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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-04
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
MONTHCELLO
Female Seminary.


= ton will commence on Wednesda ,,
the FIRST Of October next.
/ he Board Of instruction is The same as
heretofore.
MISS ,. \. NORTON, graduate Of the Sc.
ininary, who has had considerable experi.
ence IN teaching, and who is IN everv wnv
emlnently qualified for the situation will be
the principal Teacher ~ the Preparatory
Department.
All the pupils are required TO board in
the Seminary. None are admitted. howev-
err under IA years OF age. The Chaplain
and family, and the Teachers, board at the
same table with the pupils: and no pains is
spared to give the whole The aspect of a
well regulated family. Facilities are afford
ed to those who desire 1t, to do their own
washing and ironing, Those who do not
WISH TO 90 this can have il done at reas ma
bic rates in the bnIldinr
AS complaints have been made bv some,
that The building has not been sufficiently
heated, each pupil will be at liberty to put
CRATE or stove IN her room, at her own ex-
pensc: which can be done at trif ing cost
each furnishing her own ;uel
All under II years Of age, and who are
not otherwise qualified to enter the Semlna.
ry Proper, Will he placed in the Preparato-
ry Department, and board, with their Tea
@''N''' ." a W SbREf : ldInlty. IDEy Will
be under the immediate domestic care of
Mrs COREY and the Teacher, who will take
especial pains that their time out Of School
shall be so occupied between study, labor
ana recreation, as t. promote their greatest
possible improvement, both physical and
mental.
The Expenses have been reduced since
the last year, aud for the Winter Term of
"a weeks are follows:
For hourd. tuition, fuel and other
incidental expenses--n the Semi
nary $50 90
For board, tuition. fuel. lights
and incidental expenses-in The
Preparatory Department $500
Washing, IN the Preparatory De-
partment GOO
instrumental Music is an extra charge of
81 per week, and 20 cents per week for use
OF instrument.
Fo- further particulars, apply to the
Principal, Miss PliiLENA FOBES
Communications in reference TO the Pre-
paratory Department, should be addressed
to Mr. A. w COREY. Godfrey, Madison
County. Illinois.
September 4 '45-2t
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IGOR SALE.--9 toz. linen cambria
lIandkerchiefs. from l24 cts to 81, by
~ 3l-l0-45 kIMBALL
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OUR .1SSORT.NE,YT
Ecey. Ry.S,,.ohf
EDeGes all Competition.

We can and will sell clothing cheaper, bv
30 per cent. than any other House in the
Mississippi Valley, and we vii! show you
below how we do it, In the first place we
buy our materials of the Manufacturers
themselves and pay the
CASH DOWN
for them. Thereby saving the profits Of the
Importer and the Jobher for the benefit Of
our Customers.
Importers profit. ii per cent
Jobbers' 10 - -
Add to this 6 per cent, which we save BY
paving Cash Dozen for labor, and we have
the LARGE sum Of
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NO TICE,

Inc Wisconsin Annual Conference Of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church, will be
held at Union School House, seven miles
south west Of Burlington; commencing
sept. lUth 1915. There is general invita-
non Tor ali TO attend, aud special invita-
lion Tor those Who know but little about US :,
snd wish toavail themselves OF the privilege
o. becoming further acquainted. Come
FRIENDS. let US reason together, and in the
love and fear Of God, let Us search for truth,
ana IN so doing, We will become lovers Of
justice, mercy, md Humility. Rev. O.
Scott, rs expected to attend the above nam.
ed Conference
lnere wi be a Cpmpmeeting held near
~, ,s echool House, during the session Of the
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D.fr1,

In Knoxville, Knox county, III, on the
l2h ult GEORGE HENRY, son of William
Horace and Hannah Holcomb, aged l year.
Thou vert TO me a dream
or loneliness and light,
Fair Bud. How did | dream
Thine opening would be bright
On earth, not long it bIcst mine eyes,
But iairer blooms in Paradise
Near La llarpe. H., on the 1lth ult Mr.
freeman P.RMENTER, aged % years and
10 months. He formerly lived IN tins town
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New Goods.


