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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29
ilENRIco.

A VAN BukES DK,.eGArE IN ffx.-.A. L. Magen-
MS The master spirit oil the recent Jefferson City
Con7eution and leader OF the clique forces bFopgh,
before Judge Krum, OF tbs circuit Cont on THURSDAY
last anil after full examination, lodged ia the unatc
Department OF the St Louis Hospital by order of the
court From all iha, have been able learn Mr. Ma.
gents is now, when sober, he has been during
the last three years. II he - now una,c he equal
~ when he directed all the movements OF the Jefferson
City Convention. II ~ well known that what be recon
menled 70 that body was adopted and what he Opposof
rejected On the supposton OF his inacy suppose -
must bc admitted that the acts OF that convention not
binding We doubt not, however insan- he may be- the
he has evinced about much discretion In political mat
tiers any member OF the clique during the last eighteen
monihs.-St. Louis Hepubhcon, May ~.
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CuAMrr.AIS SreAaBoArs. The propretors Of the
Lake Chauplain line of STEAMBOATS, have pubushe {
map Of that axe rad Of The various toa'es eadns
10 from Albany. together WIN the several places along
the shores both OF Vermont and sev York, the slnuis in
tho Lake &c &C. ompfu.el by briei descriptions OF
the places naaed in the mas The whole constituting q
very conyenien, guide 1br line ID 20 consist oi e Bur
linc,on Can, r. W sherman. and the whitehall CAP.
gIatrop; AMI whaevor route 70 Whitehall the tras
lee nay take whether 10y sage, canal packet Olh
hi, the springs or along the valley Of the ilusou e
" raj lines Of public Conveyance oil lead 10 the steam
bor station at whitehall and take their vassengers there
IN due scason tor the boats,
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Tug RIVER Al ST. I.ouisThe river rose re-
ojdly Y, sierday, and is st rising 1t has reached
the curb stones at many points on Inv levee. AMI Tie
AmcIican lotion il inundated. Jlinoistown IL mostly
ND water The rise IL much earlier, well rs high
han usuhi The rivers above very hgh and inR
rtilly w. learn by the Missouri tiai, rtiyo3 ss,
eycnu thnt there's consider allie rise VI 10 nam
the Missouri River which will hing the water up me
three or tour feet higher than Is a, present - Lo"'
Repaier, Moy 49,
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TO the Public.

To the Public
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
nshed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyr 81 10 per
anm=,postages paid-cosh in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornng-prce Ct cents copy, or % II per annun-
hostages paid, cash in a vance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
"a Herald Is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
us has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this city
Or he oord and it, therefore, the best channel for ous''e
vance.
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaoPaIgToR HERALD EsrAbLnHmENr,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau stIests,
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL Jackets.
To Now York the Goth aud Liverpool tho 18th
nacnu anrfh

eacn month.
H. ~ \, 4! H.
Ship RosCIUs, Captain John Collins, 2s,h March.
ship sHERSIpAN Cappip = ID DePeystsr' ssth May.
FROM LiyrrPecL.
Chip SHERMAN, Captain pepeysteI, ilth March.
Ship hoSsCius Captan John Collins, lin May.
These ships all Of the first class upwards of 1000
Quilt in city or New York. with such impro
combine speed with unnSual comfort for
Every cane has been akn the afngement Of their
nocatons The price Of passags hence 800, Tor which
ample viii be provided Thess shp commanded by
experienced who w make ezertion give
ucrsl satisfaction.
Neither che captain, OF the ship, viii be reipons-
Die for letters parcels packages sent BY them uneas
gular N'"f II ladins sgned therefor
Yer freight or passage apply 70
p. X. COLLINS y CO, Sc South a.. New York Or 20
Br WIN, SAIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
By the paei will be charged M per single
hse so sad ncwspaers cent each IN,
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.

