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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
F,ea iAs AiAasy E.tn.ss JssrHsi
SHERIFF OF DELAWARE CoCN.
Tf AssAssiNArEDBv INDIANS


Trsni Wool sa down 10 drop YOU
lev lipo. h,tore the a,sil close, 10 inform
you Of ono Of lhe mos 6endr,h sud bruisl
oWrsg's that ever dsane,d our country
CndeIS.eria Steele has b-tn btuislly mur.
detrd " Andes 10 day, by those heanlr,s
rotbsns ~ ling is-msls~s Sslises A sale
ofrropuy d,asioed vas pospon~d mil
today, op the prctni.~s Of one EsrI. Of An
doe Steele went iher, TO ss,is the Sheriff
The property WINS in q field, and 100 10
dian. w,t- ihcrc. who forbid the objects ~
tcrng The Geld a yolIcy Of muskrtfy va,
immediately fired BY the lodiaps, who gath.
eud AROUND Both horss ~ere Killed aud
Eis,!e rrt-iv.-d tao balls W he ,'dr. Edg.
ercn who ~nh sheriff Mor.e's horse, lei
Immediately for Dr. Steele OF our village
an. .h-an him We have oil the int gene,
we have yr; received oi,h. shocking ufSif
Poor Steele IS probably drao. ss Ei.ef
ION says IL was the opinion Of every one OF
the ground tina, he would no, survive, al
though he was alive when Ehgeuon leh
Thus, the most faithful Of officers have
bc,n murdctcd and his only crime tn,
k,ithlol ischarge OF his duty Ia the NAM
I Of God. where 10 this 10 end
The Indians, lntlan like, fcd after FIRE
ing. Yours, f. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

bsoes CesS. --T~e y.ons Ensishess are
rul,iysssrs be.osn eorn, 90 fsrm bssweeo
Cwcissins md Ckiis~o,he. f.r the psvpsss 81
s,poIi The, hsve tn. yess GRIP r~vs'.
nc isUo sores. snd ss,d IN b. rsry hse -
The fs,her ~f,he WONG man res,tes IN Ers-
land, sni recs,-es u and hss n rsnsfscsused,
II i.ss,d io he . eecd ''sy,ecals,ton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Gombhng N Nsw York A New York
paper gives The following description of one
OF The fashionable gambling Establishments
IN that city, The iurnitp.e Is splendid
the cooks scientific the servants admirable
the wines eSqoisiis-7ihe company select
Tho rpgqerY superb The cheatefy uniisal.
led-thn rascslliy unequalled."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
IsssUkN.

E'Lt. be Lady Ihouqhts ,p Anfruoo.
kecper travels. Ills CHIME ~ Is y.
Marco Psuls Adventures B.ues Vp He'-
va's, Jvf-a ap'A, TO Church 90 '.i see.
bngfArHIcsl Smnos Old Ii,hts s l""fF
Aauus, Fivo years of ipu.h. L's Co.. fec,
TIE " do~ : Jewels C"us.n i"'rt Ni' 'i''.
CaihnIne Ad4fna. Adopi.d Duo. " boil
Dpliar, famnus oi F,aH'F i''ciF zee.
Rhoss. A uofJ witto.t snu's IJt an"
1inrs Of C,.lun.rus. M,rsl '.t Flew ~
5e(,f. yo,,. ssuIrrs iu ta7t.. ytis "
ram sy C1ar.,tis Ety,be'h event psfs.
~ do O,a~ f..a I.rat.eBy
q O. 0pDAPu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

C-ots IN Connecticut As far as we can
learn from our farmers, the crops viii, IN this
p II Of New London County, be about equal
10 those OF any previous ysst--al,hough The
QUANTITY of hAy ruI witt tc hTrutv an average
crop. Grain, rye and oats, We are told, vii!
coaic Ia yety we'll aud OF corn there viii he
ABBOTT and average yield. These facts are
more gratifying, "a the indicsiions, in the
N nth OF May snd Juns, were decidedly un-
favorable To the growth Of any OF these am
cies; and many Intelligent farmers Prophs
sled tina, the year .wQvld be unP'oPi'ious
throughout.
o. irui,, there is an abundance ot. most
kinds We bear nothing yet, however. oi
the apple crop; but, OF pears and peaches
there will BE- = hrse supply. "hon'e and
b,aekhernes, paruoularly tue fofmeT, ara 81
unusual size; anr the crop is more than sui'
hcI.nt TO supply all demands. We noIiced
hat part,es, of lom ,lI 10 Twelve, leave The
cary almost every day for the purPnvs OF gain
Crog them-ohen IeiuThing with from sigh'
20 thirty quarts New London News.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Ny Jane. is a good boy said an old la
dy, but Re has his failings-he put the ca,
into the fire, flung his grnndfa,herss wig
down the cstern, set the barn on fire and
tried to sick a fork in his sisters eye
these are only childish ioIies'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

