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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
SCHEMES FOR 1913.
LOTTERY.

Class 81 for 1915. To be drawn at Alexandra, DC,
August l6. &C numbers. IL drawn ballots.
ONE PRIZE OF S25, 00O!i
! OF $4,000 | nj 5000 | OF 5000 Of COCO
| 1900 ] 1900 10 1000 Is 500
Tickets lO dolls. AcSrlilicaie OF .. whole lick.
cts 1870 dolls. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

ICE-5 Tierces superior qhaliry iust rcc'd and
n Tor sale by CRANGLE g. BhiLEYS
aug lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

ECtlvED from New YORK. Philadclphia and
4 q Baliimorc. n large aud general assortment
at Gr1cer Is. which will be disposed NJ on ne mnsi
favorable terms. consisting ia part oi the follow inc;
800 snck. prime Rio Cuifec
81 bags Java do
50 do Aspire and Peppes
80 btls Lnnf Sugar
SOO boxes TIN Plate crnss
= do double cruSs
21uO Brazict's and %sheeting Cuppcs
lOOO lts Banca Tn
10 chests Z II Tea
5O cattys Gunrnwjer ond ~linpcndl Ten
lOo hhds n o Sugar
l5o brls do Mloiasscs
2Ou kegs Nails asserted sizes
JOOO lbs Cotton Yuros assorted 5 a 10
81 boxes Raisins
5U boxes Caycndisi Tobacco, nssor,et ) 6 IL
ii l6 aud pound lhmp3
so kegs 6 Twist Kentucky
100 d"z d r Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug 7 FLEMING & HUN TER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

10000 Dollars.
100 PRIZES OF elO0pi
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY;
Class 81 RoR l645.
10 be drawn IN Alexandria. ID c, on Saturday
August 23i. lS45.
SPLENpiD CAPITALS.
10000 Dolls 5000 Dolls $500 tolls
'ooov D'.s 3OO0 Dolls lOl7 Dolls
100 Prizes Of 1000 dolls. &c Sc
Tickets only sl0-fIblves 5--Qnartcr 9 50,
Cer'ihcaies Of Packages Of 25 whole tickets $3.50
10 do rs half do 65
DO do % quarter do 30 so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

so 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 80 roR 1915.
TO be drawn IN Alexandra. ID &. on Saturday. An
gust 10Th. 1Si5.
250eO Dolls 5000 nnln ;5.on,
10000 Dolls sDOO Mia isoo ~"
~ Prizes OF 1000 Dolls Is Prizes Of $40 Doll,
&c Sc
IL Drawn umbs IA on, OF 66.
Tickets SlO-llalscs S-Quar ers 2 SO.
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets 500
Do do % half do so
Do do 90 quarter do 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
3 DcBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-I

E0CBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-r
IL shall offer for sale, on Monday the 4lh day
OF August lSi5. Cheing court day) before the cour,
house door OF chio county. n parJ Of The farm lying
on The Ohio river. below and adioiniag The cry e
Wheeling, known as the Denny Farm. AID embracing
all that part oi said farm |, ing casi oLnnd ,dio,p;ns
The coal and town lots al Richie Town rs land out
hy John Richie aud Samuel Sprigg. and supposed
To contain about three hundred acres more or les.
TERMS or SALE-Tcn pcr cent Of the purchase
money VIII I've required in cash, and The balSn>e NJ
or c. two AMI three years. with snti.fa tory security
End inIhrnsf nn-ntIn srrri nnun.llu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
rln1INn A NEWSPAPER

