Of the people for
James X. Polk People go in crowds to
sec n man hanged, and then have TO stand
on tip,oc TO get good viow. Just such is
the way they surprise" for Polk.-Nettie
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The friends of the Young Mems Liberal
Party of Rutland are requested to meet al the
Court Hou ,e on Saturday the 18th inst, al
7 o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of selecting
candidate, to represent this town in the
next legislature of this State.
A. POOLER, r
J. Bi i iTs Committee
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Di.,f" e Of ra 1%%@ BIb e'ed It ihs
a probate Court holden at Caslle,on with
and for said distinct on tie 3Olh day.of July
4. ID l94i.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Joseph Perkins administrator Of ,he e, f.
OF Selah GIidley, late Of Exeter in the sac
Of New Hampshire, deceased, proposing
render an account Of his administration o.
said estate
II is ordered that said account 10 receive
aud examined for allowance on the 4lh dsv u
September next, al the probate Office in said
CasIieion, and Mat this order he published
weeks successfully previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald a new spapef printed ia Ru.
land, which shall be sufficient nniics 10 all
persons interested in tie time add place VI
examining said account.
A true copy OF Record.
32-34 B.F. LANGDON Register.
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Lead Pipe and EflprOycd
Pumps,

FENiIE subscriber informs tho public ,ha, no
& continues 10 manufacture Lead Pipe Al
Granville Corners, Washington County, NY.
and will furnish any quantity a, short notice.
lilo will also furnish and pu, up pumps Of
different descriptions, on such conditions az
cannot fail to satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience in tho busl.
ness, he will be able to sell Pipe and Pumps
cheaper than can DO obtained Of the same
quality from any oi,e, establishment.
JAMES f. ESTEY.
Granville. March 81. 1914. l3sm
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CastlctOn Seminary.

YEN lie next term Of the academic year OF
h This Institution will commence on
Thursday, August 20Ih and will continue 81
weeks, /, is very desirable that all who pro-
puse TO attend should be present 81 the open
ing Of the school. ZlMRI HOW, Clerk.
Casilelon August 10, 1874. mss
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u Office.

A LII persons indebted or who have unset
tied accounts with the late firms Of $. w.
Hodges and Hodges & Hawkins, at Castle
ton Mills are hereby notified that the same
must he attended TO Immediately. Messrs
Hawkins 4 Hodges will attend to the settle
mcn,s for the above firms al their store.
castleton, Aug. 1914. 323i
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STATE OF VERMONT UpE it remen
District of Fairhaven, SIS. I'D bcred that
at d probate court holden al Cas,lelon within
and for said district on the 2jth day Of July,
1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
lchahod MARSHALL administrator Of the os-
tate Of Timothy Marshall. late Of Pocl,ney in
said district, having petiiioned said cout in
whiting, for license 10 sell somuch Of the real
estate of said deceased as will raise the sum
Of S51sef for the payment of The debts Of said
estate & charges OF administration, setting forth
that the debts against said estate and char
ges Of administration 10 be Gl23i % and
652 70 Of personal property TO pay lie same
1t is ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said petition be at a session Of said court
10 be holden al The probate office in Castle
ton, on The 4lh day of September next add
tina, notice ,hreof be given 10 all persons in-
teresied by publishing This order three weeks
successfully previous 10 said time Of hearing,
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
in Rutland. A true copy Of Record. 1888
Attest b. +. LANGDON, Register.
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MARRIED

In Dundee, N. Y, on the 18th OF June
last, Mr. William Butman formerly of this
town. 10 Miss Clarissa A. Booth Of the for
mer Place.
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FOE. SALE.

hNE mile from Castlcton village 300 acres
~ OF land so cleared, 200 of which, for
variety, quality and quantity Of timber not
equalled in the town, on the above lot are
700 pine trees.
ALSO,
Forty thousand feet pine lumber for sale
by n. HOLT.
Castleton, July 10th, 1914. 3i.33
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l.SEE.Ay'

EAME into the enclosure Of he subsctI-
~ her IN Clarendon some limo sinrc three
red yeariings the owner IS requested to prove
properly, pay charges and take them away.
Gro, W SrRoNG.
Rutland August, 18th 1914.
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Notice.

FgNills isto certify tina, ! have his day
Il given my son, Sterling II. + Clark the
remaining par, of his minority, and shall
claim none uf his wages nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date
CALEB l.. CLARK.
Clarendon, July !, iSIt, Jo.3s
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COI.EREDTE.

NOR sale by Barrett & Go. (acen,s for
u NcrmonO a Review OF Coleridge aud
the moral tendency OF his writings
Rutland July 20, 1874. 3l33
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NOTICE..

4 HEREBY certify that have given 10 INV
4 son Elczact Grover, the remaining part OF
his minority. and that he Is free 90 act and
trade for himself aud that | shall not 'clain
any OF his wages nor pay any OF his debts IT.
tex this date his
BERJAH y GROVER
mark
WallingIord, July 10Th 1871. '3i93
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lie subscriber will sell. al n fair Price the
4 grass growing on ferry acres OF meadow
On Otter Greek Geo W. STRoSe
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NOtiCc.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the Sub.
I'd sctiher on or about tho l7th inst a White
Hog. thin of flesh, tail uncut. The owner i,
requested to prove property. paw charges, and
take her away. G.. {. RUGGLES.