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F1ST BAN4.l. ID, t Hlg afs, ea a'~iastree v3 glaeaIl and baagtal vaHsey ef new and fszh- ioasaie goods
 Ny selection of goods far LADIES DRESSES. S1c is very well 4aal, .f attention. The articles being ad6ifabs ia st}Ia and es.ee..5a, ia qualify. And all aaaptad 10 t. seszea.
 l. also. .caafseoaalaud Ia4 new steets afGL0.fH5, CASSIlERE&. NESIl&GS, S3IIsET6. and all articles ei geHtlamen's Heaf.
 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, Sse,, of tae iaiesl styles and best kinds,
 QurEEsWtRf, Gi.kss. GRoekeaY, HARDWARE Sac.. S,c.. large and valuable assortment
 SUGS H and G0FFEE Q. tie very best qualistas These eeea3 have just been purchased NiH CASH at jta Yer4 lowest prices. aad 1 can aHala a sell .h n lower, , lia4a, thaIt sReaaGteles haa eyer been sold, ia ls a.aekett
 All HeFzaas Hho wish D purchase goods at tHa very lowest prices, iaf CAsff. wild well to eaHi on GEORGE MELBOURNE,
 Lest sile qf liafa $. T-fu, ?. ei. Cej % TQfS Tn
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CnE3p GIOIHfIG, F.8.8fEY .4.YD E03T STORMS, .9Y
 GEORGE AND BROTHERS Dcoiers h aIi Binds of PfodFcc, Groceries. Dry Goods, Glo'aiEg, Hats and Cups,
 RaaYe Ciarq S.a 9se

sToRE N FRONT GF INTER srREaf, .4b0re tfe Sesa fioat Laalq.. Lftfle Rock, .4.5s. VXTE have ulHishcd St,a4baata Wiih Boatsa " meats aaz Vegetables. Sc, for the last ten years, and Hse still accommodate them uit! aa4 sia5 of Stores, Iaf as tlle market e5n afford. Fresh, Meats can be had al any hoar, as VI still carr on
 Planters are pHtcuiagly requested to give Us a call as We vii saip Cotton for ihen to N. Orleans and have Ii seld at the highest prices and we vii give the highest prices, orany kind e country pro dHce.
 NOV F. lst5. 9--}G.
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UNITED STATES og AMERICA, DIsTalcT Q ARgASsAs. YsNHE District Court oi the United States for the G District aforesaid for the adjudication Of un- confirmed French and Spanish Land Calms has adjourned oyer until ,i'e iirsi Monday of January ls46.
 And it s ordered by tae Court, that this notice be published ia the 'ArSausas Banner" for six weeks succcssiveIy, , .ase t' said first Monday of JanH- efFohsX Gl+rt.
 October L., soz5.
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T. w. UANIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 CoLUMBIA, ARKANSAS, N his professional persuits, he assures the public J that nothing will be omitted on his part to give satisfaction, to all honoring him with tbeir conf. dence, within ;he sphere of appendaat duties, n q pro4pt, assidaoHs, and lie hopes, effective manner. Particular attention will be given by him to ali collections, in this, and the adioiaing counties.
 REFERENCES MADE TO, DANIEL BREcs K, Judge oi the Court of Appeals
 Frank!od Kentucky. Col. 70. BUrLEp, CaTeolton, Ky, JAS. IAYLuR EsQ.,
 JoIN 5. THOMPSON, C. CHATHAM, II. D. tiat.oUsD1i5 hy' B. MAGoFFIN,
 j.. F. NgfALr Eso., New Castle, ky, CAPr. SlLAs CRATG, Chieot Co., Arkansas. December 3rd, 1915. I2-H.
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Saw @zs.5 C,E'EaE TzsR2 fO EeqPas. ' WlsH to leH my Saw and GIsl mil in Jeiareon x comfy I44 a-ia ar piefe vssf5. believe t the best 7er fe1sf tiia Sta.e: plenty of good tin. 4. aei i s, nlili Tiil ialsisa bseaI and fed fer 'ii tsttb.ishnani
 a.5o 4s.aa to contract fer taa making of se .oaa cy 5hins!zs. telsaas sistsas b rcni ihe nils, CT 10 cth.faet fer the siih.es. ., appIy to tac un- dersisaed at his plantation ia Jefferson counts. The term of the rent 4ai' b2 mad very advantageous to the me Lessee. SA4s. c. ROANE
 Nov I3, i345. f6.9,4
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IFa5tiaq,8S, February 10, Isff-i.

