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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
STATE OF MONTt1(E II re-
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STATE OF \ERMONr.t I(E IT re-.
Dstnc, Of fauhs,en, - m.nb,t.
ci ih'i alta Probate Count holden a, Castle.
ton In and Tor sad JIsiuci on the .O.h day
VI March. 4 ID ist7
Whereas Daniel 'ioioo, o( Benson IN sad
disi,ict administrator Of the estate OF Ia.
vd Meaehsn. late OF sad Benson deceased.
las made appli, sli"n To sad sonr, IN wriunc
ipr license 10 sell the whni- of the zeal c..
tale of sad dccca,' i. and has seiiprh ,nss,d
apple alton such fcis as Tend Ia To show
mat II - accessory Ia fsise the sum of
S~i3GD l., Me "a" ~ sad real estate tor
the puip">" "i paving the ds'.is ,g,insi sail
estate aud the ctpensrs OF sdmiui,lfsiion 4
further rcrfseniluc 10 the ouuti hire th., II
Will he i"I toe interest 81 tie l.lts and all
interested ihcftin that all oi ssId real estate
he sold.
1t Is therefore oij.rcj hat said appllra.
iion be heard before SAID cour, al session
'hereofio he holden at Caslctnn ~ sa,d dis
u'ci On the Slh day Of Apnl uel,. and that
all persons interested he tinhed thereof
ny publication Of this order three weeks
suc'sss.,el, previous TO SAID lime Of hear
ing IL ,hc Rutland llcafald a newspaper ptn
ted at Rutland.
% hLNON WAi NER. Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Fonfca,,ops at Camargo Tic start
ing rumcrs from the region O. the Rio
Iranlc render deeply in,crrs,ln, cycry thing
throwing hight upon the state q the i,'cn-
ccs along that line On account of the large
supplies OF ammunition. provisions and
clothing. sad g. be in store n; Camaigo. the
succc-s!ul defence o!ihat point, should i, be
attacked. Is Of gr,a, Importance. j., q
private letter from Colonel Morgan. Of the
md regiment como volunteers, to q friend
IN til, city. We learn that during lis com.
nand Of that post. he caused Camargo to be
placed IN u very strong state Of defence. and
'..A "a- hs ini,n e the ,criih All ,i..
that he supposed ,hcm capable OF beng held
10y 900 men against a force OF 1000 M,xi-
cans - ~ ash Inion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
COPPER FROM LAKE SUPERIOR

S,vefal specimens Of tie rock which
forms the supcrs'raIum to the copper region
- Like rf'uar, havr been lt ut on
office rs Mr. AionzJ II, de, who niofns
US ,ha, he has recently returned from the
shores olthe Lake The fragment. Of rock
IN our possession are all more or less i'm
pfernn,cd "i,h copper and Mr. ll,de
states thar unirr thu class Of rock aud mar
the surface, lac VEINS nl ore " HI IA viii y,l.i
90 per cen, OF pure meta
There are iNo con pari's aLoui,o engage
N working fomo Of tA,se SENS one lnonn
n The New Ens llri - Lake Superior
Copper aud Silver Mining Complny l.
I. pfopos thai these orgsnizi,ions shall
commence operations tins Spung with
cspi,ll o. 800 900 each dinied INTO shnfrs
of 800 Among he nam's Of lhc oil
Gers and difcr'ors oflhc companies w. no
nee lhos- 81 Itom,; Palm,f Oliver "
tivir. Jonas & Iioaln. of tbs city Iaoc
" Thompson, 81 Washington Co. John
Lowory, ~ ElNarl p1y,e E,q snl
other rrspon,iGle eHx~ns
sock m 'rhsr ofihc above companics
my le procufci 81 Nf Alonzo HYDE one
oNhs Directors Who Is now Ssy.ng ashofi
tune Of No a. hvc' street aud FOL. whom
the plrueolsi' iasy b. ot,sinrd
TRY Waig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
FOREIGN ITEMS BYliiE HlljER
MA

