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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

- feptObsuo1 al ell times. and und,r o.
'irtumsishces however lutte that reptobs
@, n NAV he worth. The people Of kh'.d'
l'la7d understand the matter. and tbr ovet
~helm,ng majority wrh Witch they hs,'
'undemned, IL bit sample of Mis-, to-
whole country ~ili do when the subject =
'ul understood. let sry ssciion oi ,h'
D-u'rorAtir ra,ty, or the whale part, linden
uty themselves with Dotn,m. aud VI II doe
not uu"tly DESTINY them, Ne are no proPh
cts. Doris movements were denounced b.
nj. father and ell his Hundred, and the
were sevefal ~ them 10 arm. sgsins, him
not iron, any wish IN do him mischief bu
from a deep conviction Of necessary dut
lms - plain uslk-whieh plain mcu ~h
are lsUne.t vii both understand and approve
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

STATE or NERMONTt RE II renen.
District Of Fs,tha,en. IS ~ hefed ,hs,
n, probate court holden Al Casileton. ~ illIin
and ine 'a,d district cn tie. 2Jd day OF Ianu.
airy, a. ID. iSt5
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Samuel I. Honkot, administrator of tie
estate Of Isaac Lefiing~ell late Of Poul,ney
IN SAID district. deceased, having pclItioned
said court 10 ~fi,iog, To sell all the real es.
tate al said deceased iut the payment ol The
debts Of SAID deceased and charges 81 admin.
istrsl'nn, setting forth the debts allowed by
the 'omml Ssonets on saId estate, IN I've
61iy.j5' that he has paid otsad DEUS 10 The
amount OF 3713,62, that the means IN his
hands To discharge the balance OF said Ia.
deb,edness and To deiray the expenses Of sd.
minlslration, viii not amount 10 more than
. 1900,
1t i. ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said application be alta session of,s'd coui,
10 be holden al the probate Office In Castle
ton, on the Goth day Of February 1873 and
tina, notice Of said order be given 10 all pet
sons IN ,eres,ed, by publishing this order
weeks successIvely previous To said time q
hearing 10 tie Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed IN Rutland. A true copy Of Record
b. +. LANGDON, Register,
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DIED

In Mcndon. on the 25th inst. Hovey Pear.
sous, IN the 10Th year oAhis age.
Died IN Rutland Jan I7Ih inst. John
Smith alias John Lnndon, aged 81 years.
This young man spent the hrs, sixteen
yearsoi his life IN Slavery. I l. is under.
stood TO have been Il house servon, Of the
Hon Cave Johnson NJ G. Of Tennessee
In 1889 he came to Philadelphia IN com.
pany with gentleman who was his tenn
porary master. In the course Of his stay
in the city with no thought Of escaping
f. ON bondage, as Providence would have
It, he wandered so far out in prosecuting
some OF his masters business that he was
unable 10 find his way back again On
enqnlrlng for his masters lodgings, the
though, wac first suggested TO him BY some
person TINT he might now secure his free
dom. John came on 10 this place home.
less and iTlcndless, except so far rs slight
! acquaintance With his circumstances had
awakened in his behalf the sympathy Of
strangers He seemed to be boy Of good
sense, OF quick perception, and DESTROYS Of
improvement RE readily obtained em
pIoymcnt on a farm, where, by his indus
trious habits and ms sterling homes ". he
soon won the favorable opinion and the
kind feelings Of the 7ncighborbood John
Ovail.d himself OF the opportunity Of aten.
ding. the public school,l part OF each winter
where ne Distinguished himself by dlilI
gence. good behavior and commendIUlc
progress ~ his studies Though he knew
but three of the letters OF The alphabet, when
he first come 10 the North, he had came to
be able to read undersnn iingly, and
had acquitted surprising familiarity with
the Btle. which was bis principal reading
book H. was also able 10 write a fii
hand. nn4 had thoroughly mastered tho
ground rules OF arithmetic, 50 as to be able
10 keep his own accounts He died ahe' a
very distressing sickness Of only four or five
DAYS The disease which brough! him Il
his md was the picuflsy.tever
Few young persons OF his age, ENJOY
cd more fully tie confidence and the good
wishes Of the community, than the deceased
By the perfect auleS5ne.s and uanspar enel
Of his haracler, J4lnrd with good sense an,
sobrlety OF department, he won the csIccn
) of all who knew him 4 ought here TO b.
mentioned, that soon aaer John came thr
place. he manifested praise worthy d''r'
10 be instructed IN the great principle OF Ih'
GOSPEL Of Chris, he seemed to receive tn
ruth with all readiness, and ere long mad
pubic profession OF bis faith in the redee
mcr. by uniting with the BaPn church
and IL u no, TOO much 10 say thai his CHRIS
ian walk was eminenNy consistent sn'
exemplary lolheday Of his death Hc die
IN tho lriGnpns OF christian fanh HIS "a
neral was amended ON Sabbath Il VI 10 eou
nec,ion with the regular Pubiie scTC"s O
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
RETRACThN FOR ISLANDER.