Flom ila Ree9g q si. .tota'f C9fet. Ceofge'oma
 D. C.
 lnraG'ease 10 inc aaoye, t giess me pleasure f. say, tAai f H4fsas Ui4. l5r tagir children faik fa guardian. aa accompli kind friend aBa beautiful example ia 8aaHe9a aHa in lie. lIaU ol none whom ! #eul Hafs highly recon lu nj than Miss Eos, Fl. ElrnsE.
 ALiaaSHf8 S}fR85. February Tn is45 I5 ain
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8BEs Ga <E IIGt.

N9sa ' I@a -7'. lEaEo TETHE undersigned Eaviae entered into brsiaass j. in this ely, attAe a.aam B8at Landing, HaFe in store and for sal4, a general assortment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE
 MD 9GR0CHERSH&BE, which taa5 V;a sell al tae lowest rates, aEd to which te attention Of purchasers is fespecifui, in yited.
 NEWTON, BoILEAU & Co. 25th Nov. 4sf5. lI-lf.
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Azz t2.Ats h+ataa=sz 3s fEfiE undsTszede3 nave Inns i34 a#sociaie1 tAeU -A selves oeethet for j1a ton oi GEF EH A. CouIfstaN 8UsiNG8 ifa.s c.tg uatef j. firm Of rBa1f 8. BElIt# Gnce, .t.5 C. street.
 J0IA [. PEaTf.
 S l. H4i&S}I. New Orleans, S ft, '. v
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Lgga4gssEgssy ae"B a3sas2, ,qs ENT 45 eoasnitt | Of Lawrence 11 " county, Silta sf azH#siIsfs, ou the zad >3 day ef Apgp,t, l345 a}s o.4a who aaya !. ms name i5 David, agd t5 5n 5-i1ags to q alan by the nama ef Baird ja Ae s,ateai Louisiana, abont l2 miles bcoW Trinity, on tsiael. river. David is q very stout black fellow, and i9 very sriHrt in conversation for ucera Il s about 7s or zy years gt3, tsct Scr 70 idctes fi, G aId aal ca aa oid pa3Hei brown pants aH4 an old palm icai hat
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property. pay charges and take him away, or he Hill b. deait with according to law.
 L. B. T0HEf, &ea9
 cf Lagre5se cgaafy, ylrtaasas. MopaateY l, I8tj.
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EElr EnIErlanLilnE

