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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

StaH ~ 'eF"ohi, nt !. rem fnbt'
D,.,rie, ofROlland, - ( De ,a,AtA,,e-
cal probate t"uu holden nj e.. aII b, min
and Tor said di.,rict onil Oil 'sN 81 Ooto.
Der 4 u. IbiB.
Ftc-~nt, VIM Ia. 1rlrs
Whereas. Hiram Co"k ndmintNfstnr 81
tie ettair al Joseph Fuller, !Aie Of Shire "a
hut' ln sNid dls'urt de-, ea.eJ, inic,iAte, Aas
'hs day made application 10 sad COua IN
"rlliup representing that ihs personal 9. ale
al said deceased alet the assignment 10 tho
widow aud allowance TOT tho support II the
Iaml'N - insntl,cicntin paw the debts 4 stpcn,
ses at administration ~ about ihe sum OF
500 d"ll,s and that i've sale II oil the real
estate OF said deceased. eicew the widows
dhwer Including the fc,crsinn theteoL isner-
rssnty tor thc payment hetruf& utscireSait
Court To giant hlm license to tcll snt rel
estate which Vas IGvtntnnod az Home inr.
81 81 acres and Lot al land adjoining of %
acres Therefore Il IL ordered ~ said cCuu
that sale 'pplIr alton lie rrfcttcl tor htr'Iur
and decisou 80 the LIST Mond,y Icing the .
dav al Nuvcmber ncAl and that C.ly ct
thi' record be puhllshci three weeks succcs.
s'ceiv pirviIns thereto ~ Tie RuNod Ne.
aid, newspaper puuri at ShuI RUts
h"I all rerpus luicf,s,cl w.s a.tt.. 81
gave bonds lut the plymcut ul ssii dtb,, arj
rpco'es ur Otherwise oOJcc, 10 the granting
sad license I: rhcv strrausc
\ true copy ~ re,ntd
40 llENRY NALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

CULTIYATOR ALMANAC for ls4T
NOR sale ~ tho gross. hundred. dozen, OF
L single, Of the very ln~es, rates by
" T.. Z GODDARD.
Rutland. Oc, 90. ls4G. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Vac IA tsa! htI' ~ Abnst II Co'sln
o. Wei CIaisnaan, hAs fsisrd me pr,ser'
'-''or s1tv b0shs's OF yellow carrots on
49, '7i- cfGr2-4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

NKOC h Ma htsl safe aure. Tor sale
j hv D. +. BELL.
OCT. %. 1870 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Ssgla- Issgpr- .E-r Mr. W,''am
X 80 rrr ,drlf ga r'hsI rs rsp,r ,o
y Iafk len lhat -ry bN srufily Do
E n Ws,hins'on. asd hos ne br'~ harl
t.f Hr was beat FPh,rf sut q -
'7r.'i rtr BE- ui.h h1va watt 4 n
o. @thf la'o th- ~I,rr F.. tae even q. .n
: o. aO-lri E,a uboa.
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HOTCHKISS'S
Vertical Water wheel.

Il Consequence OF Tie very great popularity
N which these Wheels have attained by The use
Of nearly 1000 Of them in different parts o. the
country, the Subscribers have sold about loo
Rights in North C0rollna, 30 If which are - full
and successful operation IN Comb, Hand County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the value Of the Mlll and in quantity OF wUra gen.
orally lar exceed the most sanguIno expectations
Of the owners, many of whom are gentlemen dis.
tnguished for their science and practical skill,
who have attested 10 the value OF this improve
meut The Wheels ere more durable, and moro
easily kept ia oydor, When properly put g thcr,
than the common Fluu,r Wheel. They eli save
ouc.lhird OF the water, and -nn well % back va.
ter nhcn ihrrc is hesdntoye The seed d tho
So j, Is rtsa4 B. a.0fs .t4n dual1 tis sae,
Hrgslaaf+.
H. p.ic4 81 an individual righ. Tor one pair o.
Na $50
W refer, among others 10 the following gentle.
men, SOME OF HON have had the Wheels IN ope.
u,l L months 90 more, and from many of wtionl
Sc lteyl received ccrt,h 4tls highly approving oil
Gies- Nae T.. ard stating that their SAVE, VIII
tins improvement cut 300, 5000 $500 and even
as hlg. IS 5000 eei DAY, according 10 tue heac
Of water.
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Al5erston's June 80.
Sailing HORSES.