W,Alams Coiitge We learn from the
Northampton Courier, that the annual
commen cement OF the above lns,rution will
take place on the third Wednesday 10 Au
gust The baccaliureaIe sermon will be
preached by the Rev, DR. Hopkins presi.
dent Of the College, upon Tho Sabbath az
lernoon previous.
The annual sermon before The Theolog
ical Society AMI Mills Society Of inquiry
will BE- preached BY the Rev Dr. Spa que
of A Ibaay, upon the evening oftbat day
OnTuesday evening will be the usual prIz'
theological exercises The society OF A
umul will be addressed by theilon Emery
Washbum OF Worcester.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
Tlr,knl. / N.atnef, iudp
ONCE MORE IN TOWN.

nREL COOK would inform his iormet
~ customers and the public that he has
opened new HAT STORE In the building
belonging 10 Alanson Dyer, near his tavern,
where he is ready to accommodate all with
Hats and Caps of superior quality and al re-
duce, prizes, for cash, or on ms favorable
terms Tor approved credit m at any estsb-
lishmcnt In the county. His work Is all
manufactured for customers. and s'e,y arti-
Gle taken from his shop viii be Warranted.
He Is IN want OF sheaIed and pulled sheep
and lamb's wool, sheep and limbs pehs, all
kinds Of Hating and Shipping Furs, and
most kinds OF County Produce, which will
be taken in exchange for hi. work.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A ftsi rate Jourreyman Hauer, one who un-
deTsisnds all branches of hts business, tn
whom good encouragement and permansn nj
situation will be given.
! Rutland July, 90, lsi5. 3i,t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

FsmaieT Judge Levi, ssys God bless
Tie EEL Ever foremost 10 tue ~ork Of char
iy always miGisicuGg 10 sie Stck -ingef-
lug longest al lne ciuss-speeding earliest ~
t1e seputrhrr They never erred but once,
add % lnAg erfoT had been committed ala la
tsf period Of The world. afer i0Jt lhDOsaud
'esn ol bright AID lovely deeds, The Accu-
sing sAu nd earned the offence TO HeS-
vu's CAsnctry 10 VAIN 9"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

FoLs u Wool. !, coats just Abou, a.
u1o. 20 Keep sheep producing coarse wool,
~ u does q keep one 81 the hnest variety,
VIZ - cents TIE wool o. the former u.
valucirss, lnssmuch a. u Will cost ior fodder
about a. much az us ~ou. " 10 bong Hence,
'here II 90 VOC of the QuslIIy imported to
ris country. yankee sheep would be
shamed TO 'atN u s6ou, With HIN. Vet lhe
l.p'uioc" phieis have AGteat deal 10 say a
oJt The l"w duty On coarse wool, ss n Il
ID I1e ~ c"mP~u'i"n wuh sny wool prudac ID
~ inis c'unuy The CANNON ol such loe,r
D, TO ptlpabIe 10 de' eve snv one, Gnd only
feu8sGs tLuse Who ofe u r-d,cu Gus
ha~hrHer D,mOorat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Mother, our Sal has had ~, "A WHAT
A fl 0, murder--dIi you say a Fl, -
'Y.es--dad bough, her a pair Of shoes,and
they fit exactly. Boy you're fool.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
or four cases Of Fever,

Tho places OF inieim-nt show that large
proportion of the Immortality occurred a
myus HE poorer classes 77,nestiw" thirds
beng Ia The Pouet's Field, only % N the
Catholic and Protestant Cemeteries, and the
residue (9i) 10 the ST Patrick, 81 Vincent,
ardCyptes. observation-disclosures. Il is to he
observed that he period reported will be re-
memheted 10y many as the setfInindna edida
81 hot uesk j. there any city OF the pupu-
10 i'm OF this tat present probably $50, oo0)
IN our country, with which i, wilt not. at Thu.
lime, bear .oc~par,son in point "l .aiuer''y
Ner Ortssas Tvopie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