OFFICE.
81 SOUTH STREET NEW YORK.
LIE. LIS: M liz
Pass be from Liverpool by the ING spe-
did packH shps comprising the Old Black Ball Line Packets
sailing under
From Liverpool
Ihe sh'p COLUMBUS, Captain Cole 18th February.
Jhs shp IoHk SHIRE. fuew Bailey, the March.
Ihe ship CAMBRIDGE, Capt Barstov, 10th March.
ne ship EGLAND. Captain Bartlett, ist April.
y ne ship s,AtOHD, CAPTAIN Rafhbone, 10th April
The chip MONTEZuMA, Captain Lowber, Isl May.
! he ship hQKOpt, Captain Further l6sl May.
The ship NEW YORK, Captain Cropper. list June.
n addition to the ships the subscribers
will have of frs. class Ann ships he'd
customary from Liverpool every days through
out tpe the din perts the United States by
which be secured reduced rates Those sending
for their friends Great Britain and Ireland may
~ thu will be taken make passengers
table IS they can reasonably and should he
nor cSne OUT the passage money viii be promptly refunded
r,oyaeia Bank. sf ireland and branchs Eastern E,nk Of
Bsn Ban, London M-sss j. Braed Co.. Bankers. LIVER
JOHN HERDMAN
81 South street, Wal street.
N Passage to Liverpool and London all times be
engaged BY the regular packet ships sailing for Liverpool every
application jI2 Zee
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TO TAU.ORS.


eating G.ras9 Of every description style Of sls4nee
The ds =. 5eqS Mos hS 'a?sro any thing .. IL,
emitting one week than could By III, old method
we ] sf p,f sS j, aa
Daon ih 6rtof profession and esarot fail s,'ee
eonpee etisiae 20 al tho use it, The above be Oh
City Ho,i. MS i%.rc "'
LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
1000 FixST 9uALiTY LsEIHEs s,j jus. ,,eei:cd
rescott. and for sale who,ae and retail, low
CT FERDINAND & CoPpA.
ma 'm-rc im0or'er, of Leeehss. 40 NaAsau
yf;!S 4, ETA AGENCY AND lNrHLLlGENCA o.,
nth Household s,rvsnt,, Waters Msseisp. Sc. on the
hoe't at his office $50 Broadway Once from
agency of every description done at th. Office. Help
'w M l.. % h hand olAux
'0D CUFsEE AND sf1CE MANUFACTUAGHs-
6 'Os' SOW %Sb GAa g
Large Fancy Labels for boxes Of Fanny Soap patad il two
AND INK
''s printed 'i% Il fsai' &V '9s r
Ely TO LEND.
A BaAHAM { JACKSON, Pawn Broker, NO. SO Read,
HSsr ..s' %
@ Dry GSs Wearing Apparel aud personal sas
a ANp VIZ MA Ell. could rr,nseiiay assoaSes 10
Broajvap opp site eae Pa'k
@ would 'is,s ina, h-ns 4 g,ae,cg! Hair Dresser
sess ap s eiS 9rs ar" S&p s' '"
A. u would respectfully loa his ard
extensive ot Hair Work and ssamer W ig md
roupe botn io' 'so'e. md geftisnea mad; tyir
se To ~ lsssj where from the pracuc
he has had in hs profession. feel, confident gcne
Satisfaction
Gcntenen'g hsr so sra e-red irs ragotte) ia tho
rsiyie Chftens n.t CO, 90 81. mos. approvel system
Ladies and tenenen ,sli Ind a. t estab! sh choice
AAnT Of fe,ne t'onphl Grdshes, Artificial lowers
tnf Fancy foods for the Toilet
akea tis opporrpitT % fean hi' sieeec .zks tor
the knd aDd bsr patron heretofore extended him.
W soiifft Continuance OF thf same fnyl I'm src
EoLD AID SILVER KsfiNEh AND AS "a rn OF
- NEThLS.-Br Gold, Old Gold and Silver Jew sller
AID sIsersmith'a Scceyggs bought By
f. BARNARD oHcc Wall street,
Works 2fi Mercer st.
Fine 3aid. Roied Silver fstns Brs,s and Plated Metal
sor.tsntiv nu hand s2s 9n,Nrr
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UNITED STATES DAtiU EkktAN GALLERY
JS5 BROADWAY UP STAIRS
r. WHITE you'd eetuliy call the attention Of etzsa,
-. 4d..rRer vist the 10 NJ. spendid Collector
eiDAOu AkHsOfffE POHTtlAif ITS, sogie, OF in srou
rom $40 T. lJoiien ~sons IN the sans p,t winch 30
81 and accuracy oil dsrcon be alTg sed Portraits
taken IN l Kinds al weather either i without cotos; the
price, which he has reduced TO those charged by tn. jp
sxIcriencad IN the BE- llne,S.
Ths Amer ipsats, late exhibition. awarded MI
White the inst premium tor the hes ksnegs
ttr grouping and general edect ghieh bat another poo
d the spperority Of h,s Mr. White the sole agent
10 REV fo Tor the imported tisnan Cameras
nd al no Other establishment the City State be
oDt,'peb
-lmposicd s'srmaa Cameras. Also french aud Anefi
fnsfruUeIs 81 e best quality with Pies Cass
Chemicals. Polishing MAirTias &c flwsys on r1ni ff
,aie az the very 10 vest pricrt f2i 7orm
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Sporting Intelligence.

