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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21
REAUTIFUL SUMMER GOODS.

EREAUTIFUL SUMMER GOODS.
-Hb GRkTLEMEN'S WEAH
The subscriber has on hand some very desirabl
andlashionabe articles for GENTLEMEN'S sum
MER WEAR, such as
Gold mixed and Dark Green Summer CLOTH fo
Coats-a new and beautiful article.
Bl'k Grape Summer Cloth, very fine
Striped Linen DRILLING, superb quality
Plain White Russia, do do
White and fg'd Marseilles VESTlNGS,
Light fgd Silk do
Buff Cashmere and Straw do
Light fancy CASSTMERS in great variety whic
will be sold in these extraordinary dull times at pri
ces which cannot fail to please, and a call is there
fore solicited at
EDW'D ]. RICHARDSON,
jelS No. 81 Baltimore st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21
STRANGERS GUIDE!

AS SVkANGERSf GUIDEI
~ MEDICAL NOTICE.
As SO much imposition and gu ,cktry is plactised
upon those unacquainted in a large cty all should
know where, under afficton, they may be able TO
ed the most of his life to the study and of Vene
raj or Private Diseases.
DR.. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock Inftmary, No. Is East Pratt-st.,
do In ,,11
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

HSLY NETS FLY NETS! Persons in wan,
r. of cheap article of Fly Nets, will please call
and examine the stock have on hand, as they can
be sold less than they can be purchased elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. HAlG, 1873 Baltimore street,
jel7 p opposite the Clipper office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

4 CHEAP CARRIAGE FOR SALE
"A A small CARRIAGE for 4 person will be sold a
great bargain, if apnied for Immediately at H. UN
Laps Carriage Depository, Hanover street. near
Lombard-st. jy30 If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

TENRY'S DETERGEST for taking out
II 4 Ink, Iron Moles, or other Stain. For sale by
JAMES M. HAIG,
jy28 fri l33 Batim ore st.
EMBROIDERED GRAPE SBAWLS. Mrs
~ NiCKERSON has just received from N. York,
an assortment of small size Embroidered Grape
shawis. Also, frosh supply Of Black sllh Lases,
je30 So ". HOWARD ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21
ID FREDERICK'S
a6S PATENT CORPSE PRESRRVBR! /!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject FIR which it is in
tended is to perfectly pre-
serve cOrpses from decay
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

PROFITABLE ToUR. The Olive Branch says
the Hutchinson family of singers, during their
years soiourn in England, cleared $4,000, az
ter paying all their expenses.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

KILLED BY LIGHTNING, John II, Wright,
of Windsor, Me, a yonng man about nineteen
years ofage, was killed by lightning, On the
10th inst, while standing in the door Of his
fathers house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

GNAMP MEETING. Persons about to visit
" either of the Camp Meetings, are desired to call
at my establishment 10 article that may be OF
great advantage-it is walking that may be
converted into comfortable chair-ony few on
hand and for sale by
ALFRED H. REIP, 335 Baltimore street,
jy6 I'd Tin store above Howard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

HE GRAVE OF RINGGoLp. G. w. Cutter,
Esq, the Western Poet, who is an officer in one
OF the volunteer companies in Mexico, recently
visited the grave of the lancnted RinCgold, Of
which he thus speaks:
"The spot is well selected, and the palings
that surround the las' bed Of this lamcnted he
TO, tell you at once that he was buried by the
hands Of his victorious companions in arms
| They are made of musket barrels with bayon-
cts inserted perpendioularly through The wood
! en- rails. A plain board without name or date,
IS al his head-and ali is painted black.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

NJ EW LOT OF STRAAS BREASTPINS, the
~ pest Imitation Of Diamond yet discovered, the
Lsal faLls nvenuon-Just received and for sale by
@ HAor TEL D. CLARK, at his Jewery store, Water
street, second door from Calvert whcrr d Breastpln
may be purchased Tor 81 TO s4 to look as we, as the
DIdiioua, "hieh cost from SO to 500. I'D
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

NJ UNEOES' LEAD pEkCELS-On con
We sigBment and for sale low 10 close by
FREDERICK FICKEY SONS,
d9.l8 No, 200 Baltimore st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07
DESPERATE MUTINY q MUIR
DER

