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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
yItr DAYS LATER FROM
NrNICO MORE FIGHTING.


An 7r.va, a, Nrw York from vcrn
g,y btings JaIrrs from the latter
p.s-e 9, Jon II.
r.,p1-, that the contest IS still TO
n. ,4 between SANTA ANN AMI tho
tuuouory Gcncrals-wlth what
,au-c> time nlonc can tell
The Ncvlcan steamer Moniczuma
nl arrived IN Vera Cruz with troops
from Campcachy. These trcorsw ere
g. ojlosc Santa Anna.and protect Vera
cruz The contest IS vet doubt
ll
NoRN CRUz. Jan II.
Con. Santa Anna after having made
nva different attacks upon the city Of
Pur"s. aud hcing rcpulscd III cach at
tack with some considerable loss. la,
p Ga obliged to dccamp with al las
men -om0 four thousand mcn) and.
according to tho latest news from Jalo-
"a. winch IS well fortified, and com
mandcl by Gen Jose Rlncon IN per.
>Iu. If Santa Anna should be- success
tul here. he will again meet with oh
sthclc, from the troops stationed IN PIT
crotc Nationals, after passing which
place there will be nothing To- prevent
his coming TO within three miles OF
tins city. Here the Notifications tho
not complete, are sufficiently well al
tended to prevent his taking the city
hat, possibly, he may be- able 10 effect
his escape on hoard an English irgatc
Stationed at Sacrahcld, with orders
rs report says, 10 receive HIM, and pro
trct ms person. Should he however
determine to bcsegc the place, Gene
raj Bravo and Pcrcdcs, who left Pucb
Ia on tho lOthlnst., with 10000 good
soldiers, between cavalry and infant
". will very soon be OF his rear, ant
ms fate must be determined and 4
taken prisoner, AS he IS Immensely rich
having, rs is positively known, NOR,
than twelve millions ofdolars IN Eng
land, 1t is more than probable, that by
using hIs money IN Il good way, h'
will save his own and the lives of IN
officers although, by his more thai
brutal conduct in pucbla, he has for
icltcd all claim to the indulgence o
either Mexican or foreign. Jan. IS
1915.
January -: In the course Of tn
might've learn by an express from ia
Iapa, that Santa Anna has commence
be- sicging Puerto, sHd that nelthe
Bravo or Pcrcdcs had left Pucba o
the 18th inst, aud even among Tn
most sauguInc friends of the movement
against Santa ANN IT is believed thor
his officers, which will be- the forcrur
nor of fresh outbreak that will co,
"A lmmcl SC deal OF bloodshed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

FIRST DANCE OF THE l'oLKA-The
underlined democracy at Washington have
become so unharmonious lha, they can.
no, even consent to dance together. We
see, that in reference 10 the great Congress.
slonal Bail which is to come Off on the 4lh
of March IN honor OF the Inauguration of
President Polk, 4 famous quarrel In,
sprung up and the result is. that Two sets
have concluded to dance after their own
fashion. under such managers and to such
music as they each fancy Common demo.
Gratis arc to drnce upon this occasion for
the moderate sum Of -, 90 whilcihc demo.
Gratis Of hlgher moull and lone, are TO trip
It on the light fantastic toe" 10 the tune OF
n full $1,000 Lew Woodbury. goes in
upon this occasion for the highest duty and
acted r. ch1irman 10 the high heclcd demo.
cratic shutters John { Calhoun too, has
IN this matter, lost sigh, or his free trade
notions. and hrs name Is found among the
llt Of managers for the upper cru.'s' a
the harmonious party. The somewhat no.
touous Mr fowler, who Is the ruling &c.
nus Of the $500 Polka. is out upon the
go gentry in great style lie denounccs
hem all in no measured term. and says
some 'sry naughty things with particular
reference o Mcssrs Woodbury. and Cal.
houn Tn great question is, and it is IN
important one-which ball will Nr Polk
himself hvor1 Speculation runs high, IN
regard to his Question and IN many circles
it =, snid 10 absorb oil others We think
however. that he will be able n SATISFY enc b
faction, By attending both He, wat. last
summer made to dance ftro figures al once.
Why should he not uow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

