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schedule is unnecessary.
 Byers, for plaintiff.
 Fowler, contra.
 Feb. G. No. 46. Johnston v. Ashley. Error to Pulaski Circuit Court
 Judgment affirmed Opinion by Johnson, c. J. A service of notice. to take deposi.ioas, upon K, partner of T. ater dissolution Of partnership be- tween & C, who were attorneys of record, and before special retainer of K, is aot service upcn the attorney of record. Testimony. as to the ap. pearance of negro, subsequent 10 the safe, is as- missible in an action of waranty. as to soandness as such appearance may afford presumptios. 4 fazty objecting to testimony. must move to exclude 1t as 1t s offered If he wais until all the testi. mony is given. and then moves to exclude il, sa m4sss. the motion will be esenuied if any of the testimony is admissibis. Where there is ceaaie. ting evidence, the prepoaderanee must be strong to warrant the court in disturbing it. On warranty oI soandaess the jury must find for the defendant. il the slave was sound at the time of sale. The mea. sure of damages Is the injury suffered or dimina. tion Of value oceasoaed by in6rmity then existing and not by any that may occur subsequent to the sale.
 Risgo k Trapnali. for plaintiff Ashley < Watkins, contra.
 
 No 8. Rahersosd uss Csllea '. Laasrty. Ap peal irola Carroll Carcait Court. Reversed. Upiaien by Johnson, (. J. When csze haa hsea adiadicaisa ia the supses, Court ana femaased to the Circuit Court. and |, again brought up. nothing is bsfore this court fe adjudication but the proceedings subssqaent to th. asaaae. The legal iasefest of the payee. in an in ssameas of writing. cannot bs disesssd by sh, mere esdorsemsat of . third person showing 10 u tie.
 Eaglish. ior appellant.
 D. Walker, eoatra- No. e. smith '. Block x Son. Error to HvmP stead.
 Reversed. opiaiea y Oldham. !. The remedy hy attachment being statutory Fs msdy. cannot bs extended beyond the limits ss'
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 GES. TATLOR's LgTTER.--Itseen to be generally admitted that this document, which VIC publish at length in another column, Is authentic. Whatever may have condaced to a proceeding 50 lisle calculated to add to the well earned military fame of Gen. Taylor, wsranuot but regret tias tie sfiy fame he had acquired should have been tarnished in any degree by publication 90 i'll timed, and injurious to the progress of the campaign. The enthusiastic admiration for his prowess in the field, which at one time animated the whole country, we are inclined 10 believe, will be greatly aba,ed by bis complaints of the President and developements. to say the least of it imprudeui, coming from General whose chief objcc, is to force the enemy to an honorable termination of war.
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Ssaee the above was in type, we have learn eti the names of the following persnns, kill. ed ans wounded.
 Ki1ied--W Wm. TsnaeyhiIl, C. Chiles, and IF, r. Beasly, of Euiaw; ". K. uassel, ol
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No. e. Smith '. Block & Son. Error to HsmP- stead.
 Reversed. opiniea Y Oldham. !.
 The remedy by ssssehment being . statutory re- msdy. cannot be extended beyond the limits ss-
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.
 Africad diTssss ouf ai,sn,ioa so an afsielO in the '.Cherokee A.ivoesie, . questioning the righ, of . U. s. Marshal to make arrest m the Nation of murderer, anenable to she laws of ;lse United States, aflsT he has undefgone trial by irry under the laws of the Cherokees, and reilecling with some se- setity upon Ilie course sf the Marshal iO ar resting ! man named Isagsslale. We copy . poriion of the atiicle from lhe sAdvocate.' and wirh Il the letter of gentleman well informed as sothc state nf .hiags Sa ihe Indian country, and of the facts in this particular case, which we gladly substitute for any re marks of our own.
 The opinion of the District Attorney, UP on this point, has alseady been furnished to he Agent. Col. Nc Kisick, at his request, and we are infermed fully sustains the posi- lion of our friend. So soon as we can pro cute copy of the opinlon. given sy Cot llempstead, we will give it place in our papef.
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~Far fAs Baaaey.