Vl>HlS may c'r,l,, that the stories that !
Il circulated snd caused to he circulated
doisrins tho motsl character of Mrs MARY
VI Hibbatd. ste entirely aud uhoiiv fnl's. |
sincerely and folly believe. en- sorry ths'
ever assisted IN any manner TO dtisws her
character, a. believe they Originated irum
= source too weaA asd contemplate for .
moral community to rely >opoa. lb~lts's
her character To be ,rep,osehsble. aud a.
hove The slightest impo's,ioos Of the KIDD,
and that tho reports ~sre origi.sied IN part
to ,njufo DR. Hibhsrd In his professional bu'
unuficnding w,le.
ELISHA W. FAlRBANK
Ruiland. Jan q. lsi5. rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

The church 10 which he b~lrngrt A fu'
oefsl discourse wa, p'cschtd pppu the &C
ess'on suendcd BY numerous auditory Of
TRENDS who mourn has death Coss
Died a, Hampton n Y. on the 2lr
,nH Miss Mary u. daughter Of Nc F.. W
Bsb-e m the 2o,h ycsr OF her age
a ihiai cunsump'icn bsd long proved on
he delicate constitution and II wn obvI.
( Gus thu, the nssiIsie archer h.J marked
| her Tor his victim bu, vrmcd with the
hope 81 a glorious Immortality. through
he merits ofhct Saviour. she calmly yield.
her gentle srifil wiAnu, n mutmur
Her intellectual ,ndowm, mis- and tuavuy
ol manner erened powerful Influence o.
yer the circle Of her seqnain ,anes--spd
long and deeply will her nurn-rcu. rela.
uv-- 'nt friends d-rlore her premature Ell,
why do mourn departing friends,
Or shrkc a, deaths ,rrrn
lis bul the vulcc that Jesus send.
To coll Ihcm TO his home" Con-.
IN Huhhutd,on on the 25lh 81 Dec. nj ".
plus fever. Mr. Is = Chutctnl, elites, son
ut :. =. and Mary Churchill, aged ~ y'ars
lie las Jeff father. mother. eight sister,
and brother, together with latee circle o
friends aud acquaintance. To monPn his loss
and 10 contemplate with wonder and amaze
ment, ihc mysIriious Providence which has
called him thus early To the spirit land
lie wasn worthy nt,i consistent memhe
II The Bapts, Church IN tins place. III
conter>,nn took place in the winter oi $40
He ubeyed the lujunc ton Of Chusi, Belle,
/ and be baptised. fn,luwin the Saviour in tn
month of April afet. lCom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
'I'IiAAS.

The House of Representatives came
TO vote Oh Saturday upon the several
propositions for theAnucXution often.
rs to the |. States. Many RESOLUTIONS
having been rejected, the votA was at
last taken ON the proposition Ni Mr..
Brown, Of Tenn, and resulted III favor
Of the resolution, by "A vote of us to
l0l. These resolutions provide for
one Slave State, and four others To be
erected hereafter, in which j; shall OK
lst or not, south of the Missouri com
promise line, as the people inr each OF
them may determine. The Texas
debts not To be assumed but to be paid
out Of the proceeds Of the Texas public
lands. The yielding, says the }. orc.
was on the part of the North. O
course.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
From the y y Tnbooo u Saturday
LATER FROM EUROPE

