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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

LET US ALONE. This is the motto with
which the new State Of florida, with il,
twenty thousand white inh,b tan,s, comes
into ~ UnIon and forthwith rs Governor
proceeds, in accordance with the spiri,
which adopted such motto, to read lee
,ure TO the other States OF the confederacy
upon the extent to which this new member
OF the family will submit to the govern,ncn,
and interference OF It's elder sisters There
is degree of cool imper,inence in the
whole proceeding which is suffic emily anu
sing, and certainly the mai,o of the State
and the Message OF its Governor assimiato
beautifully together.
The origin Of ihnt motto has led to some
discussion we observe, the Floridan uscr
bing II 10 the French manufacturers ut Lv
ons but we are attempted to ngree with tn,
Tallahassee Sentinel, which gives much
older date
1t was the frantic exclamation Of an "un
clean spirit TO our Saviour, and occurs If
Mark, s, chapter and 24th verse
"2l Aud they went into Cnpernaum
and s,raigh,way on the sabbath day he en-
tered into the synagogue and taught
400 And they were as,onished a, biz
doctrine; for he taught them as one tina
had authority and no, as the scribes
1913. And there was 10 the synagogue
man with an uncean spirit and he criet
out,
"24. Saying. LET US ALONE >
what have we to do with thee, thou Jesu
Of N11orcthl art thon come TO dcSto'
US SIN. \. Evening Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

FVo~ T,rs'.--By On arrival u Mes
Orleans from Galreaon sd,Ieor 10 the e'b
lnr have boen received
The Intelligence s OF scarcely any IN
por,ance There was Of course no news
from the Convention OF Austin a. that body
d'd moi s-scmble ali The fourth, and II take,
.tr or seven DAYS ior news 10 reach Calves
ton from Ausin The Uslvcson New, OF
The Jh indulge. IN sonc no, vrrv anna bic
,pec uln,ion on the N-slcsn and Texan cor.
rsspood-oee IN relation to the independence
Of Texas, and the Houston Telegraph rs
ssfully severe upon Mr President Jones
Tor his share IN ths, correspondence.
The Galveston Civilian publishes Prs
idem Jopess VETO OF the bill for restoring
Commodore Moore to his rank in the Ns
W The Pioayune prom ounces 'wordy
Document TOO long 10 copy.
We lea rn from the Plcayune tbs, new
Steamboat called the Kate Ward, wa;
launched a, Madagorda a lew days SINCE,
si- Is one hundred Zee, keel, and ~ fees
beam, and !, calculated to carry GOO bale,
Of cotton in feet water She IS to run or
the Colorado, and during the coming sea
son will probably reach ss high point as
LaGtsngc. ~. Y Courier & Enquirer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
NIILAt.E NnIlEE

hpphes,ica having been made ,e me by a
nsslorrt Of The legal voter. Of the Village Of
kuilard ---cun.titv,sd setssssle to the prUvis
hons 81 an Act Of The Legislature. passed on
TIE eie'cn,h dsy Of November. A. " 1919.
eniuisd IN Act tn restrain o~ttsin animals
IRON, running ~ large wuhin the vtlsges W
uh. state requiring that n meeing OF the
iohshiiaoi. ~ std vilisge hn called
=" h~rrs- warn AMI eire bot,ee TO all tho
legal voters Of the N,ilsse IN tire East Pa
ush OF Ru,lsnd," tn mec' nj The Cour House
m Rutland on Monday the 4th day Of Az
gust neu, atop m. lor tho purpose OF form
tte Pre- SOcieiv, adopting Bylaws lot
the e"'e'nuen, thereof, elecIine officers. as.
sessire Ajax LOT the procuring OF Reservoirs,
repairing the engine house, forming engine
companies. and dong such other business q.
NAV be found necessary when met. ss-ees.
bic to an act OF the Legislature, passed on
the 10Th day OF November, A. ID. 1897 he.
vised Statutes, chsp,eril
Dated al Rutland this 9sth day Of July
A u. Isi5
fW. HOPKINS. Justice OF the Peace
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

