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n>- Notice 10 Cabinet aIakerS-At meeting
ofThinet Makers convened ut the Howard House, for the
otakng measure, join their brother Mechanics in
,hs 10 lie nude in favor of Protection TO Amer
ican Industry on tha Goth inst. II WIS
Resopsd Thut the Cabinet OF the City and County
ot New (boh Employees and Journeymen. and oil other
branches connected with The trade be invited to meet on This
fday Evening at O'Clock at the Howard House. for the
nurooss of uniting in such shall bs suitable TO give
character TO their profession hls important occasion
0'''N WIN. SHARP. Charman.
~ A,,,,o, 7, Secrctsry l.
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: a1ezsnttnt I.ikeness OF Henry Clay,

NJ A mezlottnt Likeness OF Henry Clay,
this day published by the subscriber from the D'gueeoSpe
original Of the Clay Breast Pin OF which it faithful and
pessnr COPY Ii OF the size and style of ou Likeness Of
Theodore F,enshysen Price . cents. liberal deduction
to wholesale purchasers Cash orders for one or both e the
Enc.a-inys solicited.
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bdg. Wind light a, 5 E.
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CommercieI and money Matters.
ny- For Commercial cnd Money Matters. sec Last Pa
H.. ID 4

ny For Commercial cnd Money Matters sec Last Page
THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock market was without materialschangc
today and rather heavy.
Exchange is dull. Sterling is 10 prem. and bills
plenty. Francs are 2lI.
A note OF the Chemical Bank OF this city, altered
from 50 appeared the TO day. The figures
taken with acid and the higher denomination
printed in The words Fifty Dollars" smaller ty
than the Five DollsB." and consequently the space
from which Five Dollars" extracted filed by the
Fifty Dollars" The plate of Danforh. Spen.
& Hufty.
Three Counterfeiters have been arrested at ST.
LOUIS The frauds found them upon the Bank of
Louena Planters Bank OF Tennessee and Northern Bank
ofK-n,ueky. The coun;erfei,s excellent
The ErpreSs ought not 10 take articles which
have time and money without credit: If does.
should snsr when reminded Of It's falling We ask justice
and nothing more: why should the Express refuse
sad enough to have property conveyed uncereuo-
nious,y. bu, to be abused beside rather much.
Receipts of the Western Railroad for the week
ending October l9. 1874 ISaa
PPE:.spse,. 2s ss@s
Total. ..........................sloS2 sl55li
Sales OF Stocks al Boston yesterday
-. 7N ,haIss East Boston Co l$ $3.50 Norwich and
Western Md 81 u sex-S5 Reading G3s.
The Bank Commissioners Report OF the Banks
the State o. Vernon, has BEEN published There
enieen Banks in the State and their position IN August last
al follows,
c,ps1 500 Discount,
Circulation Las so1 Due from Banks and
'''''' -''' Depoa p%.iHub IN Boston. &c !sssSs
Sank no'es. &c....-. la4.t7l
ssis.s ssss!s Faal::.. iF;;li.:.::.,.. sS.ssS sssS
Real Estate & Bank
stock''............ 6O.S96
To:ai Liabilities, So 0asi Total Assets o. a Sls
rha Sal nd
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OK, MI h-r-ndy on rue1ay. oct 2
A - TI-T-TI = An.,oro- ,

nARpwARN. or CT }rlERy. s;i' NY Gcons. TOYS
5e-JACO8S = plAIi Will sei Tins psy al 10 O'Clock
tNe snc;,rn M M 3 Sait. curusT - sod st's. ~
package snI lo'S Of 3:s CHAM. ShefhsG German
sud American Hardware
Aso, e,sn>ve s.,"rn1srt a1c ard Pecsct Cutlery
Asn Germ. lv, m orisa p5, kess>; 70 German
TOYS. suitable f5r esil 6oaerv which the 'se vii COM
rrerec.
Aan itococs. 20 casks jsw.le et, Melting Pets sand
AMI ck ei1 Pos ana CIucb,c:. ns eats invoice
Us; received
Ao aseeeral sso,;en, OF Gsi'oaa Fancy Goot.. Terms
months. IL
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GEO. B. GRaNNlSS.
MANUFACTURER DEPOT OF
BOOTS g. SHOES.
80 Maidsn-Lane
nan, Pearl. street, N 1mis<
FOR THE PILES.

