davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
PIumbc National DHgUcr-
riam Gallery and Photo
graphers' Furnishing dc

A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
N Four First Premiums, and Two Highest
Iionors, at the National, the Massachusetts,,
the New York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibit
tons, respectively, for the most splendid Col
ored Daguerr6lypcs ard best Apparatus evereX-
hibted.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York PSI Broadway; Philadelphia, 1876
Chestnut st: Boston, IS Court, aud IS Hanover
SITS; Baltimore, POS Baltimore ST Washington,
Pennsylvania A>en1e; Petersburgh, Va, Me-
chanics Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
nut, and l76 Main ST; Saratoga Springs, Broad
way PARIS. l37 Vicile Rue du Temple; Liv-
erpool, 81 Church st. 7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
MO HDECEPTAONy

Not week passes away without we have to re.
cord somc oi the most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthma, lncipient Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
and the various diseases 10
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
New Public House.

r J SMITH has received few barrels Of
Ia. C.4A.1.1.N LINE which will he sold
cheap fol cash. .
Litchfeld, April llth,1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
,"TuE CONNIIINN ;"

II.
THE CONDITION"
The condition upon which Il d has Given,
heal h to lan Is d G ,u,.,,ni care r., ,., ia : .I
mach and bowels tree from all ,I,,rI.i, ~ ,,.,
thy arcun uiatluI.s Tlc means 10 ,i>,0', ~.
uuet lie tlIo>,. rrt dies ,,!,i !, ,',,,,, 49, "
els and purify the i, cd,
Good heaIifni m .. IA, is only y ,.a,;es
10 I'd when the Hnii,IuiS Whose lahit. we u,, u,
he means Ut ubstivInu, are SILK. 1ncv vaIn,.r
through lie fields and INA ie se,tc'iu:,, Of Ihnsa
herbs who II open their 10 els ana Durity 1hrjr
tuit.s viii, h immediately rpsiorp Iicr, h. nix
" hen $50 ui i}ranlre. Ms Pm, o-e ta,cn
they are d ges;. Il. and pass to every n,rt,I H.
system bat they leAyclue bo1y Wa ,l,n,, Ln =
,l4ecttd the ln,t.nue;l purpcs,. AM; hr,IIh :, -,
,jgdr are by lhun III -ured
Mineral mcuIG.Gcs nay enter the system, but
!hey are wlh uitiiulty OBJ Oh, cain: and NJ
WAYS occasion pam aud uslry " hi" tb,.v re-.
in"iH in The body
Whereas }raA5rcth's Pills are MS innorent as
a pccc o. bread nnd are evacuated white ,Is.
c4Sr Tor which I! e. it akcn,
From the time we are born to thc time r,c
cease to breathe. mr. bo lies a1,. rn,,.,,,,I ,r.t
lhg, as constantly building up The lciiyn O
tic atmosphere ears or wasi e. Them, I'M E,.,
No eat, the digestive organs converts ,uI, IL,od
whch renews OF builds UP by its c;rcu}atng ',,,>
er' linus the human BODY is healthy when lae
vents It's jr,e course thrnu"h Tho "' ,,'s p
I
CustivIGt IS, Dyspep;ia, Fevers. IrHomm,,; ms
are al owin5 to ihs, and ali The rnmt,;n. 'i,,J
ing Them csuld always he uTcvrn,.6 h., ,b,.
tN.ey use Of Brandseih's Pin, as ;tc-rvery No.
ton al once tends to clear tho circnIo,;on -, I'll
impeachment. and remove every car So or occ ssion
OF mpu!Ity from the blood. There thousands
nay m'i'ons-at rh's moment, in tbs country.
and al Others, whom We NAV realty rnu,i er .. 9,
halt dead. They may be said to carry their
death in their bow els and circulation. This is
no ina g;nury circumstance. ISL ltwerr, The
Thousands wham wo nc ct every Where, Win ca.
daycrous looks, yellow skin, and nIecn eyI
speak N language not to be mistaken, Of the
state OF their sioma oh and howc,s, and he ., ~.
seGucn, CONDITION of their blood. Tie b0dv is
thus, wh,,p in lite, reduced to the eo,di,;on IF
corpse ; aud the reason why some bo|S;ns ,'re 90
soon in a pu,rid cuuGi,i, n atier dno'h ;s n,c3o
from ouanljt cs of in,pnrr hnnrs t.na sAiO; =,
ihcn n, the lime tley rxn,r. ,h"' ~
er cause An,! who is HERE ,Lo, ,y5 any m,
Ih,lIt Bran1rcth' pl,s bad ho, ''"' WI noI "lo"
tn hnyc rnmaved Th.,n ;',u "o' p'"yrn SO as
mi"h, have H"en s"vsd 5' WI nu"fH' that lie
suhiecf ver. I,ttIe " "1tTe' WI give Ins
NJ rraise hr,rf'c, Wl al once
nrs If ,ho y %, ,''ay oG'"'eh 'he p"tnu
h "b ~? Uo' pvlor1 ar4, ana ne huorS
hnd I, o''"s'''' 'Ne peculiar features OF the dcad
ooo!'
The COuuteJciier'8 DeaM Bl0,r
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