A curious fact is mentioned 10 the Par
ket's Treatise on Sslt:-A person Who
keep sixteen farming horses made The fol.
lowing experiment with seven Of ;hem,
which had been accustomed 10 eat salt when
laid in their managers, and these Jumps,
pre- Isy weighed, were examined regu-
larly, 10 ascertain What quantity weekly
had been consumed, and II vas repeatedly
found that whenever these horses were fed
on hay and corn they consumed only two
and a hall or three ounces per day, and
when they we're fed siih Gpw hay, they
took SIX ounces per dOv. THIS fact should
convince us o! the expcdieucy Of per.
hitting our cattle the free use OF salt al
all tines. and It canuo, be given in so con.
yenien, form as rock sat--lt being more
pala'ablo than the other 10 a retinel state
and by far cheaper. A good lump should
always he kept IN the box by the side o
the animal without lear that il VIII ever be
taken to excess.
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From the North Carolina Farmer.

From The North Cdrolind Fdrmer.
EARLY POTATOE PLANTS-FARMING
Mr.. Lemay By the middle OF May
had some more than 2j Thousand po,atoe
plants out, when my neighbors, who are
bad TO beat making potatoes, had scarcely
that many hundred set out; notwiths,and.
ing wo all bedded our slips about the same
time (2l March, and they took as much
pains IN bedding as DID. Aud as il is all
important that potatoes should be act out
early, will give you my plan OF bedding,
which was no doubt the cause Of ny having
the earliest plants. spread coat Of ma.
nure over the ground where intended TO
bed, and ploughed !, deep, ard then com.
pletely pulverzed the surface with hoe,
on which spread the potatoes and cover
ed them about one inch deep with
not guauo-bu, Henano-the floor Of the
hen house 10 which | added a covering OF
the mould from each side Of the bed about
two inches deep which made the covering,
altogether, about three inches deep and
then, apprehensiye that should there come
freeze they would be damaged IN conse
quence OF being covered so shallow, GOV.
cred them over ai'h pine straw to about The
depth Of three inches, which removed as
soon as | thought II had become so warm
that there VAS no danger Of their bang IN
jured By freeze and then stirred the ioI
Of the bed over with take and left Il noel
: pulverzed, Now whether il was the k,nc
Of manure applied, the shalloSnrss OF lh,
/ covering, or the pine straw that bfou9h
/ them up so early, | am unable to say bu
probably it was all. However, Will re
mark that one year previous covered on
end OF bed with stable manure and III
! ether end with the floor Of the hen house
and the latter end came up 4 week or e
j days G-s,.
Mr.. Editor, the effects Of the Farmer
r begin to be quite visible in this nelghboI
a hood--the reading q. The york has pruduC
. ed a kind Of emulation among It's rcul
. ers, ana Ill have been striking 10 e.
8 ano cou.d oppy tie must manure, m
\ plough The deepest; and the conscqlrnc
: 10, there IS better prospect Of crops ia IN
| neighbc rhood than | ever saw al this sea
, son. Therefore your subscribers should
+ and huve no doubt Will hereafter turn,
b dta ear to all objections 10 Book Farming
4. Q. G..
Alb.-,Iop'a
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Tanning Business.

FEyElE subscrbcr relurn hts thGnas to his
H. friends for tbs liberal encopf cement he
has heretofore received and informs them aud the
public generalli TINT be stu continues the above
business at his residence situated about half a
nile south Of Steel Creek Church where Leather
Of all kinds can be obtained. lis business con.
Quoted By experienced workman aud his Lcalher
will be warranted to bg good sny made ia
th. section OF country.
He has now on hand and Intends TO keep a
quantity Of good shoes,
WIN. NJ. BlGIAI
Nay |, 1916 3Jtf
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Life Insurance

", York Mutual Life Insurance Company
TE'EiE subscriber having been appointed Agent
n for the above Company, IS prepared 10 re-
ceiyc applications, aud to communicate all neces-
sary information On the subject To such may
apply. JOHN s RICHARDS,
Wilmington, ". C., July y, 1875.
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NOTICE.

4 FOREWARN ali p.ral, from trading fra
n nUtco OF hand gy,aio Jp,.il Hodge FIR forty.
iyc dollars, datca ibc siA day Of jul, 1916 and
drawn twelve months after dttG, as ! an deter
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SO Ly Law, o., the property Cor which sao mole was
gwen does not perform az wen a. reprc0 utcd,
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Law Card.