NJ Office is hereby given thai the Cham
IN plain and Connecticut River Rail Road
Company will petition The Legislature OF
We rmonl. al their next session to be held on
the second Thursday OF October ,lS46.io pass
an act granting In them the right 10 extend
their road from Burlington To Canada line.
SAVE SWIFT, Clerk.
Mddlebury. 81 August. I5iS SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

A FearfuiTragedy.-The following is from
the New York Sun. A dcpIOraoie occur
renee al the country residences OF one OF our
New Yotk nercnsnls, Involving The hsppI-
ness OF three lAmIlles aud proOibly The lives
oi Two persons, has been fumnred tor some
dsys. We have been able 10 collect but a
ir~ authentic psuicvl.e The merchant
recently returned from Europe, and on visit
Jog his couuiry residence, hsd ms suspicious
stUused that a hIend was base and vile
unlsuhlul tinding them together he stab
bed tue guilty pair, anu .wpuld have Killed
both Instantly tad I've not fallen insensI"ie al
The m"ment OF striking second deadly DO"
al hIs we. b"lh wsce seriously wounded,
end The husband Riuryias IN The belief thai
he had killed bolh. Is now rsving maniac
Ills vile II Is believed Il not fatally wound
ed, bot the recovery OF her paramour, who q
a merchant, Is do1htul. BUlh were stabbed
~ The rrgton Of the heart.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
TEXAS AND SLAVERY.
~, = - RlCHARDSON. SCtLtBKA1LU
SHERRY WINE BETTERS.

A CERTAIN core Tor Dysrcpsis, Wan.
N drttng or Sci led Pains, lieautufu.
sinking fairtrrsS, ff~s Lirer Complains,
>opi stomach, NrahnesA of lhe Lambs, Net.
yops prb.aY cn'uyrness, L',s Of Appeue.
DilzInos,, Headache, ag' a.I dl.rssrs taus.
81 by an cnheaithJ state Of ihe stoms, and
Bnwss
For -,ie, Wholesale and fei,i.. n tie Doc.
tof'- ONE, - Hanover su,et, Bos,.n. aaI
bF B'trrii 4 To. Rutland. 81 81 g.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14


HhrEuE VERNON klE n ,smsa I.
D.uict ~ Ru,isns, .. - ber.i IN Z
Sta U"sd probate conn held ri Ru,ls, d
~''hin and fct sssd DISTRICT, On The FIRE, Moo.
dsy, beits The Ath day Of August. A. ID.
ists
Pfesen', Wa Hall, Judge
whereas Chsr,.na yoang sduriniata,hi
Of The estate II DAVID ycvns. late " Dsuhy.
~ ssid distinct, decesssd. ihtssszss, has tbs
day made spphe.uoh la said court represent
ing hsi the p~rtansi ease or s,h deceased.
si,sf The sllowsnce Tor The Support 81 tho
t-mily and the sssisnment To The widow, 10
fnsafhc,en, TO pay the DEBTS srd esp-ases OF
administration 10y sepu, the sun OF sos dol.
iafs' and therefore pts,,ns SAID eoun Ia
giant het license 10 sell so much N the tesl
estate oil said decreased ~ will rstu thai
sum- s''d real estate consisting az the hone
lot o. about IL acres, one loi IN Wsl,tngtord
| OF 30 acres, one lot IN MI Holly OF So are.
and three lots IN Mt. Tabor OF nnore than q
acres, all 10 SAID oisi1te,, one und,,ld hal
OF dwelling house. shop and we'll in Man
chester Ia the county Of Benninyion. There
1 fore,
| IL IL ordeied ihs, said application be refer
red TO the hrs, Monday, beiog the isl dny o
September next, Tor hearing and decision h'
sald court. and that copy Of this order b,
I published Three weeks successfully. previou
thereto. 10 the Rutland Herald, oewspspe
printed aissid Rutland. that all persons IN
,cresisd may sppesr and give bonds fot III
payment of said debts and expenses, or 9th
eryise object to the granting said license
they see cause.
true copy ofrecord,
"a HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Mr Buchanan Secretary OF State, leh
Washington this morning for Bedford
Springs lie expects to be absrul about a
fortnight The Pres'den, has appointed
John \ Mason, Esq Uhe Attorney Gen
ef,l) TO act as Secretary u State al tAtsrIH
II sshms ton Uninn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

