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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-21

To LET.
- FURNISHED unfinished, a suite II spIeudd
" with folding door excellent of he
Park and Broadway, balcony in front No. II
b man street die lw*rc
CITY HOTEL, HARTFORD, To LET
&g This well known estab shment is offered or rent if
:H apple ition immediately tde The Fur i.ure. and
III its appurtenauces be had Reasonable terms
Possession Civ Immediately, IL desired.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber at The Hotel
d20 lw'rrc CUNTS j. DSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-21

GRAND SOIREES MUSICALES, EVERY
NIGHT,
A T. PINTEAUX'S Cafe d.s Mile Colonies SELDOM, 3o7
- Broadway, New engas ement OF MIR. aud Ms Collins,
the greatest comic singers know IN this couDtry.
N B-Hetreshmens, Breakfast aud Supper OF the best
kind always he had the the Attendance of care
Jul waters.
Also magnificent Fancy Ball Dresses lets enquire the
bar. an lwsr
MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA
Pianist aud Composer from Paris,
u EGS to announce that his frat CONCERT in New York
II wall t.ke place ) ,tu day the 27th Decembcf, 10 the
APOLLO ROOMS. when he will be assisted BY several dis
tinguished artists.
Further particulars 10 future advertisements. d2o SIR
REPEAL FES rlVAL
TIE UNITED IRISH RtPEAL ASSOCIATION will
hold their annual Festival, Nibo's Saloon December
ed 1916 Tickets (pree s2) be had by spe the
Lommittee of Arrange (see list in Frrenan, Truth
Teller and Volun'ee or 10 Mr. e. h. Shea the Secretary,
No ~ Cedar street. di9 3t.rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-21

EATHERS-6ooo lbs Western Live Geese tsathers IN
very fine order. for sale hy H. COLLTNs co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-21

q KNOX Of 40 Fulton sIeet has got be auti,u
- sortment OF Hats and Caps Of all descriptions for the
holydays, aud fine assortment OF LADIES Furs. ew'rc
SO FIVE DOLLAks KeWARU.-DUt. LOST
Lost on Tuesday, 70 ms, young serer Dog, Of
Q ordinary sixe; white, with liver collar srots, tail
bushy eyes black white flesh mark 4
Of his s had on cham coll h the nsn
il; to the name OF =" Roll" Whoever will
aid dog No Whitehall street, 2Oi Broadw j. give
WaId. DO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

THRrr Drkrus nv Liourssru 1T
WrsrviLIe Msss.-~On Thursdny 9
rcning, 9th April, during q shower Of
ra,n, n flash N lightning passed down
small hickory tree, standing very
near the p,axza in trout 81 the resi-
dcncc Of Green Fem, Esq, Of West
VILE Miss, and when nearly upon a
PARALLEL " height with tho rooi VI tie
house, ylsnccd off IN different drr-c-
tons, striking and badly stunning
some or 10 persons who were OH
the piazza near the base Of the tree
three OF whom were insia unanimously
killed. VIZ Mr. W. H. Fem, aged
about l9 years, q. q. Fem, aged a
bout j years, the former brother, 4
the latter All only sou of q. Fem Esq
and ID. b. Halford, aged about 10
ycar, son of Mrs Nalford. who, with
several others, had stopped out OF thu
the rain, on his way home from schoc
Every effort was made by the physl
CHM and the citizens Of the village I,
restore the three unfortunate suffer
ers, but in vain the other persons
were restored by pouring cold watel
oopteusly upon them.
Jackson Southron.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08


The Globe ncwspaper is dead. Mr..
Blair retircs Immediately TO his farm,
about six miles from Washington, and
Mr. Rives, his late fiscal partner in
tends to purchase residence between
Harper's Ferry and Winchester Va.
In the absence of Mr. Blair, the disn-
grecable duty of closing the eyes, and
laying out the Departed 1--WE quote
from the Globe, devolvcd upon Mr.
RveS, who has performed the task IN
manner somewhat peculiar Il
seems that Gen. Jackson al first advi
scd them not TO sell. but changed hi:
opinion on finding that the Admins
tration would establish a new paper
if the Globe remained in the hands o
Blair. Mr. Rives says there is gene
raj concurrence, on the part Of the
leaders Of the party, in the transfer
and he publishes letter from Mr. Var
Buren,, IN which the Elk Presiden
bcstows the highest praise upon Tia,
Globe aud its conductors. Mr. K. clio
ses his Naledictorv TINS -
i will conclude by saying 10 M
Democratic party that Inn indebted
10 il for ali ! am worth. and that
will willingly spendat least half of al
! have in its service, whenever n ma
jori,y of that party shall think | cal
he useful to it,
There's load off my shoulders, ant
I now feel happier than have for tn
last fourteen years except erhap
"a part of my honey moon.'-lNev
| York Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
From the n. Y. Com. Adv.
SOMETHING NICE.