A Scientific Definition. fellow who
recently ran off with married woman from
Long Island, and was arrested at Buffalo
by means of the telegraph, remarked-'l
should have got to Wisconsin and no mis-
take, if it hadn't been that 'ere thunder and
lightning rodn
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

Fancy Dress Ball. Upwards Of SUI
gentlemen and ladies attended the Fancy
Dress Ball at the U. s. Hotel, Saratoga, on
Friday evening as actors, and mare ina" i'co
thousand spectators. TIE former number
occupied the hall, and the latter the side
walks, street, fences, awning posts and trees
adjoining.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

A Pretty Coop ONE.--A funny old
clergyman down tn Maine, who was one of
the trustees of an academy, lately attended
an examination of the scholars, and male
an address to them. He then enlarged upon
the inducements to exertions here IN thiS
country, and encouraged "the boys" to
make themselves distinguished. "Some OF
you,n says he, "may make Washington :;
some of you may make Jefferson any Of
you may make Polk."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
FURNITURE
WARB HOUSE.
DAVID G. BULHxEy,

Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT
EINGthanktu for favorsaready re-
I'D ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction TO all who may see fit
to continue their favors. Satineii, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
featured; wool carding and cloth dress
ing done at any season ofthe year.
ELIJAH ROUSE,
Fl. NJ. PRATT.
Bantam Falls, June 10Th, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

Godfrey Pope. who was an officer of
the Kentucky volunteers, was recently
shot near Malamoros by sentinel.
1t was lale in the evening or night; the
sentinel challenged Mr. Pope as he APP
preached him; he continued to advance
without giving the counlersign, whereup,
was put under arrest. but on an investi-
CATION of the unfortunate occurrence he
was dischargcd.-N. o. Della, Aug. 8.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

VERY Affecting farmer goingto get
his grist ground at mill, borrowed q
bag of one of his neighbours The poor
man was knocked into the water-wheel
and the bag went with him. He was
drowned; and when the melancholy
news was brought'to his wife, she OK
claimed, 'my gracious, what fuss therc'll
be about that bag !"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuChan'S Hungarian BalSam of Life,

Colds Coughs Asthma and Consumption
TFliE MOST CELEBRATED and INFAL
H. LiBLE remedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
and every form OF PULMONARY CONSUME
TON, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by that eminent Mcdca Che.
mist, DR.. BuClIAN of London, England, and
edy.'
y has hcen tested for upwards of seven years
in Great Britain and on the continen, of Europe.
whore ii is universally considered the great and
only remedy Tor this awful ma,ady, and is now
introduced INTO the United States under the i'm.
mediate superintendent of the inventor. With.
IN three vcarsi has been distributed from Maine
to FLORIDA, and from Canada to Wisconsin, and
its effects are evprV wharn oil a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
Stoves! Stoves.

Stoves Stoves! Stoves.
'THE Subscriber takes this method or
notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment of Stoves, making
it most complete, embracing almost eve,
ry desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also great variety Of
Albright Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing the nimbIe nine
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der Of the season Qor ready pay) at con-
siderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second Eand
FIRE-FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
Of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfield, Jan. 5, 1916. 33
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

Great Pic nic,-A train of twenty seven
long cars left the Boston and Maine Rail-
road Depot, lIayma rket Square, on Wednes-
day last, with a pick-nick party of over
$500 persons. The whole drawn by one OF
the company's new and powerful engines.
Boston 1r0UeIler
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

- u3YA man in MAINE. who drank a de
m .liotl of pine leaves for cold, has O
large saplng nov, growing in his s'om-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
ONE BOTTLE

produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 90
bottles will not, and II Is not therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
ReMa e OF Il SIinL Connh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
ID ED