Liitls Rock, Feb. 6, ls47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Bank Notice.

I'm conformity with the Act Of the General
Il Assembly Of Virginia. passed on the
day OF March. lS47, Incorporating the BANK
OF MARTIssBuRG IN NiRaisIA, notice is here
BY given. that books for raising the capital
stock in said Bank will be opened at the U. S.
Hotel in Marinsburg. on Monday, the 10Th Of
merit me nth, May. under the superntendence
OF Chas. Jas. Faulkner, Daniel Burkhart. Ed
muud p Hunter. John W. Boyd and George
Doll. r.. or any three of them.
At Winchester, under the superntendence
Of Bushfod Taylor, Lloyd Logan, \. s Bald
win. Eroch g. Bfeedn and Robt B. Wolf,
or anv three Of them.
IN Shepherds0,rR, under the superintend-
ence Of Benz. r. Towner. VIM Short Henry
Berry, Willoushby w. Webb and John IL.
AlcEndree. CT any three ofthem.
AT Chastesie,cn. under the superintendent
Of VIM +. Locke, Geo. w Sappington. Chas.
c. Stewart, VIM. G. Worhington and Thos,
Briscoe, or any three ofthem.
n Bath. under the Superlnlendence Of John
Srother, John w Breaihed, Isaiah Buck,
John O'f'errall and Cromwell, Orrick, or any
three Of them-and remain open for ten days.
At the time Of subscribing, $40 is to be paid
upon each share Of 800.
April 10, loH--4w
U-Winchester Republican, Charlestown
Free Press and Hagers,own (Md) Torch
Light insert I'LL 2d Monday in May and charge
this Office
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Election.

!, A n Election viii be he'd in Berkeley Coun-
N y on 1'srsday, the 22d # -1prsl. for one
I'll person to represent the l0th Congressional
District IN the 3Uh Congress, and TWO hi per
scns 10 represent the County Of Berkeley in
the House OF Delegates:
AT the Court Hoss., Under he superin,end
enee Of Daniel Burkhar. Michael Seibert, ia
cob vinsonheller, Peter Gardner and John w.
Boyd.
Al Garardstosrn, under the superintendent
Of Alfred Ross, Thomas 8. Page, George Nc
Kown, Richard ID. Seaman and William @,
Morgan.
At Back Creek, under the superintendent
Of Robert v. Snodgrass, Lewis GFantham,
George w. Robinson, Robert K. Robinson
and Bethewell M. Kitchen.
A, Hedgerile. under the superintendent
Of Edward Colston, Henry J. Seibeu. James
Fl. Robinson, Hezeklah Hedges and Allen C..
Hammond.
At falling Waters, under the superintend-
ence Of George Chrisman, Lewis B. Willis.
Andrew w. McCleary, John Hedges and
Charles Downs.
BENJAMIN COMEGYS,
Sheriff Of Berkeley County
April 8, lS47-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Der kelley County Court,