"ESLY JONES has removed to the
w Brick Building adjoining W f Cool
baugh and Co., and has Just received fresh
lot of
.Eesp Spring Goods, viz.
New styles Fancy Lawns and Balzarines
Ialicoes, in great variety. Ginchams. &c
Mems and Buys Summer Ware for Coats
and Pants
Alpacas, Plain and cold,
Fancy Scarls and Shawls, new STYLES
Fancy Mitts and Gloves, sc
Superior black Kid Gloves for gentlemen
aud ladies: also
a fine assortment of BONNETS, RIB.
bons, and artificial Flowers
Linen Cambria liandk erchiefs, Irish Lin.
ems, &c. Mourning Lawns
Parasols, Fans. Pins. Needles, sc.
Watered ard Fancy Silks for Ladies drcs.
ses, with many
New and Fancy Goods.
Also, good stock Of DOMES7icS.
Checks, Ticks, bleached and brown Mus.
Inns, uery cheap, Cotton Yarn, Batting, &c
Also large assortment Of SHOES, well
assorted
HATS-fur, Russia and pearl, Lcghorn
and palm leaf Hats
Queenswarc, assorted, cheap
llardware-Tfa chains. shoyels. shades
Hoes, knives and forks, pcnhniyes, &c. SC
all cheap; also
GROCER!ES-Su Sugar, coffee, tea, mo.
lasses, best madder aud indigo, pepper, all
spice, saleratus, nails. glass, salt, &c, and
many other Goods, all Of which | am dis.
posed TO sell at very reduced prices 10 suit
the times. Can GnI see ari then judye foj.
yourselves. WESLY JONES.
May Is. 1915
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-04

4 .bot Mr. Kendall dead on the
1 '.n,, and severely shattered the left
W" If Mr. Bailey. by two discharges
.I,r one of Colts revolving pistols.
!. r. ,hen made his escape, and had
y heen arrested at nine o'clock -
~, w. ore are so many contradictory sto-
~ 49,, in circulation respecting the cir
~, Instances Of this melancholy affair,
. -, we purposely refrain from giving
~ Of the reports that have reached US
n regard 10 It, 90,
I.riog, says that the case was invesli-
.sd and some fifteen or twenty wit
...es we're examined, but no decision
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-04

aaHOES-Ladies extra fine Kid slip
- pcrs, 90 seal do. q nts calf shoes, 20
do slippers. do brogans, also an assortment
Of clldren's shoes, just received per sea.
mer Fortune and Tor sale at DAblD'S.
i,5 Jefferson st.
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Burlington Foundry

NANCY GOODS--New STYLE paint
Il ed lawns, Do do balzlrtnes, ch bon.
net and cap ribbons, Ladies fine black and
colored Kid Gloves, silk, cotton and thread
do Jaconet, edgings and insertings, cash.
meres. mousin de lans, white. blue aud
pink Grape Isle, new style prints, Swiss
book and jacohsi mu.lins; for sale at
mayl DAVID'S-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-04
Hardware, Planes, Edge Tools
and Building Materials.