GEN BEADY Ala dinner given BY
the Braiy Guard: to Williams Light In
iiniry on Thursi'y among tho toass was
the following by George C. Bates Esq
Ges HHgh Brady May we all like
him, ever have our knapsick. ready. ,nher
10 DO baule with the enemies ofour country
or lbe k,og Of Tetros himself"
The fel'eny Of The eonplimen, con hard
" De apptccialol WRhou unierEaniing
the slIuslOa The g7lan, veteran Is nox
absent and We may venture to give see.
Gen, Brady, though far advanced IN years
has seldom seen a siek day, ihsaLsto a har.
dy frame and life Of Temperance, though
OF capsule and hardship Bot wear or
two since he became seriously and danger.
ousy III and hs friends believed that hi.
last hour IN, al hani The family eIergv.
man was sent lorto break the iidincs to The
unconscious dying mao The duty wac
discharged kindly aod tcnderly Instantly
%, soldier RAISED lmf-l'Iu hls bel aud eI
claimed We'll, lei ~ drum bal, my KNAPP
SAX S slDng.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
Az Les MOUNTAIN ~ VIRGINIA There
Is a oomplsaIvrly small mountain nHamp.

Az lCE NouNTAiN ~ VIRGINIA There
Is a oompIsauVry small mounta in inHamp.
SHIRE county Va nbout twenty six miles
from Winchester, and on the eastern bank
OF North Rvor, where there is perpetual
ice. Oar attention has recently been called
TO ii for the first time by note from friend
who visited j, during tour through the
state and from whom we learn that the
west side Of the mountain, which is some
5000 feet IN hight, is covered with a mass
Of loose rorou. stones, by removing which
pure crystal ice can always be found in the
wauncst days of summer Il has been dis
covered as late MS the 9Th Of September :;
and yr the face Of The mountain is suiect
- the fall rays ofthe sun from morning to
uight The owner, Mr. Dcevers. ha. erec
ted n milk house over bed Of ice at the
io" " the mountain, and near the river
which had an ice floor the year around -
There rs also a spring Of cold water on the
spot
We lind by recurring to Mr. Howe's His.
torical Collections OF Virginia, a valuable
work recently published, solution Of this
lh's remarkable phcnomenon The ice is
protected from external heat by the surroun.
ding porous rocks, as ice is a refrigerator is
isolated and protected from the external
temperature by the non conducting sides OF
the refrigerator. One side ofihe mountain
consists Of massive wall many hundred
feet in thickness and hcaped up against g. S
20 N abUtm, ~ mass OF rocks sever.
nj thousand cubic feet As The mountain
has general direction from y r. to S w
The ,aIus heap containing the ice has a n
w exposure. The cavernous nature o.
this heap admits the free en,ersnce Of atmos
phefic waters, which during the winter
orms ice IN the interior of the mass Bos
ton Daily NaiL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

|, sa li,te ludcrous to see the Charleston
papers making bitter lamentaiion over what
they cali the 'intolersble heat OF the wealth
et during he time Of our rather warm wealth
or last week. They Furnish us with 10, Of
statistics embracing the degrees Of the iher-
momeler TO- number OF successive days,
and we really see nothing 50 very extraordi
nary. The mercury did not rise higher than
% at any time, and its general rsnge was
much lower Pretty "childfen nf the Sua,'
sure enough, these Palmetto people 10 be
making such fuss about hot weather We
wonder wha, would become OF them II they
were treated 10 some Of the Caloric under
which we lived ioI a fortnight Only 81
degrees Why,we called il cooling off when
we go, The quicksilver down thus far towards
zero We are considered a very frozen race
Who are provided with nothing better than
snow broth for blood, but we did NOT begin 10
call the weather inioierably hot, TIL the Their
mome,er got up to 100 in The shade. Shame
on the chyalry It stands FIRE little better
than a Laplander IN Cour and Enq,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
NE\TION.

