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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

BooTs AND sHoEs-E. Johnson. wholesale and retail
dealer in Eoots and Shoes Ne i2 Chatham street.
oae Of the comgIete assortment. Of articles lis line
bas ess which s TO be found IN any establishment in this
City Bis articles all from the best flc;sres his
prices either 10 country merchants city
VII be found much lower than The average Of the prices
where the quality Of goods sold. good way,
however, for those who have any doubts to make cal
and GINNING for thslseIyes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

CHEEokE CLAIMs.-Tne L. :. Commissioners,
Col George G Washington the associate o; Cen Mason
Colonel A-;ead. Sec-es:y Of The Board OF Cculls-
sloners brought the. bors severs! weeks DURATION TO
Friday evening last. and let this place or the
following morning. ;gr Fort Gibson bearing with them the
high confidence and hearty coed wishes Of clzens-
The claims c:s sied By these gentlemen ve
and amount IN the aggregate, 10 between thee aud four
millions Of dollars
The Commissioners viii close their sbors in this cocntry
The I3,h and proceed forthwith Washington 5r
tie purpose .tutca:ng claims We regret yery muck
ths: the adjudication Of claims will not lie made
copn:ry Instead ct being transferred Washington be-
would oe ir convenient claimants
pose then less the ts thar may Be practIced, despite
vigilance and h5ues;y Of the Commissioners by those who
obtain : livelihood oui OF l-goiten indian money.
lCherokec Advocate, April ).
CHEROKEE DELEsATIoy.-The Delegation dp-
pointed The late session OF the National Council u repr
the Cherokee Nation beore the Government: Of the
United safes LEFT Park Eli Tuesday the ls instant:
FOR Washington L s composed IN part John Ross Rich
srt Joseph Yana John Loorey Aaron PRICE, David
flI John Spears and Thigh walker. Tie business en-
trusted 20 these gentlemen is OF great importance
whole Cherokee pese and Is Of yEsrs Standing
having originated about the time of ard previous TO- tie
removal o. the Of the Cherokees their present
homes They bear with them the best wishes Of their
countryuen and the hope ha; they may be successful Il
~ early PERIOD in bringing speedy settlement with the
Government all questors OF interest the Cherokees
Cherokee Advocate, April ;.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

JoyEs'S CgAxGEABLE LocHS.-Ihe Courier and
Enquirer bears full testimony (says the Newark
Daily to the merits Of the matchless Safety Locks
of or ingenious towasman. Mr.. Fl. c. Jones, and
says
We have Lately seen the lock OF r. C. JONES, o Ns6a,k
and after thorough examination OF H. feel abunianiiy
tilted In recommending banks ani insurance compa-
ncs carriers steamboats, and railroads. and indeed TO all
having lie yauablcs 10 lock upas complete
curty :aiEst being tni-aie or picked.
Il would be impossible withOp; having model before
the eyes, 10 make description u hl. lock Ilte!ishebut
il ma ne said thai owg the nErnber and arrangement
Of tlJ In he lock. and o. corresponding bs in the key
alt which may be shifted AZ p!easureand 70 The chan
ges-nnumer2oe almost-'ghich df rent combinations o
these bis and tumbers Droiuce-diculties virtually
amounting u ilnp09S.bities inter posed against iHa
ting the lock, aSng any impression that Will he ayala
BILE OF The key This ock, moreover. is against
IL. maker all who had any hand In It's fabriclt!on,
against any other-for the moment comes into the hands
the purchasers, with arrangement Of parts he has
only 20 change another and the chances are-a
world 20 i politicians disinterestedEess-that the maker
cannot hit upon the particular change.
There still further security moreover against any
essfu being made 4; the arrangements
Of The lock Dy the Introduction Of Instruments through
The key hole-cr, By very l0genOus application u al
ecc>atric. which with whatever, shape or
signed to FUN! the purpose OF key other than The right one
IS introduced :he key hole, rase one OF the
iumbler-, uHtl l. catches by cog. tooth, and then
MISUNDERSTANDING tie skeleton key from turning
any .urther-d the defeating ths purpose either Of
opening or copying the lock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
THE TRIBUNE.
saTIIRD.y MORNING. APRIL &c. 1915.

