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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
The S9il.

The impr0mptu celebration OF the
Birth Day Of the Father of his Country.
by the Reading Room Association on
last Saturday evening, was highly
creditable to The Directors who so ap-
propriately and successfully ministered
to the qualification of the crowd assem-
bled on the occasion. We call il an
impromplu celebration, because not
more than four or FIVE were aware Of
the object of the meeting, and of course
the speeches, toas,s and songs elected
during the evening were unpremedi,at-
ed.
The Hall was brilliantly illum mated
the refreshments were ample-lhe
German Brass Band dscoursed sweet
music-,he speeches were appropriate
and the ,oasts and songs abounded with
wi, and good humor. 1t was celebra-
ton worthy of the Observation-Disclosures
ed strictly on the Washingtonian prin.
ciple-awakening latent patriotic feel
ing-and minis,ering to the gra,ifica-
ton of all who participated in it.
Mn RoBBINs' Concert on Tuesday
evening, was attended by crowded
audience. who seemed very much graf
fled with the performance. Mr. r.
presided at the Piano Forte and was
assisted in the vocal department by the
NeaIIys and Mr. Longlev.
The New York and Pennsylvania
papers speak Of grea, cur,ailmen,s in
the accommodations Of the Banks, and
in consequence, many failures have oc-
cured. There are varions causes IS.
signed. The low price Of Cotton ii
the South, has made il Impossible ior
Merchants to make prompt reml;tancss,
while the shor, production al the IVES,
has produced the same result The
balance of deb, against us abroad is
heavy, and specie has been flowing ont
IN steady stream TO cancel il. The
pay ment Of the Pennsylvania interest
will take from us a heavy amount of
coin, as much of the demands arc on
foreign account-all of these unfavora-
BILE influences. will keep he money
marke, in a rigid condition., for some
time to come.
There was a crowded audience at the
Reading Room Monday evening, to
listen to the Lecture of II. w. STARR.
Esq. The subiec. was the IncredullIy
and over credui'y of the age. with an
application to the popular prejudice
agans. the science of Animal Magnet.
ism. His illustrations were drawn
from the prosecutions Of those who. in
the fifteenth century, preached truths
which are now the coner stones of|
Science. His whole discussion of fix.
ID truth and repudialed error, was
marked with candour and eminent anil.
'y. and we are happy 10 know that our
qualification was shared by all present.
Who have expressed an opinion.
Dr. S. S. RANSOM, is the Lecturer for
he next evening. !,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

II would be great. economy of time II the
ac''ng editor Of the Iowa Reporter. would
get lew stereotype plates Of the word fed.
elai'sm' This is the main staple Of his
editorials; and the labor OF setting up and
distributing weekly, is an item to be abridg.
ed fPossible. by fixed type.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Lewis G. Levin, member Of O.,
gress from Philadelphia City, has bean
fully acquitted of the indictment, .,
Treason, found against him for hi, con.
neciion with the late riots.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The editors OF tho Davenport Gazs,,. -,
please understand that we consde, -, ~
fusion to Hats, or the Hating bus;,...
highly offensive and personal, SIM. ;,
election. A recurrence to the subi.o, :,
future, may occasion IN interchange a.
to be followed by some arrangement, -.
distance and weapons. not compatible v;,s
the "peace and dignity of the Cam"
wealth.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Inc Bill graduating the sale of the public
Ianos' was lad en- the table Feb. 9th, by a
vote. which at this stage of the session.
seems to put the subject a. rest. Thus far.
the main business of this last meeting of
Congress-the Annexation Of Texas, the
occupation Of Oregon and the Land Bill, are
xbortions
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Hon. Lewis Ca>s has been elected Scna.
tor from Michigan, and the Hon. D. S
Dickinson, from N. York, for elk years next
after the 9Th Of Mareh.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

We are authorized TO announce the name
Of ITALIAN MYLER, us candidate for
tie Gflice Of constable.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
connecticut.

The Democrats have nominated Isaac
Toucey. Of Hartford, for Governor, and Neil
Billings, for Lieut. Governor. Election in
April.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The subject of a Rail Road f,on
Boston TO Montreal, is being ao;,,,.a
with spirit. Two routes are prac,c,.
ble-dis,ance, 34S by one, and Al,
miles by the other.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

We are authorized 10 announce PETER
MOORE, as a candidate for Constable
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The 9Th Lecture before the Reading Rom
Association will he delivered by Dr. S
5. Ransom, on Monday evening, March
81, ut 7 o'clock Members with their
Ludies will please lie pnnctua.
w. 3. REMEY, Sec'y.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The Legislature Of Alabama h.,
firmed previous acts for winding n, u
State Bank, and made new REGULATES.
a final settlement Of its affairs.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

We are authorized to announce JAMES
WRIGHT. for the Office OF Constable
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

MIR Wickliffe Post Master General. il is
said, has sent in his resignation to take
effect on the %th Of Hareh next.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Two Committees, OF one hundred each
have been raised in P;tisourg, to receive "
Polk on his arrival, which is the "buf,,
and which the "blue," has not transpred
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
The Hartford Columbian.