Oar friends in the country may be ava 70
tina, New York city possesses, among 9th. /
or treasures, n commodity Of feathcrlcss
bipds known distinctly as 'soap locks"
they are general boys on the verge Of man
hood old enough to be mpudrn, and bru-
tai, but not old enough to have either sense,
mod,stv or good manners They affect,
tor custom, pan,aloon. very full in the low
rr ruiu ofihe legs and spr'sding out nil
over the foot; rcd flannel wnisc"ats, hats o {
a peculiar roundes, and very elaborate sas.
pendeTs, generally with some number unm-
Der worked on the crossing plate al the
back. Their speech 10 for the most part
scurrlious and proiane their Experiments
unmanncIly
VIII; il happened yes,' DAY lat pair
ofthese WORTHLESS were snnulcrug along the
Eirht Avenue, each with Nh arm over
zach others shoulder, as is The wont Of the
tribe, when they espicd, a, some llIle dis
lance before them, and elIcry man OF a
fresh, country aspect, whom they though
proper to indulge with a specimen Of soap
lock courtesy Therefore, ucclerating
thcir pace, they closed up behind and sud
denly, without word OF warning flung
each his spare arm around the countryman's
neck aud gave him a hug which might
! have reminded him OF n well grown bear,
| Il he had ever come IN hostile encounter
wah such an animal The eiic'y man
started and Struggled, as well he mightthe
s,lntaion hang .huod iainspire both alarm
md as,onishm srs astthe sonp ! cks lt1
90 Their hold, ~l.h nd laugh 0fmmglcd
contrmn mil Enjoyment.
BIN they had not observed one mi" fio
nf ,rppo rnaee. The ridrsy mnn ear'sd IL
his hand earriage Whip OF lonnhiol'
weigh, and Dimensions and no sooner vat
NJ released than, giving il The full sweep 0
his arm, he brought II. whh The veioeny o
| lightning slmoss, smack around lhe faces o
MS ASSISTANTS, "a bolb Of WHICH. u,eok CON
plsu, ,fiect. leaving a mark ~hSh will no
be .hleed ,an hurry, The soap I,ck ,hH'
enough, and sneakrd away, each ~hh
hand pressed close upon the smiuen s'ssge
& perhaps vii mind hereafter 10 see whe'h
er The elderly coonrymea whom they pro
pose 10 asslnh have whips about them oi
no. Il was the mos comforting affair, II
ITS result. that We have seen OF heard OF 10
q long time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
E,rrpatASr

Fsos Mrrtco.-E, prnatAsr.-
The No. B,c Of tho 2Iins,, pnhlnhcs
from the Vera Cuano Of the l2lh, al
account q, nh earthquake whiob dfsoIn.
ted the city Of Mexico on the l7h IN
stnn,.
Tho o4s,l,ations ri 81 minutes pas,
Z o'clock =. VI. and de shocks which
were terrible, lasted sbou, i@o minutes
At IS minutes past 3 the motions bad
en- rely ceased.
We wcrc by CHARGE upon the great
sa,lrc al the tune aud we witnessed a
,p~ctaclc not easily forgotten. IN an
instant the multitude. bat a moment
previous tranquil and listlcss, were up
on their knees, praying 10 the Almigh-
" and counting with anxiety the
shocks which thnsai~ned "a con
vert the most beautiful city in the
New World into vas, theatre of ru-
ms. The chains surrounding the por-
'Ico were violently hgiia,cd, the flags
Of the pavement vawned opcn, the
tree, bent ffigh,fnlly, and the bull
dings o~rillutcd 10 and fro, the i'm
mense arrows which crown the sum
init of the carhredal yibrnted with rs
tonishlng rapidly. At Sc minute,
pas, three the movement had ceased.
II is impossible We, TO ascertain the
extent or destruction. Not house oil
door but hears The marks Of tins
terrible calamity. Many Of ,heu
arc cracked and greatly injured, other
are lettering; and others nre fallen
San Lorenzo, La Misericorda, Tom
pcate, 2.upo and Victoria streets ant
the Grand street have particularly sui
fered The nqnedncts were broken il
several places. The bridge Of Tezon
tale is demolished. The Hospital o
Saint Lezarus is in ruins, and tn,
churhes Of San Lorenzo and San Fer
dinandn greatly injured. The mag
nlfccnt chapel Of Saint Teresa no lon
ger exists. At the first shock the Gu
polia n building Of nstonishin.
strength and great beauty, fell, an,
was followed by the vault beneath IN
tatcrnacle and the tabernacle itself
Fortunately all those in n church s
much frequcnted, succeeded in escap
rn0. At eight o'clock last evening
seventeen persons had been taken fror
the runs OF other buildings and carrie
DO the Hospital.
Later IN the evening two nor
shocks were experienced, but they wer
slight
The authorities did every thing yet
and humanity could suggest, to carr
help to the victims, and restore III
aqreducts which furaish water to til
city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