RN|1fH the intention ot aiding ia the aducaiion W ofyoaa egsstei Mss Ra&A M. NOU}SE proposes 7p,H51.- q sH.#.i aE3s et boarding scaoUi at h1 !ligidta3,. tt1 a,c residence of her father Aialar C.i- Aar1ss, situated ca the heights ahpHe ta"n,afa hFae mi''s from he city o- Wash in-'cn fte position i5 rc-1us t!Y healthy. cen. gi..- and easg sI access, cad tae saHse !a. and con iu4 4efs. Hae E2nag Ia5}#= H#a be iatt.a3 4 vi tfe Eaaaaz E. altaalas eHmeh il acrretasA. dld "ill h considered n every rsspee. IS ngsaasfs Of tae feastf
 inc srHea5 viii open on tHe ..fst .! October, aud as ta, n1mar vii oe iinited i will ba nacessats uat all application he made as sAea a- possible.
 Shn2A fa.eHeHesz b. ra8 fred. l. ghfsD a It Ha given t' resaas ia tAa District O! Columbia yal most of tHe S3}ifs.
 TERMS PER ANNJM PAYABLE GUAR
 -fEBLN IN ADt.8NGt =38lrj, incieanE aaAa. r, &c..gamF.ata c5ars' o5 ta5ltaa tR EpgljsAaHd ffsaeh; Useful aud Ornamental Needle Work $259 co
 E&rN-aEa CtsaET Italian 60 Drawing ae 1iusicoathe qi5ao lia-Fl Ga..ae each b co
 E3 cztH eft5s tat ,'a a5e os laaso and #sti selected Library.
 Each e#} ia}f must ae provided with silver cup fork, taiile ad teaspoon, aa3 1t dozen nap lsils
 Direct to MIgs RosA M. NotRsE, Washington, D. C., care of Major (. J. No8f=e.
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MY DEAR RosA:
 haze derieaa 90 much satis9aa- tpi#siIo tae isii1sa5 (. yesr nle5 ef tducaiiaS Your ani14of sf5ttIs, Wlt tsA St g91l oistlsft@ ions al tlc Highlands, s5 ioag Hog'E to me as the residence Of yo8f family, that cannot but express 10 you my qualification, as well in regard 10 your sisters as 10 those of your friends who snail avail thcin7elyea of the high and honorable devotion oi yottr time and talents Jo the duties of education. l know how efficiently yoa Nil ha aided in tha intellectual and domestic depa5tmaRts; and you are aware ho& highly value ba5la education Waa5 SO sustained. With every wish for the success q your estlbfshmeHt and every sanction which ny judgment can confer,
 l am, Yefy a5eet'onately, gaars.
 Ds P. MADISON,
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 tasie 'uties; coE5id 5ae tiuat f,

Etti s- tltsi, 3ue.esi G.. coEEidaaes tlust r,
 l1esoh tha aea1aiv course of eur aifaea aaa 5elwtor, tta HaR. Cder rad tia. ave recommend his ra-eiaet5a# .a- 9a afich bs a5n fll5 aith auca hoa8g .s 5asef aal fidelity to lhe aie.
 Nhioa ztz gtzti t'ns, Hfl ao=10l oJ 5j.t. i}u- val. aeers Ind .. 9tts F a'-15g { large Mgi0riB)
 IL was resolved that the Chairman aad Secretaries sign .he proceedings, and that tae ..Arlaasas lateligenest.0 and all other Dem ooratic papers throughout the S,ate, be re4ges- ted to publish them.
 On motion, stha meeting adjourned sias de
 K. c. s. BROWN, Chairman.
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After tho sale or o85r.og ahoYe meniiond shall have been completed, applies das tn locate the ra. maaiag unsolicited pot, ao 5ae.e9O acres will and all peeoHs 8f #aesledto embrsee n such applications iha ol acres con iainad h the tfaes5 dearaa
 Iad E 38D9N,
 b4%H AGENT.
 S-lgW.
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...o of Col. Hm. Mitchell, the .''' WI. MARSHALL, Chm.
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That this nc m a3loun until Rlay in April
 LA SUjFH, |IoEDAN, Sec'y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
200 Pages of rare and fashionable Mu
sic for three dollars.
THE MUSICAL GEM

VtplSaL W ,t
4 weekly publication Of ,are anil popular
music, Vocal ard Instrumental. consisting Of
standard and original songs, Duets, glces,
&c, wiihPisnoFoue accompanlmenis,o over
lures, quadrilles, wslires, marches, quick
steps. airs, rondos. ana selections from mod
ern operas mos, OF which hSvs never been
polished In his country.
Mr. G, WDerwor. a professor well known
to the musical World, has been enefged 10
superiniend the selecting and arranging DE-
partmeni, and the pUbFishef feels warranted
in asserting tina, the MUSICAL GEM will
bear comparison With any othei musical pub.
licslion In this country. Persons sending
%, fee o. postage, will have tho music
mailed 20 fhem weekly.
The following pieces are now ready fol
delivery. Rest Spirit. Rest" 0rom Amiiie
"Psah Hshz," by Fsancois Hunisn. "Th,
Bun haS esuem me sieeP'ns," celebrsistt
Hunting Song. The iost VIII cease 4
blow, as sung by M TempIs,oG. 20,
4s5 Address. j. II MILLER. y, Y. chr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