W. have news by c,pies, from the paol
Ct ship Osio:d. ~hleh wa, Of ,ae eaa rod
Of Long Island Yesterday morning Sb.
ieft Ll,efPJol on the l0sh, With LondOn
adv to the 18Th
CJpun fully MAINTAINED ~ sdvnnce Of
rcsdy reported, anI wa, looking bct"r
The advance since the steamer sailed va,
neatly IA Since the 18Th, 1000 bali,
had been Sold a, iuli pue-s
Nothing new IN the Money Market
ireland was much sgr,a,ed O'Connei
wa IN Dubiu and had bcen making tie
lncndou, speeehe. in favor off~pesi
FRAscE-Commcfeo was sad TO be
considered effected by the recent changes
in the Tanf The impora,ioos from
tb,s county arc likely to fall of
ScorLANp-1here Is much agitation II
the manufacturing districts
SPAN isnorc lsaoquil lhan heretofore
though there has been another petty rebel
non
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
Magnsiie 'ietp.-Snrgiedi Operation
We ~ers msiied . lev days ego, 10 nc

We we're msiicd . lev days ego, 10 nc
company one OF our FRA medical men u
whncss The exIaciIon OF o plu,of from th'
neck Of n young woman, during magnet
ic sleep but DOT having a taste iUr sncl
exhibitions. We declined The invitation. We
are now told by th,Evntngi'os' ,lhu, the or
etaliou was IN every WY perfectly succt ssiu!
1t was performed by Dr. RodInlrra young
surg Son WHO arrived here less than three
month from Pans, bringing with HIM the
highca CREDENTIALS from the most cullncuI
professional men IN France. lie SCENE
not TO have given his attention TO animal
tneguolism, othefw Use than producing, on
some particular constitutions, u state OF slice,
and InsensIbliy, Of which science may
take advantage 10 save TO humanity th,
suffering and anxiety intending Surgical op
era,lonsS and it was with this view he al
tempted the experiment, we have alluded 10
On the day appointed for the operation ses
eral Of our beet physicians, among the res,
DIS Valentine, Mon, John w Francis, l.
, DclhcId, J Keafney Rogers, A Sldne,
Doane, Nelson, aud others were in a,ten
dance the girl was put to sleep, magnet
/ icaily BY the operation, and the iumor wa
removed, the patient not evincing the lens
sensiblInv while II lasted The operation
performed, she was permitted TO sleep tw'
hours longer aud was then awakened un
conscious OF VIVA, had been done she ha
not f'li any pain from the wound from tina
Tune TO this, ~ Y Erpren,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
A "a U ID.

The Social Cboir' of he Con Chareh Of
Ess Rot snd, Nh give eosoc', ., tho
Church on 1ve.ds, Evening, Fob. 4, 10
comnenc. ., hsH ps.i a o'cloch
Mr. / l. sOLOAoNsert III prss'de u the
organ.
frieod. snd lovers Of mo.,o are respect
fully invited 10 attend
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
" f the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Court for the dis

" f the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Hon. the Probate Cour, for the dis
,tct Of Faithaven. commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persans against the estate Of
Nathaniel Grorcr, late Of Wells,
in said district. deceased represented insol-
vent. and also all claims aud demands eAhib.
tied IN Offset thereto. aud months from the
An cay 81 Dec, lsi4, being allowed 10y said
court for that purpose; We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO tho bu
slness Of our said appointment nj the dwell
ling house Of the widow Lovna Grover
In Wells, on the third non lay in Msrch and
May next from one until four O'Clock p. m
on each OF said day..
N.lsos rArl, com''''
Wells. January 3. lSI5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