~ The Indiana Legislature adiour.
ncdslnc die on the 18Th ulr., after a
session Of SIX weeks, without choos-
ing United States Senator.
1t is yet uncertain whether the Viz
gina legislature will 90 into an cleo
tiou. They had set a day for that
purpose, but subsequently backed ont.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

The long discussed project OF the
English Government. for constructing
q railroad across the lsihmns OF Sucz
viii m all probability bc abandoned,
.naNnuch as II will not shorten the DIS
,anceoi the overland route 10 China,
aud only Essen the time of communi-
cation some % hours which would
not rccompcnSJ the heavy outlay that
would H. necessary. England has
then no means Of curtniling the route
20 China. but through Russia. which
from tie nature of the climate and
soil would at lcas, bc questionable
enterprise, were there not the lnsupc's-
be difficulty of obtaining the assent Of
Russia. and the jealousy Of the IN
crease Of British power aud dominion.
Necessity would thus compel Eng
and 10 follow in our track as being the
most expeditions and certain, and To
employ our railroads and vessels for
/ Transporting her commerce; or else
she would b. driven from the riches,
and most unlimited market in the
world
All the co-oppcrotion and assistance
thntMrW htncy asks Of thcGovcrmncr
IS n grant of GO silcs wide Of the pub
lie land,irom ouc terminus of the cor
tcInplated road TO the other, for which
a full consideration would be given it
carrying the mails and transporting
ammunition, stores, soldiers, and al
public matters, free OF cost.
Such is the general and lmpcrfcc
outline of this vast and comprchcn
r slvc scheme So Ear as the destiny. o
our country IS concerned and the per
pctulty OF free institutions Is To be re
. gardcd, the accomplishment Of such
WORK would do more to elevate In,
first and rivct the other, than the uni
ted efforts of our whole people for
century 10 come Ii would not onl'
! give us the command, but place II
five hundred years in advance of Tn
civilized world, with the various re-
sources Of science, gcuius, energy, an,
intellect that would be evoked undo
It's operation. With the arms Of n Dol,
aud enterprlsng people like ours
stretching from ocean to ocean, and
weeks journey from one shore to tn
other with sufficient Navy plhc Al
lantIc and Pacific, and the q reaN nar
ketS Of the world inviting us To enter
with the facility Of procuring informr
ton from India and China GO days j
advance Of all that part Of Europ
which completes with our trade an
manufacture, what nation on the fac
of III" earth has the power to resist on
, onward march ? And who is Their
: rash enough to prescribe the bound;
ries of American power or TO mensur
the length Of her destiny.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
BRIGHTON MARKET - MoSp.,

ffN. ~. lNAt
a make, 400 Br,f Csulc. IiOo Sheer
and GSwine ca Brcf Caulc usoId
Fticu Beef Cattle sc,ersl lots oI
Caulc were purbhaicd ou Ssrnojay,a las
week Sptlc's which were not sustained tr
day,rariculstly On the Second qualify W.
quote i'v et,rn 81 5 80. T,rs quShiy
N95 a 8 Second quality - I so -
Third quality A275 400
shcep-Common sheep from 90 TO 2,2j
W,hcrs from ~ 2J TO 1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

Sissof Vermont u n remembered
Dsulc,of Rutland, IS { D,hat Probate
Court holden a, Rutland within and Tor said
district Oh The 30lh day Of Jan. lsi5.
Present VIM Hall Judge
Whereas VIM Bromley sole surviving ell
ecutor Of the last will & testament olBc,huel
Bromley late OF Danny in SAL district de-
ceased testate, has made npriication TO said
court in writing setting forth that CHE per
sou al property being uiherwlse disposed ot)
the real estate Of said deceased was by the
Will Of said deceased encountered with
with the payment OF certain l-gacics payable
after the Heath or m1ftl9gc pt Ann, Biom-
ley the widow Of SAID deceased, that snIdAnna
died about two wears since. that the amount
Of said legacios now unpaid IL about fifty
dollars, that the estimated amount of eHpcn.
scs accrued and To- accrue Is twenty dollars
and the, eiore praying said court TO grant
him license 10 sell SO much Of sad real estate
az Will raise the sum OF seventy dollars, said
real estate having been invenlorled as CO
acres OF land with the buildings thereon
standing. situated in said DANNY
Therefore, 1t is ordered and decteed bv
said court that said application be referred
for hearing and dccl.lon TO the lN Monday
being the Sd day OF March, newt, and III at a
copy OF this order he Published three
weeks successfully previous thereto IN the Rot
and Herald a newspaper printed at FINLAND
that all persons inieres,d NAV appear & give
bonds Tor the payment Of said legacics and eS
pc nses oru,her~i>e object TO the granting sa I'd
license II they see cause.
A true copy Of record.
HENRY 'IIhLL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
RUTLAND COUNTY MEDICAL SOCI.
FTV