u FAD the following and remarkable csro
IA of Piles .lf. J. Bow man, distinguished archtsct TO
siding in Broadway has been afflicted with the Piles for fopI.
teen yea. He contultsd a5on; three month, Hoee h
nons cnuntsnnnc pale ngud complains e pans ovex
he kdneys grea, irritation and weight IN me lower
ec.oI of hs bove attended with pile umor 80 much IN
famed al tunes produce intense ufenog a. Other uss
esyio, themselves y prOSe discharge Of blood INDUCING
,Ieo debIty the muries Of hack from the long contnu-
ID irniaton had degree os their powef poducipe
and II WINS with difficulty that he could walk:
me ten rs feeble nrm had sIpen6ed morn than hvy
buudrrd dollar. fourteen tor this complaint ana nao
:asen only Temporary relief; entirely cured hsvns
aiken only three boxes Of my PILE ELgcrAaY haI
mora thnn n thousand nlj fees no return OF 'c
compliant Is well and active S. ne was ih'y ySap
,so and anbues II all tO that inesiimabe emedy NJ w
rs%;S PILE ELECTUARY Reader. thin q only one q
thousand smar cured By the .ams msans me r y
Psc,ra ~ an ntsrna remedy sod by the proprietor ~
ce ias Rowery four doom above Spring street hdvlss
sIatis. Remember l9S Bowery Agents T. Wagner e 20;
Guca T. p. Fitch Co syrscu'e L. u. ewan; vi N noSns ~
Col.nan & Co. Buffalo. t'i CIT - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

IUF IUItFI.tesTtl
Oici attention ilou Ci,ilens AIT Strangers rsoungtGar
meatS 20 alge assortment OF Goods Tor Fall and Winter
selected with ewo rendering their stock rich lpauaL
y ard variety as can snd the cy csmptsnE Beaver
and Mied Cloths Twsed, OveIcoau. Cioaks. &C.
french nd English Cohs or dress and cck Coan various
new styles CHss.eres. Rich Velve Me'no, six and Satin
Eestngs which made up order at sustain our
reputation pioneers the progressive reformation that
aveEg d complain; that cash purchasers are taxed
or shors denque-c;es The style uad nlah of our Garments
will roapers with those osaY otheI establishment. and thh
is the sequel OF tbs extensive patronage elected.
4 large assortment of FIRST GU.LyT Ready made Gar
ment camp rs Oyerccc. Coaks. Dress and FIock Coats
pan;aloons Yes. constantly hand. with full supply
Of Fancy DIes, acss including scaria. CIavnis. dkfs
Glove, slp,rsrdsrs Dr.Sfiny Robes sc o5 tits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