UPMr Hubbard. the Commissioned Of
sachuseits, has left New. Orleans, with
oui even attempting 10 affect the object "l
his ml,slon The New Orleans Bulletin
SAYS
'No learn from last evenings COutieL
that Hon llonIy Hubbard, the MasSschu.
sets Comui sSiuuet, has lenthe city. Before
departing he wrote letter Ia qentlem IN
Of high standing IN which he frankly declares
that he - fully convinced OF the Ruthless
ness Of hl, mission, and that It persisted IN.
u will occasion great retirement. lie adds,
iheteiufe. that lie is preparing immediately
TO leave.
TIE Picayune says
Mr. Hubbard left New Orleans on Sun.
day. leaving in the hands Of gentleman ol
this city a letter, Of which The following is
an extract
And 20 frankly declare To you-and far
iher, that am fully convinced that the ms.
sion must be huItess. and 1t will occasion
useless excitement and am preparing i'm
mediaicly to leave, and relutn the commits
sion to the source from which II origina
ted"
Oh, most lame and impotcnt conclusion
Tri5nAc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
CASslUS NJ CLAY ON SLAVERY

The Frankfort Commonwealth contains
the following explicit and admirable decIa
ration from this gentleman
Il T.. STEVENSON, Esp
Sir ask the Liberty TO make
through your columns summary state
men: OF my views upon the subjcc, Of sla
very BY potion ofthe people OF tins
state never expect 10 be fIitIy represented
TO The great mass OF the people who
have no interest IN slpprcssins truth, |
wduld appeal against the caIumnics OF IN
scrupulous partzans
Slavery isl municipal Institution. 1t
eKss Is 40 othcr right and tenure than the
Constitution OF kcptucky
lam opposed 70 deprsing STAKEHOLDER S
Of their slaves by any other than eonSi ,u,
liona and legal means. Of course, then,
have no sympathy for those who would
ibcra,o tho slaves OF Kentucky ia other
ways | have no connection with any
may or Sc, of men, who would sanction or
undertake The illegal liberation Of Slaves
and loel bound, by my allegiance 10 the
State Of kentucky, to resist 10y force, il
]
Whilst | hold that the United States
Constitution has no power to establish sla
vcty IN The nsluc, VI Columbia or IA Tia,
Teuiou's, OF IN any place Of us ovclusiy,
supremacy, SO | contend, that IN The
States, once admitted into the Union anc
the esy become SOrercign and Independent
Congress has no power or right 10 utter.
icEe wEh OF touch slavery, HI,hont the lie
giumaIc conseu, OF the States
| believe that The all'"on OF new siart
N.att'oc H4re territory 10 his Union, !.
tHeoa'i,tahonli and Impossible
am he ayowed Snd incorporating
fn''nE OF slavery az shall never cease /,
Use al Constitutions and Honorable and jus
mans TO cause as extinction m keGtucky
oni u rcinolfon 10 It's constitutional !miu
m me UnH"i S,a'cs
BON a ken'urk'an ant slavehoAcr
have 10 p"Ju''coS nor COMMITTEES 10 crafty
but, impoll'd by a sanse NJ sc.frespcc,
love and lusiae and ne h,gi,s! crpei,rn
- 'hnl! exec mln,lE LA. L,bs,g 10 on
on.y s1tdy
For the freedom a .sceeb and or n, q
The pcess, insvef shall erss.. N h,,,l. ubil
NJ la-s ifih"re - any k,n,ucknn +.
base rs 70 yie.t these Cons .alinnii an.
glorious privilege wtaoSl which III. n,
,eura mo'kety TO lalk OF beng free peo
Die envy him mo- A slave to slaves. r.
hrrn Sold n IN be MANY Wnh such
hold 10 fellowship from such | ask n,
quarter All | ask is an open Geld anil
far ashL Your oboileut servant
e. VI CLAY
Il.hGf ky J-n e l.i5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
BEES EEIs A.!

THR Subscnber ofer, for sale 50 s~arms
i Of Bees which are rs good as ans Prince
Albert. not excepted oui Of 80 NV or
hand, very low. ~ lh0se VIM take ten sy.
erAging 70 pounds each Ia November laa
IN hives patenVdb y John n Weeks. Esq
with the ngh, 81 using the same, inclnded
will be chatsed fifty dollars only. Single
Swarms a. usual.
A short aad sWssi astar,enl Of Inc pro.
docs OF iouy s~srais ommsaclng In the
sprias OF is<Gsad up Va ihs Dtsssnl dsls,rh
10 s~afsss sf the product no, dlspos-
ed m Al e5 each. $500 OO
HONEY, do, % on
&c s~arm' disposed Of. averaging 60
eachs' $50 M
Honey dor <0i n
-----~-
1S5 II
AARON BARNJs.
RplInd, Jan. 81. IsI3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