N adjourned meeting Of the Rutland oun-
" Medical society will ie holden AT Castle
ton on the last Thursday of February
Ofatot-A G. Dana. NJ. u, Brandon.
Substitute Prof l.. s Carr, Cas,le,on
Medical College.
Addresses from other members Of the pro.
fes.ion are expected. The attendance OF
Every member Of the Faculty in Rutland
County Is respectfully solicited.
J. Is PORTER, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
STATE OF vERMONT.)RE


District Of Rutland, SIS. - befoa tina,
al special probate court held =, Rutland
within and for said district on the TN day Of
February A. d. lS;i.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Samuel II Kellogg, executor Of the last
will and testament Of Calvin Dury late of
PIu,fuld IN SAID disuicG doctased teelale
having made application to said court to
have the time heretofore allowed him bv
said count for paying tie debts and legt-
cies extended one year from the 5,h day Of
Fehi1st.
Iris ordered that said application lie re-
ferred for hearing and decision 10 the hrs,
Monday being the , day Of March next,
and that a copy OF this order be polished
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
alRuiland, Mat all persons Interested may APP
per and object 10 the same II they see cause
Auue copy offecor6.
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
STATE or NrRNONTtIll

STATE or NERMONTt I,E It temem-
DI.,udut Kntiapd. A. - hctc1 hat
at a special probate coun held at Rutland
within and 'ur said district on tic 3O,h da,
Of January, lSi5.
Present, VIM Hall Judge
Wait ChliteUun, ciecutut OF the last will
and Testament uf Wan Chauciton. late OF
Rutlaod IN sid district, deceased, tesls,e
proposing 10 rcndet second account Of his
SAID administration;
1t IL ordered that said account 10 re
tered 'ot examination and allowance a.
tie LIST Monday being the I'd dav uf March
next,NuJ that copy OF this order he pnbhshcc
three weeks successyely, previous thereto
IN the Ru,landlierald, anowsPapcr printed n
Rutland, that all petsons interested may ap
pear and obIec, to tho same II they see cause
A true copy ol record,
@ HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

STAT, Of r,v-eAi III rmtulsf-d
D.sutciof Fsirhs,rn,ni - rasiais moSs.
coau holden a. { .sils,on within and iUr sad
d,,uic. on the 9th day Of February, lsta.
Ptc,eni. A. Natnef. Judge.
An ihsirumen, IN wruag PofF"ung IT. be
the lat vii and Testament Of Js'cb bdgs'-
ton late Of ps~lrt ia sad disi'ic' de-
es.ed being presented 10 sad eoen lot pro-
bate
It's ordered by The court that notice ,hsf--
OF be gwen 10 all PERSONS concerned to sp-
pear 81 ,sss,nn Of said c"uH To es holden
at tho probate office ~ Csstleion on the 9Th
dsy OF Mhrrh nsii. 10 Contest The probate oi
,aid vii, if they zee cause, hv Publishing
thus order ihtec weeks suoces-'elv previous
10 sad time of hcaung, IN the Ruusnd lleI-
AID, newspspet printed stRu,ls"d.
: A true cop, o. Record.
Il r IANGDON. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
sTATE OF NERMON'r.l 4,