- p,vov.rs-Frasr OF MAr-SGbscribers who ir-
-. .o change their residence :he frs. Of May will
s as book is now open a, the Office for entering
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

LAST thi,. Of that wonderful, Giant the American
MC,eg Thousands will embrace this last opportunity 10
nm -peciai they ENJOY the superb DetfonnaIces
ihe itnocn et bali pa: AID ihc evening c.o III;
enough ctCwsf .l.Oon 20 that The Aniing
peaSns Automrien, the Dancing figures. Great Wtern.
L. rtrfli1
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Ne,,-York Legislature.

THURSDAY, AprL ~.
in SENATE, Mr.. Bartlit reported adverse TO the
petitions for bill enabling the Agent OF the Sing
Sing Prison 10 execute certain Stone contracts
Mr. Folsom also reported, complete, the bill in rea
ton TO ticking the Census Of the Sfats-Laid on
the table for the present, but subsequently ordered
10 be ensrossed for third reading. The bill
tecornmen nding a Convention OF tae Peep.e was
received from the Assembly, and, On motion OF Alr
Boekee, referred 10 a Select Committee OF ose
Senator from each Senate District. On motion or
Mr. Lott the Special Order was suspended, Tor The
purpose OF reading the New-Yors and Long Island
Ferry bill a third time After discussing the bill
some tine, the hour of having arrived, the Senate
took recess.
In the HouSE, petition was presented by MI
7 E. Lee, OF the Pert WardeEs OF New forA IN
reference 10 the Hurl-Gaie Pilots The House re-
ceded from lis amendment 10 the Senate bill con-
ceraing the State Library. Mr.. Howard, from the
Canal Committee, by consent submitted Report
csncernug the Canals Mr.. Chase reported the
Senate bill 10 reduce Town and County expenses.
and moved /; 10 d reference 10 report complete =
&lr. Russell objected saving The bill was too iIn
portsni 10 be hurried through IA this manner 1t
Sas finally made the Special Order for Tomorrow.
In Committee OF the Whole, The House toek up
the bill Ia relation 10 the Canals (App.opriates
Sl97 eco 10 certain Public Wofas) debate here
sprung up on the bill, and, while Nj Bsiiy was
king grounds against II, ihe House iook recess
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

x ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
tn. TRIBUNE be Eaid 70 the Agent,, Zieber Co.,
Ledger Buildings. I'd and Chesput where single copies
may also be obtained daily al O'Clock. t2) flTeodly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

Rotary STEAM ENGINE.-Mr. j. Wright OF this
city, fnrnarenan, has made an improvement upon the
steam engine which promises to be of great service Tue
piston instead of moving backward and forward In the
usual manner, rcvOves In cylinder describing circle
about three feet In diameter The steam Is sppled to The
piston BY set nsenlously con;ryed valves, which re5
to the force and pressure produce steady circ
lar motion. We of these machines IN motion .
few iays ago. II Of about iiteen horse power ana
with small quantity OF sean performed Its work with
great easc vithou. the assistance Of fr wheel The i'll
ventor intends taking Uuta patent. Rochester Dem
Suspicion REMOVED Frederick HavIland, sus-
pectel Of having murdered Hugh Logan h the neisnbor
hood Of Tnnkhannoek, Pa has been released ltappe1r
that Logan fell out OF boat drunken ft and was
drowned IN the Susquahannah.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
T0.DAY,S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAeE-Lady willopghby's Diary.
LAST PAeE-Sonnets, by J. Augustus Shea j;
an Introduction 10 the Pope; Commercial and
Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Ne,y-York Presaytery.