ORAMMARS
RuLLION'S large and small, Smiths,
- Sweus, Sanborn's, and bsllocn's, Bul-
lions, and Andrews q Stoddsid's LAIN
Grammas Builion's Creek Grammar. and
Ievizac's french Gfsmrrsr.
ARITHMETiCs.
GrssnlesTs, Adams. Colburs's, aud Cfsen-
leafs Introduction.
& EOCR APHI Es,.
Mitchells, Smiths, O1ncy's. snd Msl,s
Bruins Biographies a. Atls sss Buttiu's
Geography and Atlas Of the Heavens !
PsIley's and Mi,cheirs primary Gsosra-
plies.
ALG EBRAS,
Davies First Lessons In Algebra, Day q Al
gebra abridged, Dawes Boui don, and
Days Algebra.
SCHOOL HISTORY.
willsrd's. Hale's. and Goodrich's.
READING BOOKS,
Emersons LIST, 2od, and 3fd Class Readers
PoSters's Historical Reader; Worcesser's
9u3; Ord, md <th Reading Books Young
Readers; Palmert moral Instructor. pans
LIST, end, and Ord Yankee Boys Pictorial
Primer.
SPELLING
webs,er's, bentley, and wobs,cr's Sequsl
Coma,ock : philoso,r''v aud Chrsisiry, Grsy's
and kanes Chemistry; Cpopefs '!'Sii An
thon's Cicero-Er sale by
w. &c. STODDARD,
Rutland Nov 20. 1913. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

CANT ribbons, howeis and feathers, tfavsis,
gloves, dmi,y and mourning collars, velvet
scsrfs and neck ribbons. isces, edeines ahs
insertions, aad a variety Of articles 100 nu-
mesous to mention. She will also receive
IN Tow days gimps, ftinges and jet buttons.
She has sisa Tor sale velvet. satin. tuscan
and straw Hats, ~ ne laiest sIyle, head;
drcsses, ladies dress and h,oafnsng eaps,&c.
Old Hats repaired a, the shoti, 81 notice and
On tho most reasonable Terms. miuiners
from abroad supplied with the ls,es, fashioos
MfssC ~oald lako this opportunity To re-
turn her thanks 10 the Ladies Of Ru,lsnd and
vicinity for ts~ir former ps,rousae.and hopss
BY un;-saried attention to her businsss, 10
meri, share OF public favor.
Rutland. Oct. "a, 1915. AEW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
PATRICK'S COLT.

When my grandfather resided ., COTS
town aud DcUsfcli, then se,llod by the
Irish, he hired a Wild soft Of 40 lrsamsn
20 work on his farm. One day coon sher
his arrival, he told him TO Jake bride and
90 out into the field and catch the black
colt .sDoat come home without him,
said The oil geatiemsa. Psrfieh ssrted
and ives gone Aomc time, bu, a, Nss re
turned minus the bride, with his face and
hands badly sers,c he'd, as though he hsd re.
eeivei rough treatment Why, Patrick
whals the matter what IN the name oi
wonder ails your An Gath. isu'l II me
yet honor, that ncver'll catch the oold black
colt again Z bad luck TO himi An didn't be
all bot scratch the eyes out OF me head
An faith. a. ihfue as me shouts me own
= had TO climb up = three ahhst the eoal :
Climb trce slsrr him Noassase wher,
10 the besar AN ,ss ss~d 10 the three. be
IS 70 be sure yer hoaor" We all fol
LOWED Patrick 10 the spot 20 get a solu
lion OF the d,dscsly. end 90 esehIng 'h'
field va foood 10 our no snail amusement,
bat he bad been chasing a youag black
b-ar, which he had succeeded IN catching
after great deal Of roagh ussgs on bah
sides, All actually tied d With the birdie le
M oil Tree. Bruio was kep for lone
while, AMI wss ever after known IS Pat
Irks coli -IMsnchesier American.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