and building Materials.
DONALDSON 81 HALL, Manu-
- facturers Of Planes and Importers and
Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic Edge
Tools, are now receiving their Fall stock
Of goods, embracing, in part, Spears saws,
Of all descriptions: braces and bltts, rocket
and frmcr chisels: turning chsc!s ana
gonges, concave and common augers auger
bits and hollow augers, screw drivers,
spoke shaves, gimbcts, brace avis irving
ana framing squares, measuring lines, NOR
tce and common guagcs, Devils, pluuhv
and levels, falling, hand, broad and slip
axes, Singing hatchetS, and ship malls
COOPERSf TOOLS-Consistinr Of Siave.
backing, following, champerinc, and shave
up knives, broad axes. ADDE'S, frows: crozcs,
bowels, dwelling bits, &c, Sc; cross cut
mill and PIT saws.
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
locks. latches, butt and Parliament hinges,
screws, axle pallies, nails, &c.
able and pocket cutlery, butchers and
shoe KNIVES, curry combs, long and short
handled IRVING pans, tea kettles, coffee
miils, shoveis and tongs, 'Sanderson's' cast
steer; hat, round and half round flies; rifle
barrels and gun locks, &C.
We pay particular attention to Mcchan-
les tools, OF all descriptions. aud, being
manufacturers, we furnish tools on
more favorable terms than any house in the
west.
\, i. a liberal discount made to me-.
chants wto purchase planes. Our prices
are as low as any other manufacturers in
the United States
81 Louis, No.
iyI1-3m
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100 C. 4 T.LEWIS. 100
NO One Hundred and Ninety, Main 81
S.lF.VT LOUIS. .U0.

~ II oYV
No One Hundred and Ninety, Main st,
S.aLvT LOUIS, no.
One door belo,O the Virginia Hotcl
Large 100 on top ofMe House.
HAVING received the laroes, aor,ion
of our Fall and Winter Stock of Rea-
dy Made Clothing. which is Immense 70.
are now prepared to supply Conntrv Deal
ers, Farmers, and others! upon the most
reasonable terms.
our .fSSORT.HE,v'T
consists of every article kept in n general
clothing and out.fitting establishment. and
IS acknowledged by every person who has
VISITED our store to be the larrest. chea nest
and most complete assortment
Ere,. brought
to SAINT Louis. Our clothing this Fall is
made OF the very best materials new and
fresh from the Factory-cut by men of ac.
knowledged skill and ability-and out to.
gether sfrong-and in a STYLE fully equal
TO the best custom uorh. All of which Will
DC soid so VERY LOW, that
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No TICE

The Members of the Reading Room As
soeation, are requested to meet at their
room this evening, on business Of impor-
iance, punctual attendance is requested
Per order Of DIRECTORS.
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Protection Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company.
Il lyman COOK has been duly an


Ii a pointed an Agent Of the Protection la.
surance Company Of Hartford, Conn, at
Burlington, Iowa, and IS authorized To in
sure dwelling houses, stores and ware hou-
SEES, mills, manufactures, barns, stables
and the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species o. property ~
gains, loss or damage by fire. The rates
Of premium offered us low as those OF
any other similar institution. and every
man hls now an opportunity, for u ;rifiing
sum TO protect himself against the iavages
Of this destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings
OF many yeats.
There are two situations, in either Of
which the value Of Fire Insurance can be
adequately appreciated, viz: While stand
ing upon the RUNS Of a persons own proper
ty, receiving from the Insurance ufiice the
i1ll amount which he has lost; or standing
upon the same spot surrounded, perhaps,
by 4 dcsolated family, lamenling that stu.
putty aud folly which failed TO provide a..
gJinst such contingency. lel2-tf
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NVANTED--500o lbs good fresh
" Butter ~ exchange for rood. :. css,,
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Ser Serq Sator.