The Madisontan says that every fine
afternoon, At Washington, Mr. ex Sec.
rotary Bib, who dresses, punctilious.
ly according TO the old style, in black
clothes, low crowned hat, silk stock
ing, and short brecchcs, is 10 be seen
walking off very briskly 10 what all
who have been in this city know to be
the long bridge. Here he changes his
walking staff into fishing rod, with
tackle complete, and after taking from
his capocious breeches pocket n tobac-
co box filled WIKI angle worms, seats
himself on the rough pier, and hobs
with astonishing patience, Cor any
thing below, from bull mlnnow to n
ponderous cat fish.
Judge BrtJb was non accounted n
very wise Secretary Of the Treasury,
bat he may be skillfui angler, and
we can easily Imagine that his change
of employment affords him abundant
pleasure. The clear stream Of 'he Pc
tonic may have charms for quiet old
gentleman, which he could never en-
Joy while dnbbIing in the iurbid, an.
cry waters q political life; and il
must be less trying, if not more limo
cent, to bait FOR suckers and perch, than
10 be bai,cd by ravenons brood of of
fee seekers, While seated on tn,
rough pier OF The long bridge he is in
no danger from sharks but in tho
Treasury department they swarmeC
ahcut him like cells about the carca'
Of a drowned puppy and If he II
destined to "bob," day after day, with
out catching q fish or even bell-min
now, at lesa he is spared the infictlor
a being himself bobbed at by two
legged Bob" whose yisitations to tn
dsfar,mcnts were said 10 be, in Ty
lors time, much more ass,dious thai
agreeable. New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
Ma Epxosp Br,x.. late member

Ma Eoxosp BrsKE late member 81
Cong'tss from New Hampshire, has been
appointed 10 the place Of Commissioner OF
Patents Mt Washington, held Gor some time
past by Mr. Ellsworth Mr. Polk hus evi
drn,ly made up bis min d 10 ties, one expert
mcui pretty thoroughly. He intends to zee
how the country will be able TO get along
under the very worst appointments, ,ha
could be made, under any circumstances -
He has gone on caphally TINS far,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

TnI MoasoSs u 70 k-srrd from pres
~, sppcs frances, tha there vii be seh
ous disturbance between the Nermons aud
their enemies before long. again. il aP
trsrs thai the Governor Of Illinois has re
soirsd 'o.eIl,gsnee from ,~o authentic sour
res Ina, some anti. Mormoss ioreed On or
der 10 the name OF Grncrrl Dcmmg for .
piece Of artillery in Nc Donough county
and tina, the same has been conveyed, OF
the authority thus isrgery, TO the Car
image Gay IN whose possession II now |"
The Governor has sent On agent 10 Car
,baso to lake possrSsion Of nIl the S,it
arm, in the hund' Of these inripicn, rioters
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
FARMERS EXCHANGE
CHEAP CASH STORE.