MooL - NJ Abraham piI OF Geneva, has
sold hts crop Of Wool. 5000 pounds, 81 90
cents, sni wst sens ~ uss Purchssvf difsei
o. EaSsnJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

mi luve she 10 mi harts dclite
hur name i, is miss Betsy
lie go 4 see hur this very mite
if god aImily lets me.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
HAVING TOOLS.

TAFT'S cast steel, steel bark scvihsS,
II FHweil'. Cermsn and shear sles! Do.
Lamsnn's patent snsihs, Common do, C.''
sisel pnch fifas, Rakcs, Rife ,Sryths stones
Tor, s'.by q p BELL.
Eu,sGi. Jl'T 6. y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Some Western swain has recently fallen
most desperately IN lore with fair one
Miss Betsey, he calls her; and disdaining
common and vulgar prose, he allows hi.
fame to burst GU, and blaze in poetry
One stanza will give sufiicicn, insight in
10 It's merits
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
DIED

In Orwell. on the 3O,h uIt, Harriet VIII
qf SAMUEL lewls Printers IN Northern
y Y are requested SC.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

STATE OF VERMONT, DE /. remem
DIsiric, OF Faithaven, IS. - bered thai
al probate coult holden at Caslleton with
10 and for said district on the 7ih day Of Au-
gust, A. ID. ls45,
Present A. Warner, Judge.
Stephen W. Brown. administrator of ,he
estate Of Daniel P. Abel,, late Of Benson 10
said district, deceased, having peiiioned said
coort IN wri,lng for license 10 sell all the
real estate Of said deceased. with the tever-
sion Of the widows dover, for the paymen,
OF the debts OF said estate and charges OF
administration; seiting forth that the debts
against said estate and charges Of admins.
uaiioo 10 be ssOG,35, and no personal estate
10 pay the same.
It ia ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said petition be at a session nf said court
to be holden al the probate Office in said
Cas,le,on on the first ednesdsy in Sep'em
Der xt, and that notice thereof be given Il
! all persons interested by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully previous Il
said time ofhearinP, in the Rutland Herald
a newspaper printed al Rutiand.
true copy o(Record,
80 Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
STRAYED
NOI'ICE

w TN T.
pROkE into the enclosure ofthe subscri.
ID Iber n span Of small bay horses on or
about the ooh OF July, the owner is request.
ed to prove property, paw CHARGES and take
Them away. JOHN Balls
Benson, Aug 9th, ls45. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PKIN Frs fCN
NiSHING WAREHOUSE


he subscribers have opened rsw Typo
Foundry 10 the city OF New J orb where
they are ready Ia supply ORDER N any extent
for any kind Of Job or fancy Type. Ink. Pa
per, Cases, Galieys, Brass Ruie, steel Cot
umn do Composing sucks, Chsses, and ev.
ery article necessary for Printing Once
hr tTUF WrICU are CAST ~ new moulds.
from an entirely new set Of mairiIeA, with
deep counters, are warranted to be unsur-
passed by any, and will be sold a, prices 10
suit the times.
Printing Pfesse. furnished and also steam
engines OF the most approved patterns.
N. B-A mac innist constantly Ia attend
ance 10 repair presses and do light work.
Composition rollers cast Tor printers.
Editors Of Newspapers, who boy three
times as much type ss their bills amount 10.
may give the above HIs months insertion IN
their papers, cd send their papeB contain
ing u 10 the sub.c ribers. 3 en-
COCkbOIT d OYEREND. us Ann St
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
nOcfOR rAYLOa,s DALsAM OF