BEACON CoupsE, HoDoxEN, Tuesday: May 2s-
Two trotting matches were announced to come
of this day one OF them truly OF somewhat
novel character, as regards the vehicles in which
il was 10 come of, namely, wagon--bui not more
novel than the trot,ing itself. Really, TO hold out
| aa inducement for parties to come TO witness such
sport Cf it can be called such) is little else than
false pretences, and must eventually be injurious
TO the proprleiors Of the ground os well as detrl-
mental 10 the best objects of the sport During the
whole time there were not more than from fifty 10
one hundred persons present, and the absence Of
the principal supporters OF iroiiipg, spoke volumes
for the nature Of the sport anticipated
The first attempt at sport that came off, was
A Match for 500. two mile heats. in wagons
e. Cayenau names 81 e. John AndersonE. Hyde, white
and black cap.
c. Berthe names CHI & Sir Charles White, blue and
white cap
John Anderson had the poll 4; he led at the onset
| and kept il round, and came home, shutting Sir
| Charles out OF any further chance by dlstancing
MIN, performing the two miles in minutes 5S sc.
conds. The horses were not at all match
The next was
Match for $780, mile heats best three in i've under the
saddle.
John spicer named CHI. Nell. spcer, white and
black cap.
Albert Conckln named br M American Giyl--A Conk.
lin, white and blue cap.
AT the start, although American Girl had the
poll, Nell led and maintained her position through
ont the two miles, taking it quite easy, and tho
other could not approach her, the brown mare
with some difficulty saving her distance. The first
two miles was done in minutes seconds.
In the second heat, Nell let the Girl lead but
soon took il from her, but al the top Nell broke
bat soon recovered, and they came together down
the straight course pretty lively to the distance
where Nell said ''good by and came home some
ten twelve lengths in advance. This heat was
performed in minutes seconds. At the concIu-
sion Of this heat 100 to 10 was offered on Nell
and shortly afterwards so 10 10, bat no takers
indeed there might have been no such thing as bet
ting in existence as tar regarded this and thu;
previous match
The third was somewhat better than the previ-
Gus two. They both went well off toge,hey--it
anything the Anne rican Girl had the lead, but az
The quarter Ut mile post shc lost ground, and
Nell took the lead, but the other rallied ard tapped
Nell at the top, but after again broke and lost
ground, which she Did mol recover but as they ap-
preached the distance 1t was evident that The Girl
was closing, but II was TOO late, she could OF
cover sufficiently, and Nell came 10 some or q
lengths IN front, bolh vely much blown. This
heat performed in minutes So seconds Nell
was declared the winner OF the three heas and
the stakes
These two horses are better known under the
titles Of Tritie (Nell,) and Washtub american
Girl)
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SEGARSt SEGARS!!


