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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

The plan OF the Washington monument
contemplated TO be erected in The city o
New York, has been finally adopted, and
thus described in letter published in the
National lntelligencer:
The material Of the structure il 10 he
granite, and style Of the architecture prin.
cipally Grecian. The form will be pen.
tagon, rising to the height of $50 feet, divi.
ded into six unequal sections, diminishing
in diameter one above the other. The
monument rests upon a terrace 1883 feet in
diameter and 10 feet high. The base OF
The monument is SO feet in diameter. The
rotundo in the first section is 40 in diane
ter and 81 feet in height. The ro,undo in
the second section is 40 feet in diameter
and 80 feet in height. The third section
has rotundo Of SO by IS feet. The fourth
section rises 80 Ieet. the fifth 50 feet, and
the sixth and last so ieet. The Whole to
be surmounted by statue Of Washington
twenty feet in height. Each section is or.
namented with buttresses, cornice and ba.
lustrade. Around the rotundo in the frs,
section are five rooms, occupying the pen.
tagonal projections, each IS feet square and
81 feet in height, 10 be reached by spiral
staircaces from the rotundo, which also con
tlnue up to the second section. These
rooms are designed, one for the use OF the
trustees, one for registry OF the names of
contributors to the monument, one for the
registry OF the names of the visiters, and
two for library Of works and documents
having reference TO the revolution.
In the second section is the grand monu.
mental rotundo, which is TO contain n stat.
ue OF Washington, surrounded by statues OF
his Major Generals, and his foreign allies
who distinguished themselves during the
war OF the revolution, and uacdnt pedestal
inscribed with the name Of the traitor Ar.
mold. The third section is divided into six
stories, the rooms of which may be devoted
10 the uses Of artists and other purpose
The fourth section is divided into eight sto-
rles, and the fifth section into five stories.
The sixth section, which is assembled by
single spiral stairway, has a gallery u, the
top fifteen feet in diameter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23
DOct. VIM. Everett,

HAVING located permanently in Fayette, Of
i i fers his professional services to the citizens
Of the place aud vicinity.
trResdence I'd door below the Bank.
FaYette, April 10th, ls47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

Years have swept away since Alsce's
wedding ring fell. Sorrow has not traced
a single furrow upon her brow, if time has
left the print OF days gone by upon it. Ma!
my fair readers be similar destiny-a
happy and contented wife.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23
BENJAMIN III. TWOmbly,

AT TORN Ely AT l. A W,
WIILL practice in the Courts Of Howard.
w Randolph, Charlton and Carroll counties.
0rrOffice on the west side of the Public Square
Fayette, Howard Co., Mo-, May I'd, l647. SLY
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

When you write for newspaper be
sure that you understand yourself.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23
Il. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

W/ILL attend to any business entrusted to
w him--in the Second Judicial District.
REFERENCES
BROWNING & bushnell, Quincy, Illinois.
e. ao, w ! m n9r5s Esq'| rayeuo.
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col P. II. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock Miss.
McCAMPBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
tTOfice Nice ,MPBEL's Buildings, Huntsville,
Mo. Randolph CO., Dec. 18th, '46. 40-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23
THE WEDDING RING,
BY JOHN MILLS.

"For where thou art there is the world itself,
With every several pleasure in the world;
And where thou art not, desolation."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

Young woman, whenever you see young man
nibbng at cloves or nutmegs on his entering a
church, you may safely say, that man has just
taken something
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
" BENSON & GREEN
C@'s Ea'tsorner Of the Public Square, opposite The
Faystte HOTEL
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Hor one year. if paid in advance, a. 90
II not paid before the close ofthe year, 3 10
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Square of IL lines, or less, one dollar for the
nrst, 5O cents for each subsequent insertion.
Business and Professional Cards inserted at &1O
per annum.
OTTO Merchants and business men, who adver-
tise BY the year, liberal deductions will be made.
.i JOB PRINTING,
or every description, executed with neatness and
despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS
Handsomely printed, kept constantly on hand, and
for sale low.
or Messrs. WIN. D. MALONE and N. B. COATES
are our authorized Agents, at Huntsville.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