l. MASON
~ have just received a superior assor,-
men, Of Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar,
Molasses, Cavendish and Paper Tobacco,
Mac. aud Scotch Snuff, Cloves, Pepper end
Spice, Hard Soap. Sperm Candles, Fresh
Teas, Rasins, Ginger, Java and 8, Domin.
90 Coffee, Cassia, Csssia Buds, Ground
Ciosmon, Numegs, Mace, Lamp Oil.
A complete assortment Of pure Liquors and
Wines, for medical and mechanical pur.
poses only. Rutland, Dec. |. ls45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
WE the subsc fibers being appointed BY
w the Ii on Probate Court for the dis

WE the subsc fibcrs being appointed by
w tho II on Probate Count Tor the dis
,ict OF Rutland commissioners to receive
eI.mine and adjust all claims and demands
Of oil persons sgainst the estate Of
JACOB BuKNAM. late Of Middletown,
in said district deceased, re presented insolven
and also oil cisifns sid demands exhibited
in offset thereto snd SIR months from the
oh day OF Ootobef Inst. being allowed by
said court for ina, purpose We therefore
hereby give ao,ice that ~ Gill siisnd "a
the business Of osr ssid appointment o. tbs
late residence OF the deceased In Middieiown,
on the frs, Tuesdays OF January and April
nsIt, from nine o'clock .. m. until 4 o'cluck
p. IN. on each Of said days.
NJ G G GunA. comni..n.
Middletown, October 90, t6l5 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
NOTICE.

The undersigned respectfully request a
Convention Of those Freemeu OF Rutland
County, who are in favor Of Temperance,
a, Ca',lrtou, on the iNh day Of December
inst, q, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Tor the purpose
OF nominating suitable person, for Com.
missiooers OF License
ChasL Burr, A.. l. Brown, w. d Marsh
Zimri Hove, James Barrett, j., Jesse F
Peck, &. NJ. Willard, A. Mead, A. @
Pesse, Samuel Cheever, J II. Myers. Emo,
Merrill, s. w. Boerdsnan Edward II. Den
ison, Ebcnr. Parker. Truman Hooker, A
II. Howard, b. F. Southworth, d. F
Blanchard, c A. Ram, Hervey o. Zig
ley, +, w. Hopkins. Luther Diuiols, WIN
Psge, o. L. Robbins, Geo. T. Hodges
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
DAGUERREOTYPE.

HHARLES Il. GAY, q New York,
~ Daguerrean Artist wouh respectfully
inform the esizens Of Rutland, that be viii
open hin Room on Monday the Hh Of Dc.
eember, IN the Masonic Hall, opposite A
Overs where he will re,nain for shor
time. and viii be prepared TO execute INC
various sizes kom the ENABLES, 10 The lar
eess ever aken enhet in this country OF h
Europe, ssd in q ayIe which cannot b
surpassed
Groups Of from 2 to IS ,rken on SIN
gle plate,
Rooms open from Q A. N. TO ~ psH
r. M. Operstions without regard to weaih
er from o A. NJ. 10 4 r. NJ.
The eilisess are invited TO call and ex
anime specimens Of the art brought to II
highea state OF perfection.
Rudand DEC 4, i645. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
GROCERIES.

nLb Jaws, Green Java, Lssuirs. ssd Rio
~ Coffee. Porto Riea, ri. Croir, N. %
Sugar. wooiso, a Woolsey do, New lbe-
ria. sao New Orlesns Moissse.- unpsrisl,
Old and Young Hyson, and Hysoa Sam
Tees. Peppcr. Piuicn,o, Cinnamon, Gin.
ger, sslsets,us, Nutnegs, Cloves.
ALSO.
M. I sslaon an ertrs snicle, Shad
Msckeuel, and God Fish. Winier and Fall
STAINED Inmp OH. Candles, &c, Csvea-
dish, Plos and Fine ca, Tobacco. All the
shots sr,,eles iogs,hsr with every oshet va
rtssy OF Groceries, uill be sold Al the Far
mers' Exchange. snu,h end Of Wsliinaford
village, little eheeper thsa the came quality
has ever been Offered M the County. Csi
and see b. II. sABiN 4 CO, hg,'s
wal,ingfofd, Nov IS, Isl3. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
MUSICAL NOTICE.