At Oswcgo, Kendall Co. H., on the
20,h nit. Llbhus lla>calI, Esq, Coun-
sellor at law, IN the 18th year Of ms
are
MrIIascall was native Of Pawlei, VI,
aud was born on the lth Of Oct l1SS
He subsequently removed to theSlalc Of
" York. where he spent the create part
Of his life IN the practice of ms profess
SION Mr. H., during the last wnr with
Great Britain, commanded a company
of volunteers, and with his company
took an active part IN the battle Of
Pattsburgh. Some two years since
with his wife he cmlgratcd TO tins
State for the purpose of purchasing n
home IN or prarlcs, where he hoped
! III the society of his amlabie cOmpan-
ION, aud surrounded by hrs children,
removed from the cares of his profess
/ ION, To spend the evening OF ms DAYS
NJ peace nud retirement which he so
much coveted, when he was called up
on to prepare for death. About two
wears since, he was attacked with Il
lllIlll NlVll VIZ lNAN D'lA " tlN 81 ~ - III
as not 10 give him any great measl-
reSs until about three months since.
when tlncrcascd sorapldIyns to make
death inevitable 4 surgical opera
ton being the only resort, and thar, as
he was informed By his physicians, an
extremely hazardous one, hc conciud-
ed, nevertheless 10 submit 10 It. The
operation was performed by DIR Brain,
ard Of Chicago, assisted by number
Of the faculty bat 50 far had ms DIS
I. ease advanced tina, he sank under tho
! operation, aud expired the evening o.
the same day.
, As a man aud a citizen, the Charac
ter OF Mr. Il. was without n bIcmlsh
aud remarkable for his open, honest
. and frank adherence 10 moral priuCi
q pies Much Of hls time and zeal fol
the last few vctUs were devoted to III,
promotion OF the temperance cause, o
, which he was an abe aud ardent nd
voclje. Asa professional man, he hcic
IN the utmost horror the low cunning
. ,r.ckcrI by which the profession
IS sometimes degraded by those who
know no other way by which To make
It profitable.
During his last painful illness
which though proirncicd, md a
. times agoulzlng, be displayed tha
calm fortiude which characterized hn
life And when called 10 pass through
- the dnr, valley OF death. he walked
? not alone hut with q conscience voic
, Of offence toward, mau- and hrm 70
lance on Divine Providence H.
last words wee la6or few momcur
spent in deep medriatlou.as be- ,leppc,
forward 10 place hunse.l under the op
GRAFTON, II commit nay body INTO ih'
hand Of lhe surgeon, and my sou.
give to God
Though o stranger among MS. VI
Hasca had won tho friendship 90,
confidence of this community wh.
. 'lruy sympaihlsc with his Athlete,
family lu their bereavement
Oa1sa ~ 7u..slloAal.'i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

IRKANsAs ELECTION The little
Gazette, cf the l7th nit, saws A:
OH the present aspect Of election re
Is, we have great hopes that the
.tgs will bc able to hold the balance
'hc approaching session of the Gen
Assembly,, and if they cannot e
a Wing To the l. S. Senate. they
9 defeat the election % both Ashley
Yell, and elect some man more
aptnh'c TO the people, If not more
piablc TO the sclfstyled Dcmocra-
=, m either o( them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

Tn" B,lnmore ,eIcqrnphic corrcspon.
dent Of the True Sun, writing on the N,
snys-'I rcotc, to state TIM, Nr Secretary
Bancroft is coufned to his bed with bilious
lever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
THE HERALD.
.rrpeutY MORNING. SEPT 10
Llr,IIoN Returns

I.f,uON Returns
o, .,,ue3 cor ei,s. OF SsIu'dsy
80, ,,s,,,sd return, from - towns
I. ,u,e Eaton 1907, Smith 26,9, ard
o.. 80. nssirg our returns from is1
t-tH, srs'resic stand thus Eaton
Sci. 1893. nfainafd 5e23 vil
.,,.t,f hat according to nor fpounes
81, it..spori 81 au election b, the peu-
,Itbs heard from, 100 Tie II
,,ata hear from vii ptobsbi, increase
,.i 1000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
NV lRnN IlAY scALES