llcai shat The National Intclligcn.
cc' pu,aishc,i 10y Mcssrs Gales &
Sorion. At Washington city, one oi
TIC ~, ct valuable and ably conducted
yaI~-s ~ the country Says about edit.
la2 ncwspaI"r
Many Is'oplc estimate the ABILITY OF
ucNIoI-f, and the industry and tai
,ut, Of Ito editor, by the quantay OF
editorial matter vhich u cohtainS--
ltir comparatively al easy task fof q
ifothy writer 10 pour out daily col
umns Of word. - words, upon any and
a, SUBJECTS HIS ,dcns may Aow IN
ono we-k, wSshy, everlasting fcod,
aulhis command Of language may en-.
ah'c hun 60 string them together like
u bunch Of onions and his paper ms y
~ meagrc and poor concern. But
what - uhe lnbpr,ihe toll II such man
who displays his loaded matter eve
30 largely TO that imposed on the ju
'hcIouS, well Informed Editor, who OK
'fciscS his vocation with an hourl,
Consciousness Of his responsibilities
and It's duties, and dcvotes himself {,
the conduct Of hl, paper with the Sam
care and nSsiduity that sensible Law
y'r hc'iows upon suit, humans
physician upon patient, without rc
gard 10 show or display ! Indeed, tn
mere writing part OF editing n paper
- but small portion OF the work
The industry is not even shown there
The care, tho time employed in sclcc
ting, Is for n ore importnnt--and IN
tact Of a good editor is better show
hy the selections than any thing else
and that We all know Is half the BATH.
But we have Said, an editor ought ,
10 estimated aud his lobors understood
nnd appreciated, by the general col
duct Of his poper--lts tune---it temp.
Its uniform, consistent course--iI
prime ples--its nlms--its mnnlincss-
It's dlgnlty-i,s proprle,y. To PR
serve these rs they should be prescr,
cd, rs enough Ia occupy fully the tim
and at,cai.on of any man. Ii 70 tn
bc added, the general supervision
the newspaper establishment, whic
most editors lave to encounter, III
wonder is, how they can find time {
room TO write at all.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The ten compsuies consume annually 49,
100 tons OF coal, 1910 cords OF wool, as.
$40 gallons Of sperm and 10000 Of other oil.
o. the whole pppulatiun OF Lowell, q, $50
females and 2,9Io males, togeiher $3.50, are
employed as operative s either Ia the mills,
% connected with other mechanical employ
m~nA
There are y mills, and about $50 houses
belonging ,o the corporations.
Tie capital invested In manufacturing AMI
mechanical enterprises ei2.CO00O0.
There are made IN Lowell every week
I,4B6, 100 yards oil cloth, OF rs, Bss 900 yards
pet year.
Tn. cotton worked up every year is 81 we
bales.
The printed calieoes made annually
amount 10 ~ 900 900.
The wages paid out annually, amount TO
more than 81 500, 900, and ,he annual profit
OF this immense busiuess h. been estimate /
al the same amount, OF about ~ ? per
cont.
! The ayersge daily time OF running the
mills, Is 10 hours and ten minutes. The av-
eruge number OF hours during which the fe-
male. labor is ten and a haif. The health.
fulnes, OF Lowell, and Of the labor carried
on there, may be inferred from this statement
OF the cumps tativo average mortality OF iour
places from the year 1910 TO 1914, Uotn IN.
elusive
Providence, tho deaths were in4i'
Salem, IN 81.
Worcester IN ~.
Lowell, NIB
Ou, vi the q. 7ss females employed in tn,
mills, only <6 have been dismissed from then
boarding houses Tor bad conduct. The fe.
males after an average Of four years snd)'
hall spent in fastory labor, return To theii
homes, aud their places are filled by oths RS
Lowell thus ssca pos having permanent fac
tors population composed vi factory opera
ives suu III this circumstance may be Iount
an explanation OF the wide contrast between
the morals OF that city and those Of Englist
manufacturing towns
OF the 1920 female operatives in Lowell
Massachusetts furnishes one sighih, Main'
one lounh, New Hampshire one.thlfd, Yer
mont une.ith, Ireland one-foureenth, al
other places, principally Canada, one sev
enteenih More than three .sevenths oil IN
whole, or ANA, arc connected with SOM
Sunday school, either as teachers or pupils
About three -sights, OF aero, are ehurcl
membeos SGT have been teachers in CON
mon schools.
The average wages Of the female opera
lives are about " per week, besides board
the suns earned range from 10 cents to ~,
IS. The factory girls OF Lowell have SIOo'
900 in the Saving. Bank IN the city.
These facts, with many other oi great 10
tercst, are from lnile work recently pub
lished, entitled Lowell as II was, and as
ls,-by Rev. II. A. MiLrs"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