We have been too lenient, through miSia.
ken riew Of the Mexican character, "-Union,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

"OUR COUNTRY WoMEN-May their
breast works ever afford shelter TO the
American infdnt-ry."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

Watermelon How
much do you ask for that melon 2 said a
cute, dapper looking chap, of sturdy darby
who was mounted on cart before one OF
the principal hotels in Philadelphia, da,
or two since.
For dis big IN? why, massa, reckon
he's wuf tree levles, does
is it ripe p
%, yes, massa, he ripe, shu. dun plugs
um dough, If you sas sol'
With that the darksy GU, with his old
Jack and was making the first incsion in
the melon, when it gave long, deed, pier
cling, oh!
'Wha, 30 you stop lor! said the gentle.
man.
Dress God to, him holor, did,
Come, cut and see if i, is ripe
He gave another poke with his knife, and
this time the melon shrieked out 'Oh muir
der! you kill me =
Before the last word was out, the melon
went .umbling to the ground on one side OF
the cart and the darkey on the other, bel
lowing, 80, de Lord OBJ Hebens y
Picking himself up, he half scrambled,
half run c few PAGES from the cart, and
turning to behold the fragments of the mel.
on, continued, 'Whew, dis niger nebber
stands dat. Clar to God i, boiler murder =
while Wyman, the celebrated ventr;loquist.
walked quietly away amid the shouts and
roars OF The bystanders.- -Trentou News.
Why THEY KICK UP A DusT.-The
Hon. John P. Kennedy, in one of his let
tiers to the people of Baltimore, states with
great clearness and force, why the locofo-
cos have raised such camor against the
the wings in reference to the Mexican war.
He says:
There has been great deal of studied
and perverse Misrepresentation spread
abroad in regard to it, THE war with
view to bring the wings into disesteem, and
to cover up and conceal very awkward
political blunder made by Mr. Polk. The
cutlery, however, has not yet hurt the
wings in the opinion of any judicious men;
nor has it been very successful in hiding
Mr.. Folks delinquencies from the public.
Some men seem to think that to SANDER the
wings is the best way to screen the Presi.
dent. Mr.. Polk himself has set the exam
pie in his last annual message, in which he
intmates that any man who will not adopt
his opinion about the origin of the war, is
traitor. A traitor for not believing what
he, the President announces to be fact!-
Some of "the organs" repeat this misera.
BILE slang. One of them says, for instance,
"the treason of Benedict Arnold is nothing"
compared to this refusal of the wings to be-
ieve Mr.. Polk--for tina, is the amount of
it. When men write and publish such
dwelling nonsense as this, it only shows
what a contemptuous opinion they have
for those whom they expect to believe
them.'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

Facts are stubborn things; and so are
some uimmen.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-23

The Wings of Maryland have majority
of six in the Senate, and in the House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
FROM MEXICO
New York, Friday. = N }

H'hh'' ,
We have later news from the ;,raz1s -
Gen Urea was on this SIDE OF the noun.
tam wl,h four thousand troop. AMI Gen
Hopping had cali for rcinforcrmcms -
Valencia had l"i, San I.ris. anil was pto
cccins toward the capital
II MAS rumor,d iha, 1000 McAiclns
were marching on Para and an attack
was expected nj The meath Of the RIO
Gfan1c
a paper from the city Of Mexico. rccciv.
81 a, Cen Taylor. camp on the ooh "a,
s'ui"s to an oHer Of peace from Mr Tri.,
and says that the Brush Minister had ".
g,l It's acceptance The Mexican paper
speaks o' II rs an Outrageous rusc and "
e,s the people to 'rcp.l the Yankee"
4 second despa,ch informs US thu, privare
!clcrs confirm The news Of SCOTS arrival
IN NcNlro Another TO the Tribune, how
ever says that It Is sill doubtful.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM NvNIro