The Philadelphia North American Of
Friday morning gives the following
account of an affair ofthc above charac-
ter, which took place on board the bark
Cactus, Capt. Allen b. Day, from Snyr-
IA to that port
The Cactus left Gibraltar on the Sth
Of Feb, and on the Sd day out about
the time the S o'clock watch was called
the man whose business II was 10 scrub
tho decks, refused to perform his duty,
when ordered by the Captain. The
whole crew then at once mutlmed, and
most Of them seizlng handsplkes, they
made n desperate attempt upon the
lives of the officers. During the ARRAY
the second mate, Elvin Y. Mason, Of
Kenncbunk, Me was struck twice up
on the head with n handsplkc, by one
of the mutIneers, Harding, andhls scull
being horribly fractured, he expired
six hours afterwards.
The first mate, George II. Douglass,
of Philadelphia, was grappcd with by
another of the mutlneers William, who
attempted to throw HIM oyerboord, the
murderer, Harding, raised the hand
spike to kill hun. The Captain, in the
meantime had escaped from the vii
Ilans and possessed himself OF his pistol
fortunateiH making ms appearance at
tins T.. .ncnt with the weapon, and the
cabin boy having brought the mate a
cut!ass, the mutineeTs were cowed, and
through the determined lntrepldlty OF
surviving officers, were compelled to
submission.
Harding the murderer, Of the second
mate, was put below IN irous, where
be was kept during the voyage The
rest Of the crew were ordered 10 duty,
and by the caution and hrmncsS oltha
. Captain and FIRST officer, were kept ln
subsection uil the vessel reashcd D.'o-
ware.
The Captain, anticipating that ihc
mutiuecrs would make their escape IN
coming up the rivcr holsted his flag ia
the Revenue Gutter, near Recdy Island
an officer from which boarded hun anc
Inc Offenders were made prisoners aud
pui on board the Forward On the
arrival OF the Cnucrai the Navy Yard
they were taken into custody by ihl
United States Marshal and conveyed
H. prison. The bark was brough M
10 pau by crew from ihc Cutter
The prisoners wefe all coIorcd.-
Their name, are Brown, Gumcs. WI
. liams. Harding, LopezSwnn and Johi
Adams cook Adams belongs TO PHI.
p adelphia. and 81 ed from lhls port o.
the bark. The others were hipPed
y Trieste. Harding, the murderer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

from Baltimore, and Grimes, who was
the ringleader in the mutiny, halls from
Virginia, Lopez IS Portuguese, and
Swan Bcr'nu1c,n
The murdered male, who was burr
cd Of sea the day after his death. was a
young man only three and twenty, Of
most unexceptionablo character and a
great iavorte His father who resides
at kennebcck, Is part owner OF the Gao
tus. The bark brings n cargo of fruit
to Isaac James. She had passage from
the Straits Of 81 days, with roul II
weather, and the trying situation Of the
Captain and first mate, with a whole
crew in a state Of mu,iny all the way,
and The only living creature true to
them n white cabin boy, q small colo
cd galley boy and a faithful dog, may
be welt imagined.
The prisoners were to have a hear.
lng yesterday morning before the L. S
Comm SsiurCr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