LIT .he t3per telht "a III. 5octte end gia,i,
viii seeh not has pleasure % mar.
Blu there's nolhiag mat csu the saJovmeut sup
Or a rsl Hacaaa SegGr.-The Smokers Song.
SElXAs, At h,s esU!irshment, popular s.aod Maiden
~ Lane Hawards Hote continues receive from his gent
H,yaa every aTva SsRara OF the choicest aud
approved bralds taeI the market affords Ills stock
hand cDmisea greater variety than he cured
other hmeot tqe CITY, iEo dng the coetrted
XIX and IA ga Kegsiias, NOr.aa, EsIaranze kionda.
N0rn 1rabu fiincipe and ote Which he has asi.
aiinn ayerfag arc superior 10 ePr heofe imported
titz.us AID ed II NJ At No Made
lame Hoga1s fio.ei and jndse ar iaseves mi n. nc
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MRS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VArOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
;S25 broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
Mas GHRhpni r-srcc ,oy anaoun IS to her "a rons
w he Medical tacatg and the u1c t she has removed
ifon Coer land 'et, aud established Mcc,t uor
aud SaPnuf De h.. IA more cegtrsi st
ION az No go Broadway whc b. her cnnru<d
and 'irc at'rnoo the hopes 10 ninth patronage which her
bl shm ~ has rgccs.J Tor she lat eig Yeas
NJ B--sul huf Baths require notice. Portabs
Bats sent TO of the city vicinity. B.rnnr
Tubs for re-. ,a4 inrc
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PULPIT AND FORENSIC ELOoUENCE..
AfR. GEORGE V.aNDENifOF'F

DESPEC1FpLLy announce 70 Mem,ers aud Stuieptn Of
~ the Cerct and Legal pr1cssi0rs iad 10 h Principals of
Universities and Colleges OF New 70 End the neighbohood
that he intends the y Juae asxt, "fea rooms
S,HOOL CT ORATOitt,
fr gentlemen teirors OF Awning undf mis- iusruc IONS
G4ned stle OF Elocuon ssa pprePfiste Aclionao
siry the i0rmNtion OF perfect puhl lc orator
Qnod mafs al vos pertnst ~ Re NAHUM e,tIfor
Mr.. receives pupil aSer io'reea yeas of ake; bat
attends Onlvsstes Colleges 40 prepuiDx n. stu
potic enhb tios' "a ssgsh ish snt Geek deciauate
Cards O Nj VS. Terms, o ~ G'frpVich street, wh-f,
book orcaeo for e entry Of g'nem ma Tor
NIL
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LADIES AkTEMfAN BRACE

LADIES AkTEM1AN BRALE.
'fNIlE Snbscrbers offer seca pltron ~ the Lad
the PATENr Lasric AnrrMiAn BRACE. winch Inpsf
eventual iLdisp-u tos tcle Of the
robe IL combines. it' Of co srrctoa ii tn
fu proportions without the tendec Of
corsetsacN unnatural OF the cheat. ed.
free and heanhf1 Of the lungs aud bic
tsl ducy to brng coasumpion, e. Sc. To children
either sex WIN have acquired the bt Of toopin they
be fouud highly the
ke the person and tn houiers tc viii
improve the outline aud cpp- of the G.ue,
strengthen aud expand tbs chest. and will imp"d t. fee
Of the For the bette aad special sccomm don OF
thp dies tvoros them with their aironag the subscribers
hive opeled sparme d.yoed their
modaton which will be under t Immediate
In article
Ladies Department No Para Place. door from Eroad-
way. Wholesale Department tho cid EFT b shnent OF
PARSELLS " AGATE,
ny25 in~ 2J7 Broadway. corner Of Park Place.
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OPPOSITION EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY.

DIRECT
$3.50 ~. The y, New aad SPLENDID SITES mbOst NEW
pier ioSt Of Barclay stree, Saeth side) on
Regular days from New York Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frdays from Abaoy Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
The New Jsrey has been rebuilt and smoded, and fitted
up in the best possible hehss large of e
giant State Rooms lage and commoaans Pnmsd. Deck
Lades Saloon with sleeping accommodations Cor 100 PRISONS
and extensive aud airy Cabins Altogether she sleeping
accommodations for nearly 100 Her dnuaht Of
light that she will always be able the bars with
ont detention transhpment. mia SIN src
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BEACON COURSE.