,ver~ invited 10 oIsmne Fairbanks
...u non lever Hay Scale, ju,t erect.
.t, OF ID 7 Bells Store, ia THIS vi.
!, - npsi oheertuiiy fctommen nd them
rahiy a. being IN our opioion, ,erv
Improvement over the old fashioned
st- ever scales
80 nsW Scales all the bc,iogs are
l1lle edges PLACED on parallel lines,
fr,t uP,n poi,shed steel surfaces 90
rsst Ald iev,lrd IVA, the Amic edged
} ags rest equally through their "huls
b., that IN eveU paint their sk,ll and
! " have obvi urt oil tendency To de.
l.s-r~' wr.f. .I.a te..I1s toe pei.
.U,a-neo. % Viacy uf the ins,Tu-
an OF cpn.itu ZION Is philosophical
! .rp.s Ine euplp, mrnl ~ TWO levers
,.ueic h-am. D.. the most simple ar.
,-,nt pfArtcahIr N compound plat.
i,a,oe. W. tbs balance, the ptnoi-
p. su.pcnsinn - peom-tucally correct
~ ntnduclIon Of hardened suilacel
pu1's exposed t. wear, has i'm
tturan accurlcy and dehcAcy whicl
-r, pos.es.ed by The old fashioned " God
ott altS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

~ are Nrnhlt.Y "wnrc that santa
\ aant Almoutc Embarked cn board
..ap.-., .' . N.4.
l>elu'. ,noig having
i..>. information Of pronuncio-
1'" ~ their favor. Some other d.
uan>rS mud Generals of the same
60 dapl,lcd the same day IN The
,e' lor The same place; bat perhaps
may not have heard OF the rcpor-
agreement between Santa Anna 4
frhma.culs OF the British aud Amer
Governments. The arrangement
d lo BE- a, follows: The MeXican
.'V. Government Of 1924 10 hc r.
4 '''hoi under thc guaranty Of the
TED States, 50 that. IN caSeOt future
4 nurcraneuloS, the tinted States
'"rumcut shall have ughi to m
ZEN. no support To- Tie Constitutional
.rmment The RoGrando to be- the
ad1ry Inc. aud the CALIFORNIA; Ia
/ 'ga1lzed as distinct Territory, un-
the protection Of the United State
HJl governed by Americans un-
] luhahlaucc shall think TT la an
Y,.u,, SIS, tu ,o,u, snt.A p.t.
the country wil b. allowed To
= on free trade with both rcpub.
and admit colouists from all coun
and Of all religions aud crred>
ms seems indeed very incredible
4 hi much Tor Nexlcous e. ccdc and
nllr To satisfy the craving NAV OF
cItenders OF the Aren OF Free
Nordmos can only say that
'ye the Intelligence from very a..
--s'fc authority. There IS no news
4 '.e camp The two Mexican wai
4 ~r have been purchased by o..
a Hl Government
.--7-s4eb,s Of ,rs Coams,ea Ao,,rt.-r
Nlsms6rr,. A4g o
H j -s he.u rumurc3 here to-day thai
Il ttuuNnuou have an understand
a WITH Santa Anu7. and ilat they
4 ' prompt hi, views and 'Npec
d " H--ee O. q favorable treaty a,
4 a. b. uas.lmes the supreme pow
.-..- sad that. as proof ufrH
A .uui ihat CommsIor. Con
4 PM. orders 90 pemi Santa Ann.
n Fcse+ ,he N1u'cuu1 to trrol
q sHfe ~ vera Cruz shall
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
srArEoF NERMoNr3IpI

STATE OF tERMONED IlE It rcmrm-
District at Rutland - - tered that
al sye,t,l probate court held al Rutland
WITHIN ,uj 'nrsalJ distu, on the l9th day oi
AugIN' l~ih
Prc>eu, VIM lI,ll Judge
Wi'htn k-ut r,erurnr ui tic net viii
AMI lest ,mrut Of Wilton Kent late "f Wal.
Ing ford 10 sad di,ttiot. der-ased. proposing
to- frud-t an account OF his Administration
OF sNti estate,
Its or Tered that sail account he rsfetrel
Crr cNtn,u,Ilun aud alluw'ure 10 the lst
Ntud,v. rciuR the 5tb doV ul D,l rrN,.
and thi,a COPY of t1r> utdrr be- published
three week, succrs-l,e.v, pre-, lou~ tN"r"'o,
IN the Rutlaoi lIrra 3. 4 newspaper puu'ed
at ,RuUaud. that at rci~ous iu''re-lrI m'y
,"r,rr ~ r'''"..' 80 .r C. q U.., sos
cau.c \ ttu, ,uu, ol ~. orI.
- NENNN llNLL. Rceis'",
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
NJ Ar RED