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E@s tice IN tho Courts of Dallas nd Low rues.
and in tho adjoining Counties also IN the su-
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Pleasant Hill, Dallas county. or IIaynesvlle,
Lowndos county, Alabama.
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Please to read the following
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HISTORY OF ROMAN and the AMERi.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.

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GAPES In POULIRY.

This disease, go frequently fatal to young
chickens, and those OF ma,urer age, may be
speedily and successfully cured by mix.
lure oil Indian meal with soap. suds.
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RICE CAKES.

Boil cup full Of rice until u becomes a
Jelly, while II is warm mix largo lump Of
butter with il and u little salt. Add ms
much milk TO a small tea .cupfui Of -four as
viii make iolerahIy stiff bauer-stit i,
until it IS quite smooth, and then mix II with
tho rice. Beat six eggs as light as posi-
bic, and add them to The rice.
Serve them with powdered sugar ant
nutmeg, They should be served rs hot a
possible, or hey will become heavy.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
aEcKLENBURC COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A
prl Term / 49,

William Wingale
Is, Levy on Lands.
Ilueh lIaris,
HI appearing to the satisfaction 81 the Court
IA that ne deteuteHl s not an inha OF this
State, "H Is therefore Ordered, that Publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte journal tor
said defendant 10 appear al the next Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be held dr said
County at the Court Hou,e N Charlotte Oh the
4,h Monday in July next, aud then anu there
plead OF dcmur 10 sud levy otherwise an Order OF
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Witness, Braly Oates Clerk OF said Co1r! al
Olhce n tae MJuday in April 1916.
Is. OATES, {. c. c.
Printers fee = G25. t3J
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CHARCOAL

The ptesefvaii.e qualities Of charcoal
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that if they viii embed their smoked beef
and pork in some puvetzad charcoal, hey
may keep il aslioag as they please, without
regard 10 seather. Tell them, also, that If
they take about pint Of charcoal, also pul
verzed, and put INTO Tag, then put It IN
10 barrel Of new cider, il can never fer.
nent, will never contain any intoI eating
quality, und IS more and more pal pable the
longer it 10 kept Fufther-tuke piece
Of charcoal, Of a. surface cqqal TO cubic
inch, wrap it in clean cotton cloth Nv"
lhicknesscs, made moist, ard soik a6o
one pound Of butter that has become rsncid,
end II viii restore II perfectly.
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The History Of ROmanism,

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DIR. TANEOR's
Halsam of l4iyerWOrt,

Tor tEe cure Of Corgts, CeiIs, Cgtarrb, asthma
bAaopeg tough, BroHth'rs, Lirsr tonyiatnt
and al dFsdtiDas Of he 1ar0Gi and Lungs.
LnlllS remedy is iEIalaablc aud uutql4lrd.-
~ Il is purely ycgetu bic ard highly ltedici.
nal, mud and gentle IN IL effects upon TIE 50.
TEN, and being entirely free from al tnlu.Tli p7
ducts, by mnny 50 justly feared and dreaded
perfectly safe, as vel as suluary. From i kaa +
edge oi It's properties, and tn, wonderful success
which has attended il, even 10 difficult and ag-
gtavated cases for nearly ten years, during ~hlcA
II has been in use, the Proprietor feel. no hcsan
cy in introducing II, and recommending II 10 ali
who unfortunately may have occasion % resort 70
some means Of recovery Physicians not unlle
quently use II in their practice, and with tie McJ.
zeal Faculty generally, II has met with much
more than ordnlry appreciation.
Ccrifcaies ard testimonials could be furnish
ed in abundance from the highest aud most re.
speetable sources Of persons who either have been
greatly relieved by II, or entirely recovered from
affections of the Lungs aud Liver, but we insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
hereby certify that last August, | was attack
ed with violent and proiuse hemOrrhage from the
Lungs, severe cough, with the eTpeetoration Of
much mucous, pain in the head, soreness IN the
chest, aud olhsr distressing symptoms | bought
botta Of DR.. Tayor's Balsam Of hycrwort from
375, Bowety, which, under the blessing Of Prov.
jence, gave me immediate relief. Its effect has
been such in my case, that cannot too highly
praise 1t. CHAS. l.. SMITH,
April z, lSi3. 1873 Tillery ST., Brooklyn.
For u common Cold and Cough this is one Oft
lie very best remedies ever discovered.
N Is. THERE'S spurious and counterfeit, arti.
Gle afloat, therefore be careful TO get the genuine
which is from 37j Bowery, N. Y.
gj'A Fresh supply of the above Medicine just
received and for sale at the Charlotte Drug Store
by B.OATES.
May %, l845. 33tf
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Ii is evident that, owing to the varied
quali,l,s Of land. aud. the eqIalIy varying
management which the numerous vegetable
productions require, a farmer, # ignorant,
unsk,fuI, or negIienl, will soon G1d an en-.
envy N every circumstances around him
The wrong tine, OF The wrong places or
he wrong meho6, III make his labor me
nos. costly folly 10 which, probably, he
could eddr4t himself. Not many, h0wey.
er, Of those VINO bass been Brought up 10
the business, err to this extent 1t is chief.
ly bose, Who turn from othor pursuits 10
this, who find out, when loo late, that they
have no, knowledge and industry enough,
even to become farmer
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Old authors are profuse IN their praise Of
Sage, and II is SAID the Chinese esteem it
as superior to the best Of their own tea
Philips states that the Dutch send dried
Sage leaves TO China, for which they re.
celre four times their weight Of tea.
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Important National work