Ihs NcIp'tsn Massacre The Ton
,ofV"'elr hns Ia. iouo e,ug ...., ..., -.
Jan ~
Tie Pore has fcoriv,d from the con
MISSION 1t has sn, iu'o klti,san To IN
4uire INTO the circumstances Il the lat,
lnassacr Il the N.'J'ians n report ~
"h,oh lbc insubor!inalion nuI piol,ln,s If
'i'at pc PIE as.lna ,h,,f Is~hl governors
ATE at large ds,h up,n. ahnN pr The a..
tocio"s cfI' ies ut i|ci,f IL IN Brv every
sofl "i excuse All pallai'on IS found L. -
sad thai TIE piu,ura'iun thar chn' Ind ir.
c-',i tom t'ic niliris was gf,st, aud the
chaSl'cm Il, uni-', / opon ,hrm vas hOy
mcinrd Ca III, whole Cedar Han Boy
spurh, To b" i9.l, J.sih~d, nnl IN. sc,c
ral high compliments pad hin on his zeal
~ III, cause OF lsnnism, and the general
vlsor ond m'lIn'ss of his rovc,nmcn, --
] h'ir cih be ~ lHio doubt that these sonii.
U,'uls nf, thc teal s,nutr,n,. q me Porte
as that the expressed On TN. occasion vrh
a purpose TO deceive The Distraction Of
the N'sofl,hs 1T course highly mef,io
fious ~ thert's " all Turks Ne.,uhe
let. both because Europe demands 1t. md
that the crnlrallln- s,slcm h,ch the Tut
k'sh cabinet has adopted ,qiit,slL IT ha.
been determined to drp'vc The crca,
Kurdish 'ulr, "fihe nn,hriii, ~ ~. 6h 81
v'Hn possessed. inj To pat n pacha huldto,
hIs power Immediately from The Sul,,n
~ his plncc But 10 Do this hy open force
woui be difficult perhaps impossible. 10
do 1t ~ snnring "a" brute arp,as ,n.ict.
mud Is n mode Of ptpco, Ing .,,k,nely IN
accordance with the Turkish chaficl.f -
he presents, therefore set to I3cIit Han
Bey' md his report. 60 favorable and fat.
'erinc 10 him musl be- rrgafdei merely nj.
lures 10 pn, hrr ~ ms guard, md perhaps
to induce HIM TO place himself IN some way
M. The hands 81 some Iurhis. ,lceroy.
when he would a, ONE fad himself shoro
OF all power and a prisoner ior Ike
Errrs who mnr!cr,. Nycri IN Virginia.
ntoni y'araco. Is sad 10 have been nr.
res'd IN New Ohcans on the sh lua tie
had IiN arino! N tie steamer from Gal.
weston
HAS THE GREAT AUTHOR OF NATURE
PROVIDED ns~i'h 40 rrinci, tor Consumption and
tie tsra."- lcaing thereto " hich are ~ t,ar.ily
'mm"n IN our cnuutry' HAs l.. l.fi ". t. n,, re.
mel from that fatal 'c'ufge by ran.ackiny other
land-' NJ, MT -. The be.t- Nature. own
remedy !. read, at our hand. The Wtli Cherry
and tie Pinc iurni-h a. With u cntc wiJrr a cure
- lo'-hlc. DIR Ni.iAr- Eal-am # WA Cherry
formed Us chemical cttrart. from Wild Cherry
bark ard tar r.lir,es all casrs of Consumption an
chectuailN cufcs - who're It has not Progressed ..
far n q be b"N 'ui .nhiuc- the mot inv.t-
crate ea'''" A.ti nac,cn 90 thrt, md fort, yrnr.
standing 't"l" ra''ine % ii""i after Other fcrnc-
L. ~ .U4 i..,,4 n. "a I,.
i,maIhAhie 'h'a., "i tni, wonderful uit"i,4.c 90
ran, diseases hitherto deemed ircurablc ha, excl
tea am ~. hi 81. sfeat cf Inslty g. tie nc
cnr nature Of II. ingrrdieH,.. Let iurchh-srs he
ware oil imitsuon. aud cOnhtcrfcif..
N"nc genuine un'c' 'ifroi | BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