Dieie sefeierte S0De fteist 5000 SUP
bob aus bet Gbene bon G5braeton in Der
eonof # 8olilda ols Elm iiolirter &ales
tteinfelien empor, pel6er Die Sorm zines
3uderbutes nit ob9ebro6euer Spite bat.
8dloer BON Gi6en uno tpiloen ptta5ien
befleioen feinen Sup bic fteilen 8dnoe
oufwdrts iino fables @eifein, bic uno ba
NIT nieori9em @eifrdub betpabien. Den
Sipfel ma6t Elm plateau aus, ettpa pom
ltmfan9e elmer batben Stunoe ; ct 1T nit
oem fboniten, blumenrei6en Watten iiber
5o9en, uno lleberreffe bon &loifern, &a=
pellen uno Giniieoeleen lie9en serffreut
umber. - Gbe oaS 2ano unter tiirfiiber
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elbsr. pFSriefe uno WtlttDellun9en mhllen
Srublale nicbt gang ou5bleiben; alein be-
te oonn nit einem eben 70 finoliben Ser
trouen 5u Sbm, ME Ou eben jeet in TN:
ierer pforrfircbe 9ebetct bait, 70 lpiro ct
oQe5eit 0ein treuer 9elfer fein, wie Ell
Dir eben jeet 9ebolfen bat"
Scum puroen no0 Die 8ermonoten be6
&inoes 9erufen. Sie mobten nitbt Die
9erin9ite @inpenouns oo9esen, oob bic
endoi9e Srou bic orme 8oiie annebmen
pollte sic freuten lib pielmebr oariber,
uno poren NIT auem iebr 5ufrieoen. 81
ne nob er6bere Sreuoe uno 3ufrieoenbeit
5ei9ten fte aber, alS bic Sran BON einoen
erfldrte, ite mollte oas Mdo6en 70 an
nebmen, wie e5 ltebe uno 9ebe, uno Die
fleine ointerlahenibaft Der Seriforbenen
nebit Sopbien6 iibri9en &leioern ibnen u.
ibren &inoern uberla1en. Sopbie min fbs
te Iib nur nob eini9e Qnoabt6bti(ber il.
rer Mlutter ais Elm frommes Qnoenfen,
Die man ibr Damn au6 germ ti6erlieB.
I'm fol9enoen Mlpr9en febr frube nobm
bic Srau BON einoen Sopbie gu ft6 in
Den 8eilewa9en, uno fubr NIT ibr 5nrucf
ouf ibr S0loB.
Srau Don 2inoen mar ouf ibrem StbloI.
le iebr fpdt in Der Stobt nit Sopblen ons
sefommen. Sic aB nod eini9e6 Beni9e
gu Nabt, lief Sopbicn neben fi6 figen,
uno le9te ibr BON 2(llem rei6lib Dor.
6ierouf fiibrte'iie oo5 Sinh ouf Elm fleiz
ne6, orti9es Simmer. rDieB, ia9te ite,
1T BON nun an oein S6lof5immer. Gu
CUTE ysa6t, iblof' pobl, uno persib ni6t
oos eibt ousjul0lben !" Sophie war IL
ber bic Sreunoli6feit Der Srau, uno nob
n,ebr tiber bic @ute @otte6, Der 70 pdters
li6 fit lte 9elor9t bate, gang entSuft.
Mit Sbrdnen oes Sanfe6 in ben Uu9en,
uno nit 9efolteten 6dnoen iblief fie Elm.
Ills fie Mor9enS errpo6te, fono fte
neue uriabe, fi6 gu freuen uno @ott 5u
banter. Sn Oct Staot bate ffe in elmer
finitern Strobe cine iebr en9e, trouri9e
9Bobnun9 9ebobt; in ibr ounfles S0lofz
fGmmerlein bate oas 9an5e SaDr peoer
Sonne nocb Wonb bienein9eibienen. III
lein bier in Dem S0toie, i0ien ibr ios
9lei6 Die auf9ebenbe Sonne in oos Sen
fer, uno pecte iie. Sophie ftono iosleicb
ouf, trat an ba6 Senffer, uno blifte nun
re6t in ben poQen SrIbline binau5. Ser
@emtiie9arten unten am SbloiIe pron9te
NIT 9riinen &rdutern, uno farbi9en 8lus
men oller 2(rt. Seitpdrts ben 0G9el
binauf 5o9 itb ber Soum9arten, BET bon
rei6li6en 8lutben folf gang weib II. rotb
par. BUR onoern Sete bate man cine
ibone Qusli6t iber arti9e O0rfer, uno
btumi9e g8ielen, Die bon tpaloisen 8er=
gen be9rdn5t wuroen. Sophie fonf auf
Die Gnie, uno banfte 9ott pom Neuem,
oab ct ite an einen 70 freunoli6en Srt 5u
elmer nod frcunoli@eren 8rou 9efibrt
babe.
Srou BON einoen be5ei9te itb 9e9en
Sopbie ais cine wabrbaft liebeoolte Muts
ter; ober ou6 Sophie bien9 NIT oer finos
li6fen siebe an ibr, uno that allies, mas
fie ibr nur an ben 2(u9en onieben fonnte,
NIT Sreuoen. @ar oft, ebe Die Srau nod
elm &ort iaote, war Sophie fbon auf
Dem @ese, oieies ooer ienes berbei gu
brin9en. sic mar 70 fromm, 70 willi9,
70 aufribti9, 70 bei6eioen, bab Die Srau
oas &ino nit ieoem Sage lieber 9elponn.
(3orHeBuns foIst.)
=NE=
Scr Sers Xabor.
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8a5rsans 6, sanze @8am#er ess.
ssn.- Der NtbsraIe Heobaehtsr srfasint jees