June Term, 1874.
NOR the purpose Of accomplishing sys-
Il TEN Of regularity and promptitude IN the
collection, application and accounting for, OF
tie monies levied for County purposes, the
Court made the following Order, to wit:
at shall hereafter be the duty Of the Sher
ifs, and all persons in whose hands moneys
shall be levied for application TO County pur
poses. 10 account annually for the same, by
the production of proper vouchers, shelving
such application, IN whole OF IN part, as the
case shall be, and for that purpose the Court
doth appoint Harrison Waite its Commission
er and Auditor, whose duty it shall be 10 pro-
cure well bound book Of proper size, (to be
paid for by the Ccurt) and open accounts
therein with the Sherifs and others embraced
in the within Order. in which the Sheriffs
shall be charged annually with the amount Of
County Levy, going into their hands for col
lection, credited with the amount shown by
proper vouchers TO have been paid by them to
individuals entitled thereto; also. their com
missions for collections and such delinquent
levies as shall be returned and allowed by the
Court-thus exhibiting annually the amount,
if any, OF County deposi,ums.
"All Commissioners in whose hands mon
les shall be levied for County purposes, shall
be charged in said book with such levy, and
shall make similar settlements with the said
Commissioner and Auditor. producing TO him
accounts exhibiting the expenditures made by
them with proper vouchers for the same; when
approved. shall be credited TO such Commis
sioners IN their accounts, for the services per-
formed By the said Harrison Waite under this
Order; and for making annually a statement
Of such accounts for publication. he shall be
allowed the sum OF fifty dollars per annum, TO
be levied in the County levy"
And at a Court held for Berkeley County,
10Th ofAugust, 1876, the following Order was
made, 10 wit:
Ordered that Jacob Van Doren be and he
is hereby appointed Auditor of accounts of this
Court, in the room Of Harrison Waite, deed
and that hs'carry out and perform the duties
prescribed by the Order of the Court made at
June term, lS44, and that he receive annually
the compensated allowed the said w ate from
and after the year 1876; and al October term,
1876, it is ordered by the Court that Jacob
Vandoren do settle the account Of the Sheriff
OF the County for the year lS43."
Teste.
JACOB VAN DOREN, c. b. c.
eJ-The Sheriff, and all others interested in
the above Orders. are respectfully requested TO
call al my Office and settle their accounts for
the years l643, IA and AS
JACOB VAN DOREN.
April 8, lSF--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Amounting TO
100000!
Amounting to
32S.ccc!

sc. SC. Sc.
Ticks $l0--Hlvs. $5-Qrs. S2i-Eighs. ST. /.
The attention Of the public is called to this
BRILLIANT SCHEME Packages the
mos, successful way to purchase tickets. In
buying package you have all the numbers
in the Lottery and one single package can
draw you
$4,000!
Nearly all the prizes sold are in packages
Emory s. Co. will sell as follows:
25 Wholes, $40 25 Qrs. 335
% Halves, 20 IS Eighths, IL
To insure success and a prize package, all
you have 10 do j, 10 enclose any amount you
think properto the GREAT'PRlZE FIRM OF
lsIONE 3 oOoo
and Prize shall be forthcoming Immediately.
md. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class "a, for l647.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Friday, April
80. lS47.
&c No. Lottery--ll Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
G. A n ID T. n S + Z d S
ron IHaT

G. a RID T. n S r L DIS
FOR ls4?.
lust received, fresh su',ply OF Garden
81 Seeds from Sinclair, jr. s. Co.'S, OF Bali
more-wauanted freshap tgeatiae. The fol-
lowing is list in part @. stock on hand;
asparagus or Dutch;
BeGas-iour or Eve sorts;
Beet-three or four saris;
BRUSSELS S',J,vui,;
Broeoll- early purple Cape;
Cabbo Sc-fye or SIX kinds;
Carr ot-long orange;
.nJio,rer--early and late;
whileesold;
CucumLer-three or four kinds.
Egg Plplt-4purple p;icklg;
Endiue-green eurfed;
hldimn Corfl--four sorts;
Eeiitne--two kinds;
.belon--7two sorts;
.NiisttTtium:
Ortion--white silver sklned;
{'arsly--dwah, double;
PdrSaip--hne sort;
Pimpkin--four sorts;
Peas-yarlous kinds;
Ppper--Bullaose;
I,adiM-severai sorts;
Rhubdfh--for taris;
Satisfy OF Oyster Plant;
Spnlach-round savoy;
Sqlash-early bush summsg
Iomato-ong red, finest,
TTnip-large whine.
F'os sale BY ". DORSEY
Feb. %. l847--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