IT has been proved by sc,osl sxpet,rnen n,
4 that goods OuugN ior cash and MD ior
rsady pay, rsn bsshor,icd Nrrn 10 ~ co psf
cen, cheaper ,hsn they can po.ssbl, be sold
nv the 'cteju system
We srv now reesir.ae new and unsua'-
" upiend,d assortment, 81 spr,ng voods,
Witch have been selected with great care
and auen,,na, Ind WHICH vii be Solo 80 low
or lower ,hsa ran-be.iaaahi ~ the STATE
The ioltew,aa suy ~ iound among the
many ,rticles nov being opeoed al ouI siote
( 800 DRESS GOODS
Supple md Plsid Bs'sarines, afghan Sa,ins,
Cameiion staples, PafAsenry, pyi'ned iA~ns
Prn,ed Mus'ihs, Estls,on Ginghsms, hct
~ de- ia,nss ~ superior quality. very
e+esp. high rolored calicues OF the lstes'
nyiea, splendid and cheap.
- 1900 ALSO
4 lew piece& Blk. and Blue BLACK lilks
SUMMER STUfrS FOR BOYS.
Ashland Jesus, CAmieneens. London Plsids
London Cashmere, Tw.eds, Browa snc
slate linens Vcsings...a fine sssor,men
Just received from Europe by the Gres
EWes,ern. Ip,h and Cs~simeres- - BLACK
and Blue Black Broad Cloths from o.,
upwards, Plaid Cassimcrrs far pAnr>.
CROCKERY and HARWARE.
A complete assoItmeni " crockcry, nev
patterns lower thsn ms been offered.
GROCERIES,,
Mnlasscs, Sugara, Teas, OF evsry variety
Salmon, ShzJ, Goldfish. and Mac keui TIN
above together with every article ususlI
kept IN country s,nte nnny he found oil III
FARMERS EXCHANGE
$40 Oh, SABlN 4 co Agents
Y Wa,lIngfrd Nay, 1878 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
New Goods.

THE Subscriber is now receiving
tom NeS Ysrk spnng and summer
goods OF The latest styles and of the upa Do
s,tsbls qua liitV BAIIsrinss. nou.l an sod
Grape de I.a,nes. Boinbazines. Pa, .sins &c,
Also bonnei silks. TibOons. and anita ale
Ladies and GeutlemsN. fioIG,nes boaaeis
aud Leshorn hal.. Bos lel.,b. sa..,usr..
s-i,Hew, T~esds, Kentucky jssas, s.rssll
spd nihsI vesings together wnh a vafieiy
oi cheap sumner 'tr ms ioI cb.Ldss0s tlolhes
sHS Other articles lO1 numerous ,s mention.
Also goo as'orns0i al 9s--rsrss. hsId>
ware AMI crp' key All 81 ~hloh have been
bought Al re loves, s.s'ks' pr 10. sod pill
bs sold ~ Tie Hpo>I Iszssnsb.s terms. Our
hImsI VUNi ofnfIs AsJ O,hsts- y ching 10 bvy
soods arc ,spsclG'lIy ',sS 10 call end 81
sni 20 oar goods snG p' - sslers pUrcIas.
10 sl..wisoss 4. u. BULLARD
, Pnslosd. ApII o., ioi5 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

-Csses ~ Ass&sess, We 80 -
Aappy TO I,an f'oa erulks~a rss'd'as IN
d's rent se,,ons II Michigan thsi the
vhes, never lcus.d mor rrovnsps The
crop Isst v,st ~-s . partial ksi,ore and II
/. boyd tia, this ysas We ave 70 n vmo'
ncfstcd. Not ouly the hrm,as in'rfes'
bu, every br.neh Of hasio,a in the sat
. vuslly emeefped N The result -lDe
lren Adv. Of April
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

An-s instance u 6IiaI affection occusfed
At Newcastle (Ens.) Regatta a man and
bis two ), ms 10 bc nj, zee rsn foul Of End
the bon, being in danger Of sinking, the
bbyshte~ ,htar father OVERHEARD 90 'ligh,~r
her, as they knew he wa, good SWIMMER
and the father himsclf ,houeh, !, gfra, &C
OF presenre Of mind m his sons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
NSTI0I
'y'HE sot.criber would Say u n. friend

sT.fi L spbaCriber would say IN dis friends
j that he has JUS, received LIQUORS OF
most kinds, and lsaulbnrlAed Ia sell the ssn1e
ercinGteiy end only for medicinal, chemical
and mechanical purposes Tho,s wIshlng
Spms foI such uses can lie accommodate
with good srirle, and al less yricF fisan
they have been accustomed heretofore 10 paw.
Also Teas Sugars, molAsses, OIL snuff, to
bacco, sslefalus, ginger Starch. cloves. mt
megs, pepper, spice, eassis, rasins. &c, Ac
Those indebled, ana rho do not calculate ace,
10 pay SIC requested 10 call and lake rrcsipls
Muy q. ist5 10 y. G.. now ARD,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