The PrssbyIev OF New-York has just held its
Seuai-,nuuu Session From the Annual Report the
Goncr. Assembly appears that The Pre5y;er consists
ESQ Ministers and has uadey Is Il Churches with
..ioI ConmuticS) L Leeu:iAes. and Candidates foT
the Ministry The following persons were licensed at the
last meeting to preach The Gospel David c. Lyon, Alex
b Bu!iols. Luxe Do-land Robert anli Nelson p Cham
Berlin James SieSbns, Hugh Carpeatc- Aarou l. Ls
ley, and Thomas Frazer.
The amount OF contributions ana collections Tor benevO
ic; purposes raised By the Churches Of this Pres5y;ey
tie pas, yea SlO,336, This exclusive of sums raised
for seci. local purposes sfhe Congregations besides ;he
supper: OF the GosPs, among themselves. Since the as;
Report ye1 ago for Churches have been ossaniE
ed-Ffecnth- street. Jersey City, wnams5urgh. Tariff
VILE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

Oa. Gen. WINFIELD Scorr for President and
Hor ALEX. BARROW of Lou. for Vice President
a,e proposed by the Harrisburg Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

as- The Select Committee on the coxvgxrlox
BILL consists of the following Senators, Mess,s
BocKKE. Lorr, BERIM,x, yARNEy, SHERMAN,
BCRNHAa, LESTER, PUrNsM--the last only Wing.
Common decency would have required OF the
Lieut. Governor the selection of Mr. Folsom from
this District As it is, a party which was decided
minority OF the votes cast the las, State Election
was seven-eighths Of the Committee on 'hls most
important subject. We count MesSrs. bockee,
Varney, Sherman. Lester and Putnam trends OF
Constitutional Reform, though we have doubts OF
the chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

The CuEKozEES the Cherokee Advocate
of March 9Th, We learn that meeting OF Chero-
KEGS was held al Tahlequah, the Seat Q; Govern
nen!, on the 9th ult 10 take INTO consideration
the propriety OF adopting such legal measures. as
might be cacpiaredto protect the ChsIokee against
farther oulrases from th- military Of EorI Gibson
series OF Resolutions was adopted exFressv: OF
the sentiments OF the meeting, and appointing
Committee to memorializs The Government and
urge upon IT, in respectful manner. the very great
importance 10 the Cherokee people OF The abandon
ment ci Fort Gibson. Tie meeting ald resolutions,
saysine Advocate, were not the offspring OF ground
isss prejudice against the United States Military,
butihe natural results OF the fisgrani wrongs thar
have been perpetrated upon Cherokee citizens and
property the revcnng principle established N then
couits OF Enquiry and the vice and immortality that
DO and always have existed, about the reserve.
difiuslns ther pernicious Influences throughout The
country
O. Mr. ]. NJ Francis has become Associate Ed
tier Of the Rochester Daily Advertiser.
O. We regret to learn that Mr. WoRpES. OF
Ontario whose absence from Tie House for the last day
Will have been noticed Is confined 20 his lodgings II
Congress Hail By severe Illness. Alb. jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

YER ANOTHER The Robert L. Stevens, when
a, Cadwes 4; ha-9as, yesterday morning broLe her
pillar bccSs. Sc We understand she vii! he.
wins as an opposition bos: IN a few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

Shipping intelligence.
Cc5- Col. john Il. CxozlEE OF knoxville is the
whs candidate for Congress IN the lid Dis,sic, of
Tennessee lie is bound 10 run on, Julius W
Blackwell, Loco Lewis Ren.om and Wm. NJ,
Cooke are rNaI Wing candidates IN the I'D e
strongly Whis> District
G2- Hon Joy,x &. Azux, Wing NJ. c. from the
Memphis District, Tenn, is compelled by i'll health
TO decline reelection
e5- No Mail South of Richmond either yes,er-
day or 1he day before. Wha; can be the matter,
FROM BgSMrDA By the arrival OF the Tlesco,;,
Capt. Au;hony have the Royal Gazette Of the 18Th
instant. I, contains not scrap fnews
IS The majority for the rejection of the Cons,i-
tut!on OF Iowa viii be two or three thousand.
The ARcHBiSHor.-Wc regret to learn iha; Arch
bishop Ecccston recoveriog but slowly from the ELECTS
OF wounds received Saturday AFTERNOON last by f>aiug
from his carriage His head. which sustained the prnc
pal inury ard still Is in quite excited state caasng
Some apprehenssons OF Inflammation OF the BRAIN None
but the physicians and necessary attendants permitted
10 visit his room. baltimore Pat.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

o. Persons in want of Cotton and WoOlen Ma
chinery will do well 10 lock at the advertisement Of Allen
Rising Paterson y. j. which III be found in another
column
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

ny- The Globe establishment has been valued at
s35 600, and passes for tha, to its new propri-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