SCOT s''H OF ~, ,is " battle III
Aoueo mol eGparod - Pa, snM "a.
yroLab.,
Dy The tiioSing ielecrsphie despatch
Which brings noNs from l'u.tla On 10 the
3oh July, II appears ,ha, the announce.
m'n' ol The s9ff,nJcr Of Nerico On IA.
l'h O'i ~ss premature sni that 10 lanlc
bad YET lsAon place al IA, ia,e oil our si.
'ccs The Increment on n. Cspilal has.
ho~e'''' nov taken place, and ere long ~,
sha double. hear Of 10 sexual do~nftI
Richmond. Aug It.isi7n
The Steamer Fashion has arrived a,
New Orleans from Vera Cruz sh, l,h
lhc lai''r pom on he 2nl net, Gcn scoi
~ss nj Pact.a on To. 3ph July. whcn there
~ss "'org probability Of an immediate nd
vance on he caprsl
Cen Nal,ne,, had arrived ~ the eari,l
On Monday. whh 1000 foop. t;cn
Piece nftis,t n, p,rr,c after IN acton
"nh The sn'fillas near theNaiionsl Bu1cc
Leu, S'p'on Of Inlans, AMI the sur.
econ Of The Pennsylvania Regimen, are
dead The Coutcf Of the B,r,sh I.ers
lion arrived a, N.rs Cruz on the 3I-wiih
oorr,spondeoee from ,h"Csr,tsi Of the 2.rh
and from ructla OF Tho 3Olh
Nj Kendall rcprc,on,. the chances Of
peace ~ sn unavoidable hight
lie says Scot ~.ll march immediately
on The snisal OF Professionally IN the
FIRST week Of August. and IT'S more Than
probable tina, 'bc hardest fight yet will b.
a, the CITY a N,,,co
ANOTHER DISPATCH
\ Dispatch from nnolhcr of The agent. Of
ihc Tribune. dated at Richmond. Aug Is
sys that a lci,cf from Mr. Kendall a, Iu.
ella July 80 adds that Pierce hal arrived
and Tia, Gen SCOTS army was then NOV
ing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

Mr.. PoWs Dilemma Mr.. Polk's pre-.
dicamcnt with rcgarl t. the war. (says the
Nashville Banner i. very much like thai,
of another unfortunate wigh, who was ran
~ with by u horse. lie mounteI him Of
his own accord. with the intention of show
ing of, Of cutting a dash. Bat the charger
could ~, be managed, and as he swept by
a, the top of bis horses speed some sym
ra'hi1ing friend called t. him 10 Jump of'
His reply wss, "H)w can lei 70, ,rken I
can scarcely told on p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

I'VE Tie subs bers hei0g appointed b,
the Hoo Pfubsi- Count lnr I've d.
,ncl OF Rutland oomni.,onsrs 10 fsc.i,.
examine and adjust all elaine snd demand.
OF oil persons sgslnst Ne estate Of
bsr'& Ri-Aa-d's-, i1, ofPiADfcrS
IN nld distinct, deeessed, rsprsssried insol
vent, and oil monihs from ihe tnh
csy Of Jul,, u isi-, sein. allosed b,
sad court for that purpose We ih<ief1fs
tefebt gi'e ro'ice nat se aill stlsbd 10
tie bu,ness 81 or ssli appointing ut OF Ne
~ Kichsrc,ons N ilp,io'5. 90 the fr.i
TJesdsvs - Oc,ostf AMI December neat
on each o. ssii css.
u ksttoes lco..
I =. Boevr '0Hni""
P.nsles5. ju., - isl- q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
RMl0rf ~.

rNiIt nufcngn.d wouli ln'o'm '.eir
irenf' ant o." t.fH. tti ICY HN.
become the pfnir'i.r. g. fti, tf.U intrp
aud long srfs'hst'd Ua'ei AMI are npw pfe
pared g. Walt upon a.. ~A, may l,uf sDcn
viih their custom.
1hl, house, sigce lt las cone irt1 ;le oc-
runancy Of tho Subscribers. has been mai--
ralltiupfoYe in to infer1r arflresinelf.
new rooms aud n-~ furniture added aud
no removable e'pens. lss been spared 20
make TIE guest. 81 tie house comfortable
Auschei snl connected vtfh tns '1n.e D.,
goot l.I|EkN - IABLI~iiNEN tor
the sccommodaiinn 81 stranger, aul ssnse-
men ,sIung kut4and.
VISITORS ior an al fitrr-no~ SfEiscs
vii s,o find horses and osfr.g.s - al
time. m READINGS. 10 COVE, mos from
ihe sfuos, " PUTNAM
II BkhANI
Ryu,nd. Jul, S,h. lei- s-if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
Iln\>