~ rHrrAiaNtf -t,r-rs NNrroNs cvg,
M"dcrn Civilization W.T. a. t,fe. want. refine
mct'. Hni dcccf" o. r.mar, ahl, fruitful ia
dtsreiiic dircul'ir-. Th,v invade almost s,erv
d'par meat ~ ilie and tItt fckls hue over rNrry
obi"ct making o.r holt of tlr ~ot "a i,ok 81 .i tn.
'thrt hHIf ilfo.-A isuI fiIt-i sf. ufa siiat, J..
iiar. -e-rfii"r ADD terlrius ssr 81 AID ii-i-
ness r''f 'Nuf.' WI tAt IaH e4. ~ ittfui iu,ii.
cief ~ 81 a d.. r'i, red ief. ..I- .,,ieiu.
DvsI"l.itl- indeed te'fih's ',.n.li-. nd nrir-
lraicsa tfain O.. morbid influence. that Mil D. not
orlnitnn'i' estri.saeird 'ri ~ il.turlu. "a .e.-
fNe iehiiii' an.l premature death The cause. -
th' dir'a'' are almost innumcrahe time Of lie
80 n'W'-lhrrical chang. ~ condition. otgi,hl
constitution ,ci,ut4ty tahiti. 'Ace.. is. .tul, M
regulate Diet e., 4niuc nee - .slatt,t ncli,its,
want ~ ~ T. anNietN. coui.uH'I fear ga %. n n
nYthing that teuis 10 hriug about great genera.
d'lii,t' whether pivotal r.rfim rf moral Hos
rcA >uEsr' Hnfr.i Pli. have lefn found t. ~. the
very bet 'cmrlv inf lh- di.casc. r.. amount a
r'1ienc" I" prove tht i-Ct ). overwhelming c.i 1t
iug 81 dil usl- too iuicli ,rit bee deceived and
too much int.re.f'd 20 judge " 'thoui favor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
INFORMAIlON WANTED

OF Thomas i.on, tailor bv trade. snd
Stephen Wilson, shoemaker. brothers. ard
native. 81 Maidstone. Count, OF Kent, Eng
l,nd, who came 10 thi, country about hs.
yesrs since, aud were lss heard ufM Man.
chester, y, Any one Who can givesny m.
formation A. iAsmw4.l coufera spsclsl la,or
on their i,ihsf. ~ aidm-ing ne 10
thstle. No.,asioh. Wrv Rutlsnd Vi.
ECOlh.r rsp.ts WI confer favor y,
copying the above
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
\ true copy 81 'ecord
~ hLNON WARNER. Judge

WM PEASE. i,om Lpni"G. Professor Of
" Music To- Casil.lnu >cnln,fy aud Or
paui>, 10 the Buck Church. respectfully sc.
qusln,s the publ.c m general TIA, hs conl,n
u~s 10 give ln>i'TcilOn ou the Piano Fou.
Organ and Singing Term, A, the ln,rIlu
Ton. $40 per quarief-l.ta. OUT 81 inwn.
rlo "a advance az sI5 al Me expiration 81
~" ru'r,sf.
'.-.. F1ucs sunel snI regulated ~ lh,
best manner
March. isi1 I2Sw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