We have received several numbers OF
this shee, since its Enlargement. Ty-
geographically, i. is beautiful aud no.
surpassed by any news print within
our observation. lis columns are also
filled with well written and well collat.
ed mat.er-for literary and miscella
neous paper, il is an acquisition TO any
FIRE side.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
PROSPECTUS
For an Enlarged Edition of the
III AW K E..

To keep pace with the onward growth Of
this portion of the Territory and comply
with the expressed wishes Of large mum
Der Of our subscribers, we propose to in.
from its present to double medium -izc.
Such enlargement: will give our subscribers
about double the amount Of reading matter
afford us an opportunity to lay before
them from week to week greater variety
Of news and miscellaneous readng-und
render the paper altogether more a,trac.
tive and deserving Of patronage.
The HAwK-EYE was the first Wing news
paper published in the Territory. At its
commencement and for the first few years
Of its existence it had to encounter the
fiercest and most unwarrantable opposition;
but it has outlived ull that-maintaned its
integrity as faithful exponent of wing
principles and will continue amid the
fluctuations Of triumph or defeat to clirg
to and enforce the adoption of those prin.
ciples, as affordng the only political guar
anty to national prosperity.
To carry out our plan we shall he oblig.
ed to incur considerable additional expense
1t will therefore be necessary to vary our
terms so as to meet the exigency. Instead
OF 81 so the subscription for the new cdl
tion will be two dollars in advance, pei
annum to all those who do not pay in
advance. twenty-five cents for every three
months delay will invariably be required
The paper will appear in its enlarged
form in the course Of two or three weeks
and we hope that every Wing will encour
age the undertaking, by promoting it 5 more
extensive circulation
10 those obtaining for US six responsible;
subscribers seventh copy will be sen
without charge
JAMES G.. EDWARDS.
Burlington, Feb. 81, ls45.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The Hon. VIM. Drayton, has been
reelected Senator, from New Jersey,
for six years from March 4lh.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
En,.eur;; HALL convention.

iiC IlttliUCI5 vi ti''S
through a Committee raised Tor tha'
purpose of which the Hon. Charies
Allen, of Worcester. was chairman
nave published an address 10 The peo-
ple of the United States. From the
style Of composition we have no doubt
the chairman of the committee was Tie
author. Ii is a temperate, manly ana
conclusive discussion of the cons'I'a-
,onal provisions which bind Us soge'h-
er as Confederacy. With nothing
polished or declama,ory in the style, II
has lucjd cIearness Of logic admirably
suffice. 10 the subjec, aud characteristic
IN 4 high degree of the mind OF The
writer Those who anticipated revis- |
ed edition o. Southern bombasl speed
with The gaseous and gunpowdery must
school their appe,ies TO a repasi OF
different relish. While the Bunker
Hill Monument measures il shadow
upon earth drunk with The blood Of
early patriotism and Fane"ll Hall looks
gu, upon Dorchester Heights. the cry
Of treason will never issue from lis
portals. Dsnnion mus, seek for
more fitting laboratory to compound its
sui phur and salpetre. We review the
proceedings of this assemblage with
pride, lha, which there was much TO
eXa>peraie, to relalalorv rccommen-
dalinns-a deep excitement growing
out of the recen, South Carolina out
rage--there was yet enough Of forbear-
ance and patriotism TO be IN tina! ex.
tremi,y, true 10 t heir own selves and
worthy Of the spirits who hover above
and around the great Hall.
There is no choice of congressman,
in the First District in Maine. Her
rick, the presen. member, e.. F. runs
ahead Of Hayes. the regular candidate.
There is no choice III the Ninth Dis
,rlct in Massachusetts. Williams, Coco
runs ahead of Hale. (whig) abou. so
votes.
The Hon. j. W. Jones, Speaker Of
the House of Representatives, declines
a reelection.
! Mr. Fairfield, Of Maine, made mo.
ton in the Senate, to reconsider the
vote, rejecting the Du Buque Claim. -
|, is no, probable tina, there will be any
change in tho fu,ncr decision.
The embezzlemen. Of Lovct;- OF
the Commercial Bank Albany, is si7.-
coo, instead Of S34, 900, as first stated,
$4,000 Of deposits make up the whole
amount
The first soas of tE,e Season.
The Steamer LYNX. from St Louis,
arrived at our levee. Monday afternoon,
February Oath. She is advertised as a
regular packet TO ST Peters, for the sea.
son. Her appearance is neat and com.
modous. and we donb. not she will be
a popular craft.
The President and Vice Presiden,
elect, arrived a. ashinglon, on the
18th inst.
The Hon. VIM. Dray.on, has been
reelected Senator, from New jersey,
for six years from March 4lh.
John TYLER, Jr., was knocked down
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