nOCtuR TAYLOR6 DALsAM or
~ llvEHwooRr. s-s Bose, II DO
tno.i ,ataesrv s.k, tbt se,p,os susn'icn oi
s'.ty indrr VI hayTAs sst seeciioa 81 the
Iuos.. ~ dl.ens,psoa ~ cre,auafhsn. Ash
ma, l.Ns, C,.svis,u, o. Con.s@p,ise pv.'
p%r.ih, fs.t ~ tom, 81, tu tvsd ,ht i"liowiha
ccUin' ate l~hte .. one ol the SHORTEST O.
urVNs ihHe 'ecee,l, wre,sed. ! s-snte the
sch ,hyi isre- NJ qusrksN o' hsmses,
bot ~ m,o,st drSsln,sn,epi ~ tho ts,u,
sh,th ! sn ,rpdt ~ suts,sniisie, and al.
yi.c every owe w. beware ~ runsicr ieius sad
limitations. spd hpy uu, .. above, vf Of
Ierds 4 Hazard. M. III wsirt street, ~
Mrs Hays, agent ISs fal'un snse, Brook.
va. hthb'N . httbcs
Orahse. Mach 1, lsts
Thts Is to ter,ily that about i've ,.''s
since WAS taken Nth ts,-ire blood sc, en-
psni~d witt consh, Nv nhysIc'su IN.
formed me that probably came from i'o lungs
- tho blood vas of bdghi re- colo' had
two -lsls uf H. ! veol - socr ~ o-s'hle.
To ,uut agent. u, f,wtie, to Newark. and
/ prpcutcd one bottle Of your gcnalnc br Fay
tu's BAls,u, ri livu'uo,t ~h,oh &C.! on
~. like oh.rm, .nIireiv curing me, ans
/, have never raise any -.r,s that lime, tut
aherw srds tnot anmhri BOWIE lot 'ctis,uiv.
| arm n r-sideu, oi Otaurr y J Where '
cun 10 reierr-d g. sta t,r~' :, ifbny wish q"
kn'w pe r~"nsii, about the curative qualuts
oil this most tIceIleui msdictsse
ioAAJ BALDWIN
Sworn hefur me tho ffs aav 81 March,
tsl5 II. L. TOW NER Com. Of nrsds,
NV only =, 315 Bo~sIv, ~ al Leeds &
Hazard, whole sale druggist. liz Na'sr a.
W " y &. S'nddsrd, Ruland, Vt 80
STATE OF NERNUNrtRE 1t lemsm-
District Of Faifhaven. ~, { - bercd tina,
+ ats probate cour, holdcn.st Casleion with
and Tot said disluct on the l1'h day Of July,
A. ID. isi5.
Present. /. Satner, Judge.
An ios,tumen 4, IN wtiilnp putporiine To be
the last will and tesamen, Ui Ann Dutieo,
late ol Csslleiun IN said district, deceased,
being presented to sail count Tor probate,
II is ordered by the court tina, notice thsfe-
OF be given TO all persons concerned to APP
pear at a sess on oil said court TO be holden
a, the prof ave "fiiee inCas,le,on on the I'd day
oil Srptomte, next, 10 contest the probate OF
said will. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous To said time 81
hearing, in the Ruilahd lleiald, a newspa
, per printed al Rutland.
A true copy OF Rocorl,
81 II, + IANGDDN, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

ihes" are oHly chlIdlsn ZONES
HoBsoS's CHoIcn The late Beau
Nash, introduced Mrs. Hobsop, beautiful
lady, to the company assembled in the ball
room nj Bath. with this supplementary OBJ.
serva,ion 4 have often heard o Hobsons
Choice, but never had the pleasure to view
Il until now. and Won must coincide with
me thaliI reflects credit IN his taste.
A per, stripping one day asked nm old
gentleman which was the right road to the
State PRISON The one you travel every
day replied the latter.
WHAT LIKE TO SIZE. like 10 see n
young lady, one of the 'Arniocraeu' espe.
clally, mIrnlcklng as Der apl industrious
'meehaa'e' IN the street, ms he goes TO, or
from his work initiating his work
&c. | 'hlnk tappears very digHifsd and
respectable aud shows very superior and
highly cultivated minJl
MAYS LIFE Mans life may zoe only
an hourgIass 10 some being OF a higher or
der and they perhaps, say, when three
score and ten years arc up, WhaI, another
hour gone Dear me, how i'He flies =
rTTexas ia about being divided into
two States Right, such bl essinss ougb
n 0, to come single.
DrThe Portland Argus tells story o
truck horse, 10 that city, that went To e.
shod, all on his own account, by an ole
/ customer OF the smith, the sho's were pu
on and charged as usual
II is said that spoonful Of horseradlst
pnt in pan Of mix will preseve II swee
for several days, either IN the open air o
Z 10 a cellar, while other milk will sour.
CuRIoUs The ladies Of Pousville are hol
ding rsTe'hgpT M Fairs, to raise funds for III
purchase OF ground for cemetery. This ap
.ppag like carrying DOT the old doctrine, 'le
us eat and drins for tomorrow we die"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
STRAY COW.