Tho Unparalleled and a-touish.ng cricncy ~ -
Uififs Hisirl 81 VA cherry Ia al the di.c,-
'es fur ~irrrh II recommended curing many ca-e
after the NH Of the hcs, Physicians va. nna,A,-
INK, has Effected large aud increased ieinspi tor
II. TIC fact ha' esu.ci many unpruciplci coun
,crieitsrs mii,tnrs TO palm 4 spurious xtures
VI similar namcaud APPEARANCE. Tor the genuine
u .,sam. some are called S,rap of Will thsrrs.'
'BAlsam ot >pkeusrd Wild Cherry Confrc, e.
Another Wc.tsrs BAsam Of Wld Cherry, mis-
spclhrg tho name AMI forging certificates 10 re-
scuh'c those If the true Baisam. Or. Wr,ar,
balfam Of Wild Cherry, |. the only genuine The
ret merely initiate the name OF the origiual,
While the posses. none uf it, virtues.
Lcol reNfo ht marks o, ne Grnu,r'.-Thc gem
zoe Na'sam 10 put ur IA bottles ~ith the vord. ID.
Wl.t.r, Bal-au Of Via Cherry Phil..' hlo~n N
10 the giass, each bottle bearing Label on the
front ~.th the Signature of IL Wrrss VI. ID.
The Nil be- c4,s'opod hereafter with u,~" wrap
per copyright secured 1874 on ~hch NIL APP
lstr a., written fignnigr, c; ! Brrrs'
~ safe by LH,hcr Dar'cis, sE"ut Rutland VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

T. y Y Tribune. IN spenLIns Of tho
J. pclse attending tie WAT II the Pr~.licui
,ist city. Aays;
The Nlsii of that function.rv hlcd ih,
, lriciral treasury T. the tune ~ four thou
} al dollars. IN roGni nuuier. The Gu
} iA.lmeni % board the stcsuer Wander
- B, which he was hrongh, to the city
} = zoe thousand three hundred ard Tint
} ..ar, and the bah, II the A.'"- IIous.
Pn's.den,,Al ,ciuais and drinking Anl
y i.a.s were Que thogsani ,vo Aaulfot
, Soy Z lar,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

\ meeting Of HE Liberty Party br H.,
town OF Rutlani will be held on Sa,u,i,,
The 2.'h day OF August 1877, ~ q o'clocl
= m a, The school house IN Mil Village
lor the rur7r q Nominating a candida,
iof town 'pr'scu'aiivc
1.ukr WARD, ~"
I.rrmrn Tmnul 'onmi''ec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

The Democrats 90 the iowa u. Rutland
ate hereby requested TO meet a, the Court
House on SATURDAY. The 18th da, q Au,
inst. at five O'clock. l. VI t. select som,
suitable person to be supported by them ..o'
town representative
u, order %. the TowN ConMirrrr
Rutland, Aug l.. 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

'Nll's ray csr'i's ihai hare ,h,. d'N. CIV.
] en- ov s1n. \ mus y Adams ~ une
duunc TIE remainder 81 mfnnriiy, and shail
81, p, dsh'. ~ lis couu.r,ipg, hyf cam
any Of hi, wage. s"sf ihs ds'e
LEONARD ADiNS,
shefburn., Aug = 1871 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

fs,sIvs L. ,rTE.-~H errck', .ilhaHum Siren
FtAr.iA, Plaster =, offered I. the rgbhc cheap.
safs aud ornament for raius aud ~caknc.s an
the hr~s-' .iio. AT hsrk siso Tor dsrasss ~ the
lang, snI liver Phyncian. and 'urg-cns ~ the
nr,t rrspeciabiiiy use them shils the extreme Low
nes. % th- tce put. them within tAe reich Il AL
Pre- l. ! ecQt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