John Tyler, Jr., was knocked down
at Mrs Wllkins's party. by Lieut..
Avery. for some shor, coming in the
geateel. 4 the lales. accounts. John
was debating the pros and cons OF
showing fight. Ii the mean time
things 90 along at Washington as usn-
al.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
JAMES G. EDWARDS.
Burlington, Feb. 81, ls45.

~ Our friends can cut ont the above
Prospectus and attach it to a half sheet Of
paper, i:they wish to obtain subscribers.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The President and Vice Presiden,
elect, arrived at Washington, on the
18th inst.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

OYSTERS, SARDANS, DC.
HUST received per Steamer Lynx, lew
81 doz. cans OF fresh Baltimore Oysters
Sardans. and Scotch and Holland Herrings'
for sale by ]. ). SCHRAhm;
feb27-lt AZ
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
- = -
Hifn.

In Franklin, Des Moincs County, lows
on the 14lh inst, of Consumption, EsAssu!
DARWIN DowsER, aged q years
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

News from Mexico. received by the
New Orleans Picayune, up TO January
goth, confirms the previous account OF
the capture Of Santa Anna.
After an Intellectual attempt TO capture
the city of Puebla, he attempted to es-
cape 10 the mountains in the disguise Of
a Friar. On the 18th of January, he
was discovered in ravine. near small
Indian Village, BY two Indians hunting.
lie offered bis watch and wla, money
he had, TO be guided TO his retreat,
which they refused, and delivered him
up prisoner. He is now in The Cas-
lie Of the Perote. 1t is expected that
he will suffer Military execution.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

FRESH FIGS AND RAISlNS.
T UST received, per steam boat LynA'
~ from st Louis, a few drums suPe''o'
Figs and Boxes Rasins. For sale at
SHACKFORDS,
feb 81 Corner Main and Jefferson strls.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

A Clerk in the Nashville Post office.
has been arrested for the abstraction of
money from letters, to the estimated
amount Of $4,000.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
The first Esoas of tl,e Season.

The Steamer LYNX. from St Louis,
arrived at orr levee. Monday afternoon,
February Gath. She is advertised as a
regular packe, TO ST Peters, for the sea.
son. Her appearance is neat and com.
modious. and we donb. not she will be
a popular craft.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The breach between the TWO wings
Of the Democratic party in New York.
is widening f. A Foster. one of the
appointed Senators TO fill out the unex-
PRED term Of Mr. Wright. aud who was
thrown over board by The Legislature,
a. The election Of Senators. has address.
ed letter to the Richmond Enquirer,
denonncing the intrigue by which he
was defeated, which he charges upon
the Wright party. Recent events
show wide discrepancy Of opinion.
upon some of The leading measures Of
the new Administration, which i. will
be difficult TO make harmonize.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The Committee on the JuGiciarv, IN
'he WiSron sin Legislature. 10 waom
the subject was referred. have reported
that the Wisconsin Marine and Fire
Insurance Company. have forfeited
their Charter. by engaging III Banking.
and have drafted Resolution to drec,
the Attorney General to institute pro-
ceedings against the Company, To de.
prive them of their Corporate Powers.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
A Donation E1arty

Will be given TO the Rev. Mr HurcMssos
on Tuesday evening next at his house. A
general invitation is extended TO all. All
articles Of family us-, such as groceries,
clothing, &c, will be acceptable
BY the Committee.
fvb27
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The embezzlemen. of Lovct; OF
the Commercial Bank Albany, is ST.
coo, instead Of $4,000, az first stated.
$4,000 Of deposits make up the whole
NJ,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

I \ the world is now admitted TO be Dr.
L Sherman's Medicated LoLehges They
ire SO pleasant that they can be as readily
taken as the most pleasant confectionery
They consist Of
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Mr. Fairfield, of Maine, made mo-.
ton in The Senate, to reconsider the
vote, rejecting the Du Buque Claim. :
/, is not probable tina, there will be any
change in tho fu,nrr decision.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
c. K. LEWIS
Package Express.