STRAY COW.
TAME into the enclosure Of the subscri.
~ Der on the 9th inst n middling sized
Ugh, brindle COW, her hind teae short for.
ward ones long, topped horns, supposed to
be 4 or years old The owner is reques
ted 10 prove property rny charges and take
her away. CYRUS EDSON, Ia
Mendon, Aug 10, Is45 33
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

IL HEREAS my wifo Lovina. Carlton has
W lef my bed and refured to live with me
and threatens 10 run mr. 10 debt ! herby for.
BID any PRISON harboring or trusting her on
myaecount ms | will pay no debts Of her
contracting after this date,
PHINEAS CARLTON
Mouniholly, Angus Q. ls45 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
STATE OF VERpNr, IRE u remeu
Diarie, OF Rutland IS. ID bsred Ina,

STATE OF VERpNr, RE u remem.
Dis,rio, OF Rutland IS. - bsted INA, at
a special probate cnpt holden al Rutland
within and for SAID disiric, on the iih day Of
August, lsi5
Present. VIM Hall. Judge.
Joshua Harrington, administrator OF the
es,ateiof Ira spiulding, late Of Ira, in
said distiot deceased, interstate, proposing
to render an account oil bis SAID adminlslra
ton.
|, is ordered tina, said accoun, be referred
for examination and allowance to the first
Monday being the $, day of september next.
and that copy OF this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
aiRuiland that all PERSONS interested may APP
pear and obloo, to the same il lheyseo cause.
Auue copy ofrecurd.
81 HENRY HALL, Register.
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A pert stripping one day asked an old
gentleman which WAS the right road to thu
State I'r'son The one you travel every
day replied the later
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SILVER N4RE.

NIIIN liz n 4ItE.
TT HI subsr q oef mas on hand she IL con
uisnuy fccriyirg a hne assortment Of
silver spoons and other SILVER vnrs, ~hlrh
vii lie ko.d los - The lnweai std warra ntsd
DO mistake VI W BENNETT.
Rui'snd. July IS. Isi5 %
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STATE OF NERNoNrtRE it iemsm.
District Of Faifhsven, ~, - hcrcd that
a, y probate court holdcn.st Ca.,e,on with
and lot said d.luct On the l7,h day Of July.
A. u. 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
MUSIC TUITION.

MUSIC TUITION,
WIN PEA-E. Profess, OF Hosic. from
w the cilies Of Lond Dos "a and Ne~
York, and OrPanisl an Lead 81 music To-
Trinity Church, ~ and, ,y-peturI'y 10.
q1sinia he Lsti-s Rut ,nd aod vicinity
that Ne has comm ced swing ins'uchons
on the P'spo Forte 1fg-n and Singing
Terms sl2 psr quarter. 81 - Lessons.
y. y Piano Foucs and Organs tuned at
shurt rOltre 90
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ioAAJ BALDWIN.
Sworn hefur me tho frs dav 81 March,
tst5 n. e. TOW MEX Com o. Weeds
NV only =, 315 Bo~sIv, ~ oi Leeds &
! Hazard, wholesale druggist. liz Na'sr a.,
or " 4 q S,nddsrd, Rutand, VT 80
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

TO VraVeIIers gong NOrtN'
SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition on
y the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
gomery Gala 10 Charleston Is Co. via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah (Ga. )-having less staging and
more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
By recent arrangements this line carries its pas
sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having rs miles less singing thnn
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Mail, far Chehaw, by
railroad. 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four
horse post coaches via Columbus to Macon Ga, las
miles: thence by the Central Railroad TO Savannah,
Ga, 1871 miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort: thence by splendid line Of steam packets TO
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from foui six hours be.
fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.