The American Stdtesmua'S Manual.
In re Press, and will be ready by April LIST, new
enlarged endtion Of
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yRIlE trading e,.ablishmeut heIe otote exist.
"a ing IN Esis p..Ce under tho uane Of Wa.
Henderson 4 Co, having terminated oil these
having unsettled elount will please 10 coil aud
settle by cash ur uote, with WuI. Carson CT his
agent.
WV. HENDERSON.
THE PROPRIETOR has sui a considerable
Stock Of VsiugbIe Gpod, on hand aud has ordered
more lot his stuat' on IL such that he Is obliged
u settle up his business soon a. possible, tbs
Stock Of Goods Oh hand aud those he may receive
vii Ihc,e.trt be so!t olt a. very low rates tpI
cssh.
May lith, 1916. 1876
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Q0artsr Sessions, A
pr1l Tern, lS46.
Margaret BIyens

Henry Blvens and others.
n I appearing TO tho satisfaction OF the Court,
IL that Robert Shepherd and wife Sarah, de-.
lendants in this case resides beyond the limits Of
this State IL IL therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made tor six weeks in the Char
oue Journal, notifying the said defendants to be
and appear al the next Court Of Pleas and Quar-.
tor Sessions 10 be held for the County Of Union,
at the Court Ilouse in Monroe, on the LIST Monday
in July next, then and there 10 plead, answer,
or demur to plaintiffs petition or II will be heard
oxparto as to them, and judgment rendered ac-
cordlngly.
Witness. Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said
Court, al office, the lst Monday in April, A. d.
isl6, and in the 10th year OF American Indepen.
dence.
HUGH STEWART, C. u c. c.
Ptintet's Fee SIS 624. t35
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


Cssrt Of PledY and Qaerter Sessions, A.
prii lsrm, l-!0.
Epshne simpson
by her Guardian Iii Stewart, Petition fra de.
rs trbu'ivo shsrn OF
Pearsou Simpson and her athor John
ThoBas stg. psou Executors OF simpsons Lstase
John simpson.
ET appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court,
n that William Simpson, Lew SImP-on, Jane
Slm2 ga and Isncs simpson, defendants IN this
case, resides ooyond tho limits Of this State, IL 10
f4rggs order,d ~ The CosH, that publication be
nsdu tor six secks IN he Charlotte Journal, no.
tifyIrg the cad Ge'endsnts To be and appear at
tho neat CoaT, Of ricas and Quarter Sessions 10
be be held tor tho C,uHiy Of Union, a. the Court
House in Moarcc, Oh the lst Monday IN July
mott. then and there to plead, answer, or temur
to ,iliGtas petition on Judgment pro confIsso
vii. be taken az to them,
" iness Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said
Corrt at office. the lat Monday IN APRIL 4. D..
1916, aud ia the 10th ycar oi our Independence.
HUoH STEWART {. Z. &. c.
Pfintet's Zee e. GA i35
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-03

ed with ashes, SAT SIX OF salt and ten Of dry
ashes, well seat up together, which is suti
cient for an acre, and spread upon the fur
row, aud narrowed IN, il will prove rea
enricher.
G. y. BEMENT.
iibdHu, AprI, 1916.