THE AMERICAN PoULTsRLR's COMPANION: By C y. BIZ
s;ENr. SAXON Miles, POS broadway.
The third edition Of this valuable woik has been
called for by the public. 1t is complete manual
for the rearing breedog. fteuins and general manage
of he ious species OF domestic poultry IL the
economy Of farming, things neglected often
the poultry department. The Farmer generally considers
at his hens Gad ducks PICK MP their living abou;
the farm, and that any labor expense bestowed upon
them is thrown sway-whereas, by proper attention. and
by small expenditure for food poultry viii pay as large
an increase any department: OF the farm We hope TO
Agycultursts alive 20 the Importance efb be-
slowing upon these small deer, and IL this
OF Mr. Dement'S VIII be found fan directions thls
care may DC bestowed IL the most profitable Way.
ErnlXoLeGr. oR rgs FHILosoraY MESNERisM AND
fHRENoLoGr BY J. STANLEY GRIMES
This work gives new philosophy OF sleep and
consciousness, and new theory oi the organs of
Phrenolocy, with review OF the p:eensions OF NeuraoSy
and PhTelology. Mr. S,ule, 'sncw system OF Phrenoo
- has excited considerable attention from those who have
given ne the study OF this science and he has aoored
Lis peculiar views with much ability and
cess lis system has received the aPpgobato-y ;esmoal
ais Of some OF the ees ads Of he country. Tie work
published oy Sax,Or & Miles, No. 2O5 Broadway.
(;- 'THE PHuoSorHY OF TIE TENPErAycs Re-
FoEomT;oN'-the Essay by Or. Tr4ll, 10 which lhe
Premium Of Sloo recently awarded by COMMITTEE
has just been published Tract the organ Ofce.
2l inn-st. This Essay opgh; be placed In every family
in cur City, the General Temperance Council originally
intended snd trstit vii! be. Bu; DO tis fnds
needed, and thsy viii be found Every d>Iia-
contributed viii circulate ieas, hundred copies OF hi,
capital essay. FrieaGs Of Temperance help
G. TIE Mosaic WoRKERs, by Madame George
s,ad Is this morning published English. and for sale by
wu H. Grahsrn, Is2 Nsssan-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

L. :. COMMISSIONERS CYTicg CHARGE or REVOLT
Two scane named T. Potter and w ilallock belonging
To the scr arrested yesterday by Assistant
Marshal StIwc gcd by the Captain with having ai-
iemuteI 10 create revolt by drawing knife. &c. ut ia
racalbo Cuba while the schr recently lay there. They
were committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

SUPERIOR CouGr.-LEwIs Il. GRIFFIN VS.. The MAYOR
CoNNoxALrY. SC. OF New -for%-Acuon 10 re over ia
,rar. arising from the block opposite that Of plaintiffs
premise At the White FORT being occupied by tie Corpo
ration as depository street manure. whereby the waite
Of platgns property deprecated. &c. This case tre-
rrc 20 vesierday)-wls concluded. II was shown that
Mr. Crlfn purchased, 1899. $50 and ISL II lots ioE
which he paid So n0o the dspoti for Manurebce opposite
as now at the timc and had been since le35. The
Court charged that the Corporation must have some place
TO deposit manure but II Is liable H. in doing 'oit
creates nuisance. The Jury must take into c0ts!dera
ton that the depot there at the time
OF plaintiffs purchase and that he had never made any
complaint Of il until the bringing Of this sst. Verdict
for Plaintiff. S35C0
Jean ANN FERREgs vs. JouS PEARcE ,Np OTHERS
Action Fjectct possession OF premises NO
2f7 Bowev being OF the six lots purchased by John
fcrrer deceased in 1894, a $4,000 for the SIX lots The
lot In question was leased. 1872 for 90 years but the
lessee in whose hands at the expiration OF the time
Henry Abel refused to surrender it, and action Is brought
bv plaintiff against the tenant 10 recover poSscsselI Her
tile was shewn to be good Verdict for Plaintiff, !or the
premises IS claimed III the declaration.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

e5- No Mail South Of Richmond either yes,er-
day or he day before, Wha; can be the matter!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