fJ1HE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL IS
i situated at New Brighton. staten nnd. miles iIoa.
nication y eamboa The building occupied ;hespacJns
and elegant chstean erected By the Brothers Joseph st an
ases over every other the location ted retired and
healthy the po:oect by land tnf water unvsed a ul
corps teHche employed io the various departments ch
Os m p ie ss Fench and Spanish LaasSases
Extras are Music and Dancing Fencing and Dawng Ger.
man and Italian and furnished oy Wnen ordered .y parents
and I'm, snrns.s viii be ssoSen At III meals Courses OF
ucton will be impaired 10 the Natura SCIENCES ~ anHf
, oy ns Ss ass ~
by letter to T. A. BIG GELOW corner OF Btoud.ay and
left nj The Doctors Office will be forwarded daily TO the cchoul
free e1pease. The next term On Mopay NP''
{, iSii. GEo IL. LIZ XIV tfhc'p'''
TIE foowir. the report Of Committee OF Examination
1T the close Of the astterm
To George l.. lie F0D - - ., -,
tend the recent examination OF e s" st-htnn Cossue
School @hlcn under We deem 1t sn hct oil jas
high qualification ut the exhibition of scholarship and dsc
pine which presented To Us on that OCCASION the te
cuar accuracy md hoeushnes with WHICH the CLASSICS are
taught deserve our particular notice
claim saasy with vii ySu We hass entire con1aence
commenting the institution 20 the puo!c as Seminary at
which pares may hope have The minds OF tnel' iOn, pro-
peIly cultivated and ihsir morals carefully guurdsd'
Rev. J. NJ fGIi MnfaEws. Sff D D. :,
,,,, ,.s I1.s Chancellor U@i,srty' N. Y.
lev JAMES BROWN LEE. po,t Ricbm.pd
Rev. JOHN 7. SEELEY, roll "i'''iH'na
New Brighton, oct 1. 1874. 90
ITO HOUSE KEEPERS and those WHO eal IN Pat
ed Goo-You h9u ny the silver Plating Fluid for r. re,
plating Casos Cuke Baskets Candestcks &c nose thai
use approve For sale by JOIN ~ j. BROWN q Ns 20;
A liberal discount TO Jewellers and others. rS lmls'
CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-Thesub.
- scber wishes known to the pubc that much OF
;he and crackers which so this city by the above
names entirely dersut from the SODA BISCUIT and SU
Ar CRACKYps made ut his Bakery which have been Uses
By nvalids rculriy tsSe who suffer from ndEestion
for more thar -isnty years with the best results while the
good TOR Denon heah wholly unfit for the hck he
above BISCUIT and CRACKERS. also BUTrEa blscuIT VIM
and NAVY BREApn Of the M auaiy aGs constantly , S'
cnrner OF Warren street EPhBhiM TKEhDWE' IL.
Ivl6sti 6ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Ny Eleventh Ward ANvake.-All persons wish
ins take part the Great Wing Procession of the Ssh inst
will please 10 report themselves with hor de po.e
the Conntce OF arrangements ut the Committee Room
OF 4h ard Avenue d. Friday and Saturday
evenings from To 10 0P. NJ.
CHAS NJ SIsioNSoN Chlnn. of COMMITTEE.
HAMILTON WADE. Sec:y. oS y
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoneet
DY BANGS RICHARDS P!-AII-S>tofe ~ oioaa
ow.yI bcal cza atylncsrsents iaade on eoosSnnsnts
GO g. 4 < have removed 70 No. sji 3ross~ay. few
doors above their former piacs. - =.
MONUAV EVENING. Oct. s.
Law. EooKs-A vauah!s Li5FsTy q Law Books ernotae
'us Norfn i Ea-sh Reports. New lo,k Sia'e hepou
Treatr.-s E'-nor,ary W"r.s kctnoue them are ne Ne
ports OF shnso Care S,asie Hall. Porter Smith. Ridss
w1y Eat Ensl.h Coms9on Ls~ md Chsncery Reports.
psio, on E.voee Co~Sn Ha: No's; ". noms s,;ns
Narshs's D.csions. vs: VII e'-r's tmenean CrancTJ
Digest vs. k'nrey Law orp snGur. va S'oys Inv OF
the ne >'a'e,: Jetemys Eluiiy Hughes on ininrasee
Cooa>r's JuSaan Smiths Cr-lcsry. ": brownf Iva
and AdnIfary ias Sephe = Connie t1r'es &c &c
THU SSDST < FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. 81 snt Nov l.
IAReE SALs or Nyw BncSs.ta extenuve and very eT-
coea; coecrcR 4 Saig bn tncs. cosstng Of hs WORKS
OF poou ~ En2sh 4nt American aunT. innusk for 1879.
ana books IN 6Gs blncGgs. 'soie tor he Holidays.
Aln. large and ys.vaJle Evo!-e q! rew ant pcpuar
Sshool Booss.
Asa sn ayoies Of sevst tund Bile'. Of them in
e-r1r' nln:s lnd pssfns ilcludins some
- -Io-,eS =, m a.. ,-rdy on 'Treyi7r oct 2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

G1- GouRArDs ITALIAN Soar, for curing all skin beT',
hes Wtrunsd pay taken. " Walker.street ttst
store FROM broadway. o25 steod
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CLOTHING.