STATE or YERNON'r,t DE j,remem-
Dis'rrol Rutland, -. { ID brreI that
at a special Probate Cour fof the distinct oi
Rutland within auJ for SAID district, On the
Cla day Of February lsi5.
Present, Wm. Hal, Judge.
David RICHARDSON administering Of tie es-
tale OF S4mue, Fairfield late 81 prtslord N
sl,i district deceased iutestate having made
appiicsion 10 sail couu FOR paying the debts
aui legar,es. extended one yeaG from the
,5lh day ufIsb INST.
II is ordered that ssd application be re-
erred Tor hearing and decision TO the hrsl
Monday being the 81 day Of March neH,and
thai copy OF lhis order be published three
~esAs .ucces,lSeiY, previeu, thereto In The
Rutland Herald a newspaper prlhied al Rot
land, that al persons Interested NAV sppesr
and onlsctto the same II they see cause,
: true copy Of rrcorI.
HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

The second term Of this Seminary will
commence the 9th Of Feb, aud continue
twenty one weeks 4 full course OF chem.
zeal Lecture olli b. given the hrst part oI
the term. Parents cannot attach too much
imporanocto HAVING their chlllfeh present
al the beginning Of ,ho term.
= l. LANGpON. Sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

In Clarendon on the s,h ali by the Rev
phiIc,us Clark, Thomas W Holland Of
Tenplrton Ma SIS TO RozIIla f Parker ot
the fotmer place.
In Clarendon on the 9th ns, bv tho Rev
Stephen Mirindale Of Wnllingford HAM
bal r. Finney o. Shrewsbury 10 Mary l.
WlIIouehhy Of 1,e former place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
COMMISSION AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Commission Merchant,
No. ~ UTICA sTlrr,

No. m UTICA sTErr,
UOSTON, MASS.
Offer their services Tor the sale Of wool
Fork Hu'ier, Cheese, and every kind OF pro-
buce.
Advances made m rsn,irnmen,..
DAsIrL BATES,
ChARLIs o. OovE,
Refer in Vernon, 10
Rl"e, nDnt & Co. Cos,le'on.
samuel Morgan, Esq Netgsnnss,
IN Mas. hpseits To-
josiah S'rdman, Esq Boston,
Messrs Sucknry 4 joy.
10 New York 10
il6Sfelt Croft, Albany:
?. J OrerNcre. ESQ Ln,ls Pals
Charles Ehle. F.q. Canajohsrie
A. W. Clapp, Bnhalp % ennis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Notice DcIinqucnts.

4 BSOLl IEnecesAliy CCmpels ths sob
"A scuLef to call once more upon those
Who are indebted 10 him and make inmed 10
psymen, as al. demands remaining unadIu,i.
ed vii on TIE An q Mach neat, he Pon ed
into the hand. Of some fai,iul attorney ir
collection. Those Interested ~ ,hA cali
mus, understand tEsI II Is poIIrs and ~ At
tending 10 II promptly they ~,Ii confer "a.
Nor upon the 'uDsciioer snd s.vs all par
liesifopule. AI.ANSON uY ER.
huuant, Fey. 4. LAS. 6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A. MIL Village, Rutland.

EhIlE subscriber offers for sale the large
- Store, at present occupied by Messrs
Ripley & Bailey, together WIN tho dwelling
house opposite, occupied 10y Jas Graham
both situated n Mil Village. 1t Ia believed
tia, TIE above named premises offer ono Of
the best opportunities for Merchant 10 es.
tahlsh himself ~ business that THIS section
Offers. The store /, buIll Of bu,k. IL 10
good repair and has been constantly orcu.
pied as a store. The dwclhbg house Il well
situated with good garden and out houses,
snd within few rods OF the Store The
land north and east Of the Store can be
bought # desired
Also, the subscriber Offer. for sale tho
land, and raiaabie NATTR PRvIL,Gp al.
tached. situated on tie South West SIDE Of
Ouer Creek. Upon ms land Is new and
first rate Saw Mil dong good bus,nr. -
Thu, location loI Woulen ut Cotton Manu-.
iaciots, 90 any other machinery, j. believed
10 be unequa,ed IN Vermont. Abundance
Of water can al all lrmr, he obtained
with 20 feet head and iA.i--ah materials Tor
bulldog ready aLbaHd.
For further paul, ulais oGqulre Of the sub.
scuber VIZ GooEls, MM VlHagt.
or OF JoIL BgLHAS, ". Pouilusv
or g II. BtAAAS. Rutland w.
Rutland Feb, 4, iHI5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

Dor Coue,pordfr' Temperance Is In
formed that he communication was reoe we'd
shero our paper Was male up ior this week
We shat. caee'l.hy give hln place 10 our
urI;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