We hope, now that the Bowery Theatre is again
burned down without the slightest possibility OF
being rebuilt, that Canalsreet will be imme-
dlaiely extended to the East River, or at least
TO the Bowery or East Broadway The eXten-
sion of this street has long been contemplated. and
without il the Eastern section OF the City can
never have easy access to Broadway or The North
River. Measures OUCH, 10 be taken to carry out
tins desirable improvement forthwith.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Subscriptions received to the Weekly
y. Subscriptions to the Daily Tribune,

Not i2eIaaz any feeeiyed III the dry of New York.
II a= cash IL ail c4ses ACCOMPANYING the crteF.I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

corRr or COMMON PLEAS SAMUEL H. WRIGHT y.
r,Sy AID VI M,xGuu-Messrs. l. y VI. bought OF Plaintiff,
cargo OF feed contained in the ike-boat Diamond They
srced 20 paw /. cents per bushc After receiving boi
bushels tev refused 10 receive any alleging that he
quality was no; good supposed Upwards OF 'Ooc
bushels remained and plaintiff sold IT, on their account at
cents charging L. NJ. for difference and bring action
for tho amount of his bul. Verdict for Plaintiff, Si2369.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
The conven,ion-Pro and Con.

We have at several times through the last Two
wears sci before our readers some portion OF the
,ss.o,s ,s which have impelled Us TO advocate the
.,T;,g of q Convention 10 reform Our State Consr-
tn,;on AS we have not published much on the
other s;de. we propose now 10 supply The omission
in part by giving place TO the leader in yesterdays
corig 8. Enquirer, which paper is, after the
Albany Argus. the leading journal in hostility TO
Constitutional Convention The Argus is the
more adroit, the Courier the more manly, in its
opposition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

STATE of Iermoni |DE remembered
DIs''lcIoi Faifhavcn,ss ID ,hn, =, probu,
couH holden al Casiiclon within and ior aid
c's'f'e' on the 2lst day Of December, 1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purpur,inp to be
The lat will and tesiatncn, Of Elisabeth Du..
hing' late OF liubbard,on, in said district do
eased being presented 10 said couu l1l pro.
bate pa
II is ordered by the court that notice ,hef..
% oe gwen TO all persons concerned TO ap.
pear al session. oi said court 10 be holden
al the probate office III Casiletoh on the tb,,d
DAY OF February neXt,,o contest the prnb,,e "a
SAID VIII, II they see cause, by publi,bico
TINS order three weeks suecesaively pteyio,.
10 SAID lime OF hearing, IN the Ruiland Her.
aid, newspaper printed at Rutland.
true copy Of Record.
Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
NEW YORK
GRAND ACTl0N-PIANO FORTES.

WV. PEASE late from New York rc-
w specifically announces To the Musical
world and lh" puhil- IN general, that lie !,
receiving a '1'oniId ss>pnmen' ~ celebrated
Gfdnd AeroH pilno Fnrtrs llosewood and
Mahogany, con>iru' a. tic most approved
principals. with all Tho modern improvements
3un-qps.'ed IN brl,lisncy Of tone iinencs, Of
ton J., aud prrf-ctness Of mechlhI,m. and
warranted TO endure The oItrens of clim,,c
IN this country. Old Pianos taken in rI
'hanRe and Piano fores tuned, Piano ware.
r""m' Yves, Puuitney, nes " opposite the
tcadrmv
u The above instrument, have re
c''"d hsi premiums. (gulI media atthe
hn'e'l'an i"s'liu,e m New York Tor the best
'ohe touch and hnish, aud the subscriber
"a feiet persons Ia several Gentlemen az
west and Miidle Granville who La, rur.
'h'sed Of hin duung the raNo year. Tho
''"'Nr >ituuenis Wi he sul a, low ,s can
N'c purchased To- New Yof. thereby sayino
"ircn>" OF transportation and warranted Tor
"te wear. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
c. X. LEWIS
PACkAGE EXPREXX