WSf. T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPEIS AND ThlLOHS,
Iu: porte-s OF Cloths, Cnsshueres, VesttngS
Fancy Dress Articles, &C.
23l Ercad,ray, ItR.eriesH Hotel, opposite
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25


MAJOR DOUGLASS STATEMENT.
d. APPLETON & Co. publish this day. price 12h cents
A STATEMENT OF FACTS ASD CIRCUMSTANCES connected
with the removal othe from the Presidency Kenyon
College, b. D. b. Douglass, LII. ID.
This statement only OF interest 10 the friends Of this
par;lcu College but TO eli who have Educa
the Colleges aHd Semnares OF learning through
out the States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

ps. GouRAuD's BLANC D'EsPAGSH. or SPANISH LILY
White Leicae white preparation for the complexion put
I'D boxes beautifully scented 25 cents esch-to be found
10 y only ut 81 Walker street, first door Pgoa Bcadway
oud Ros,on OF Dr. c. gent a. g. JORDAN. MIX street
nd CnIletos & Co. lowell Mnss. og5 2te0d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

MINIATURE ALMAsAc-rHIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

JUST PUBLISHED
Ny Uncle the Locksmith by Mary Iowt lsmo. sly cts
Fosters Lterary and Biographical Essnys. l2mo.. 81 25
Fosters Essays Christian Morals. smo. 50 cents
s;-uthsGte's Visit to the Syrian Church l3mo.. ST.
Bradey's PnEochia and Practical Sermons, vol. 90 So
Hooke1's Complete Work. BY keble. 2 volI Sve. e..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

GouRaups PoupRy lax. for eadcstng Iuperiluou.
hair Always tested before buying, at Walker street. INST
store FROM Roadway o2, 3teCd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Ir5- CarvArs and Giiders, Attention !-The
c. rvers rnd Gilders of the City and County OF New York
Trade THIS Fdnyl EVENING. October p, at O'Clock.
NJ tho 10 tnke INTO considerdion Tue
enpfcs results of the pIsgent Tariff and To take such
re as shall be deemed e1iein for returning the also
make arrangements jan wh other Irades in the Process
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentle,nens General Furnishing Store,

Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 7G Maiden Lane. New York. Conner Of Ltery'tIeet
JOHN p. WAKEMAN & co.
prepared TO sell the following articles tamone oheH) nj
prices suited to the tunes. VIZ
SHIRTS S-Genilemens Fine Shirts Of all qualities.
N '' Cotton bands.
BOsOMs-Ruifed Stitched end Plain wide and nsHow
plates. .-, =,
COLA SaIony. Shaken Knit, Lambs Wool. Cotton.
&c. of all qualities
STOCKS-Satin Silk. MohaI RonbaLne and fancy color
ed OF ali qualities md latest fashions.
SChRFS AND CRAVATS.-Dlack and fancy colored Sa-
tin silk and Mohair. figured and plain. Black. lal-
inn and Colorcd Cravats and Crlvet rIes, all sizes.
HOSIERY-Sik Angola, Merino. Woolen ard Cotton Hose
and Half Hose
GLOvES-Kd. Beaver. Bucknkn. Merino. silk Cotton.
SIIspENDERSN NBuckskin and Morocco Elastic ends Silk
Gum Elastic. Cotton. &C., now style
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING-GOWNS OF nll kind.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

CHisrsE CEMENT FOR MKSpING CHINA, GLASS. &c
warranted O. Walker street. first store Brosdwny.
% cenlx hottie. oi5 zteod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

E5- DR. SWEETS NERVE AND BoNE Lls,anNT AND In
sPEcIFIc the only medicine which be relied
for cung all Rheumatic Affections. The author Of hi,
LnImsnt is too well known to need comment, For sale
wholesale and retail by }. H. Mosely 92 John-st. o.2G
ns- Tar CHINESE HAIR ERApcAroR will remove the
hair few from the face neck and arms. nnd
RIure the delicate skin II will be applied before pur-
chasing. This article is mlssrably counicrfeitcd.
Buy not ai other place than % John street, wish
10 1.-THE genuine. o25 q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

J. q TAYLOR 4 CO. SO CFDAR-sTREET.
OFFER Nous De Lanes 50 per cent dscoun, from the ets
~ prices.
PRIN rs-I aics, and 5es, styles nj seat edue,ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

The Settlers in Canada Juvenile. by Captain Maryn,t
vols
History of French Revolution, By F. Madenn Rowan vols
Philip Randolph; Tale of Firsnia. by Mary Gertrude
vol.
Natures Gems or. American Wild Flowers in their Native
TauSts: by Emmn C. Embury-iust!aed with ~ color-d
mates | vol uunTto o25 9iis
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WANTED.