IN II T. subscriber wouh respectfully give
Il notice ibs, hating made d permanent
engagement with the New Mr. Hs.iock OF
Csaieton Seminary 10 lake charge Of the
Mosc Dspss,ment. He has eomHsnced
giving insvrec,ie& on he piano forte, organ,
and in singing Persons Wishing 70 have
their daughters receive instruction may rely
on their receiving thorough musicol edues-
iion, having received his mus,cal education
in Europe, and having been an instructor N
the above science up~atds Of IS years, war
rants him saying that he will give sstisfsc-
lion 10 al wishing his instruction. Psnicu-
lar care Will he iaken with those wishing to
become teachers and recommendations given
,hem when qualihed, The next quarter oi
,hi. institution will commerce November II
IS WM. PEASE
Prof OF The Science,
end Teacher OF Music.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
2EasURsN1 cuRN

Tive b'le~sss rsse f~ ascsusssMs De
Quantity Of ssesl~d esss Ia hoass o. Ss6y
o. any diu'snsiess, b b, wn Mercy, Esg
Of Sessh Csselina, eomass,csNed 10 he
somhsp Aer~shssslss
RuLa. Hssias preSsossl, tessIlcd the
corn IN tAs hosse, % The, Il OH h Of eassl
dsph tsfoaghoss, sseefssa The ,s~eth
sresd,h, and dsrh Of Ire salk rnsh,pl,
isess d'seossoos together. end ,A.u pro
dsess BY four. ssd ,h~n cut Cd oae 6rurs
tom the r'sse Of the lss psedse, fAr
oil give 700 % msoy bushels and q dec,
nal Of bus bel Of shsiIed corn. Hate 70
qa'fed to hoa the aoso,a, Of sarcd corn -
'sts'aa,s Q Tor Z, and cot OF oNe figure .,
before
ExAapLx bulk ~ corr IN The "a
m-assrina ~ fesi Ioog, II Zee, broad. ant
o 6 q deep, there will be SIC basheh an,
eight ienihs Of . bushel Of shelied corn, o.
6S3 bushels ssd ea Tennis Of or corn, as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
NOTICE.

THIS my certify that have ,hi. day Civ
ed to my son, John 8. Bartlett, his limo,
until he shall arrive at the age III 81 yeais;
! shall therefore claim none Of hi. wages nor
pay spy debts Of HIS contracting after the
date. DASItL BAarLsTr.
D.nby. Sept. ID. teas. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
NOTICE,

HAVING sold my entire stock Of Drugs,
i Il Medicipes &c. TO y. Jameson a 60 .
eli tho Sc indebted 10 me on Druggist Book
will plesse make sritiemeht ,witt. Or, y
Jsm,soa JOS. PGRkINS.
Css,leion, Nut I, 1875
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
Nil.l'Il,E

The s,ock holJeu OF the Farmers Bank
are requested 10 meet nj their Bs0king
House 10 Orwell, on Wednesday the 10Th
day Of December hcSi,a ten o'clock, A. NJ,
to ,akc mo eon.iderntlohihe prorric,y Of q
taillng themselves Of the bentfi, Of An
Acl relating TO banks, passed a,ihe session
Of tho Lrg Stature, Nov. IL, fs42. sod to
transact any bus,hets relsting thereto.
BY order OF the bond OF directors
W. B. MARTIN Cashier,
Orwell, Nov. 10, ist5. A..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

ENGINE COMPANY, No 1.
The annual meeting Of The Engine Co.
for choice Of officers, &c. will be holden q,
the Engine House, on Saturday Evening
next st 8 o'clock.
E. PIERPOINT, Clsrb.
Rutland, Dec. }.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