settled, # left 10 him, IN London-and
credit Is, for this reason, the more read.
lily given TO the report. Mr. Buchanan
tits known, decidedly opposed giving
the matter over 10 Mr. McIane, to ma,,.
ngc-nnd It is also understood tina, his
opposition was prompted by jealousy
thinking that, If anybody else ,e,iled
the question, he, Mr. james Buchanan,
the Secretary of State, would lose a
feather from his cap and be put back
IN his efforts TO reach the Presidential
char.
You may set II down as certain that
II the Oregon question has been set
tied at London, MIR. Buchanan rctires
from the State Department, and takes
seat on the Supreme Bench.
have recently several times alluded
10 The case Of the Rev. G. T.. Torrcy.
now Ia the Penltcn,inry. lie still I'm
gers along, bat # he remains where he
IS, can scarcely survive the summer
The efforts 10 obtain his pardon has
not been renewed. and was abandoned.
| have reason 10 believe, at the very
moment when about 10 be successful.
] have very good reason Cor believing
that If the owner Of the slaves which
were abducted, is rcmunerated for the
loss, Mr. Torrey will be pardoned. II
seems TO inc that there ought To be nc
hesitation in complying with this pre-
limlnary. IL he were IN good health
those who claim 10 be his friends snv
they would gladly pay the money for
his release. Blu, let itbe remembered,
the man Is still alivc-hc may recover
AT all events, he may die in the bosom
OF Instantly, with the wife ofhis choice
Ia close his dying eyes, and with the
blessed privilege Of kissing his children
before he closes his eyes i'll doath.-
Surely, this is something Surely, those
whose hearts are moved and whose
purses are opened SO freely at the rela
ton of the wrongs, real or fancied, o
the African negroes, can see, III tn,
consolation which this dying mar
would find in being now freed, even i
1t b., as they see It is, at the foot OF
the grave, enough 10 justify if not ic
stlmu lte them to an effort TO obtal,
his release. lie may be released.
speak not lightly when say so. !
those who have been wronged.-wron
gcd, as our laws say, byhim-arc RICH
ted for the loss they suffered, Mr. Tor
IIcy will be pardoncd.
Turning from the subject to anothc
which just now attracted my eye.
would call the attention of your Cit
zcns who may travel this way, tina
the Eutaw House Of this city has jus
been rc6ticd in SPLENDID style, a4i d.
now, in all respects, equal to any Tic
tel in the Union Mr. II. F.. Jackson
late Of the Aston House, and Mr. Il
CranSton, late of Pavilion, Rockaway
Long Island, are the new propricler'
/ This House You may be sure will b
"thc thing" here. Maple floors, ne,
furniture, splcndidly decorated parlort
an entire renovation Of dining roor
and ladies' ordinarily give it an air {
elegance, which no Hotel in the Unto
can surpasS, and very few equal.
is to be opened in form to-day, and wi
be sure To be "thc fashionable Hotel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

ace "a the nelghborhood of kcswiok,
and the waters Of the Dcrwent rose
higher than they have been seen foi
hundred years.
4 discovery ~ very ancient coins, TO
'hc number Il nine hundred, was late.
ly made al Charicrhousr, Somerset.
They embraced the rcigus Of no less
than eight Roman Empcrors
commission Is sitting IN Portugal
for the revision Of the commercial tar
n of that kingdom.
The Duke or Coburg has Just com
pletcd an OPEN, IN three acts, from Vol
,lire's tragedy Of Zaire.
FAMINE IN IRELAND.
The European Times says-We have
still 10 record the receipt Of alarming
intelligence from the sister country,
giving the details of the approaching
famine, which has already made its APP
pearancc IN various parts Of the coun-
try, and bringing with II train ofdls-
cases, The results of which il IS exceed
ngiy painful to contemplate Meet
luTs are being held IN various parts 10
devise means ~ arrest the progress Of
the evil and procure work and food for
this now starving pcaSantty. Accounts
pour in upon us daily Of the increasing
distress.
\ Castelar, paper has the following,
headed Famine IN Mayo:
"This great and long dreaded scourgc
has at ,,u.rh broken forth We have
been written to, from several ports OF
this extensive country, giving the most
awful account Of the suiIcrlngs OF the
people at this early period Of the year.
Even at Turlough, in the immediate
neighborhood Of this town, many fam
llicS are at this moment without food,
and the wrctchcd sufferers are in vain
"ndcayorlng to get provisions IN time
hqi Meu chiidrtu NAV not de"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07
STAGE NOTICE.

an and after MooCly MAY II, will leave
W Rutland every Monday. Wednesday,
add Friday, at 3 a. IN aud atIiye at keene
p. IN. same DAY
RE TURNING.
LetNe Keen". every Tue 80, Thursday and
Saturday, At D.. N. and arrive at Rutland
Al Ca,ru.,- thlS line will connect with n
line for Ci-remont, :. II; same day,
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Claremont every
Tuesday, Tn tsday and Saturday at : a.
N. and go to Castlelun, VT the same night,
there connecting with the Burlington and
Albany line going directly on withou, sleep
Ing and arriving al albany the same day at
? p, m.
Also
with line tina, characterization, at o'clock
the next morning or Whitehall ana Snralo-
"a, arriving AT Saratoga same day at p m.
At Wslpole this line connects with the
Connecticut River line, aud arriving at Brat
tlebero' same DAYS by 8 p, m. Returning
leaves Brailleboro Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturdays, arriving al Roland 8. p. m. same
day.
The Burlington and Boston regular mail
line, via Rutland and keene, ~ IL, will
leave every day as heretofore at s p III. ex.
rept Saturdays, leave Sunday Morning at
: a. IN and arrive IN Boston in 20 houfs
a stage leaves Whitehall al o a IN. ev'
cry day except SUNDAYS 10 connect with this
me at Rutland same days, 80 ia, passen.
gers can 90 from Wh'lch4t TO '..r m two
days. f.. FOSTER, COOK 4 co
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REMOVAL.
N EW GOODS