Nii. suSoscilbet having established an
\ E1weNs 10 run bes~eeh Boston and
M"n''''l' ,ra''nS Boston On Monday ofeach
week va u'hGutg Railroad. thencr by STAGE
'hf"ugh keene, Walpole, BELOW iall.Tbe,.
ter, Rutland. MiIjirbury N-teenues To Bur,
lugihn. 'Hcnce by SIoamboa, Ia Canada
Tie ~ r1ap Rui,aGd, Tuesday mornlne of
e.. "reA. gong Gof;h. ami Thursday shct.
aeon % casa week, gong 10 Bo.ion. r.e
"'leri 4, IN transmit Specie, Bank Notss.
'c',.c't and paw Notes, Drafts and Bis. bu,
goods aud d" all other kinds nf business thai
may Re cr'ius'ed To AIS charge. all small
bundles i.Acn and delivered. charges reason.
aole. burIs may be leh with William Avery
o. " oHun. at tie fIankhn Hotel. Rot.
'5so*5and Al the Stage Houses on the Route
"nr'e - All lie sure 10 et, them.
Fo't"i air solicited
'bases 10 /, maikel 'Bv I<wi,' TX.
pfe,s & X IEVrs
Hutird. Sept. Isu. go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
CARMEL MAKING.

rI,IIE Suhss cutters would ene u"'"r ~
their c1s,oucfs ADD The puOli ihai lhoy
~ n continue t. csr,v On III Cabinet Waking
tu,ine,, Ia IN nsNariuus Ot 'nthcs, ~" dooi ,
north NJ The J,il. where they have on hand
/, eu,d assortment uf wofk aud have just re-
,,r,,d from Boston roosssiock ct mahoia-
IL, and trimmings and will hold 'hemscl'e..
IN readiness tneiecutc all orders entrusted
hsT,F,,, and mos, workmanlikc manner.
Wanted ncN'h,uge Tor work, iuIleL c'o'h
lumher and all kinds ~ county produce
4 htrtsl discount made iot cash. Ih"sc
wishing in purchase any afli'le IN our llha
are requested To call & look before putoh's-
inp elsewhere, a. We shall sell as cheap a'
any other shop IN the county. ~
BUCK 4 CURTIS.
Rutland, NV. 1874 isii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
Pro Homo l'ubIiCo.


fNllE time has arrived when the seeds ol
l disease aud death are fring LAT '"d wide
through the ar, ant are pto'u-cly iht""
into our vegetable i"od, and he who would
avoid lhe'f "vsee' must apply the an'ido'o
carly. The anoientmaAi" SIN h"Id' az "ue
a. eret--'l'is easier TO rfe'rn' 'hAh 'Urc
disease
From The Mo)ical M,razine.
"Phelp>' Tunaio Pills are NOW distributed
To ,ceni, ~ moot oi the towns in New Fog
land tia, they m.V he ~lthin the reach OF AL
vino neAdihis valuable lcmrdy.
B.A,ou, Diseases, Jaundic,. RAcuna,rto.
Co,,,r.,,,, Dy,,c,,o and og,r,,,,,,t n tb,
STON zen and nov Frs ,n,r,be, WIN
many pr,ynu. nf,.,t,un. are cured b, ,l.c,r
Pm. v,no,., n,.du..,uc any t,t,nr.,prn, t.,
,'...,.,',,,..,..,, ,r,..',,,I- -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
COMMISSION AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Com III issiOn Merchant,
NO. so UTICA sTEtT,
BOSTON, MASS.

NO. so UTICA sTEtT,
BOSTON, MASS.
Oher their services for the sale Of Wool
Fork. Butter, Cheese, and every kind Of pro
ducc.
Advances made on consignmen,,,
DANIEL BAxrsn, }
CHARLES .. Guvr,
Refer in Vermont to
Rice, Root d Co. Cas,leton.
. Samuel Morgan, Esq, Ncrgennes,
in Massachusetts, To
Josiah Siedman, ESQ Boston,
Messrs. Slickney 4 Joy, "
in New York to
Hewlett Croft, Albany;
j. J. Ovcracre, Esq, Little Falls
Charles Ehle, Esq, Canajohare
A w. Clapp, Buffalo. rs Gmi,