rc4 pnulon has been made nv general Tay.
Ior On The States Of Texas, i.pul.an,. ~,
s,sf--i iaAlnt. lfi.' gyms ). 10
rr.er,i .au.Nui. So lac ~ Gnnic The
Sgoia Q! l.9si'i1nl +, twQp = Iincnls o. In.
fso'1y sad the go'efacf VAS TO issue ne
rrc,ssliy ofic'. 90 lhe l5,h Govotnos
JlAus, hat ro-orI 80 flionln- letter
from CO Cgg.. 90 -, Ohio - .a'li,.fs
commanitf a. CiE.'so !Ac .,.cs dos
not safe nt,sLerthc wsxsf has t,tn Tsy.
lof' saihony TOR my shouisas roiln
trcfs
Mad Quaricrs Csmargo. Mach 2ni
sf Sod 40 oii-sf 90 icli quarters.
a, Wnein. 20, n,a.io. t,qusuaa 90 To-
I'fDs i.,' o' .ne llltlS ava i.f Efy u 10.
san- ~ uonias 0t1a.r,s 4. comnll
nica''oa Ia. i1t seseial Gay. Lron. cut Ut
Ne,No,t its ace a.. iAe arms above ~
So Co., --,i .ale f,il.l Ls s-;c of Nv
ol,'os fqlru 500 ,h,r,iofc TO ali
o-i 10 600 n,u 81 ltu character % lroop,
Az anHelpa,e 'hy ai' b. fcsognz 4
uuleflAl c-. a. %, prsilrl,
~ la,. -, any copsi.-faL.e lofcD can g.
a-e4mea'eI. ltt lien be Tor ssidcl 10 lla.
~ aae'ngo A u irooPs "a iif % prsciieaOls,
shJV.I be sf'nsi b iau le.sins ihe Uuged
s-'1. s'i Pee oai-eu commanding CON
panirs should nAr 30 charge ammunition
CO. aas4 - -i'' .bair 10 case - c1cigen
ry. io.iy rc---s o.. ieas
lefs fup,e-lsi.s ss1f o. D sef,t
ANI f. cIR1lSs c. eng
- ihs 1o'rlu 81 l...l,tsGA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
p, .,,, OF Of r .,1"'., b. .'.a " ,.

et fIt.l. a &c, al Mar, h..
\ - i-.1.
Whereas Hiram Fifcld. executor nf the
lest MI and ,csinm.nt 81 Obadiah French
l,le Of Pouliuev IL said district. de-, eased
has made arpl cation TO said count ~ Whiting
Tor license 10 sell ~ much II ihc ~ 81 estate
o' Nj ! deceased ~ VII raise the sum ~
SS1i ,oG. lnr IA" purpose Of paying the Gcbi,
agsin., saId estate and lac ehpen,e- If act.
iling -iit estate. and h,s So forth such fsH.
i'oicin as tend 10 show the necessary 81 .p,h
sale.
lis therefore ordered b, tie court here tn q,
sad ,rphs atom I've hcsid al session OF sad
co,r 4" he holden Al ,ss ..ion aior,ss,t on
'Dc - TIA day Of Apfl, neat and that all per-
sons interested be notified thctnn' hy pullI
csiIon OF = cop, O, M, order tlrec weeks
snccs,sl,rly "a tn" Rutland Herald a news.
paper printed a, Rutland previous 10 said time
ui hearing.
4 true copy 81 record
~ hI.NON WARNER. Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

k,uaoAp ACtiDssr. One Or tie siss e.
the hind at o' llis usff hanr &C TAN e. iAo
Portland, ssro SGd ronsaDoth f.ilroat.
from fss sH go kmIffs
Pond. o. h 4nh brsn,slck. ys,ertss nom
ing. And the car ~n thrown of The usck IN
10 the Ponc, breaking % r. piece, Ihc car
~,s .Acsn win polaloes and esgs I pr.
non a Ihe usc. for distance 81 Some 3p0
'eei "a, tern W Fl boson IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Go the .1i uit, Nv Rev = Page NJ Ira.
Nr Jo-enh Gisham tp hlss Ad.nn~ ila,en.
hoin Of I iarenfon
Aso. by ,uo s,ne On the 25ih uh Mr. y.
u flnne, Of Plsmouih. 10 N~ tsh.ia
NAM OF Ira
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

We are Obliged To sny that we hnvt
been oslonlsh'd nj .he vast NUMBER % cures
Vaughn. ~ di-iuo sIv.'' Pc 49,. oro
u mialng-gn the agrnt--g,t book
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
FARM FOR SAIL.
No If'I'