WE Tho sub. cttrers. e,irs sr1-,p,~d BY
w NJ. lIrn The rtnhs,e tcar NV the DIE.
INC, 81 fsir sven. cornn ssiouers 10 secs,,e,
.,smtne srtI sd,us oil cis,m. and demaAds
Of all persons ,rs,ns' The estate 81
NaiAansti G,sr,r. isfs Of WsDs,
IN said district. trces-ed. 'ep,essriss insol-
vent M Also oil CLAIMS and demands s,hn'-
nod 30 effect thereto. and months from the
t'h cav vt Dec istt. being allowed By ss,d
court 'of that purpose: ~c do therefore hsis
nv gNe notice that ~e ~,ll cite nd 10 The ~
sinsa OF eur sstd sppoinimea, ., the dwsl
ling house ~ the widow lsvins GIevsr
In Wells, on the third Sonday IN sarch asd
VA, ner from one unrl for o'clock o. NJ
on each OF ssld d,,,
Jous DA'nss. tc
NtLsos Paw,
Wens, J,nusry ,. lA5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

down n the 'v'niog They wrte nearly
fDdy f'.1fnR ihs nonhcs- front only
wanting one .o'y II completion. when the
"o'n filing 'ho pnr,' nofis, Nfh snow
md driving with r'ea, fury -csirS n"
fr~s' hr-k work eompie,elv domol,het
the ,hr1 md forrh -orie. ~ 'he whole
tow They heiorrtA N Commr5or Ne
KAY ani ve were elad 70 tsat 'hat NJ n't
IONS wcre ninred. and TIA, the los' Mil be
uncomfortable in proportion 10 the appa.
t,r' magnitude 81 the acc dent
Throughout Tho 'n'i'c day The snow a.
lel The aif .o completely that no cno could
.ee N the distance oftoo rois B'oadvay
wn. pretty well tlortsd ur with 'no"
hank. IN he dcrth Of three md four feet in
so-ne places rni he omnihn,sos On wheel
had hard work to more two horses eoul"
scarcely start therr. snl four were. there
fore. necc.sarv-Thc pedestrians kept 81,
on street. and window blinds and um
brc'laS wcre mostly wrong SIDE ont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

STATE Of Vermont, I RE II remembered
D,,ric, Of Rutland $. : ID INA, ala special
Probate Court holden at Rutland, " ithln and
FOR said district on Me 27Ih day Of January
1915:
Ptesen, WIN Hall, Judge.
Whereas Daniel y. Ewing administrator Of
the estate OF Reuben Smith late of said Rui-
land, deceased Ihtes,ate, has this day made
application 10 SAID count in writing setting
forth that the personal estate Of said decens
ed is insu licen, to paw the dehrs anu cI-
consisting Of one acre Of land IN Cedar
Swamp, = lip No lnWcsiRutlt Meeting
house and about 90 acres Of Land bounded
west by la line, south by Daniel keliey,s
land north and east 10y lind claimed by Asa
Hale, except the widows dower including
the reyefsiun thereof is necessary for the
payment OF SAID debts aud expenses and
ptlllnG sand cour, TO grant Inn license 10
scl, the same.
Therefore, 1t Is ordered aud decreed by
said court that said application he referred
. tor hearing aud decision to the frstrMunday
being the 81 day Of March next, and that n
copy Of this order be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald newspaper printed al kut-
land tina, all persons interested may appear
and give bonds for The payment OF said debts
and expenses or otherwise object to the
granting of said license they .ee cause
A true copy Of record, q
HENRY HALL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Office.

is hereby given that tho copattnsrship
i heretofore existing between ]. NJ q l..
Fish, is lhI, day mutually Dissolved
JOSEPH NJ FISH.
ELISHA FISH.
Dandy, January 90, lsi5.
uNHE Marble. Black Smith and Shoa bust
ness formerly carried on by them will DO
carried on by J. NJ. Fish in ali its various
branches. All who favor him with their OF
den COR Marble finished or unfinished, OF
any lhng III his line Of business, will DO
promptly attended 10 on reasonable terms
for cash OF approved credit.
JOSEPH NJ. FISH
Dandy, Jar. %, 1875.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Surgical Ciiniquc Of CASTLE
ton Medical COLLEGE.