EBoSY CoNuNDRUMs-'Well, Mr..
Snow wants to AK you one ques-
uuu'
"Propcl it den
Why am grog shop like n coun.
tcrlelt dollarP
We'll, Ginger, ] GIBBS dat up
Does glib ii upl kase you can't
pass IT,
Yah! yah nigga, you talk so much
'bou, your counterfeit dollars, jist sue
coed to de(orm me why counterfeit
Go,,nr is likean apple pet
'Oh, | drops de- subject and doesn't
know nothm' 'bou, IT,
'kase II isn't CURRENT
Ola de Lord what n nigga -
VIII am your head l.kc a bag ob dol
lars 2
@" 'wav from newly am it,
'knse derc's no sense (ccnts) in itr
w ell, YOU always was the brackest
nigga ] n'ber seed-you always will
hah de last word 49, Boston Post,
Ginger, | say why am dc Mansion
House dat great hotel obcr de way
like one big lumber yard
Why am de big Mansion House
like big Iumter yard OBJ course
me gibs dat up
Wal, Ginger, because dere's great
many boards dere y Ethiopian Serc-
nadcrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
BRIGHTON MARK Eft,

MoSDAy, Sept. %, Ist5.
At market 1875 Bref Cattle, A5 Stores,
1900 Sheep and 1850 Swine.
Pa,crs. Beef Caiile Is 0o-Firs,
quality N,75-Second, ei,3t and $50
Third $50 and o..
Siore'-T~o years old % IS; three
years old eIo %.
Sheep.-Lambs from aI,i2 TO $50 Old
Sheep from o., so to 900.
Swine. Old Hogs from l.2,o4. Shoats
10 pedde } l.ss4i.s. At retail from ,
l.2 to 8.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Lalitros, MIiake A Frenchman
having heard a gentleman make use OF the
oXprc.sion 1t strikes me oreiby, aud no
bring ,ery well acquainted wlIh The paf.
lance OF jain Bull, shouly Afterwards IN,
,rolUeed abe same eIpfess,on lhvs Al eno-
ver~'ina II do knock me very hard d.l
DDS - de reason
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
F.s,. tie B.,iss Dss, n1I
sTATisTIcs OF lOwELI.

Ftcu su-'rs', ~ the eor,rn,s ~ sy-N
recently iBblished, we ounr,le ,osDe ia,sf
cs,'rs fAr's Concerning The history. ~ q 'e.s
and cuedii,pn Of the msaufsciarinr thv Of
Lowell The hrs, stsupys 10 establish msn-
9fsciursr thsTe. -ss made 10 1918 ~hrn
Me..r.. Whnitf 4 FLETCHER, er,c,sd . ,msll
soodsa t~olld'pg 30 i~ei long and 80 vide.
a. cUr ~ ~ 500 lsr The panalsctore ~
cotton. 10 is2i, tho Mshh.m C~np,n,
~As orpots'sd With . esp,isl Of esoo. oco.
TIE foundation OF The hfs nlill ~as Isid IN
is99. and the first return q! cloth ~a mad.
10 November, iss3. A ma, hine shop cv.i.
ing tiso 600 ~as completed 10 is2s, Ia
i-t the place Vas Incorporated, With puy-
1lsiion OF ssco. iB,o q ,own, and named sher
ffsscs CATO, lowell, q disiiagui,bed sseu,
10 the in,toiucilon u cotton mssufsctute.
htutA, country ~ is2o its population as
500 Ia 1890 1900 10 is36 l7,s1J, and IN
March Of lie latter year IL Lecsme Atny
The Locks AND Cansl Compsuy," COO.
unoes tie operations under iis charter ol t1v3
With csp,isl stock Of oooo, 600 and sop.
. Plies water, machinery, DC, To- the mill. -
They have two shops, employ steadily Doc
male lsbotors and soa,~,ime. twice q, msny
msnuiA,tuie annually i3s5 ton, oi ~rousb
and cas-, iron. AID consume $4,000 boshel,
Z OF chan osl, 200 thsdtoos 81 saith coal
900 tons VI hard coal. aud 1900 gallons u
oil. The following .. q list OF the manrlse
iuflpg enmpAnic> ui Lowell, with their cspi
tai, numL,~f vi males aud iemse. Employed
and tie wards vi cloth manufactured pc
week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Mr. Field, one Of the editors Of the ST.
LOU. Rcveile, has sued the editors OF the
People, Organ, n paper published 10 that
city, for libel, laying hm dumsges at elO,'
600. The libel consisted in the pubIca
ton OF a leuer abusive Of Mr. Field, written
by Mr. Green, the 7, formed gambler
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

AsERIcAs TEA lrappcars from tho
September number Of the Southern Planter
that suecesslul auemp, has been made in
Virginia to cultivate the Chinese tea plant
Mr. N Puek,ils TO have specimens Of bis
tea in the llenrleo agricultural fair IN No
vember
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