4 LII persons indebted IL Dr.. James Rn..
~ ate hefcb, nuiihri Ia make PAYMENT ,n
Iidon Edison. III Wen on On ~ ,ei,~ ,hs
i. %" Js, q. Apt., heat. snd s.,, ..u.I
ZlDO> EDHO\,
Ncndon. Nsrh -. Ist. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

\ hdy " va .'ric, ots-1r - o..
quite. beng glabir - e., o. church .ue
~audar. eri Aer -sr3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Toe aansA .l'oone 4 o., Biii.h Go,.
'riarni ii'AH 'lD leru, 7'sai IN eIoccd.
- nnu NIu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

IuUttf Nm iilu, j4i
A certain instrument IN wtiup~ pprpotIng
10 te the last viii and tes,amtM Ui Sally Or.
ru't. late oi Nlddlctown IN sad district. do
ceased, having been this jsv presented TO
aid court hy PhL~as 4. Orcut and brn)s
min I Ofcuit. the executors therein named
Tor probate and slowancr.
1t IL ordered that ssid viii br referred fos
probate and allowance To II q ~ monday. be.
,ng the l!'h ds, Of April nett and that Q
copy oflhis record be published ,h,ee ~eets
succc,slveiy previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald newspaper r'inted Al Rutland that
al persons interested NAV appear md ron.
test the probate thereof # they sec cause.
true copy Of record.
~ IiE<KY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

vhhnN d. tol,onSbee',ng Brsched
COOV, ouon. Iicsings, Dulling.. Bat
WadJihg. ior,,e ~
u. 4. BELL.
Rutland. Msrcl. Is. 1877. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

DIED
lrtsfsbur, " Fec II, Mr. Joshua
O.gopd. sgso IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
UPSPECIAI. NOrICE IN

The rI,raotd,n,ry Gra,terbc'c Piis,wbioh
are achs'ing unparalleled ttiumphs IN W.
i,ous sections oi tbs country, are now IN.
iioduccd into this ,iciniiy. l.et every srk
person read the advertisement, al the Gsaei.
enherg COMPANY which viii be found ~ an
other column.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
FOR SALE or LET

n
'Eiit i~p,tDN turk no 90, .i,f. md
i loi formerly % gAef D., Solomon ~,
IN" sns
'rt. .. tts.ls. afti.e bu-
sins.s OF D-,sfyins. s~Id pf.Gns~a would 10
sey ds.fsos pfpfsns. Refer 10 Col.
" L.osh''h At C.ssndo Spnrss. NJ 4.
moe lover, ct lrs.'or % W. ios,,h Corr
600 OF Csrsndon ,nls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

T'IF nn'sfsI enei ,s,- ~. "a, fcrr.i
sp.aAfr.rsnin uni-' ~ Il ~ of
ipbrS Uppsf~
in' Ne 80 tr. .f t.s. snf - siieuJ 20
s"rh rs.rsss 90 my q ~niru.iei su lhsn
90 lie ousi.s at isssId ~atii, 80 isis >tste
SOLOMON ipef.
Slit~ n HOBBIES
onc' over tic Sore Of I iiedses
kusisui. Acr,l I. iN- N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
Dissolution

YNllE eopsfn.'.tip hsxsinipr~ ersrng be-
] iv.sn ne unf~p snsc under ne FIN
of FOOT d ~ fkT~ , tat. ia, b, mutual
oOnseni dissolved
SOLOMON POOR
Rvh,nd Apu. !. Is,, 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

TIE 7'snisnss wl'i continue the pfac-
tee 81 ~ tho orir- - lhe CourI
h0usr grouped b, Foot a y,
erie 'RTl> ENFRTS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

STATE OF vEKMO>T,l REm,-mem.
Distinct OF Rutland, ~ - ter.d tia,
a, special probate court held ., Rutland
wilhin and for saId district on the s~cond
Monday, beng the sth day OF March, 4. u.
Ist7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