N'rn' '.'rsto' ct
l,a.H lluclto,t. y" ' "'no'''
~ - 49, '''f
lfsrrsN isUts.n ~ NNil- i'in''
1..-,. 49,, ,. isit
~ lilhi\ tnIo.A llneheo,a -
w mInl.ifA,pt 81 the estate q, LYMAN
lltthrn.k. laic 81 Chuenfrn, va ih. Com.
y Do I.Nanl arj sa,s a. Vermont. deres.
80. lss t,l BE-, hnl ~ tiaU,sf,, s.sin>i
ffsas W Jaokson, iotmet, OF sad chit
iculen. np~ ,r.iien' cost 81 th.sSi,'cirpau.
GOA anwo. ihou.l l.-onsfi oi Ja, 10 the
SAFE % Ne" Notk. er.n Leonard ol snd
Cause uicp. 'hr.icf $50 1s.t col r4i.s' 80. -
80 'Nuni,. sri Tie stinHnsifsini 81 lswstd
J. ifat.cf, lste oi ssii fir.iofi. deceased.
Staurl that tie sail itsncs " Jsl.en.
"n Toe !3i ia, oi Mach. - 1910. wssin
1t lied TO thc sad INmsn lli,h,ocl IN ihe
sum Of iwu hunttot aud tso ant o. Too dol.
l'is slcoiacd 10 sad Js,ksnus rtDutsuf,
note ed lat Jaic. ana &C. s.ld sUm. made
i',alie H. the .a,i l,m4n 't,hcotk -
ncafrf. IN Two Nchrs 'i.'f is late. wuh ia.
fttcsf annually. ans Ia srtutr IA. rt,lnr ~
81 ssid nuic, the ssii J., kson. On Tho sad
lat m"niiuhei 3aic. mofissrci 20 'hc satI
LYMAN Iitchrock, tie following dcsstihc :
land ~ sad thntcudcn. w --uauni.d on
the nofih b, ih~ highway. Leading from tho
/ t"netcg s'onal Westinghouse Va ihc Ms,lo.
dist wccNnghuusc west ON the east line a.,
the tvs, division of the ORIGINAL ught al
llcyckish Gould c,., AMI south on lands
oi Dan Dls- and oihofs includlnca fnfy~
ans " alrr rnilecc thereon --wuh a conti
hon ioi The redemption OF the pisniscs hy
thc payment OF sand noie--and that sait
note has never been pal'-snd further Ns
ting hat tie saij t,r,n Leonard, Thomas.
lron,fd. Chester Changer. and Edward |.
tsng'ts tdmtui.ifaior. tcrpr, ttnll, clam
ani are cn,illej to redeem sad premises
hon saia ,ncuUhfahec ant ptnstng that
the defendants may he f"fss lr,cI of their
.quu, of rcieupunn. aud lhsl The Otatuf
ma, have his wit OF possession, aud ioI las
costs
The sad Franc, W Jackson AMI Thorn.
A. j Leonard. residing ou, of tins .isic 80
that they cannot l.. nolhrd Nv Subpoena, Il
j. ordered that The, lie noiih 81 io appear op
the inst das OF The neat icrmoi ihl- Count "a
hr he'd At Rutland "a sad county ~ the Pad
Tuesday ui S,piemher,s u lNi,. then ant
there tn answer to the sltd llll, aud that lhr
suhsIhnce of tbs al and ssld otdcf hc pub
hsird three weeks suC,.N>N'l, ~ the Nnt
land Herald published a. ssid Rutland the
LIS, puhlicauon to be at least twenty DAYS
before the comnencemen, ~ sad term =.
which shall he deemed sutiirlcn, notice
I " HOPKINS. ti.iA
tHMsrtr n EDGttIos. Solicitors 2,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