The Democratic Republican free
men of the County Of Rutland are re
srctiuliy invited to assemble in Con
venton, at the Court House IN Rutland,
on Friday the eight day of August
next, at eleven o'clock ia the forenoon,
for the purpose Of nominating suitable
personsfor County Senators, and trans
acting other necessary business incl
dent to the approaching bnnvass.
l.; G; kELLoGG, Coun,v
HORACE CLARK, N'''',!
}. G.. DEXTER. O''i'''''''c''
18th July, ISIS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Tut Y,,r RaunaAp The sock IN
p. ne ,silf -, connecting With thp cay
,...,th. Ssuh. lsr vkph ohsren have
zen ob,a,nei - nos noariy taken Mp, es.
,,.s it, Lf ocei We refer to tho Rutland
.-g.ctA,oorh Vermont the books fJr which
have no, Sc, bccn op~n~d IN ,hm city
The oh.c a rhn delay IN openine them
i,,e. We 10 ~, precIseiy understand. unle.
. b. ,a give the Nerm ont fsrmeu ample
.-,s 70 perform Their harvrs, ing before ih.v
,s,s,uh~ iot all the sock they wan, It's
urto1beily preferable that =. much of,he
..nrs - pos.ibc should h. taken on ,h-
Inc Of he roat, bccau.c lhs, will impair a
~-ofdenoe to the undertaking which no
NJ el,e can Effect The Vermostsr on
she Inc Of the route have slrendy ,uhscrib
q one million dolIsr.or ,h,reabou,. which
a sum totally unprecedented in the d..
'ancc OF purely agricultural country. and
'Ihibfs one Of tho bes evidences Of the
wealth Of that portion Of Wescrn Vermont
'h'ongh which me route passes Nay
more. 1t shows the confidence Of tn. PEG
pie there tbs, I VI, b. good paving roct
ani fof our Own part. knowing the rc.ouf.
ce- Of Wcuern Vermont ~ well as we do.
We are fully eoohdsn, tha, the road wi pay
2 PET cent on rs capital the FRS year after
ltr completed
There NJ .u'rrn'isc which promises
20 well a, this DO tn for profitable invest.
mcnt, and for the trade OF Boston L. sac.
knowl,dged on oil hands to be 26 miles
shorter than the Central route through Vt
and % miles Of railroad nj 81, 900 per
mile Uhc estimated cost OF both roads) is
$3.50 600 10 say nothing ofthe time saved
and dli' ruce Of expense in running the
cars. ANY man with half an eve will per
ccivc that this route will AXE all the travel
from Burlington TO Boston Then there
are very nearly 100, 900 tons oil ,ransporta
ton IN western Vermont, now go,n Q in an
other direction, rcady and eager to TAX,
this route, and swell to that amount the trad,
Of Boston. When We add TO this the in.
rncnsc amount Of iron, marble, sc. which
Western Vermont ran produce, with such
hcilti"s for a market we have an amour,
Of trade in prospect which no other enter.
pr,se Of the kind has offered Boston cap
iahsts will therefore show their good sense
ms well rs patriotism, by not allowing the
books for this stock TO remain open more
than week before they are filled. Depend
upon II, another opportunity like this 10
TAKE up pdviag stock will not offer ilse
or long Time 10 come Bottom Dlny
Mad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
MAR RIED

In Middlebury, on Friday, 18th ms, by
Rev J T. Pecd, James Strong, A. b,
Teacher OF Languages in Troy Conference
Academy, to Miss Marcia A. Dustin,
daughter Of Alanson Dustin, Of the former
place.
In Brooklyn, IN " by the Rev DR.
Cox, on the 2lst Of July, c. A. Munger Of
Rutland w., 10 Lydia Eliza Graves, Of the
former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

The Brush, sad an alarrnist will blow
us TO the ID They will 6gh with all To-
~ Of national haired, and 10 excite them 10
greater desperation, the English govern.
menl viii insure to every soldier who IN
vaics our shores, grant OF land 10 Amer.
ca And they'll gss II replied his neighbor,
we'll GUARANTEES TO every one Of item uI
feet Of land at leas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