SrRNII.D or stolen ir,m he enclosure
- ot the ssrsciibet, about il,s middle Of
October l,s'. a iinci back cali Sad can
h. le~ bises stripes on tho s,drs and ous
whlir spo, under cs,h eve. The suhsefibsr
wi pa, Tie above reward 10 any ono eisin2
Information al sad calf WV TEASE
Cssllclon, March -. Io<7 i26w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Errrs Who murdered Nyorin virginia.
about a y',r ago. is sad 10 have been ar.
rcs'd IN New O'Icans on lhc sh INST ilc
had IIN arino! N tie steamer ftom Gal!
weston
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

The New Orleans Bullcun state. that
reqrnu'on has been made ty general Tay.
lor On The States OF TeIa. Loui.ian,. NJ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
srATEof vERMONr.1 I}Eu,snrn.

at sp~cisl probate court held 81 Rutland
v iihln and tor sad district. on the nh day
~ ~ 49, 80
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-22

Emigration A paragraph from a
Rotterdam paper which we translate
from the Schnellpost, says that the
emigration to America is in full activi-
ty in that city. The city on the side
next to the water has new appear
ance. Masses of foreigners, especial
ly Germans and Netherlanders, are
crowded there inpatient to embark in
order TO give place to other crowds
equally impatient. Agreements have
already been made to transport 40 600
persons, who this year will pass thro'
Rotterdam. At Antwerp all ships for
New York have been engaged for en-
igrsnts up to the 18th Of May, and the
agencies there have given notice that
up to that time they can send no new
emigrants to New York.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-22
Further Details of the Rattle

The american Eagle" published
at Vera Cruz, issued an extra on the
Goth uitimo, from which we extract CO.
piously, though there are many repeti-
tions in it:-N. o. Pic.
The positions occupied by the enc
my, were as strong as nature, combi-
ned with art could make them, and
could you but see them whilst reading
these lines, you would nOnder at their
surrender. The Cerro Gordo, the
most prominent Of the defences, com
mands the JaIapa Road for two or
three miles, and a heavy battery here,
in the hands of skilful men. would
keep an army in check for many a
day, ii not entirely prevent its pas
sage. The Importance of this point
was soon made apparent to all. and
last night, about l2 o'clock. a piece OF
cannon was hauled upon 1eighboring
emiuence, which, after sending sundry
shot upon the enemy, was found of lit
tie avail; and in the morning the Ger
70 Gordo was stormed and carried
not, however, before the commander
in-chief of the Mexieans had secured
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-22
Trustees Sale.

John II. Barnett, John r. Seaion and Nancy Sea-
ton TO John p. Lewis, trustee to sell property
to pay certain debt, due TO
|SlMoN f. LEWIS and julius Augustine, of
~ the firm of 5. E. Lewis & Co., SAID debt be-
ing two bundled aud fifty dollars with interest
thereon 81 twelve per cent, per amum, from the
PA day Of January, 1916, being due the 22d
day OF January, lS47. Deed of trust dated
January 21d, 1876, recorded in Mortgage Book
b, IN the Register of Deeds Office for Grant co..,
Wisconsin Territory, on pages 422 and 423, Of in
and 10 in-lot No 81 in Potosi Whersas de-
fault has been made in the payment of the sum OF
money in said deed of trust mentioned as above,
therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
the trust in said deed conferred upon me and ae-
cepted by me, shall sell at the Wisconsin
House in the town Of Potosi, in said county, on
the nineteenth day Of June, lS47, at O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day, all the rgh,, title, in
terest and possession which said John ii. Barnett
and John r. Seaton had, of, in and 10 the said
in-o, No. "a in said town of Potosi, said lot be-
ing on section "a, town 3, range 3 west in Grant
county, together with the improvements thereon,
on The 22d day of January, 1876, TO the highest
bidder for cash in had--said sale TO be by public
out-cry.
JOHN p. LEWIS, trustee.
Potosi, April 18th, lS47. Cts
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-22