no he Hon rtoba,e oun lot the d,s,n,,
OF Isirhavcn
Iimi love. OF Css,leton. IN sad distinct,
ruatdi,n Of Jason Dadlev. now residing ~
Chester. 10 the county e., Nrrtrn. susie OF
New ! 9th. represents to ~sit toufi. that The
sad Jason Dudis, !. ,,,yei IA lee OF one
Undivided Fourteenth part OF the ioilpvin,
described real estate. o"ir o.. picce bnun-
drd on tho souih hy the north Inc at the
town Of Poul'ucy 10 the cogn'y e.; Rutland.
on The west hv lands of Harvey lllwkiu..
On lhc uuuh toy tie highwa, i,adtrg from
>,id Hawkin, to Cssti,ton NiIs.-. and on
The cast b, land, Of samuel Hawkins, and
the highway leading irr.n s,ij Samuel
llsa Ains south TO roui,rr, Also one niece
II l,nt bounded on tie south hy.lhc highway
hts, above ds-ciiled. West ~ lands OF Bar
mum d. Sanford, AMI on tie nnrih aud cs.,
b, lands of Ohver Paterson. both 81 ihss,id
pieces OF land l,ing anI beng "a tlstleiun
sOrcsaid which land D.. inCumlcrcd Nv the
Dover OF Ruih 4 DLdlcy, widow 81 Fph.
rain Dudley. late oi tastlcion AFORESAID,
deceased. and the sad ruardi,n further rep.
rrscn's t. sad Couri. thai i vii he ou,.fu-
'Ne To the interest % hi- shii ward. TO sell
The SAID zeal estate Tor the purpose al putting
the proceeds iherco. at interest 81 investing
II IA stock, or "a real estate.
The SAID guardian therefore pr,vs saij
Couf, 10 grant him license to sell SAID real
estate. Inc luling the in,cr's, 81 the said
ward, IN the fc,crSion ui tie SAID WIDOW =
dover IN HE premises. pursuant 10 tie pro-
VISION o' the statute ~ 'rr' ta," made - j
prov drd I,MRl HON T..
Guardian ~ Jason Dudley
tasilc'on, Aug H. 1877.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

u
D" ha'inf a. tff-~'iantff 4 srraa.os y ,ru that
'hs Ne - thfgs teitics - yalf -.f.sf.rlls ..a
nsiee tittsr, ! hsts h,st ff.s ,.aae ., r,n
- dftiir I'D dc,l .uc 40 caatinss' .4.efins
si.f~i 4 the stgo'msfi of rcoi Ar.ltt -.
"u"'-' 81 'rs'' bs,s teen tfvehied wiih thsIA,
~ o''@iris'ai a. I'D al us.s. q, g. rfe,snt ~,
OF Nrllfs tetl4tss sta Issffg's4A f0ilos.t vtk
'"'f - sIf~tiit s.si ae-, 49, isiH.f sntafIrt
i'F A'd 80 frts ',t.sat Ha 81 tn siataeh . si
A'nta. ani d4fticsslns -i,rt gradually atefvAscd
NJ "'suEih. All led ne into dec ius aud ~ L....
st'f ne - % g. 'css.iHu tests - ", rrcUsr-e
~sai' in tbs ftaatier sns iatpsed t,tlt feftuA.
'iHr - 'fi,na 4. nasr 'IaI ~ ,uur tlit ~ aud
~ "'ti taifl'f t'sAlf trt pol trafts o. ~ ne
iists f~Iif and iefafr hAA taltn the content. -
To trft h0u~ ! tsi eNiaiu.l Aoom'eftnlie state
- rslih So before nd a..i tifee tostic. 20.
lN'd h''tef health thAH fct nsmi-<f = srsf,.-
H. "a Aio.t ~ l.afs t.nts sri nv lst'fh ias
e tu.eci - ii' o., Ir...nt ;itn,. | aust .4y
that hs's ~ riu.' e1N hlsn,e 90 isisrt ried
'lres iat 40 satfhrl ff.n tit HirffHf sse,ts
- re@f bttr'' 90 nv ~ ssss ani - - fnd.
] have Indeed 4. a., ~ Tat ti.a ssDs'Is med.
Nt~ ani tsAe mnrh esflfs lu 'rs infntt i.I De-
:" o. ifiDidt - ! ffftsIsfsIfrs and indeed Goo
W 80 thu - ,trf v,'f ffiNsff.4i
remain 'tat.. IiIi. >rRAbt T.
I-iN. NJ. Atrii ~ lsii
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OF Aug, y. ~. II u.
Present, VIM Hall. Judge
Whereas. Isaac Rress.c. administrator Of
the estate 81 rnock Brs"ce, late Of B,snj' n
ia SID Di,tic'. deceased. interstate. has this
DAY made apphc slon to s,ld touu IN wrli-
ins Representing thai the sale If the reyer-
sion of the dowet OF Bcisey Bfesser " 'ow
of san inie,tsie. consisting OF Is acres OF
land and certain portions Of the dwelling,
house and ~oodshed ihcreoa Standing would
be beneficial 10 the heirs aud all persons IN
teresled therein, and ga. produced the con-
sent and appfopiuDn, "a wrilis,, Of all lie
heirs residing Ia this STATE, Toy lhenscl,es
OF guardians, IN sad sale, and therefore re-
qeesling SAID count 20 gan, him license 10
Sc s,i1 real estate.
Therefore ms ordered by ssii count that
SAID application he referred tor heaiing and
decision 10 tie iN Monday beng the Gih
day of Sept. next. and ih,i copy Of this
record be published three weeks succ.ssively
prc,iol. thereto m the Rutland lirfAld. a
ne ssplprr printed a, Rutland, that all
person. inleres'ed therein nsy appear and
object to the gtsu'ir. ui said license, II they
zee cause.
( true copy of record
?s HENRY HALL Reg Ner
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ursPFciAL NOTICE -