One Of our missionaries having taught q
uegro how To read, the lanet wishing to
gave some Of bis eounuymcn, who had oev.
Ct seen book, an idea Of II, sad, My
dear guide broders, | hab de plclzufr to IN.
form you ell, ds, read,n Is de power OF
hsatin wid dc eros instead Of the cara"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

JoSAH', EspLoyNEsr Mr. Bryant in
one OF his letters from Scotland, published
IN the n. Y Evening Post, says Iha, Rev
Dr. Llnsey concluded service by announc-
ing that there would be a third discourse
In the evening, The subject, continued
he, will 10 the thoughts and exercises Of
Jonah IN the whales belly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The vriow u the is,s Deyuy sheriff
Steele Of L~isvs'e County, " Y, ~ho
~ss r-ecody Killed By The s~,iter,er ~
The esoeS''oe q hrs .dey received a veseu
Of 300 sttrs of land from ooe Of the large
landed rrcptir,or Of tba, eoeniy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARY.

The Vernon, Baptist State convention
will hold its twentieth anniversary with
the Baptist Church in ,h, village, CON.
mcncing the Second "Wednesday IN Octo.
bcr n, ten o'clock A. ~ Ii /, expected
TIA, Rev + krrcail missionary tom A.
So, Will be present at the meetings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
THE EXCITEMENT

Still continues at the Farmers FIX.
change and Cheap Cash Store !!
TNHE unprecedented LOW PRICES 'ha
l. Goods are still sold for, NJ this Store
Is o matter OF surprise to all purchasers.
The attention Of the Ladies' is particularly
Invited to examine One Thousand Ydrd' o.
Prints, OF the latest styles and lowest prices
A good calico dress for one Dollar
Also,
A new 10, Of rich C,ndlan Stripes Cross
over Cashmere Reps, Cashmere de EcosAe
NJ. de t,ines ofeycry variety and price; rici
Amazou ans. rich A psccas: Afghan Sa'ins
pad.anes Chsmel.ons, &c. dc.
y. II. SADlN i CO., Agents.
Wnllingford, Oct. /, 1915. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

A bridge across the Niagara at the whul
pool !, seriously talked OF The distance
70 $50 feet Il would b. a magnll.
fieent work, md Is tras,ble. There is a
suspension bridge IN Switzerland Of thou
sand feet rpsn --lRoeh. Dem
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
DIED

In Pan,on on the 22l ult, Mrs Bcscy
Smith, agrds4, wife ofthe late Dan Smith
formerly OF Wcahavcn
In Mllle,own on the Slh ult OF Ma.
lisnnn, 1'yphus Fever, Jaa zanInh Barrct,
aged Sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

On the abdicaiion OF Bonaparse IN 1874,
II was s,aieI IN fashionable parry at PARIS,
that every thing was 10 he restored IN the
same state as in 1888. "Oh, am delight
Cd to hear that, eSclrImed a lady, for then
| 'halI be only cigh,ecn yea, Of age"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Some one who prefers the good old Sax
on word uonaA, says that "romaA Is the
lrs, rro" perfect Wa'k II God !i!lsi are
the productions OF sIlk worms, m!.ineTs
and dressing MAIDS"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The New York Globe says II IS rumor
I'd on good authority that the Hon. John
& Calhoun wall be elected Senator from
South Catollai al The next mest'ng Of the
Legislature
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
TO PRINTERS.
TYFE FOUNDRY AND rhISrHks YUh.
NISIINC n AHfIOfIaI

NiSHlNG WAREHOUSE.
The subscribers have opened new Typo
Foundry In tho city Of New York ,whsia
they are road, 10 supply orders 10 any extent
Tor any KIND 81 job or fancy Type, Ink. Pa
per, Cases, Gsileys, Bras. Rule, Steel Col.
umn do Composing sticks, Cifsses, and ev-
erv article necessary Dr Printing Ohcc
The Type which are east In new moulds.
from IN entirely new set Of matrifes, with
deep rohntefs, are Warranted IN DO unyur-
passed by any, snd will be sole ", pyIces 10
sui Tie i..Gos.
Printing Pfesse. furnished. a,d also steam
engines Of the mos, approved patterns
n B.-A machinisl constantly in stssd-
anre - repair presses AMI do light wovt.
Composition rollers esa br printers.
Editors OF Ne~spape's. who bay hr.s
times as much type ss their lin. amonnt IN.
may give the ab"vs SIR monih. insertion In
their papers, a nd send their papers oon,sio-
ing II i1 the sUb-c rfbers 3i6n
COCKROPr 4 OyERExD. 6s Asn 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