ILyCo.Icc,or Van Ness Of New York
has been so bothered wnh applications for
Office as seriously to rc;,rd the transaction
Of public business, aud he has been obliged
10 post up notice warning all office seek
ers to .,oy away for one month al lacsl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

STATE or VERMONT BEnrwem.
n.,riet Of Fsnh,ven,ss - hered thr
o. q probate eouu holden si Cssiletcr Within
snd fot said district, on The fefh ds' Of leo,
islS
Present. A Warner, Judge
EiishaAllen guardian uPNsru- Cisrt snd
May Jane rlatk minor h~,ts sl Fi'shsClsrk
late oi Pswlet dec,ssed, approaching 10 ss,d
court that u woaid be conclusive to- The trswr-
est uf said ntnofs 20 cell all the real estate
which ib,, Inherit from tho estate NJ DANIEL
Cab late Of sli1 Pswlei deees~-d end pray
lng ssij court 10 gtan,him l,ceuso 10 pell ssid
estate
!, IA ordered tina, notice ,h-r~of be siv.n
10 all persons Interested IN said sppl,o alton.
that hcte ~ III be q hes'ine NJ tho ssme on
the fir, Wednesday Of Naieh nes'. q, the
probate Office W tss,lston aforsss,d sy pub
hshine THE order three weeks suc~sssi.sly.
previous taAid tine III hsstine, N the Ru'.
land Herald, new'psper printed siRutiand.
! A iroc copy Of record,
Auesl, Il. r. LtNCDOS, Rsslsse,
p. s,"t' Of Ra,, "ri' So t.,i F ,n.,"
sprci,l probate cnuu held alRuusrd, ~nhin
and fur said d,slu, on the 25th day OF Decem.
Der 4. u isii
Present, Vim Hall, lodge.
Whereas Eth,n Furst. Aduunis,ratnt III
n'e estate al Addison Graves, late OF Mn1ni
Holly 10 said dl.,rici d-csssrd, int. state.
las presented tu said cnuft hts pe,nion IN W.T.
ting, setting lbfth such facts a. tend tn .l,ew
that the personal estate of s,ii trceased al
. ter the asslprtncni To The " idu~ =. insuih.
cieni Ia pay the dchtsanA expense. uf adn,n.
isIalion, hv about the son Of 1900 ot otOO
dullats. snd playing said Cnuu To giant HIM
license Ia sell the Whole Ui tho real eAtAio OF
said drcesse consisting ui the Hume I'm
with incumhIsnccs ihercon 10 Howard Har-
rs and Ia the mother oi said deceased and
OF an interest in a certain prcs OF land called
the Page -, eScep, ihe widow. dover there
IN including N. io,eIsion thereof, repteseu.
ting that the sale thereof IL necessary fu the
paymen, said debts and oIpsoses therefore,
IL 10 ordered that ss,d application be refer.
rcd for hearing and dscis'on to the first Mao
day being the 81 day OF February next, and
that n copy al this order be published ihree
( weeks suct r~sirfly, previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al Rut-
land, tina, all persons Interested may apprsr
and give bonds Tor tho payment Of sa Id debtu
anu .,pensos or otherwise object 10 the same
II they see cause. A true copy of record.
: HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

Mr. Edlior-l suppose you wish for an
answer o he oblen from me, il no one else
sends you one, Ans. 6,I362os f.
+. H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
COMSTOCK'S MEDICINES.

A NEW supply Of these medicines Just
IA received. The Sarsapariiia is wsrran.
ted superior TO any other kind, and is sold a,
hall the price. A new supply OF the Med,-
cal Almanac jus, receeivd, and We requ- st
all who have desire to prevent OF cur q dis
ease, TO call and take them gra,is In min,
cases out OF ten, they will guide YOU to III,
means OF cure, and save the heavy bills, for
visits, pills pow ders and pepper
BURT d MASON.
Rutland Jan u. J0<5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

In Wells on the 2nd inst, by Arcmns
Lewis Esq Mr. Bardcn Bcals 10 Miss Eve
line Parker.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
zap Buckets.