rlFNENr& PROCTOR h,ve rem,
y tes'Hte 'ruSrry oc oy,el b,
A. Moasst (Min tilisssJ whore ihsy are
noe 70 s',ing IRON B,.,gn. lsree as."u
men, Of SPRING GOODS, ocn.is.
ing Of
Dry Gcodt Grocs-i,,, Croettrt, 0lau
and Hard Ware, Paiaa Oih
snd Dye SisF.
Snn sN articles usually kept N variety
store Of unprecedented loo pr1e,s iot ash
rpUnirs prUduc", ~ gopd apprnyei ,t.di
ih"v would invne all wlstiug To on,sia
goods ch,sp Ia call and examine th.ii .to
before purchasing elsewhere aud ~@ ZEE a..
sUred that The qu.lry and pur- cGaaoi Js,i
10 guH
They have also few thousand feet Of pne
boatds tor SAFE
They keep constantly on band nnur of TIVE
most approved b'snds which they ~ul sell
by the load or barrel, al Nutchail pa eS-
ussportstinn added.
T Rock, Western. Barrel. and Dl,ty
Salt, Plaster, &c.
CLEMENT d PROCTOR
Rutland, Nav >, lsiG. 10
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4 CARD.

hNAPER, ALDRiCH 4 FRINk rcspec-
~ lui,y solicit the attentions OF Vermont mer-
chants TO Their stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising as desirable an assortment az
can be found al any house In the city, which
they pledge themselves TO sell on favor
able terms. Second TO none in their hcili-
ties for obtaining goods al the lowest rates.
and ANXIOUS on,y To cultivate a safe trade.
however, close, they are ready and willing
10 dispose Of their stock AT the smallest lv.
ing advance on oriptnsl cost--ihe'r motto be-
ing small profits and quick returns
DRAPER ALDRlCH & FRINK
o. Liberty ST.. near Broadway, Y. I6 -
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RARE CHANCE.
CfOTON'S IMPROVED Rec 1--WE

CTiOTON'SI MPRONEDB BEE WYE
THE .oese rbsr are row prepared ~ sfst
fut sale ma highly vslnsbis Invention ~
wh,ch lei,sf. ps,.sts have hsen - h.H
Witch " 10 consistently sssrrtl. ,.uh -
a. hcleUt sdtsatsfes over - other hiVes
nuv 10 use, 10 make y sonny ne susniion
Of ell such 40 Keep or ave dsuteo, ri
keeping bees, even thcOeh u 10 Bat
one swarm Tho construction ol the hive
~ simple. and 30 adapted 10 the nstste sod
hsbrts oi bees, o. that ihe mote lpmsrops
the bee-, the more r,om ~ iptsi.hed for
,he@ 10 labor so thu, IN tho miu1 Of the
honey season, ample scope siysa 81 tie
I,tty ri ell,
This hive, when exam cd by those &c.
qosinied with tho nsnsgs rrrr oi be o. Ia I'm.
u'edisiely purchased and highly teeommsh.
ded and such iecomme Nd ,,ions. hom me-
nv ui ,he first men IN tho state, tsmona
whom ate Gov Slsde and Lieut.. Gov, "a.
toni are Published In a psmplhet. together
with directions Tor The construction OF thc
hi'" and the nam cement 81 bees which
pamphlets accompany tho sale OF each night.
THIS invention IA the result ot muck study
and research sud NOV II ~ offered for sale.
not Tor thr Purpose ot ama~ing a fortune.
/ hot With tho cunt.don, belief that the intro
duc,lnn and Icnsfsl use Of II will he an meal
culable public bcuefl Being DESTROYS that
/ this hive should 10 immedia,ely introduced
TO the pu5lic, and Tvs superior sdvsn,sees
appreciated an enjoyed, the proprie,crs will
dispose oiiown OF county rights upon ,orr-~
highly adrAntaecoos to purchasers
applications Tor town or couny rights
should be made TO Aaron Cotton, Pnisheld
ot IN J. NJ Bennett. Gaysvillle. VI and e.,
individual tights N Rltland and Mendon "a
w W. Bailey Of Rutland PhtsforG to Milo
June Of Pitsford; for Clarendon andShrcws
bury 10 Timothy q Gibson. for Wn" 'o,l
AID Reading 10 Iio llr,a n Nou. ,oCA
for Pomffe, to JoLa Cbeda,, iomf.eG
One of tho proprictos will he a. i.e st.
ting 81 iIc o'urs In this state. and also OF
the SIT %, the legislature In each slsle
prepared I. sell rights on reasonable terms to
suit the purchasers.
AARON COTTON,
JOHN NJ. BENNETT
p,t.Cn1I A,.I iaap AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