TEJANTED -Famiss cnn be supplied with faithful do
w Of all we'll nlcnded
"a irand-st. II WATTS. OBS 2-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

Dreadful Accidental Mad Or. Yesterday morn-
ing mad Ok dashed furiously down Mercer street
into Canal street, where he knocked down two la
dies who were crossing Mercer street, one Of them
being seriously the other slightly injured. He then
rushed down Canal street, goring a gentleman who
was in his way, and turning up to the sidewalk he
knocked down two more ladies--one Of whom he
tossed on his horns, dislocating her shoulder and
otherwise injuring her. Being BY this time arrived
opposite Laurens street, he turned up that street a
few steps, where he knocked down little boy about
six years old, trying first to gore him, and then fall
ing on his breast and crushing him with his knees,
that the boy is doubtless dead before now. Leav-
ing his work Of death, the Infatuated animal return.
ed to Canal street, where he knocked down ano,h.
er boy, wounding him severely, and then ran at the
boot and shoe store OF Mr. Walker, the show win.
dow Of which he partly demolished. From here he
turned into West Broadway, up York street, and
precpta,ed himself into cellar used as a stable,
the door Of which was fortunately open-where he
was finally secured. The whole scene was one OF
confusion terror and disaster, such as seldom DO.
fore has been witnessed in the streets of city.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
CLIPPINGS

DR.. J. l.. Martin, formerly principal Clerk in
the Department of the State. has been appointed
by the President, with the advice and consent OF
the Senate,to be secretary of Legation torrance.
A monument in COMMUNICATION of Gen Jack.
sons great victory of the 9th of Jan, 1915, is 10
be erected Mt New Orleans at an estimated expense
-ofS4OO,0OO.
The joint resolution before Congress providing
for the purchase Of buss Of all the Presidents OF
the United States from the American artist Hmm
Powers OF Cincinnati now in lilly, at an expense
not exceeding $500 each. has passed the Senate
by unanimous vote
The Mayors ofthe following cities are printers:
London, Edinburg Perth Glasgow, and Wash.
ingion. To which may shortly be added New
York, the Mayor elect being printer.
lilly, the late prize fighter, was sentenced at the
late term Of ofthe Wenchester Co Court, to a
fine Of $500 for killing Mccoy.
The Wheat Crops Accounts from the South
and West says that the wheat crops was never
more promising at this season of the year--un a.
bundant yield is anticipated.
The New York Express announces the death
of Rev. II o. Dwight who for the las, seven or
eight years has been laboring as missionary in
India, under the direction OF the American Board
OF Missions
The Wesyelan Methodsts in England, who
have undertaken to raise million OF dollars with.
IN seven years for extending day schools through.
out their circuits, are advancing in the work
with their accustomed zeal and energy.
BIBLE FOR CHISA-Protestant missionaries
OF different sects, now in China, have united in an
effort TO bring out Chinese translation of the
scriptures The committee of convention held
20 deliberate on the subject, have entered upon
.nelr several duties in the spirit becoming such an
-, Inc Nantucket girls are full oilbeir inventions.
They hra introduced the fashion of knitting a,
iyceum meetings and now they have got nm a
new k'nk that is working wonders. When
young man says 10 one Of them as she 4 re,urn;n
from party, "will you take nv arm s,-aI !, 80.
and yon TOO, seeing its leap year, wa, The rsn,
The sailor boys never did THAR cour,ing so eas
" since the island was settled.
Explosion al Norrieh, CA tremcndor.
cescussion was felt at Norwich on the atternoor
Of the 18th inst, caused BY The explosion Of a bn;l
ding three quarters Of q mile from the town +
which some 80 or 100 kegs OF powder had been
stored the bodies OF four boys were found la ,bs
vicinity, so stunned as to to incapable of giyin,
any account Of the matter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