VNHE subscriber having established an
i Express 10 run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday Of each
week, ria Fnohburg Railroad thence by stage
through Kecne, Walpols, Bellowsfalls, Ches-
ter, Rutland. Middlebury Vergennes 10 Bur.
iogton. thence by Steamboat to Cansds.--
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning OF
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon of each week, going to Roston. The
Object Is tn transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, bur
goods and do all other kinds OF business that
may he entrusted 10 his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Nr. Orcut,, at the Franklin Hotel, Rut-
land. and al the Stage Houses on the Route
where he ~hl he sure TO get them.
Patron ags solicped.
Packages to be marked "By Lewis EI-
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, is4i. 3slf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
p .1:.. < s%"s a., ': ca .,.':'

Probate Coou holden ., Ruiland within and
Tot said dis,Ic, 90 t,e eth day OF april, ist3
PreAeai Vim. Hall, Judge.
Application this day haying been made TO
sad ssurt by Rachael Stafford. one OF the
HEIR Of Joseph Boil late Of Dandy IN said
district. decreased interstate. fora division Of
the real es,sss 40. sIready sdm,ais,ered Of
.sid deceived. ssnorg the heirs thereof, said
iosl estate being inveo,oried - go aerss Of
land. Home Farm.
II 10 ordered, that sail application be re-
feued for hssrine and decision 10 The nr,i
monday heing 5lh day Of NAV, next. and iha,
. copy OF this order ss pael,shed weeks
successively, prev,ous hereto 10 the Rutland
Herald a newspaper PRINTED ., Rutland, ihs,
all per.oos interested may appear and objsc,
10 the same If they see cause.
A true copy oireoord Is
HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
- II. GREEN b,r, l,bsr, 70 ,efcr,r IN.

- II. GREEN Reg, l,ber, 70 ,nf,rr ~.
IN. public ,ha, h. ,s noe msnul.c,unns
Duie isnnss %, psrlot Oresns. on cutie, IN
new plan. ~ lees tbsn hiatt the ptice uf co..
mon psflot otssns. capable Of producing ,b.
mos, beautiful swell 81 sny instrument oil IN,
Mod In use Those wishing To- buy Otslr,
or P'sn"s " ~ d, we'll " call and cran,,.
Tor themselves. before purchasing .l,e~ht,,
lie likewise repair AL kind oil musical IN
s,romsn,s, tsbos church snd patlut Orosn,
ADD Piano Fonss W the beat possibls man
psr on abort notice. Poulinry, Dec. Isit
Sly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
ii. w. LIBBY
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP

~ his Old Tailoring establishment II,
'hshss hi' oso itiends t"' the ''peHecI rush"
With Which They have crowded h.. shop du.
riag the r'asi ssssoo, end a. IN duty 6osnd.
hereby promises 10 become oil hing, ~ ell
men and boys, ia making. aud oulIiag lor
chem lO make
M l., has luN received l,s latest sN.s.
ior The summer. Gsh,ls@en pisass sall and
sIsaiss iOI youtsslves
Nj J.. would say thai he viii do work .,
ehssP ss Al any Oti.ei ssiabli,hnisn, IA IN.
eesn'y los ready pay. Al kIaa. OF county
preaoss tzksn N erchAnge foJ ~oIk
n. u Ten FIST IAu gIils wanted, Noas
en, tie first rate need apply IA
RvtianA, April Ia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
Iron 4 NAILS.

Ntik suesrrfbe having discontinued lhr
- business Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say to his old customers and
others ina, he has seveverul tons first quail.
ty B.acksmi,h's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also a
lew tons of Nails which will be disposed oil
on liberal terms wrosRht scrap Iron
Nill be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9Th, lsu.
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
STATE or vERSoST.lRghw~