The editor Of the Pittsburgh Morning
Post appears 10 he no particular lover Of ba.
bIes. He says discomfort, in,rude. in cot.
,nges, and the chIId-so beautiful in PIC
lote-so graceful IN poeiry-,hai child
cries nights |, saws no in preference
10 ves'--'l shan't' and I wont and tho
You send il f,rh in neat at tire, !, come,h
home an object
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

MoDEsTy Think not tina, you can i'm.
press others with amy higher sense OF your
importance by assuming a consequential,
care-fornobody sort Of swagger; The lur.
key is really no bigger when he struts Than
u, any other time, and strut as he vii every
one knows that he is only turkey afer
ALL Modes,y is the suros, indication Of
worth and the moral magnet which attracts
esteem
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Wool in Michigan The business OF
wool growing is rapidly on the increase in
Michigan. The Ann Arbor Argus Of the
3O,h u i, states that up 10 the 27th, 1880
lbs had been shipped 10 the cas-, from tina,
place The amount shipped last year, up
TO the 9Th November was 63,936 show.
ing an increase already of HAS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

GFTwo married ladies lately me, in a
store in New Orleans, when one cowhlded
the other, and then cowhided the proprietor
OF the store for attempting 10 interfere
They had qunrrcled ut soirec, few
evening previous. Amnzoniansm IS on the
rise IN the Crescen, City.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

M What are you dong there, Solo.
mon said the ma,ler OF broad river boat,
a i~w evenings slnee, As be had made his
cable lasi 10 a Tree ior the night I'm on
ly I'sl driving q nail IN the boa, at the edgr
Of the water to zee il he rveS Will rise be.
fore morning.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Green, the Reformed amber il, lec,u.
ring a, cleveland, 10 speech q, aTem
perance meeting he gave the following ans
wer to one who asked where he received
his education Born Buckeye, raised a
Hoosier, took a lesson in Cincinnati Jail
studied and practiced gambling for twelve
years on tho Mississippi and graduated IN
Te11i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Mr. EH-minis,er-toM Mexico Shannon was
actually received with ceremonies by the cn-
iIens Of ST. Clsirsville, his place Of resi-
dence, and escorted to his house, where he
was addressed by Mr.. kennou, &c. Re
The oiuzens Of ST. Clsirvlle must be con.
tented with yeiy small apology foI seilinc
up pa j. pIolsss,on, 10 Jeise such an U.
aston for one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

doctor said person once to sur.
geon, my daughter has had a terrible fit
this morEing-she continued full half an
hour without knowledge or understanding 4"
"Oh," replied the Doctor, "never mind
thn,-many people continue so all their
lives"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

A Bible aud Newspaper in every
house, n good school IN every district,
all studied and appreciated as theymcr-
It, are the principal supporters of viz
tue, morality aud civil liberty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Las, night was the hottest that ever was
There can be no Bist1ke about this. There
10 melancholy rumoT that Mira. Caud!e's
tongue melted off-bul we think she will be
able To grow a new one Boston DAILY MAJ
JslV lC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
ADJUSTMENT OF J. UOLCOMB'S
CLAIM.

Ala meeting Of theExecuiive committee
Of The Vermont AMI Slavery Soci city, held
at Middlebury, July 10, lS45 on inspec.
ions OF the Committee with Jodediah Hol.
comb, there appears To be a balance due
him OF Three Hundred and Forty. Three
Dollars and E'gh,yThree cents and he
is authorized as the agent ofthe Committee
to collect the above sum from the Abolition
lists Of ~ State
The above sum having been advanced
by J HoIcomb to pay the debIs Of the Yer
mont Ant Slavery society, greatly to bis
presen, inconvenience, We commend him
to The n.lce, not TO say the benevolence Of
the Vernon, Aholuion.s.s to enable him
to obtain his TIst due
H. +. ROBINSON, Chairman.
J. A. ALLEN, Secretary. i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Tt-Whcn Mr. Byng read IN paper,he
o'hcr day that he wa, designated the father
OF the house OF Commons" he remarked TO
a freed, that I've lek ashamed OF most of his
sons.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

nS-"Pa,, "buwlcd out an Irish stevcdore
addressing one OF his men from the deck o.
a shIp-"how many Of We are there in the
hould7" give, sir" "Come up here tho
half of ye."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