Cast Iron Light House. cast iron ligh, house,
to be placed on the old site on Long Island Head in
Boston harbor, has just been completed by The South
Boston Iron Company
II 10 cas-, in sections Of about seven feet each in
height, and twelve feet in diameter at the base, and
six feet at the top I, is furnished with an iron deck,
projecting on the outside so as to furni.h a walk
round the lantern twenty inches in width furnished
with railing. The lantern is made Of upright,
wrought iron bars to receive the glass, having six.
teen sides of four feet by six inches, and is SUI
mounted 10y cast iron dome or roof, making the
whole height thirty four feet. In the centre is a
cast iron pipe, extending from the bottom to the
summit, which serves as a smoke nue for the stove,
and around which winds circular stair case of
cast iron.
Several lanterns Of this model have been furnish
ed heretofore by this establishment; brt believe
this is the first instance where the tower itself has
been made Of iron.- Mercantile Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the dis,ric, Of Rutland.
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjus, all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of
LeUi Taylor, late Of Clarendon
IN said district, deceased insovent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offse,
thereto and six months from The 18th day Of April
ins being allowed by said court for ,ha, purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at.
tend to the business of our said appointment Al the
Green Mountain House, in Clarendon on the first
day OF July and l2ih day of October next, from one
O'Clock until five O'Clock p M on each of said DAYS
DANIEL s. EWING, J. w. PorrER, Comrs
Clarendon, April 90, 1914. 1920
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland, IS.

Rutland, IS.
Town Of Rutland, I
VS..
Abel Page,
William Barns, 4" N"d"cery'hPfiiI term, 1874.
Aaron Barns, and
Reuben r. Thrall,
WHEREAS the Town of Rutland, in said coun-
" ty, have, al the present term, filed their bill in
chancery aeains, Abel Page Of Grand Rapids in the
county of Kent, State of Michigan, and William
Barns, Aaron Barns and Reuben r. Thrall, all of
said Misunderstanding, that the first Tuesday of
March, 1889, the said Abel was elected constable of
said town of Rutland, and for the bond required to
be given for the faithful discharge OF his duties he
furnished the select men of said town writing oh.
lgatory, purpor'ing TO be bond, and signed by him
self as principal, and by the said William Aaron
and Reuben as sureiies, wherein they acknow ledge
themselves bound to the said town in the sum of
two thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful
dis charge Of the office of constable by said Abel 10
which writing the said obiRors omitted to afrix
proper seals. either fraudulently or inadvertently
but which writing, the said town charges thew in
tended, and believed themselves, to have sealed,
and 10 have become bound to said town bv such an
instrument as the law required to be executed be-
lore the said Abel could properly have entered upon
his said ofiice-and further stating that the said
Reuben had commenced suit at law apinst the
said town, for the default Of said Abel as constable
which suit is now pending in the Rutland County
Court, in defence Of which suit II is necessary fnr
the said town TO plea said bond which they are him
dered from doing in consequence Of said defect
therein.-and praying that the said obgees may DO
ordered and compelled by this Honorable Court. to
afx their several seals to said instrument, and to
acknowledge and consider it in all respects az
though iihad been properly sealed at the time II Dur
ports to have been-and that The said Reuben NAV
be restrained and enoned from further prosecuting
his said suit against the orator. for the reason thai
by said writing he is bound to indemnify the said
town against any sum he may recover of them for
The laches Of the said Page,-and that the orator
may have their cost.
The usual process Of subpoena being granted,
and the said Abel Page residing out of this State,
and not having been notified Of the commencement
OF said bill. il is ordered by the court that he be no.
tilted thereof, by publishing the substance Of said
bill, with this order, in the Rutland Herald printed
IN Rutland. three weeks successfully, the last OF
which shall be at least twenty days previous to the
next regular term OF this court TO be held at Rutland
within and for said county, on the Cd Tuesday Of
September, 1914, and that the said Abel Page be re
CURED 10 appear before said on the first dsy Of
said term and make answer to said bll-which shall
be sufficient notice. And day thereof W as given &c
+. w. HOPKINS; Clerk.
Charles L. Williams Solicitor for orator. 1926
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

Ma Ctar. The North CstolIns papers are fun Of
glowing accounts Of the reception Of Mr. Clay 81
wilmington and a, Raleigh. the latter place the
asseneisse drawn together TO pay honor to him Is
estimated at between 10 900 and 5000. Mr. Csy's
speeehi says the Fayetteville OBSERVER. may be pub
lished after fevisal by himself. twill be impor-
'sn' as !, may be regarded pertec, expose Of
his political opinions and views In the course vf
his speech he read paper, which he stated was the
Wing creed.
During the time the vas, concoursc OF people re-
manned, great number Of speeches were delivered
BY prominent, statesmen and politicians. Mr.. Leigh
made speech, which the Register says was ''wor-
thy Of his high fame and worthy Of Virginia in her
p,miest days."