STATE or VENOM Rg " rems~
Dss,scf of Rs'i,sd. - - e>'eS me
81 . special yfobss cour bold o. Nutiss<
-itsso sed ios ssit esuici. On the tih Do,
Of March, tsts.
Where's Lease &. Rs,pold., Wilhsm Gil
s,of. sod Trss,sn soul,hrop, Se.eeimen "a.
ne to~s a. Rsslssd. AFORESAID. fave thu. de,
sls< ,seif ,~titioa ~ ssid cosfi. fepfsssa,ias
the, loan ssr,,ii, shrs Job~ L. e<ioo. ls,s ai
es,d Rnfispd. derss~~d. died tssegste. s~.fss
~ scesess~e ~ cers,a t.er-pasI s.is,s IN this
S's'e, as spp~s's b, tho kIss AID r-o"rhs u
ssd eourt, hsving no i~h - ho ~ lee 10 70
psbls Of inhe'i,inr sSsi s-ssis. rsquesiins the
m t"qo,sil,an ns, 10 hsd ia Tie pse@ists
'sst eli ss,d ss,as. shs, The psvmsos OF slf
risi oshis End charges. nsy sschesi and IL
sssaseed b, . decree Of said eoVii. 10 ssn
ss~a Of katissd;
Ttsstsn,ru h 10 osie,et snd deerssd b,
said roun that isqvisi,os bs made IN the
yfemises and thst The ssms he reseue<
fos hrsues and decision to tho ia Noodsy
hsiac tho 81 tay Of kovsahsf aeu. snd ihs'
. capy sf ,h,s order he pobli.h~d 81
seek, saseessiveiy "a The ROLAND lIevsld, Q
~. ~ .psp~ pfinisd 81 SAID Ruilsnd. tho last ~
~hi~h pub ,csiInns to lie at least siI month
prsvicus "a tho time appointed BY said coor
los tsting SOD ,oqaisilion. that oil r'srs"n'
having cis,m In the premises nsy spPss
end he heard bsiots sad eos0.
4 true copy Of rs~swd.
iiis HENRY HALL. Rsei,,e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
fTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL. $500 .00e


THE undersigned, General Agent, for tho
above named insurance compsry.is PIE
pared Ia receive apple siions, and make sur-
,eys. and issue and renew policies u rnsu-
rance bs said Company on cotton. wooden,
and paper mills, manufactures. and shops
Of all descrin,,o"s> dwelling houses, Tarsrn..
Stores, mee:tsshouses, Acsdenrss, and all
kinds Of Aas0xosis and sr'rs ASFsrdes. prop -.
cry. upon favorable terms. Persons resid
nc al a Distance can procure policies, by
f.f~sTdins applications and Piaas Of tins
properly TO he insured. ss surveys can De
made per,onsliy br the Agent on addressing
line To him by msiA The high character
this company has ever sssssra@d for lrbersli-
~ ssh pppnpsss,s IN slf no transactions. snd
The e~fire eonkdence which h has JVsiS ob-
famed among business msn and esraslisis
IN New England, Cannot fail 10 commend 1t
To ell Who desirs such assurance
IS % A. HEALD, Agent.
lods~. w14-oT Cv, NL,APril, 10, 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

THIS may certify thA, have ih,s esy civ
I en- nv soh HAnnieal Tower IN. ,smain-
der Of hts minority and shall ei.,h noas OF
hh wss-s. nor pay sny d-h,s 81 10. eaalrae'
inr shsr ina. dsss- DAti 10 TOWER
G.padoe Syrs~v~. April ., 1915. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

HHE Lad pipe business, Will be ouniin-
l. ued a, the shop formerly occupied by
=. Essy p-.t Crssslis Corner, where
lead p,pc Of all s,Lss will he kept oe hand
. nd sold az cheap a. can lie had lsewhere,
snd They will be pat up en- such conditions a.
cannot fail 10 su,l purchasers. Inquire of
D. MCDONALD. or
~ W Stafford.
Granville. " Y. April 1865. l4;l9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
Saddicry, Harnes.
ses, &c.

TNHE undersigned still continues 10 mann.
iacture at his old stand in East Rutland
village all kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, Bi-
dies, DC. usually found in country shops -
His presen, stock consists Of double and nin-
gle, wagon. gig aud sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, japaned and
poted ware and common hsnle harnesses,
mems saddles Tree and portable, all varetirs
Of trunks, valisscs. brides. hs!ters, circin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mcde Of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, and are offered al reduced prices
Liberal credit given and most kinds of pro-
duee received IN payment All persons are
invited 10 call and examine before purchaIng
elsew here. Nm. HALL.
Rutland, January 1915. 6l,if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
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and lot sad district 90 the esih day OF ssrei
sts.
Presens, A. Warner. Judge.
IN ins,rumea, IN writing pufPosting To b
i've las, will snj iesta asen, al Jacob Gibbs
lsssef Hubbsrdsoa 10 SAID district harinsbss'
presented W sam sooit ~ Pliney Holms'
,as s,sou,o' ,herin named tor p'obsss
IL IL ordered bv the court that notice there.
ri 10 sNsaio all persons concerned Ia sp
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at Csstissou IN the 7lh day 81 Nay nett, "a
cooxN the probate Of ss,d will. by poblish.
the o,der three weeks successfully prevtsv-
To ssid time Of heading. IN the Rotlsad lie
aid a newspaper printed al Rutland.
A true copy OF record.
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