Skeleton Found.-The bones of a
man were found in the Panther Creek
Valley, about three rods from The road
leading from Summit Hill TO Mosque.
honing.
Parts of the clothing remained un-
decaycd, and bottle, Tin dinner can,
a tuning fork, and key for tuning
Pianos, were found with, aud near the
bones. One arm appeared to have
been broken ami to have been improp-
erly set, so that il as shorter than the
other. The remains are supposed to
be Of man named Boden, German
teacher of music, who formerly resided
in the city of New York. He taught
the Band at Mauch Chunk about three
years since, and was dismissed after
having taught about week, owing TO
his being addicted to habits of intern
perance. He went from here to Mosque
honing, and left that place about three
years since, taking with him the poi
son which caused his death. He was
man of more than ordinary acquire
ments; and but for his love for intoxi-
ting drink might yet have lived an or
nament and useful member oil socie-
ty.-Pa. Paper.
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Estate of John B. Doyen. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, credit
IN ors and all other persons interested in the
estate of John b, Doyen, late Of the county Of
Cant and and Territory of Wisconsin, deceased,
mtestate, that the Undersigned, Susan Miranda
Doyen, widow of the said intestate, and Peter
Coyle, have been appointed proper applica-
ton to the Hon. Hugh X, Golfer Judge Of the
court Of Probate of said county, to administer up
on the estate of the said John b. Doyen deceased,
and that they have fled in the office Of said court
of Probate, the bonds required by law, as admins
istratux and administrator, duly executed and
approved by the judge of said court; by virtue
and authority of which said letters OF adlninisua-
ton, the undersigned are authorized and empow-
cred to administer upon the property and dispose
of the affairs OF said estate as the law in sucn
cases provides. And it is further ordered by said
court, that publication Of this notice be made by
publishing the same for four successive weeks in
the Wisconsin Herald newspaper, published at
Lancaster in said county. And notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will be ready at all
times at their residences in Potos, to attend 10
the legal and proper adjustment and settlement OF
the affairs of said estate.
SUSAN MIRANDA DOYEN, adm'x.
PETER C0YLE, administrator.
Potosi, May 9Th, 1917. 9-lt.
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Black Dart.

DREEDERS are Informed that this fine horse
Dcan be found during the season 81 the stable
Of the subscriber in Beetown: where further terms
and particulars Of the horse can be learned. lie
undertakes 70 cay that letter horse never was
ssgnt up'' IN North America and offers a general
CHALLENGE To the world 70 RUN any horse,
mare or gclding that travels, against Black Dart,
for any distace from 4O0 70 800 steps, over the Bee
town race course, on a wager Of one hundred
dollars and upwards, when the borsa's season Is
over. Or he will accommodate any betting man
with a race. who has quarter norso TO run,
against his mare exit Walker
GORDON DAY.
Bestown, w. T., April u, 1917. 7-3t
P.S. by stable is two miles north Of Beetown
90 my fam, and any gentleman who wishes cas-
ron for one hundred dollars and ups ard TO on
thousand, ior property Or money.
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PURLIC NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified NOT 10 mine
"A or dig upon the following tracts of land with
out written leave or permission from the owner, or
s. M. Langworihy, at Potosi, viz; the Il half OF
N w quarter, and N w quarter OF N w quarter
Of section Is; also the S w quarter Of Equartel
of section 10, towf north, range 2 west, IN Grant
county, Wis. And | also notify all persons who
have cut timber, removed rails and buildings from
siad land, that Cyrus X. Lod is authorised to coll
lect the value Of the same; the accounts having
been placed in his hands
l.. III. LANGWORTIY.
Dubuque, July 10, lS45. l9n
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You Lie,

DERHAPs, reader, upon rcke:ty old bed
Il stead, if any. Christan Smith, at his
Cabinet Warehouse in Iotosi, continues to make
bedsteads Of all descriptions, and of the best
material and workmanship, which he will sell at
very reduced prices, a, lover prices than ever be-
fore. He also makes tables, bureaus, chairs, and
all kinds Of cabinet ware, Of such quality and
at such prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers;
and will also be ready at all times, ON the short
est notice, to make collins TO order. Whatever
you want in the cabinet line, call upon
c. SMITH.
Potosi, May, 8, 1877. ely.