Pepton a and Edthion 1t now stated
positively, tina, these crack horses will run
against ench other in October next, over the
Long Island course.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

nTA gentleman from Texas, now in
Europe writes that colony Of $4,000
Swiss are preparing 10 leave their country,
and settle in Texas this fall
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

nJTen companies ofihe Sd U. Inhn-
Try, 500 m en- IN oil, reached New Orleans
on the l0h inst from Red River, on their
way 10 ward Texas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS AND OIL, AND LIQUORS FOR
MEDICINAL USES.

MEDICINAL USES.
nOCT. J. PERKINS having purchased
~ the shop and stock in trade, Of Decor
Jameson offers to physicians and the public,
an extensive and select assortment, Of Drugs
and Medicines, and the yarioas instruments
and apparatus. employed by physicians and
families for the relef and cure Of diseases,
Also Vines aud distilled liquors for medic
NAL purposes, ~ superior quality also
Paints, and pore LDsesdoh. All which will
be soid at the lowest prices, for cash OF sP-
prnved credit. As the sboVs articles are So
leoied with knowledge Of rhsir qosilues'and
preserved with much care, the subscriber
hAIlers himself that the profession and others
will 10, regret sffotdlog him heir patronage
which will be gratefully acknowledged -
All new Instruments and chemical remedIes
on hand OF procured a. shun notice
J. PERKINS
Casileton, Jsly 81 ls45 5i.u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
lROilkN.

EAMiI.l Commentary y vols ttn. iife NJ
i Baiter, q ,c,s, wsylsnd's foih,csl T..
ooeouny, Wesst.ts Spseohes, 3 ,ols. Ran
erohs HISTORY = vols, Church Hts,o',, VIII
lstds HISTORY L y Pupes WORKS, YARN
sr's and Emietsnts Hand Book, Connie on
the Constitution OF Man, Shetland, and the
Shetsnd,ts, Mcchsnic's own Bod, tlSh
Cooks Pccms. losephus Wo,ks A vols, R"l-
In. Ancicn, History = vols, n ings OF Eng
lard. OConpeil and he TRENDS, CONDITION
and fs,s OF England, Dsnlorth's life oi Wal.
ton. Mason on Ep'se"psey, wm's life oi =
Henry, Dunlsp's HISTORY OF Fiction vols,
Popular vegetable Physiology, love and
Madnss. OF Tssso 8 vols, fsnkoe stories by
Judge Hsliborton. America an Ode and 9th
er Poems, Po~hsusn, Life IN China. Serb
bling, and ..Ske,ch~s, Uhub.soe's History
OF the reformation ? vols for o., e. mic Nut.
sary Tales, Bingley's stories sbou, ins,inr, Of
animals, The los, Child, Looking Glass for
the mind. Pilgrims Progress, The Blind
CHI. The Clob Room. Tesss and the Cult
of Mexico, Recc oso tons Of Service IN CHI
ma. Nights OF The Round Table. Ske,che, -,
lmpo,ture, Decep,i.n aud C,~dolhy. I'm
prcssions 81 Ireland and the IRISH, The Eng
lishwoman In Egypt. Stones Of the Amer,
can Revolution, any " the above can be oh
tanned very low ofw. K. c. STODDARD
Roland. July. 1913 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

nrOle Bull is to be n, Hanover, N.
H., on the 3Oh and 3la inst, AT Com.
menccmenL and he will give concert du.
ring that time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRlN lERS FUR
NlSHlNG WAREHOUSE