In this town, IN the 3lst nit. by the Rev
Charles Walker, Ioha N Allen. to Miss Lu-
cy Jane Osgood, both of this town
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
~ NNn k\D HANOVER
ICk-- S-A5Z

W. f..t Pre- 't,'
80 ~ sc
.rf " o no.
.u.. ( tn sa. Issa 1gs.ttov
c,,.,u. ~''uI.st, ~ ..' -s,t. IS o
cir.k I. y, r-.,t1 @t.rt Hsados. shsr
turo,. Huds~s., Nnod.tr. v,n,,us,
Q.r.Ea N.ia.t. l,vfotd. srI ns-e ta,.t
,r,uo, NHua N.l.s ~ : ss,uoh ,srs s'e
ning t.erJs 10 y t-tt' 49, N,rrtsf sUf
,in, t.,fr ~ l...... m su4 tu0n.rs
IN ,n.fst '..r. ollr s. .s,rs ".,t Ies,- ue,,-s
r,trtr. bow lis,tf... e. n u..,.s
LIME O.. ..f.. I'sInIrut l4prs 40 a.
toad ."...s. ...uI.,f ss,,..,r n. ,u.
inc ....,l o. .t... -,ff y "
r,.,,rrtIt,. l,.,I... T.t,.f ; .y
field .Nrp.f Auf.,,t ,.t s. ~, .,
g.. C,n,..I a.n..tts.,,r-. ,,...s IIf..
S-U I..at,. S4u.r " .+frn. li..At .u.
U.,c,~ ..,,,.. ,r.l.. ..,...
.tnct,, N,r. '..rI \,...a |. v,I 4
U.,ror. .,p.- ,.,t... r..rI. t.s,rY.s
IastNt.. f.dlHr . Oh. IN ,, coo. %
ttou.. ras.r,a o., ..... -
TOO crnntt, 49,. .t,.s,,u..u.
Woo,siu, . o., t.f.. q 4.A N...t
..,ase leav.sN .,,t.i..I r,,t,
snt. Ciarm,,i. i., Cr.c.,d. i..
N,,hv. ,p,,,..o ..t.u.. 60,
leayr, Nond,rn,k over, Mo-.
ds, snd Ft,l,y. .So..nts
,tt HATTIE 81 u.,a In Ia.
field. Nnnh6, nj. H., Sion,
leaves lian",er Gt Ct...c..
N.tutth, Tu.,tt., Nr,.ls.
shier
Rs'ssuins fro,n y go h'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
NOTICE

II MS may cerify hat / h,ye this dsy nv
/ en- my snn Jeremiah Be-. h MS ltoc
dp,Iug The remainder of LIS mtuoriy. aud
shall clam none Of his ways OF yay any Of
hls debts sner tbs date
STEPHEN BEACH,
Clarendno. July ~, lsIs 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

t. Etamin,f ssy, Nj y Crrn.li q
lai b f,tr the 10" me- unr n the Repesl
A.-~- ,,'rn rrror from m, commute,
',''tnc ''' c'nn'iion % he hssoeiauon
Nih r~ y t.on ,ni irclnrng sny longer
tur s.I.-th,t. t1 rsp~ul trn, ~ 10
hc,,oe % p..,.uu Of the rent iot The Nalion
neW,pAr-t
The f-ud betwe~n Old and Young r..
lsnd !, now regularity cor'unmNed They
are diroc, rsu,ct Sir . Council h.
isnounr't lh'it pol,rv nul d.'dhinrd Their
. aI The "Nnueu' ,ns le,n ,rp.llcd
/ rom ne room, ~ Cancellation Hall and
/ The qu1ur .rnl. uul, chance OF ever be
ug cemeu,.d ngtIn
TIE OVERLAND NAIL
The usual extraordinary express IN m.
IucIp,uon ~ the hong drl,vs,I orrfl md
o,a, from lnia r'ochrd I.ondoo on 1n,.
dav. the l,h INST hrnring advice. from
Bombay Of July l,l Calcutta. Of Jnur
lah sn1 Madras Of June 22nd The
only neN' OF any poluca' Importance they
convey is TN, the surrender Of Kote
kangn, which was ctv.n ~ nnron1nion
ally on the 2slh 81 May The Brush
troops arrived before the fotlrr" On the
zs,h OF Nav. with 5000 mrn. 30 prce. Of
attIllery. and have returned home under
difficulties which have rnrrlv ,nchcd to
snch m erp"drion No sooner had thev
arrived a; their destination, md manifested
their intentions, than the garrison threw
down their aims and surrendered al discre.
ION
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