01e1E'71 0OI O1r PoOOs
THE propretos OF IN, above Course eer premium for
Foot Race to take place TIE Beacon Cous2e, to
boken. Oh the Sd of June next, AZ foiows:-
APte-un Of $500 II who will perform iaz miles
within the to tbs second in he 500 the
hi,dprdvtded the second third perform 10 miles
within the hour Aud case lo miles performed with
the hour $500 onl WI, be given /, me beat the
Entrance to be male. ard al information given the sub
scriber Those wishing for the Race.
do 80 soon convene I.
No g be alo. ed who does for the
Race or before The 2Gth rstant.
JAMES y M'MANN, No. l6i Varick street,
nl1h hItps Xanhznn andC h,r
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TAPSCOTT"S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
M. AN: - IL
ARK DEMENT'S FOR IS41.
The subscribers beg call the ttetoa OF their friends and
the public generally to their superior for bringing
Englaod d. Ireland. Scotland and Wses.
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN OF THE WEST, t25o tons
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
THE ROCHESTER,, 1900 toas
TIE GAHRICK 1000 tous.
THE H0TTlNGUER, 1000 tens.
THE THE EfHsRPSso l9'0 .i iss; tons.
THE SLDDCNS 1000 tons
sailing from Liverpool twice month, aud
The UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACkETS,
composed OF SUPERIOR Frat class American packets sailing
from Liverpool four times each month, the ihips
which those whose engaged with the
will come cut n aud well hnwn fact the above named
packets the most magnificent ships aoat aud the frequency
OF thar sailing lbeng five darsl the possibility
Of passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool ke
gardiess Of order to meet the OF the popc
and the wishes other friends MI VIM TaPpsco,; of the
country OF such whose be engaged with
the subscribers Fact which to those acquainted with Mr. W.
t. sufficient lrantee that they will receive
from him. and be quickly aud comfortably despatched
Should those sent for eocline coming the money
will be promptly refunded, without deduct,ons usual.
dra PAYABLE free of any
otner cnsge ~ every principal town in England Ireland.
SCOTLAND Srd Wales
Apply al py jettsr pest paid TO
W. j r. TAPsCoTT, - Peck slip,
New iork-or to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

T'OBACCO-hiNr cur AND ~hiOkiNG .feeag N
cned To Gloss up iI,erost ia Tobacco Mandatory
nov offer or sale quantity Of prime tine aud smoking
Tobacco, apercd the usual ay readable
beg to call thu attention OF Western Merchants aud ote
buyers th the quality Of the tobacco being of tne
md prtces by far love- than psrai
M Sn.uc JOHN ~ FAHEH No New e.,
0LiVE DilpD Dashets OF tPl gsire bfandt hue
~ Olive Oil. imported expressly Hotels and family
ia plat bottles ard baskets If dozen ps.h
Also. 100 baskex ot2 dozsa each,
100 cases of Lynch Oil, In ts ties
For sale at he cheap Of
JOHN & MORRISON, l89 Greenwich street,
imoottsr aad Whoestis and Retail Dealer in
mag iwhrc Drugs Pfins oih Dge, Groceries T-,a &c
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HKOANWAY AGAINST THE WNk