Middleton Goldsmith, NJ ID being resi-.
dent Professor Of Surgery in Castleioh
Medical College, the Surgical Chnique In
ronnectien With tho College 10 placed under
his supervision. Or Goldsmith will opsr-
ate or prescribe for sugical csses OF all dee
crip,ons requiring either surgical opers
ton and ptesci iptions, or treatment, which
may be Jre,en,ed, on Wednesday, OF Ss,ur-
DAYS of zach wcek through the ysar. OPP
era'ions and prescriptions Tor tho poor will bs
grstuitous
+. ). CARR, Registrar OF the faculty.
Dr. Goldsmith having taken Up his resi-
dence in Castletnn, permanently may be
found nj Westover's Hotel HIS fees will DO
those usually charged In this vicinity.
$40 n. GOLDSMITH, ". ID.
CaNleton, Jan IS Isi5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

ELNAEKABLL IREsERvATtoS IRON
DrATm-Mr Luther, the oblrinF conlnc.
tor ofthc gfeI noon train, lad mi.
racuIous escape from death on Tuesday
week The particulars are thus given by
the New Haven Herald:
When within six miles Of Springfield.
the train gong at the rate Of 20 or % miles
an hour. sudden lolt Of the car. caused
probably by coming IN contact wHh n stone
on the rail, threw him oil and pitched him
into large snow drift about eight fee,
from the trnck. He sunk down several
r c, INTO the snow unharmed Having
scrambled out in time to cntch glimpse oil
the tram in the distance. ns l,turncd a curve
ut the base of hill and disappeared from
view he took a survey of his bed in the
snow bank when he discovered tina, if he
had fallen ten feet from where he did. in
either direction, he must have been killed
Instantly, as he would have come in con
tao, with stones or frozen earth The train
wen, on to Sprin cfcld, where the loss oi
the conductor was discovered the in,
was backed men placed on the lockout, and
in n few moments the conductor WIS at h,
pos, on hetrain, os well ms ever, and with
hear, full Of gralltulc TO Providence for the
pres ,rvali1n OF his life
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
HoR1No.
JOuN r. KNIGHT

MOULD inform the inhsbitsnis Of thu,
town, and The community In general
bsi he bs received the spring and summer
Fashions Tot ist5, directly iron New York
And having the hes, VI woiknen, lie 10 nov
repaired tn execute Nth the greatest po.si
HE dispatch oil kinds 81 sarmen,s In 10 line
IN the most fashionable and durable style
an - cheap II no, cheaper than any other
establishment m the eouniy. Having had
some 90 years experience In the bu, mess,
he has seen ,be impossiblliiy OF making jour
,ailon oi women, snd therefore his work IN
done by men. solely, and warranted TO fit
Cutting Tot others 10 make, done as usual. al
libel al discount. al his old Stand over Jas.
Barteu's siors, one door north VI the Frank
I'm Hotel
J r. X. tenders his sincere thanks to his
ps,,ons for theif liberal support, the pas,
wear, and earnestly sollrns their pa,rousee
Tor tn. future, md more particularly soiicils
what little change there may be u over one
years standing.
Ru,lsnd. April, ls45.
n. II. For the information 81 the Ten.
p-rancs community, | will state, the uade
will I've conducted "a Temperance principles
in all respects, Tor cne year from date.
ID 3m. j. r. X.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

HE susbscIibcr having established an
1 Express TO run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston On Monday ol each
week, TIA FnohbuIg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene, Walpole, Bellowslalls, Ches-
ter, Rutland, Middebury Vergennes 10 Bur
npion, thence by Steamboat to Canada
lie will pas, Rutland, Tuesday morning OF
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon ofeach week, going to Boston. The
ohec, is 10 transmit Specie, Bank Notss,
collect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds Of business ,h,,
may be entrusted 10 his charge. all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may he left with William Avery
or Nr. circuit. at Tho franklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and a, the Stage Houses on tho Route
where he will he sure TO get them.
Patrot age solicited.
Packages to he marked "Bv Lewis E1-
press G.. X. LEWIS.
RuI,And, Sept, lsH. SSif