1925 prizes. $l37 ,260
Tickets $4--Shares IN proportion.
Go ii while you're young! Now is the
time to enrich yourselves! Look a, the beau
uful scheme-more prizes than blanks-,ry a
package:
90 whole tickets, $50 % qrs. tl2i
% halves, rs q eighths, .!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
shad & Herring.
Look out, Friends.
Wagon sW0Eiasg,
matchmaking and
Plough .WUkins Business,

in all their branches, in manner calculated
to give satisfaction to his employers.
He will be glad TO see his old customers al
his new stand, and will be thankful, for orders
in his line from the public in his vicinity. All
work promptly executed in his best manner.
G. b. Wildly.
April Is, lSi7--tf
e9-As Assayer of Berkeley County, he
wo,tId be glad 10 see Millers and others whose
weights and measures need official Inspection
& n w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
JOHN M. 0REM & co.,
.PEprShNNs HGjsOrs,

NO. 23O BALTIMO STREET,
NORTHWEST coaNER OF CHARLES,
BALTIMORE,
EEAYE received their Spring and Summer
u L supply OF Cloths. Cassimcres, VestlDgs.
Sec. Sc, which they will make TO order IN the
besl and most fashionable style
Gcna.eUnen's Clothing.
On the second floor Of their building, which
has been fitted up for the purpose. will be
found a large assortment OF the fines, and me
dium qualities of Clothing ready mate OF supe'
rior style and Workmanship.
No VARIATION IN PRICEs-the lowest price
is distinctly marked IN figures on every gar
ment
The basement has been handsomely fred
up for the sale of goods by the picce-a very
large assortment Of CLOTHS, C4SSI
.NERES, YESTLNGS IND TAN ORS
TRIMMINGS being always on hand. al,
the lowest market prices, to which the atten.
ton OF purchasers is invited
April 10, lS47-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Farming implements
a lot IF W'heat, Corn and Oats.

which Will be sold Cor cash.
1erns.--Six months credit will be given on
all sums OF s. and upwards, upon bond and
good security being given; under that sum,
the cash will be required. No properly 10 be
removed Until the terms Of sale are complied
with.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
DIR. GILESCOOK GIBBONS

III AS resumed the practice of Medicine
HI Office, next door 10 IIoke's Store, Ger
radslown.
March Is, lS47--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
Corll U1sntfd.

II WISH to purchase few hundred bushels
4 Of pure white or yellow CORN. for whles
I viii pay liberal price,
Il r Depc,, Fsh I ". KRGESEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

WAkE NOTICE-That on FiidGy, the
i 2Sd Of April, lS47, at the Courthouse,
in Wilmington, Clinton Co.. Ohio, shall take
the deposition of Daniel Curl, to be read in my
behalf in the cause now pending in the Cir
cult Superior Conrt of Law and Chancery in
Berkeley County, Va. wherein am defend.
ant and you are plaintiff.
ROBERT B. HACKNEY.
April /, ls47-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
CNsadU & Erfstt.

A FRESH supply Of all sorts Of Candy
N Lemons, Almonds. Dried Citrcn, r Al
sins. Prunes, Figs, Sc. &c,--for sale by
Feb. 4 w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

EUST received, fine assortment q 2, 8
% and 10 ID Single Nails. Also on hand,
Sash, Paling, Flooring and other kinds Of
Nails and Spikes--all Of which will be sold on
reasonable terms by the key. Sc
gT.% hROEsE.S
r. r. Depot, March |
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

p. S.-The "Smal Fry" Louerie, draw
every Monday. "Wednesday sud Saturday in
each and every week.
Emory s Co. being appointed agents for the
small lotteries, can sell package Of % tickets
al the low price of S2.07 single tickets only
25 cts
Emory s. Co. pay all postage.
! All orderstO Emory s. Co. meet with prompt
attention..
Prizes Invariably cashed in Gold.
Emory s Co have made arrangements TO
cash prizes SOLD by other vendors without char
glng extra discount, as heretofore.
The OFFICE OF EMORY s. CO,
tBLuE FReSr.) No 2 CALVERT Sr-
OPpo'its City Hotel. Baltimore, ND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

NO. NOTICE.-All persons indeb,.
ssS~-as@s ed to the late Jacob McQuilkin,
decd, are requested to come forward and make
settlement; and those having claims against
The estate, will presen, them properly anthem
Iicaed for adjustment.
April /, lo47-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
400 Acres