=; @ :$ :$ $ $$ $ 5 $$=$
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Sooesurtbsil.--Der S6eriT Don Bp.
omina Gauntp, pa. bat bic Sooese@ar=
rant fit Sraneis 8asler erbalten, tuelber
i'm Sunfbannoef @efdn9niiIe ifst. St
ioa ben %. Wdr5 9ebdn9t tperoen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

sosoos her-, n the ~afo sskeS are scN
,.sail, Es~i 1hcte 70 something mote IN
ID j, ibaa q mets sgfm,ss II beeosn.ns
well kpown N The border towns Of New
H.,npsAts. Mssssehvscits, and Ssv ] OH,
thai csr lesch.r are oeHhef eIsot0sd not
Looked shet ssd noa . lev have slrssdy
sr.i.d tbem.eives 81 Q aass q sdaih
which places the brss end The wora eAse;ly
90 level On The o.hsf had, wili our
rop -etsbls and Intelligent sesc Aers centsn,
TO We chased wsh tbs rcjrcsed seam from
abroad, OF will they 20 " here their aisn,s
vii be thoroughly known end psoperly
sppreen,cd' And finally, shall re IBID
our hands, ssd psi'so,iy ssbnn 70 . ssss Of
IN ngs which has an insyitable teodewy TO
drive oG the bcs teachers, end Gil our
schools with those ~ho dare not even ofer
Their services where they are known g.
VIII this Be dong jusi,ce 10 the ri,in.
generation Will they thus be fitted ior
an honorable rvslty wdh the youth o
o,h,r Susiesf 10 II righ, iha, through ouI
negligence their hru movements IN lil,
,houli be thus hAmpered Surely such
questions a these admit bu, Of one ans wer
i,-, Us unite than, IN calling upoo our leg
nlsturs Tor an immed,s,e and . thorough
reform ouch reform Is will RAISE up on
school, 10 the level ofthose OF the States .
round US, snd tho, enable Us 10 share IN ID,
progressive movement ofthe age.
THOMAS n PALMER,
fonrifies for di'Hnnalins injermai,o'
resptct.ag School La~L.
P,riford, VI May -. is<5
iLi-Ednou Of Newspapers ,hrouc hou
the Sa- OF Vernon, are requested, by IN
MIddkbury Convention, to give the abov
IN early insertion in their columns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
BRIGHTON MARKET.

At market az Beef Cs,ile, al woke work
ing O.sn. stCows and Calves, 1850 sheep &
about 400 swine.
Ps,crs Beef Cattle. We quote EIirs
%, so Fns, qu-lity $685. s,s1 Second
quality, % IS $3.50.
Working Orsn. Sslss al ssA. 90, 90, 100
ie1,
Co~sand Coles Doll, Bu, fcw good
Cows al market. Sales SEA, 81, 90, 80,
90, and CAS-.
Sheep.-Dull. Sales made A,sl,1j, 2,i7
TO 400 and 80.
sumo Last weeks prices were fully su'
tanned. Al wholesale. I ! 2 and 5 l.2c. Al
retail 5 IT and q i-2.
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RAIIoROiD NOTICE.