SPLENDID STOCK or NEW,
RICH d FASHIONABLE
SPRING l. SUMMER GOODS.
~ OW opening direc, from New York, y
~ large and extensive assortment Of
goods adapted to the season, including a
mong them
Superior French German, EaSlih and
Am,tican B,oadcloii& Tcricd.
Super French Doc SKINS, Plan and Fa...,
Super Sahq, ya'cnra and "Grs,NeI
VesnngS ~ great rdrIeiV
A splendid assortment IN, .udlng more than
100 different styles Of the newcs, and choic.
est kinks Of
RICH DRESS GOODS!
Nlaing the largest aud best ASSORTMENT ever
elore offered.
Ombte and Broche Figured Bateges.
Plain 3aIeges, regular clan Tartan designs,
Bareges and Balconies,
Printed Balconies OF every variety y prices
Omhro and PRINTED MJ,qui,es
Ginghsm Musllos, Plaid AMI striped,
French Bingham Mushns,
Grau,ed Bingham Robes.
Painted Lawns, Organizes and Cobahncs,
French MoPadoIe Musnns,
Ombrs and Painted Muslin de LANES.
Rich Brochi Cashmere Emhroldr'd Nous de
LANES, Lace Muslin & i,gn, hg'J Shawls
Finy Ps Rich Nous de Lanes,
400 Pc. Prints, including every variety OF
style atreduced prices,
Rich Bonnet Ribbons. Scatfs. Ctavals, Lace
net, cardinals, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
A large assortment of White Goods Of every
description, including, Lace Cambncs,
Piaid do, S'upd do, Hi,hJ, iamns, SWISS
Lawns, with a great variety OF other sly les
suitable for dresses.
A large assortment OF Summer StufIS loi
rH- .r hoy, ',..t
il.N..s D.. ..... li....' ,ouuas. "....
3 every other variety OF domestic Goods.
A general ,s>Oftneut OF catpeiinls. Ne,-
, tan, Ingram. very heavy aud beautiful pat
terus-sl reduced prices
q RIO C. l. RI l. S
ST, Cruz Suruy. p. r., y. o. Moiasses a
grnad article al 25 cents per gal StCru2
p. r. and No Sugars, Java, Lag nara Cot
fees, Curon. Figs, FIlbeus, Almonds, bra
al nuts, Eng. " alluuts, Eng Currents, &c
Nst1 hant-omc assortment ~
ROCK T. X Y
1T TIL T. Low EST PR &c f. S
stock, which fur richness extent and varlet,
As our goods are bought to srl not to keep
those who favor US with call may Deepen,
upon having them al thelr IorrcSt cash roiue
+. PARhER g. co.
Casi,e,ou, May /, 1916 49,
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Ran AWAY.