This tract Of land is well calculated 10 hc d.
vided into two firms. there beng TWO
DWELLLN G. HOUSES. TWO 34R.N,s.
and all other necessary Out Buildings on. a
Farm. One hundred acres Of the above Farm
IS clothed with good Timer, 90 acres in
.Neddo,c. and 60 acres in Clbver. This Farm
is well calculated for Stock Farm. h is well
laid off, and the fields are 30 divided Is to have
running water in each Of them. There arr
five never failing Springs Of good water on the
premises. and Middle Creek runs through the
middle Of II. The soil is Of n good qusliy---
one-half of the Farm being mixture Of lime
stone, soap.stoue and flint. and the gSeaies
part Of The ether half is slate
The undersigned deem il unnecessary N
give any further description Of the above na-
med Farm. as those who wish TO gei s bar.
gaia, will appy to either OF us. who viii ,sks
pleasure IN showing II to them.
GEORGE COUCHMAE.
CORNELIUS CoUCHMAN,
March 4, lsi7--if Agents for the o1prer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
a Statement

nF monies received and expended by the
" Trustees of the town OF Marinsburg,
from the LIST Monday in April, l645 to the LIST
Monday in April, lS47:
DR.
To amount uncollected on LIST Mon
day in April. lo45. 1928 78
" Nett amount levied in 1916 and
1916, Sl9 Ga
+" Proceeds Of Hay scales. 25 66
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
2SS Acres,

asSSspA one halt limestone land--40 Acres
ssnlstss Of River bottom Of first rate qualn
&eN<s ty--we adapted TO any kind OF grain
--sI =. aud clover, and is under good state
Of cultivation. The Improvements are a good
D,ceiiing -{iouse, Kitchen, Bar,, and other out
buildings. There is on this farm Young Or
charI OF choice gralted frult. II has easy &C
cess to market, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road passing near the premises, a, also does
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Po-
tomac River, Any person wishing TO pur-
chase, can get good Bargain on accommodate
ting terms, by applying to the undersigned.
1t may also be necessary TO mention lhatthe
place is a very healthy one There is good
spring Of never failing water near the house.
MICHAEL K. RUNNER.
April /, lS47-3tn*
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
" HjfG Beans.

lust received, few bushels Of Whie
~ Soup Beans, and for sale cheap.
AptllS WV KR 0ESEsN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
A FARM FOR SALE.

FENlE subscriber will sell. at private sale,
h TIE Farm he now lives or, situated
IN Morgan County, Va, on the waters Of the
Potomac River, IA miles from Martinsburg
and miles fion4 Clearsprinc, Md. tits known
by the name Of RtBp,er's F17g. and contains
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04

Leaving nett balance Of 1920 48
Which amount it will take, or nearly so, 10
finish the Cupola, &c. Of the New Market
House. S. GARARD,
April 8, lS47-3w Sec'y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
JACOB VAN DoREN, c. r. c.

GJ-The Sheriff, and all others interested in
the above Orders, are respectfully requested TO
call al my Office and settle their accounts for
the years l643, IA and AS
JACOB VAN DOREN.
April 8, lSF--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
kfi.lsShes.
To He ladies.

ID S. PENDLETON respectfully invites
H. the ladies 10 call and examine his AS
sortment Of Drss, Goods, Bonaeis, Shoes, sc.
AprilS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-04
1..sO sfca'eS.

March !, lsi7- 2m'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-27
CLOAK 4 DRESS GOODS

ID R'llt SERS the above Goods will
Ind an extensive assortment at the
S.ofc oi BARRETT & son, computing
>lis aot Cotton Warp Alpaca.. ThIAr, and
1,nn".c Cloths, Kob Roy and Galrn Plaid,
p ain and figured Dress Silks VI de Lanes.
Or.rol and Oheron pald>. C,shm.re..
scotch aud imerican GINS CHAINS. EnglIsh.
French and .merican Punis.&c &c winch
VII be Sold Al rrices which cannot isil To
meet ne appfeLa''nn Of the public
K-,llud. OCT 10, teir -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-27
lClCgraplI NOliCc.