The Com1,ss,ooep n the ChsmPisia
End Conncc,,evs River Rsil rod Comps-
ny ere r-qusscd 70 nees q the vsf~ooi
Ho,1l. IN M'ddiebory, % Tksrslsy the
Sab DAY Of June u IL O'clock, scoa, 70
make arrangements for oreuiog the soet
Books in The several towns, 70 pursuasee Of
previous oo,,er. Bv order Of
TIMOTHY FoLLETT. Chairman.
A. L. BROWN, See'y
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MARRIED..

Al Windsor, Conn. on the 10Th ins =,
BY Rev Samuel Woleost George W
Strong, Of this place, and Ellen Sophia,
younges daughter Of Marin Ellsworth
Esq ofW.
Ia Troy. n Y, on the 18Th ina., By
Rev. w. n. Waher, Mr. lssae sehrsm o
Grand Blanc. Mich, IN Miss Ann Eliza
daughter Of ( Orvis, Esq. Of the former
niars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
@. l.. ROBBINS

HAVING Jusi received q new and good
III assortment OF good. embracing slmos,
every article under the head Of Staple end
Fancy Dry Goods. Groceuss, Crockery,
Glass and Hardware, selected expressly Tor
this market Offers lhsm Tor sale al the brick
s,srs two doors south Of tie Franklin Hotel
At a small advance from cost, for cash, eoun-
ICY produce, or on short approved credit.
Believing that his stock was purchased Of
the lowest market price, thinks that he can
oAss - gres, inducements, to purchasers a.
any other mercantile house within thiuy
miles Of ,as line Of the Conneciieu River
aud Lake Chsmpisin Railroad. 81
Rviand ssy, IS. fs45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
TAkE NOTICE

DUMPS and Leap pipe can be bough,
Il cheap, al the old stand nj Cas,ls.on Mills
The subscriber keeps on hand grand ason-
men, Of metallic pumps, which he can frank
~ say 4 Q a better article than can be bough,
10 tho stale.
Lead pipe will DO furnished al short no
,ceT Call and see
n. X. WHITNEY.
Css,lston Mills, W. Nay %, ls44 % An
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ATTENTION CAVALRY

The members OF the Fourth Cavalry
Company are hereby notified and warned
10 appear al e. Noulion's Inn, IN Cssleioa,
on Tsesd.y The 81 day OF June neT' al 9
o'clock, a IN, yrdos~-d, armed and equip
ed, % required by hw, for the purpose Of
inspection and military drill, and there
await furher ordsrs BY order OF the
Csptarn, r. w. wHlTLOCK, CLERK
cuileion, May ~, isfS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

State ~ lermoni ISE II remem cred
Dis,ric, Of Rutland, IS - lha, I. asu,ed
Probate Court holden al Rutland ~ilhin and
Tor said disuict on HE FIRST Monday, being
5lh day OF May, ISIS
Present VIM. Hall, Judge
John S .lStaf1nrd. administrator OF the es-
tate u Stephen Stafford late Of Nalhnford
in SAID dlslnct, deceased. interstate, proposing
to render 40 account Of bis said adminlsiIa-
tiop:
1t is ordered that sa!l accoun, be refcrred
for examination and allowance ~ the first
Monday being the end day Of June next, and
that copy OF lhi, order be published three
weeks Auccessively, previous thereto In the
Rutland Herald q newspaper printed at Ru,-
land, that all persons Interested NAV appear
and OBJECT 10 the same II they see cause.
A true copy OF record.
10 HENRY HALL. Register
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NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY COCNERN
THiS may that | have this day given
Il my son John W. his time during the
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to contract for himself, and shall claim none
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Rutland MAY 20, lS45.
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April, 1915
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Orp Taylor Administrator u tie sti,is
Of Levi Taylor, late Of Clarendon, IN sad ti,-
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estate,
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Rutland, that al persons interested nay ~.
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