HS nofed thoroughbred admitted be the greates
mart for the sale of geuemen's wearing apparel ia the
United States and the impress that has heretofore existed
the minds of many purchasers Broadway Obliged
exorbitsnt price for article Of dress fully
batted from e nown reputation TO the char
by EDWARD FOX, proprietor Of the City Cash Waiiorug
Establishment, No. 202 Broadway Here advantage
merchants aud ohers Waiting this city avail themselves Of
outfit from eXtenaive Of ready made clo
thing manuf from the beat material, ard in the
fashionable syie The attention of public particularly
called to visit this establishment and eyanips the Int style Of
twIed and fancy Cashmere Oce srocka desgnsd Tor the
preaching seasos.
Also e,sorsment Of ch Cheoe Velvet aud Brncsde Vest
ings Fancy Freoch Cloths and ny the late
from the celebrated mauufae,oY OF Bioley Fills. and w
ected expressly Tor the speg fashions Garments supebly
nAds order. aad il required few hous notice.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cesh Tailoring Establishment 2O2 Broadway, below
sutton ST. m03insec
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The traveller per II, Road saves s. 81 |
They also forward CLEVELAND Portsmouth and
other places OHIO; Detroit &c. Michigan; Green Bay Mil
Taakie NC. Weensin Territory; Chicago. nois AID to
to the dlsrsnt routes given gratis aud Tickets 10 be had
emily at the Albany and Buffalo Hail oad Oce59 C0u,andt
street WOLF IL klCKEAS
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LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
Az 600 FIRST QUALITY LEECHES. Just received
fO,OOO by the Swedish brig Alard-Go 0o0 by the ship
Eresco and for sale whoisae and retail prices
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- NEW YOKk,
kA SCHOOLEi - MOUNTAIN HeA1-
EDSH@Sp-@B
EASTON. 45&f$.eeFtASk


GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO t325 MILES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
The only Office in New York established by the several Hail
Road Companies between Albany aud Buffalo is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT aTREET,
JOHN L. CLARK, General Agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-12
SUNK OF A WEST JERSEY WOMAN

SUNK OF A WEST JERSEY WOMAN
The ladies ofo country are true patri.
ots--good Wings as their mothers were.
Read the following letter from a Spartan
wife in tho Salem Standard of yesterday
AUGUST 90, 1874
TO The Editor of the Standard.
Sir--In looking over the columns Of the
"Sun Beam" Of late date, l perceive an
article setting forth that there is no man 10
be found in the first district able to meet
Mr. Elmer Qhe Hon. Lncius @ In pub
lie debate. Now if there is no Fan will.
ling to volunteer his services for the good
Of the party, there is woman---a resident
of Salem county, able and willing 10 com
bat Mr.. Elmer in any position he has a
mind to take relative to the grand contest
between the two political parties
THE WIFE OF A WING.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-12

III + the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district OF
Fairhaven. commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of
Noah MERRITT, late Of Sudbury,
in said district, deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the 3lst day OF July last,
being allowed BY said court for that pur-
ose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of our said APP
ointment at Briggs g. Clarke's soffice IN
Brandon, on the 81 Tuesdays of November
and December next, from o'clock until
o'clock p. m. on each of said DAYS.
d. w. G.. CLARKE, JouN A. CoSANT, Com.
Brandon, Sept. 4. 1874. 37;39
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-12

STATE OF YER MONT, - T. it remem-
District Of Fairhaven, SIS. ( ID bered that
at probate court holden at CsstletOn within
and for said district on the 28ih day OF Aug
A. u. 1914.
Present, A Warner, Judge.
Ichabod Marshall, administrator of tho es-
tate Of Timothy Marshall late Of Poul,ney
in said district, deceased, proposing loren
der an account of his administration OF said
estate;
tits oidered that said account be received
and examined FOR allowance on the Cd day Of
October next, at the probate Office in said
Caste,on, and that this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed in
Rutland, which shall be sufficient notice ~
all persons interested in the time and pla
OF examining said account.
A true copy. Of Record. 363'
b. r. LANGDON, Regis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-12

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered
Distric, of Rutland. SIS. ID that at a special
probate court held AT Rutland, within and for said
district on the Sd day Of July, 1874.
Present, WIN. Hall, Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting to be the
last will ard testament of Asa White, late of Mt
Holly, in said district deceased, la, ing been pre-.
sented to said court for probate, by Darwin Il
White, the executor therein named;
IT is ordered that said will be referred for pro-
ba and allowance to the first Monday being the
7th day Of Oct, next, and that copy Of this or.
der be published three weeks successfully pre- ious
thereto in the Rntiand Herald newspaper print
ed at Rutland. that all persons interested may ap
pear and object to the probate thereof if they see
cause,
A true copy OF record
36-33 HENRY HALL, Register.