III Trustees 80 &c Try and Canada
lpnDu1n Telegraph .tunpiuy calup.
on the severed s4,,ci .cf. % ih~ oapai
80 u'- ll Di'up1IN lih th" following
o. assessments ou ti,tif sr,rtdl Subscriptions .
on Toe jih brioh.f. 49,. twenty dollars on
= shtfe "a ihc Oh ol Nu,cnsct. l-i1. H.
zen tnt'if- "n = Shtfe. On tie Ga D-c.m.
ter. ~, 'rn tYiii'. 90 , .bhfc-salI call
TO- ~ according 10 article ,hifd Of the at,i.
Gle. Of as>D,ihtiun 81 sad COMPANY Paw
ln'uis u,', be made a, iho iliuk of ~ A..
bans at the BiaA Of Burlington. a,d at The
] ''mct, 4 Nscuan,cs Bans 81 Huulneion,
a. ne B'uk Of Nrfrrnrss. at the Bath 81
vi Il'hYfN. At IA. iiiNk ~ FINLAND. al tie
NtlA ~ Manchester sod too u ll1.unqiun.
Il .l'tc Me nrtcs,Ar. f"rrNpt, WA be give.
GEO " BEN edo "a
II Pa ", trustee.
II + RICE.
NpfItEtou, Sep, ~. ~ Sc iaw
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',i,eA. m-si ic a, least , feet. 3Ilchs. ~
tcfr %. between TIE 2 .rs 81 T. AMI y and
80 good mora chara cirrAud >'nLllus Among
t.'.f ielipN cilscn.
ia.i-fm 80 scr,icc,, "rtHi>o ~. WA
WIN Mnl,n.
iuh.it.t ,ic receive it.'' four .'aiIGr'
sNcar. ,l,ar Of crfen.c. 40 va earn
m.trs .'at at tome
\ i0nni, 81 80 auJ lGo lrrc. Of l,ni -
rItru 'ntr0tuiis The - Co. lsr> GA cuii.'
u,nl ardltc land si,he c,pIlilipn of 'helt
t'iin uf service Iin> 'ari cannot he taken
80 fat fcal corHac'ci lt,,,'us - Vi, rl1,
iH-' oi ihe vat
i, "a at oi tpnct'.- ans t.r couul>.
s.or g.. rn recommendation 80 ii~ command
OIL. ,rl.,'. iuf nertotiol. coutlrl Wii 10
sri olu'cl life,et: i.lcut'n,ni. ani - ih"
ron ,ouuru,ooei officers are akan from
lffv,tes. ihe Wv = "rcn 'ur promotion ITO n
t.c t1ris luyaies frt like ~cf,icc> wll
itsrvc i"o to.hr- .dfiiiYnalIl,
Musician, receive - per ninu'L. Cofpo.
81 ihf,r ~etreanfs and tn, oder
. >'fPsstt. ~
Ifc>.u az l"o rollofs r11 90 a0y one
~ n.tiHr s.rr.f-.'. .i.. irr er,eu,
ROB Nt NOphl
-ri l..ui pf So
l'crwurs oH 81.
8, .0i 50 Re-. le
Nr. etf.us. nt 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-27

~ y ' ..'. w. IS , ,,n',''
spc,ill pfobp'c cont hoid,n st Ruti,rd.
v'nio anl lur s,il disln,l on Tie .l,i dat
ol Sept \ y l>i1.
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posing 10 t"uNct al account Of hi, adam. la.
iflNnu of sand estate
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h.mg The sth aAs II \o,omhcr. ncNf am
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hu.iud ll-fa,d, newspaper pubi,h-i ~,
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thereto 3. lt a. persons ifi,ic>'ri mas hr.
prAr snI u' Ieri t. the same II itc, s",
cause 4 'fIc COP, 90 ferpti. ~
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nHws ia inc s,lns OF tho .ltt,
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