1.-THE nose be psaehod sad cinnamon ,as.
ID all taste like eo0moo s,ek Of d-sl
Aod DoN uscr sstssnees lose heir favor
when the sesris are soPPoi NSIsei
Ih@t-loe set ~sssly ia soPpIng The neses
81 eh,birra. when they gre hem disa. e.
sess d0srt Of medicine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

In The eonshs,'pn Of Tc'sh Ru propos
od 10 ,ncofporsis tai, novel feature tha,
eNeh eHiIcn oftbe ne~ Stat, shall bold hn
Isfm OF CERTAIN 'te, tIemr tom legal
prOees,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

STATE or yEHMoNT'i BE II re"em,
District Of Rutland, IS. - bcrcd tina
at special probate court held at RUTLAND
within and for said district, On the 18th da,
of September, lsi4,
Hervcy PARIS, administrator Of the es.
tate OF Gary Harrington late OF Dandy
IN sid district, deceased, inies,a,e, proros-
itg 10 render an aceoun, Of his ADMINISTERS
ton Of said estate,
1t is ordered tina, said aocoun, be reieire
for examination and allowance to the first
Aonday being the 9th day OF Oct nexi, and
.ha, copy OF this order be published 3 week
Successfully 10 the Rutland Herald. news
paper printed atRu,land that all persons in
ictes.cd may appear and object to tho same |
they see cause. A trlc copy az trchtJ
IS HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
STATE SOCIETY FOR THE IN
PROVEMENrOF THE.CoMMoN
SCHOOLS

A eoov,nrou Of the ir,eod, Of Improve.
mco, Of Educsuon will be held Of MINT,
~ her On Friday The 7th day Of October
as Ire ohj-ci % Ne Convention ~ to
consider and adop the bt. mc,hods Of i'm
proving the district school, by uniformity
IN teaching asd ~ iett book and by spread
ing Information through the state on this
rmporsn, subject, by mesns Of q STATE
Sccuiy and Of COSBY dsd Tors Soe,sis,
The Convention Will be opensd NJ the
Free Church In Montpelier a, early candle
hight, where II rs HOPED there will be a
genetsl rally Of the f,ivnds Of our public
system OF cJucsllon
RUTLAND Co Robert P,crpoInt, John
Kellogg, Thomas IL Palmer; Bcnnine
too Co Inland Hall, q Z. Merrill
WlnJham Gov X Ranney, W X
SKATER Windsor Go III Z S,ough,on
Carlos Coolidge, Wm Jarvis ORANGE TO
Il d. Villas, Asa Lew Caledonia Co
Joseph 4. Fairbanks, Theron Ho~srd
Essex Co. S Howe, WIN. Haywood, Jun
Washin s,on, Co F RedGeld T. pWal
ton; Orleans Co-Samuel s. Cats, S x
Hall lAmolle Co-No.es Morse Sal
mon Wires; GrandIsleCo. - Abel Brown
W. l. Sowlos; franklin Co, -Horac
Es,oa, John Smith, Lawrence Brainerd
Chl,lendcn Co Geo. T. Marsh, Wyly
Lyman, Milo l. Brnne,,, Addison Co.
Samuel Swift, Aaron Angler
'.'Edrors throughout, the state who Ink
an in,crc-, IN the improvement, Of cduca,o
vii, please insert the above I'LL the dag I
meeting.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
ONCE MORE IN Town.

ONCE MORE IN Town.
hREL COOK would inform his former
~ customers and the public that he has
"I@ned q new HAT STOKE in the building
belonging 10 tanson Dyer, near his ts.sfs,
~here he 10 res5, TO arcomnodsie oil vim
Hats and tsps 81 superior quality and 81 re.
doced prizes, fof cash, OF an a. sss,abl,
trims for approved credit as at an, s.,sb-
ii'hmrni IN the oouniy His ~oft A. an
manufactured hr eosiomers, and svsry ami
Gle laken from his shop will 10 warranted.
he IL IN want Of shearsd and p.llsd .hs.o
a"d i'me's WOOL. sheep snd l,mb's pslis, ali
sinds of Hating and Shining furs, .nh
n"s 1ind' OF Coonify Produce, which will
10 taken IN ,Iehanss Ia, hi. work.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
bfs' rata Joefnsv@sn Hsiisr, oss y no On
"efsi>sfs ~ brsnchs. Of his ts.insss, In
~h"a COOS sneoUrassssni AMI . ,sr.snsn,
s',ssts'n wiil hs given.
Eoilsnd, Jnlv. -, 1894 ,Iu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