Toe ertfsoidinsr, Graefsats,r F.ff.v i.i,h
ere achieving vHpsf,ileled thumbs 90 -
rous sections o. tfls country. sfs ~ 30
ifococsd into l..s ,ieiar,. ~ .,ep 80
ps'son 'esc 10 sirsrfi~m,ri ~ ih, Gfsof
sutefs t"mp-l'. ~L.oa w.. "a ivvnd 10 en-
Q Der cQ.sr..
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DIED

Ia S'ockbriigo on The 9th ut Rhoii
w'ic of Amna Tower nscd a.. Ipliu,.
'f- IN the western States are requested Sc
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N K PHI. 1e T. =,
The Gf,1i Noyp'ron Of ne ig,. rh
Lions, Tigers mud 1.cOpards

S'""~' s'EVU" "ssu sN"U'"U"S
Ih's great afii.i Viii fordl-, cafrs-, and
render hin,cil apparently a. ono 81 these
sumrs { um,nd. ot,l,r, each Ia thcittr,
pc,liyo n.tliu.nt. and final, ,,snsh,cs
llnt.clf hy
DRIli\G 4. .ruirtS ttDS IN
,,,I.N
T., ia. rn,,n,...,t,n. ..,.ic,,,o, arc con.
flirnii, .l. rcd for ,th,c ,,.,ec,inn n. be,
mo tn. ,ho,.,,,. u,o, ,,ti.,, .rr,,u,n,
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IL J. the subscriber, beng appointed 10y
" The Hon Probate Couu tor the dlstnclo OF
.tiithavcn, 'ommls,ipuors torrccisc examine
anl ailss, all claims and demands oil all per
sons against he estate of
ipci, ~ NaranriYs.
late 81 Fdithivcn ~ s,id distinct, dcccss'd.
repfcs' nicj lnsn.scni & slX months from the
- diy Of Aprl. l-i7, beng allowed hY
Sfld coYf, iof that purpose, Ne do thercp ~
hcfcly give nou.e ilpt We VII silsnd iu the
business IL our sad appointment, al the
Late dwelling of saii decrease ~ lalf'iprcn
0n he 3Ouh day of August next, tom rine
"',lp'k a. IA unul -four u'olocA, T. NJ, On
sand d,