STATE or NERMONTl DE u remem.
District Of FaIrhevau, IS { ID bcrrd at
at \ probate court holden At Casilslon IN and
Ter said district o. tie 18TH day Of April,
1916. Present \ Warner. Judlr
Srncra Field, administrator a. tho e..
tala of Samuel adams ia'e of Nss,havsn IN
said district doceased having m EIDE sonlir.-
upato sad coUu a. rErend the ume hereto
lore limited Tor paying the debts against sArd
estate one yesr.
Il Is ordered that md application be heard
Nv sald cour, on the frs, "Wednesday m Jur,
neat ius Probate Office m Ca,''rton. and
notice thereof be given to a.. persons intst.
e'ied bypuhilcs'ion ~ this order three week,
sucoessive,y 10 the Rutland IIerald news.
paper printed atRut,snd prsvions thereto ,hst
they NAV appear and object 20 the aa,e n
they zee cause,
A rue copy NJ record II
Auea JAMES 4, WARNER, Register
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III r. The -uhso't oots, being Appului,
" probate court r. iacLis.IIct Of fsirbaytu,
commissioners 10 receive examine, and I'D
just all claims and demands Of all persons
against '.fc aslaie of
Stephen Long late of OrreeH.
In said district deceased, represented insol.
vent, and also all claims md dems nds erhib-
tied IN Offset thereto and months from
the third day Of March, last being allow
ed by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that wo will
attend TO The business Of our said appoint.
mont at the late dwelling house Of said de-
ceased In Orwell on the last Tuesdays Of
say and august, uert, from nine O'Clock a.
m unnl four o'clock p NJ. Oh each OF said
Gays L %a ,@i fslro., Comm"
Orwell. ApnltI, 1910. &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07
SHELBuRN HIGH SCHOOL.

The Summer Term Of ;his Institution will
commence on Monday the 18Th day Of May,
and continue II weeks. The Trustees have
engaged tho services Of NJ. s. ROYCE,
H., as Principal, with such assistance as
sac interest oi the school may require. A
complete Chemical and PhloSophioal a,na-
ratus, together with Tetestial and Celestial
Globes has lately been purchased upon
which weekly Lectures will be gwen to the
school through the summer, Instruction.
Will be gwen IN Drawing and il vocal mu-
sic to those who desire 1t
Tuition 81 80 per quarter, Board 81 50 tn
. 90 week, scholars rom out of town will
he expected to pay their tuition in advance.
ii s. MORSE.
A NASH. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

OFFERS for sale general assorrmcn,
ct'c u n "" ts.N, ,,.nir ng s1uut
2OOOyards prints ol the latest styles also new
STYLES Of De Lanes, Bal1orines Girghams,
Lawns, Muslins, &c Also Florence Bon
nets, Ribbons and Tabs, Shawls. Cravals,
Laces Edp'neS and Fooiings etc, KID shoes
slips. Buskns etc
ALSO
Broad c'oihs, vcstinGs, cassmercs. co1,inc
and pant stuh also general assortment Of
Hardware, Gro, kerry aud Groceries, all "f
which viii he sold on the mos, reasonable
terms. 10
Puusiord. Nav lat, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

MISS VI. r. CLARK. would respectful.
IVl ~ inform her customers, that she has
just returned from New York. with full sup.
ply OF Millinery Goods. Call and see. Par
iiculats next week Rutland, Nav a 40
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DISSOLUTION.

NlIE copurnefShip heretofore EXISTING
l. under the nsme and style Of l. II. & ID.
AIKEN, is this day dissolved by muiual con
sent and all business Of the company will loo
adjusted by Daniel Aiken.
EDwtRp n Aikes,
DNNlEL AIKEN.
'iro.or Narclf3l, $50 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07

STATE OF VERMONTt DE !, rrm-in
District OF FsiThsyen,ss. { ID bered that
al AZ probate couu holden at Casileion
within and for said Obstruction the 4lh day Of
May a. ID. 1916.
Present. A Warner. Judge
Whereas VIM e.. kurcdgc admlnlstt,Iot
with the will ANNEXED Of the es'7'o al ioab
Smith ,a,e oiOtwell In said district, deceas.
-, has made application 20 s1ji cont fyr
a. order to extend the time hcretnfptr given
to ply the debts again sAIJ deceased and
settle the estate, one yc'r
TN"re'nre. IS o'tc'el thu, s,i' anylica-
tiuA be ,arr ,ot iranng aud decision 10
tho first Wednesday being tn. 81 da, Of
June next. a, the Probate OfIirrln Castl',on,
and that ..otlce thereof be- gwen to all pc
sons Interested by publication n thls order
intee weeks successfully, previous thereto
in tho Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
al Rutland, that thcy may appear and OBJ
Jet to the same II they see cause,
/ A rue copy of Record, 10
/ Aues,, JAMES 4. WARNER, Register.