* HUNDRED SspBurk eis, T. Dunck-
i - les makes 10000 leet sap and eve
troughs cauldton kettles, for sale BY
BURT'& MASON.
Rutland. Jan. 25, Ast5. S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
NOTICE,

A u dersons having Gsmnnds against tho
n town at Au,land a'e requested 10 present
them 10 the subscribe 81 the Ffanklin lio-
tel on the is,h day OF February neri fnr i'd
justment. The civil authority ofssld Town
are requested to meet on sA,d day al 9 o.
CLOCK +. NJ. for the purposa OF making nee
ssarv Abait mrnls In taAes,
JON. &. 1IIRALI.
WILLIAM GILMORE
Rutland Jan. y. 1915.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
Surgical Cliniquc Of Castle
ton Medical COLLEGE,

Middleton Goldsmith, NJ. b being resi-.
den, Professor VI Surgery in Castlelon
Medical College, the Surgical Cliniquo in
connect len with the College ID placed under
h, supervision. Or Goldsmith Will oper-
ate or prescribe for sueiosi csses OF all des-
crp,lons, requiring either surgical opera
ton and prescriptions, or treatment, which
may e prs,enled. on Wednesday Sarnr-
days OF each week through Ihs year. Dp-
erarIous aud prescriptions Tor the poor ~ill be
graiuitons.
a, T.. S. CARR, Registrar Of the faculty.
DR. Goldsmith having taken up bis resi-
tence IN Castletun, permanently tnay he
found al Werovets Hotel, His fees " III be
those Usually charged IN this vicinity.
$40 N. GOLDSMITH, 81 d.
Cas,le'ou, Jan IS 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
Rutlsnd. Jan. Is. I8t5.
NOTICE
Office.

is hereby given that the coparnenhip
heretofore existing between J NJ & l.,
Fish, is this day mutually Dissolved
JOSEPH NJ FISH;
ELISHA ElSII,
Dandy, January 20, lsi3.
INHE Ma rble. Black Smith and Shoe bdsi-
L ness formerly carried on by them will be
carried on bv j NJ. Fish IN all It's various
branches. All who favor him with their or
ders for Marble finished or unfinished, OF
any thing IN his line ri business. will be
promptly attended TO on reasonable term:
for cash OF approved credit.
JOSEPH NJ. FISH.
Dandy, Jan. az, 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30

STATE or VERMONT, RE r -mem.
n,.tiiet Of Fsnh,ven, &c - hered that
st. probate couu holden 81 Csnl.'cn, Within
.nd fct said Ji.trie,, on The ie'h ds' Of leo.
istS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-05

Importers of all kinds of Shipping
FurS.
VIM Geisse & Sons, so S Front. below Chesnu,
Agricultural and Horticultural Imple-
ments, Garden, Grass, and
Flower Seeds
D. o. Prouty, lsia Marke, st, below 9th, S side
Looking Glasses, Plated and Fancy
Hardware, Combs, Brushes, &c.
William g. Walter Cresson, IA north Fourth st
Importer &, Dealer In Boiling Cloths.
Jacob Fry, So north Third st (successor to Riters)
Manufacturers and Dealers in Straw
Goods, Hair Edgings, &c.
VIM M. & Jas. T.. Maull, 80 north Second st
Manufacturers of Caps and Stocks,
and Dealers in Boots, Shoes and
BonnetS.
James r. Leet & Co. l24 north Third street
Manufacturer of Patent Leather, Glazed Muslin,
Carriage Oil Cloths and Caps.
John +. Holloway, north Fifth street
Brass Eight Day, 80 Hour & General
Clock Establishments.
James s Smith. So north Third st near Cherry
James Barber, 238 Market st, so side, above 7th
A. L, Lowell corner of Third and Wood sts, and
corner of Fourth and Market streets
Print Warehouse, Dealers In Prints,
only
Morrell & Co 20I Market st, Cd door above Fifth.
PhHadelphia Feb 20, IS45-6t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-05
MATTHEW T.. MILLER,
SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT T. BICKNELL;
EXCHANGE BROKER,
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