STATE or VERNO\Ll REl,rrmcm.
Dl,lticr OF Rutaud, - - nered that
A. special Probate ,oul held At Rutland
wimn and iot s,ld dt,tuu en- the 9Th day
OF sept, A. ID. l-iG,
Prsen' VIM Hail Judge.
Whereas. Catlns 4 lIuchru K. admins
traitor Of tAe estate of L,n,u iIu,hcock, lalo
Of Chuiend-n, 80 ..d .uI,'tI.t dr, rasod, lu-
rrsidle, mas l1s ",y mtdr "ppIrtuou too sad
court N wrllinF. Teprrserung that tie pet
srnal estate al sal dr,ra~rd. - not ,ufl.
ctrnt 10 p,y the d,ht, eiIa,rJ. DIS ..l m.
EIsstutcl, ayai,-I 80, r7'a-c a. s'ti uoc~'S-
o., ttd tn- - .l5nsts r' B.. apu
hat the sale OF all the Tea LtI.- 81 siii de
ceased Is nscess+v for the payment Of the
same, and therefore PRAYING sad court TO
grant him license to sell al the real ss,sis 81
de- ,sed, eI,epi the widows dover therein
inClpdlng the reNer-tun Whereof.
Therefore iIl> ordered hy sad court that
sad appucauon he rrferred Tor hearing aud
derisupu 90 We first Noutty being tic Jih
Gay 81 q lpber neat, and that copy Of this
order be puhu-led three weeks suc,esslvtly
previous rhef-,o m the Rotnnd Herald, q
newspaper prntrd at Kuilan' that all per.
>on, Interested my app"ar and give bond'
for the p.yneul ui SID chs, 80 other" sc
obIrcl lp me same 3 lrey see cause.
4 tue copy "l record.
g. IIENRY HALL. Rra,ste
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
4 Tue copy OF TIrcnF1
81 HENRN HALL, Register.
STATE OF NERMoNTl RElIIcmrl

Distinct Of Ruaanl, s.. - betcd that
., stated probate court held at ROLAND
within and lorsali dl'ltlClon the Is. monday
being the I'm day Of sept, lsiG.
Present. VIM. Hal, Judge
Homer Rockwell executor "'.ir last "nt
and testament of solomon kr.k sell. lie of
Niddle,own, ln SAID dl,luCt, Decreased, pf"-
posing go reolcr a fool account ol ms al
mini,irau9n of sad e,'I1e,
It's oiderrt lh1t nd arcr mt be rc'errrd
for examination and aIuwaurc, 10 the lst
n,v. being uc lhh day OF Ortuber, neat and
thai cope of lbi, order soc published three
weeks sUcccs,lye.y, pre,Iu-s thereto 10 The
Rutland Henid, Newspaper prIuirl ~ RIi'
land. That oil persons interested may appear
sne sbJect "a the -,rne II rrry see cause.
A true copy ~ Record
- A.,nI ~ hLt., i,r-is.rt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
y. II. MEACHAM, " u,
PHYSICIAN AID NTRGEON
WaLlHgioyi W

THE Sub.crher will furnish Family
Il Msticius.. Z fusse,. and ~ T. ,nlu.'
Splas. AbauminaI Supi"urfs, improved ~
A. , Coop~r a. his once. lo0r, r,rih 'i
r Tovushenc ~'ofe
n MEACHAM, " D
Wahncf1rd. sept !. 1910 a."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

M T. the sub,cuJef,, being appon.et oy
w the Hon. Probate Count l"r th| dis
ifict NJ Fsuhaven commissioners &" receive,
examine and adjust all claims 'ri d"ma"cS
against the es'st- OF Jn-gru 6uDtu la.r Of
Fawiet ia ,atd dl-'u : .uc' c's'', represent
Ell insuiyent and SIX months ifum The lsl DAY
OF July "a, being ai,o~ed by ss'd oonft tor
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend Co the business Of
our sal. appointment a. tls house Of Susan
nah Gould On Paw.ei go The last Wednesday
OF Serlsm'er and November nest, frIm one
o'rl,,rk until Ave o'clock, p " uu each of
said dsy,
Dated, August D lac.
Gr1EGt NIiLsFn, fg,,,,,.,.
a. SurLD1S EnoTErus,