Manchester, April l6 ls45.-Dn-
ring the violent thunder ssSm which
passed over tins place last evening. a
harm was struck ws,h Tightening, he
longing TO Adam Van lyle, n wealth
Y farmer residing in the southern part
OF this town. The building was en-
,irely consumed, together with a fine
span of horses, double carriage and
harness, nnt considerable quantity o
hay and gram. No, in''tcl,- Cor
respondencc Of the MichIgan Exposi
tor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

Professor Locke started from Gin
clnnati, on Friday, equipped for al
actual field campaign OF scientific re-
search in astronomy, geography, mng-
netlsm, and geology. lie viii FRS.
stop at Marietta, Ohio. TO pay q short
vist 10 DR. Hldreth next proceed 10
the point OF no variation somewhat n
bove WheelIng thence to the Allan
tic cities, 10 the White Mountains, &
10 the Toronto observatory, in Caua-
da, where his further movements will
be determined upon. Wherever mat
ters Of interest are found, the tent will
IL pitched and the labors Of measure
mcr of 3aniities, such as latitude,
longitude magnetic varisiion aud in
ten sliy, &c. &c, will be- prosecuted.
rs osely ~ the industrious use OF
portable instruments will permit. Tins
will b, the seventh year of Professor
rs magnetic labors lie will he ac,
COMMANDED only by his 500, who viii
net as assistant. We anisci pasa
much remarks the CIucinnati Ga
zet,e from the steidy perseverance, &
ddligent observation OF Professor
Locke. ms reputation aud great SCI
c,,,fic attachments will ensure him I
we'crm, Wherever he may soJourn
We hop, to hear from him often, a
ne vends his way from place 90 plAc
Gnc,nnAli GlE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
RAILROAD MEETING

There will be convention 81 friend, To
the Connecticut River and L,ke Chnmplain
Rail Road nj Spring Geld Windsor County
on Tuesday the 2Oh Instant, e. adjourned
there from Charleston N. II and the
friends Of thi, route nre all invited to q,
tend il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

STATE OF VERMONT DE u remem.
D,s,nu OF Rutland, ~. ~ bered tina,
q, a special probate couu held at Rutland
~liihp and lor said district on the sth day OF
shay, A, ID. is45.
Present, VIM Hall, lodge.
An instrument writing purponing In be
the last viii and testament OF William Abj-
srson late OF v alliaRlo in said distinct,
dess .sed, having been presented 10 said count
for probate by Elisabeth Anderson the exec.
utTiI th.Hin named
Isis oldeIed Thai said will be referred for
probate and allowance to the. hist Mondsy
being ihe ID day 81 June neII, and that a
copy Of thu. order he Dobil,ho-i = weeks sue.
r-ss'vely, previous thereto Of the Rutland
Herald a Dewspspor printed y, Rutland ,lnal
that al, persun Interested may spprsr ,nd
object 10 the sane II liey see cause
A true cnpy 81 record. 30
-. HENRY HALL, Rse,sier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

A. II. Everett has just passed thro'
the city on his way to Boston. The
Columbus, winch is TO take him To
China, will probably be ready for sea
the 18th OF next month. The officers
are nearly ali here, having been order
ed IN report themselves on the 18TH
iaSt. IN. Y. News.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
STATE OF yERuONT,IUE n,.n,

STATE Of VERMONT. bDE nt.rnem-
DIs'tct Of ltinlaDd, ID bered that
at a slated probal. oun holdso 81 Ruilsne
within and Tor ssld district. on tho hfsI Alon
day being the ID day oi Msrcb. Ie45
BetseT Stafford rrscuifII 81 The last " ~
and Irslsment Of Palmer Stafford late OF Va
ling lord ~ said drsu,1 deceased, IeIsir.
having thIs day made an application to s.,J
cuun 20 wfhing Rpfssentiae thst the per
sonal estate Of ssid deceased alter the as
siRnmrn " the widow 's insufficient 10 20,
tho debts. and expenses Of administration b.,
absol the SUN OF go dollars and shu A.,
much al tio real estate as would rs,,s thai
sum, csnn2i De sold wiihnuI lllurI Il. Ihu.s
interested 10 he remainder. ADD prasine sad
,uan 10 grant l.ei license Ia cell all Die tes
estate e'rusisiine Dfths hume lifm and on,
pea in The South Naliingiotd mselinphov,e
eIrep' The widows dosef, Int ludins Ia, :,
vsniOn thereof
1hsieluIe II IL ordered, that sad spp,,c.
De referred for hs.Ilng and decJsOo 4. Al,
hrs monday being the % day 81 Bups .,a
aud uasI copy nt this ordsr bo publ..he.
three wses' snccs.si'ely, p'eyioo. ,h<,si,
ia Vie Rnii Herald, nsw .pap.s p,,si..
a. ssid Ruusnd, That I'll psrsobs ,n,s,,,,,,
may splsaf add ssss bosIs IoI abe pa,s..o
OF SAID dson and eTpsbsss az s,Le,y -, al
leei 10 sbs Rr-e'iDs OF ss,d hesnss n ths, ~
~AAAe- HV copy 81 rtc"d, 70
HENRY HALL, Rsi,,s,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
AZ She W alliMg ford Cabinet
/ WARE ROOMS.
PAEIoE FURNITURE