III fobNDhf AND fRlN EhS UR-
NlSHlNG WAREHOUSE.
Me subscribers have opened a new Type
Foundry in the city OF New York where
they are ready TO supply orders 10 any extent
for any kind Of yob or fancy Type, Ink, Pa
per, Gases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Steel Col
umn do Composing sticks, Chases, and ev.
ery article necessary for Printing Office
The Type which are cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set Of maIrres, with
deep counters, are warranted 10 be unsur.
passed by any, and will be sold at prices 10
suIl the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also steam
engines Of the most approved patterns
\ ia rnacbinist ronsiantly in attend
anCe to repair presses and do light work
Composition rollers cast for prtalers
Edtors Of Newspapers, who boy three
times as much type as their bills amount to.
NAV give the above six months insertion IN
their papers, and send their papers contain
ing To the subscribers 81 8m
COCKROFT & OVEREND. a. Ann St
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
MUSIC TUITION.

WIN PEASE, Professor OF Music. from
w the Giles Of London, Boston and New
York, and Organi.t and Leader Of music TO
Trinity Church, Rutland, respectfully &C
quaints The Ladies of Rutland and vicinity
that he has commenced giving instructions
on the Piano Fuue, Organ and Singing
Terms sl2 rcr qudrer, Ut - Lessons
\ Piano Fones and Organs toned a,
short notice. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
STATE or VERMONT.

Ru,isnd . ~.
lIenf, II Ross,
~, ,,.,..,. f,u,.,
tlsnson Mitchell, All Tn ,,.
Ehsl Mitchell ''''
Addison Bu-k,
Declaration, ia pies Of irrspa. On the
case no,s, dated "a h July, iet9. io'
the sum Of ti2i.0o, psssble To Wlil,.m ID.
Rnss In INC year from date, AMI interest. and
endorsed to ths psiniif Also one other
note, da,-d 9e,h July, isi9, iot ei2s.oo,
psysblo IN two yesr TO Wiliism u. Ross,
and endorsed to tho plaintiff
The said hlAnson and fhhl being Rb,on,
from this state at the time Of scr,ice
II ~ ordered. tha, tho ruhdcsuon OF ihn
Substance "f Ihc de,lan',un aud this or.ot
three weeks snccessiNely. IN the Runand
Herald. the last of winch To- Ice al least siI
wrek> previous To- the next t-tm--in vi, the
second Tuesday Of ScpienbCL lsij-sha.
he sufficient motto Tor them to appear and
defend hnd day thereof /, gwen, 30.
Starr & Nushocli 4 Hodges, Au'ys tot nm
30 r W HOPKINS. CLERK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
NOTICE!l

NOTICE
The members Of the Rutlsnd and Addison
Mutual FIRE lnsUranre company are hereby
n"tilaG nat the following assessments have
been made by ibs Duse'nr. on oil n0tes IN
force on the following days, to Wit.
Sept. i2,h 1874, per cent
May 2s,h isl5. a.
Amounting 10 per eenl for tho rear. Said
ssssssssnl must be paid IN the Agent. Of tho
company for the purpose Of being forwarded
70 NE Treasurer N or before the first dsy
Of Sept merit
There have been allowed the past year .
.osses amounting TO s7iG %
t.. IrNE Treasurer
ms Office, Brabdun. JuIy .. 80 -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
BOOKS List Continued.

I'LL be Lady. Thoughts an Affection,
j Keepers Travels. the Chimes, ~ Bon.
Marco Psul's Adventures, Barnes on Rev
walls, Judea CAPITA, the Church IN all sees.
Biographical Stones. Old dicnaei & Young
Mauna, Five years Of Youth Boys Guide
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Nv + tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Couri Tor the dis
ulct of Rutland, commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate of
Joel Dayton late Of Middiei0toH
in said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent and also ail claims and demands eihb-
lied In Offset thereto, and months from the
I'd day OF June, last, being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the bu-
sness OF our said appointment al the Office
of Ehakim Paul, IN Mlddletown. on the
~ Monday Of Angus, and the LIT Monday OF
December next, from ono until FIVE O'Clock
p. m. on each OF said days.
M..is. c.s NV, Com"
Niddlstown, July 8, 1915 20