MUSNJ TOR ffFI WILTIVN.
EvLOWFRS Of melody musical world.
IL Russsll's songs, 8 Gof as cts Moore's
melodies; the besuiies Of Leooora, srrsneed
for the flute; Come sing me fhst sweet Air
again, by Moore; Nine farori,e Polkss Tor
~ i-2 cents: Queen yicioria's Dances; II
OF Lovers songs for 25 GEMS; DermontAstore,
music from fhe opera Of Fra Dlsvolo; a set,
of MszuIkas and seu OF Polkas for 25 cts.
Res, ,piri, res,Ia by mn 10 the Opera Of Ami.
lis Qnadfiiles from tho Bohemian Gid;
Punch's mazorkss; baylS = songs; love Not
by Irs. Norton. oh shall we 60 . ssUius
HsieAiasoas' Sosgs-Soldier's Funeral
We're a cutting Cape Ann, Axes 10 Grind
For sale al STODDARDS.
RntYsnd, Nov 10, is45 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

II Is stated tina, company has been
formed with capital OF ~ GOO 900, for
the purpose Of ra"ing the banks OF the
Ohio river st its jusetion wah the Mlssis
sirpi, and laying the foundation Of one oil
the greatest cities IN America. So goes on
enter prise and improvement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
MISS NJ. f.. CLARK

WOuiB Sksin tn
" htm her custom
err and The pabiio
generally that she hiss
returned from New
York with the Fall &
Winter Fashions and
= htge assor,n,ent oil
Millinery Goods. .
nfoog which msy DO
found velveis, sa,lns
and corded siiks, ele p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
NOl'ICT.

A IL persons indebted TO The late hrm oil
n Daniels & Bell, are particularly nc"'
fed thai payment must be made by the FIRST
OF January next. a. the subscriber - very
DESTROYS OF closing up the business Of the
late frm. LUTHER DANIELS.
Nov. -, l645. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
IMMEDIATELY .

w this Office smart active boy, from
II TO 10 years Of age, IS an sPprestiee to
The Pns,ing Business. One ~fth good
morals and business habits viii mect wnh
good encouragement - none others wamed
Rutland, Nov. Is, iS45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

STATE OF VERMONT I DE 1t remem
District OF Rutland, s.. { ID bered that
al . stated probate court held at Ru,lsnd
within and for said district on the LIST day Of
December, A. ID. ls&5.
Present, Vim. Hall, Judge.
Eli Ostman, sdministrs,or upon the estate
OF Francis Perkins, late Of Middleio~n In
said district, deceased. interstate, proposing
to render IN accoun, Of his administration oi
said eaiate,
II is ordered that sale account be referred
for examination and allowance to tho first
Monday being tbs Bib day Of January
EFT, and that a copy Of This order be pub.
lished three weeks successfully previous
thereto in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed al Rutland, That ell persons interest
ed may appear and object 10 The same il the,
zee cause.
A true copy Of Recotd,
40 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

HHiSai.d Hsgf A Cineinnaii wrhc'
Ihos 4. ser,b~s he character Of eer,ain hogs
n the ,~mediair vsiaay Of uhskey de
nisuc. The s&'ps waS sAsh ihose
hogs are III have . srsog DISH Of alcohol
~ hem and YOU can hs~r the hsss sssss
al the drssaaes Of a mile wbcn lhsy rss ,s
qIsrrrlllsg and spreeiog Iossrts n'ghf, 81
Ter having .liq-iored up pf'uy rlenniollv
Look nlo The p~ns aron hen aud you all
'st foe lot of,opcrs-dIny, bIoaied, red
'yri, eau sni nss~s bloody and 'lh To pc
Ca " ,sr,t drunken hghn They wer'
ooe-. doshi-s, Seeea, hags, b., sA'sIf,
a. rulaci iscw usessla
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
DANCING SCHOOL.

ID r. wHlTCOMB, proposes opening a
h school fos The Instruction Of Young
ladies ssd gsntlsmsn, In ,i's an of d.ncing,
o. Mr. Osess's Hall, to- sovrmeUce Friday
The fgth dss Of Dec, o O'clock, p. m.
Twelve lessons 10 constitute quarter.