n J. GREEN having purchased tho
IL. web kanwn Ware Rooms. long occu.
'p,ed by j. u Warner, has received from
Albany and Troy, choice wsstern Cherry.
MAhog sny, Satin. Rose or Zch'a words aud
n large sssonmcns OF furniture trimmings,
that ir slegan taste and worth, cannot
iait ,o pioHse The most fastidious.
= An w Green will give his Tersonsl h'en-
,ion 10 ese,y piece OF furniture msdc and
(urniAhed ei'his shop, he warrants al'arlieIes
pure hascd OF HIM, to be faithfully made OF
the bc., materials, and IN nNyle, not only
un-quall"d y any carpenter IN tie county,
bu, unsurpassed by and CABINET MAKER
in The State. If
His, price, will not Ga, To be IN objrc,
with The economical rs for good paper
", instead ola waip'ng white pine, or vel
low birch 3 fea ihrrc. Mr.. Gw,Ii supply
his customers. wuh Table. 3 - by 4 f
made Of the best Western Cherry, and war
rnn,ed To remain Ms true and level ss ST Do
mingo Mahogany.
Mr. Grocn viii pay n, hi, shop the moot
liberia prices fnr cherry, birch, maple and
Eastwood humber aud the h'ghsa prices
will nj oil um~s b. paid hv him for cash.
Walking ford, Mny ie45, lc2o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
NOTICE

Il HERBY criliiy lhsl have lbs day fiT'
i en- NV son Nolser Shippy the rem.in,he
part Of his minority and shall rlAin nons eI
hs wage, nor pay de6is VI his eOslraciinI
ahsr this dsie. his
WILLIAM = sIIiPPY
marx
shrs~ ,bury, APil IS, lsis. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
srhTEuF vERMoNT,IpEn

STATE of VERMONT, I RE it temem
h,nic, orRu,lnnd, S. ID bered ,h,,
al . stated probate court held q, Rutland
within sud Tor said district, on The Is, non.
day being the 9Th DAY Of May. is45,
P,e,enl Vim. Hail, Judge.
An instrument, in writing rurpor,ng to be
the last will aud testament OF Joel Dayton
late Of MJdJlc,own IN said district, deceased.
having been presented to ssid court for pro.
bate by Orson Clark the executor thsrsir
mapped,
II is ordered that said will he referred
for probate and allowance TO the frs.
Mopday Being the % day OF JOhe nrrL
and that copy Of this order be published
three weeks succes.ively, prerioos thereto
IN The Rutland Herald, a newspaper prin,ed
at Ruuand, tina, all persons interested may
appear and Object to the same il they see
cause. A true copy OF Record,
70 HENRY HALL, Register.
ss,,s[ q .,.s F:"."%. ,,:d
Probate COuri n,llen al Rutland ~iihin and
for said district on ihe first Monday. beinR
9Th day Of May, ISIS
Present VIM. Hail, Judge.
Johp s. Stafford. administrator Of tho IS.
,a,o ~ Stephen Stafford la,s Of Wallintord
in ssai district, deceased. ,ntesla,e, proposing
To render 80 account Of his said adminiIlia-
ton; .,,ts.f .t..r
I'm ordered tina, said ,accouAi be ysferrst
FOE examination and ailuw ance In ihe hrs
Monday, being III. end day Of June neI', an'
1 that capY-of this oftsr' bc pusltshed ,hns'
weeks sucses-ively, preyioos thereto In ,h'
Rutland Herald = ns~spapsr piin'ed. al Rut
land, that all persons Interested NAV appsA
and oHjsr, to the same II they see cause.
! true copy Of record.
t. 10 HENRY HALL, Reuister