What is money! Dye give ii up LIS
dec in the morning and mist at night
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Pony years ago the lsnd ~L'eh GIN
etnasli nov sands on MAS owned by q
single individual
The Boston Traveller ASKS the isd'ss
why n that coffee ba.A Old or new,
elcas or dizzy, nre IN such gres' 6efnssi
The groecn ssy this, they can sc1i their
beg, much faster 'hsn their eoSs.
ssm~tody say. thu, vile never sppnr-
eis,es dsmcse ecsesmy unit she s'sd'
(koesds) god ssesd
The NY. Csss,es ;snhs that every
eiliItn Of The GATED S.Airs ha, beiter esuse
yfl,bel sei,oo ags,n'' J Fensimors Coop
e., bf srGing histiome as found IhAn be
la, fOr Sny Of he lbel su's ini'Ii1iod q
gains hc"sIaPcr Pu5h.he"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

D,.,, I,t q otRu,i"nd, I" ) Is ed,Is',t..p.,
cisl probate court holden at Rutland within
and Tor said dis,ric, on The i2,h day ofs~p,.
1915
Present, VIM Hall. Judge.
Moses Perkins. administrator de bon,s non
with tho will anne Sed, upon the estate oi
James u. Butler. late Of Rutlsod In said dis
ldci, deceased, testalc, proposing TO render
an account Of his administration Of snid es-
tate,
I, Ia ordered lhas said account bs deferred
for examination and sllowcnce To the first
monday. being the 9Th day ofOct"bef neit, 8
tina, copy OF this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto IN The
Rutland ietald,a newspaper printed al Rot
land, that all persons Interested may appeal
and oblec, to The same II they see cause,
A true copy of record.
~ HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Upssrds Of 400 6sh'og sesss. put inas
Gioseoser. on Sunday, ~sA esrsoes vary
inz from 20 to 100 bids Maekerel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

STATE or NERNuNT,tlEEt'f.rcn .
Di,Ific, OF Ru,laod, -. - be'ed that
o, special probate cout, hold al Rutland
within and ict ss,d distnci, on the Goth day
OF Sept A ID. ,stS.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
An ins,tnmen, Ia writing purpo,uoe 20 be
the lat ~ill and testament Of John Esrie.
late Of wslllngfssd 10 said district. deceased ,
having been presented TO said s'nr ~, pro-
bate by Robinson Hall, the Executor therein
named
II Is ordered ths, ssid will he referred inr
probate and sllowsncc to the first Monday
h~lug the I'd day OF November next, and
ihsi cop, OF this ordet he Published three
weeks success,vely, previous thereto 10 the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al Hut
land. that all persons Interested may appeal
and objrc, to the probate thereof II they SIC
cause. A true copy oi terord.
40 HENRY HALL, Register
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w l. the subscriber, being appointed by
w the II on Probsts Couu for the dis
iici Of Rutland commissioners 10 receive
eramioo aud adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate oi
DAVID SOUTHWlCK,
l,,s OF Middle,own in said district, deceased,
and sl.o all claims and demands exhibited
in oGse, thereto and sir months from ihe
18th day Of August inst. being allowed By
said court for tina, purpose We therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend to
he business Of our said appointment Al the
late residence Of the deceased In Mnidi-'o~n,
on tho third Thursdays Of October and Fob
rusry neIi.nsrt, from one o'clock until o.
clock D. m on each Of said days.
os'os Glaze Commi.,'n
Middl clown, August 20. lSt5. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Wire fenc,, are now os.d extensively in
Scotland. and are sad TO be cheaper Than
ooe OF boards o. rails
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
FOR SALE,

quisl'e rear buIldines which comfort may
demJnd ~ CONVENIENCE require. Belong ing
to 1t are 81 acres Of choice land-ad)oming
are IS acres more for sale also, II u a
bcsu'lful place, and has tho best view Of tho
city. J. G. WUITIDCK.
Csstlrton, August rs, 1913. .3ff3