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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

Dt.mic, Of Ru,ianJ, s.. Is ina, a spee,ai
probate court held at Rutland within and Tor
the district OF Rutland aforesaid, on the 10Th
day OF March, 4. ID 1919.
Present, Hon. II Button, Judge
Whereas, Norman Buardman and Ohan
Pratt, administrators with the will annexed
OF the estate OF jacob Wilcox, late OF Nj
Molly In said dlSlict, deceased, teslsie,
have this day made application 10 said court
In writing setting toTIh certain facts whereby
IL appears that the personal eslaIe OF said
deceased Is not sufficient to paw the eEpen.
SEES OF administration and the debts OF said
dscessed-that the sale o. part Of the real
estate Of said deceased IS necessary for the
payment OF said debts aud eKpenses--thai a
part Of said real esisle cannot be sold With
out injury 10 those interested in the remain
der theTsol- and therefore praying aid cOuIl
30 grant him license TO sell ,ald real eStaIe.
Said real estate consists Of the Home Farm
Of said deceased situate 10 said NJ, Holly,
containing about 225 acres OF land, with a
dwelling house, batns and other on, build
ings thereon standing
Wherefore, II ~ ordered by said court that
said application be referred luy hearing and
decision 10 the slated session OF said Probate
court to be held al the office Of the Register
Of SAID court IN Rutland aforesaid on the
first Monday, being ,he % day OF Apul
nsGI, aad thar a copy al the record OF this
order be published thee weeks succcssiyely,
yrevioua thereto, IN the Rutland Couniy
HeTsld,a newspaper printed stsaid RuiIlnd
that alt persons Interested may appear and
give bonds Tor the payment OF said debts md
sIPenses or otherwise obleCtlo Iho grazing
81 said license a They see cause.
A true copy ofreootd,
~ HGsHY Hall, Register
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
STATE OF VERMONT DEN reme

STATE OF VERMONT, PIE i, remem.
District of Rutland, IS. ~ bered that
a. n special Probate Couu held al Rutland,
within and for said district OF Rutland, on
the 9Th day Of March, A. d. is49.
Present, Hon II. Button. Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument IA writing,
puIpouing 10 be the last will and lesta-
mont of Margaret lnPersoll, ate of Piuslord 10
said district deceased, has been this day
presented to said court by Simeon Gilbert,
the executor therein named, in order that
the same may be duly proved and establish
ed. Therefore,
q 1t is ordered by said court that the probate
OF said will be and the sane hereby is refer
red to the stated session OF said count to be
held at the office OF the Register OF SAID
Courl. IN said Rutisud un the Isl Monday
being the % day OF April next, and
that a copy Of the record OF this order b'
published three weeks successfully preylou,
thereto ia the Rutland County Herald.
newspaper printed at said Rutland, that a,
persons interested may appear and cou,es
the probate thereof II they see cSuse
A true copy Of record,
IL HENRY HALL, Eeeis,er.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

NJ y the subscribers being appointed by
the Honorable Probate Cuuu for lhe
Disgtiot Of Ruusnd, comm ssipnen 20 re-
eeiVe, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all PERSONS against lhs estaie ul
Horace ElhS. late Of pluishsid. ~ said DIS
ltiet. deceased, 'spfessn'e1 insolveni, and
si1 months from tho ssh DAY oi March 1919
being SLOWED fnr thai purpnss, We 40 There
fore hsrshY ave notice lhat We will susDd
81 the huslossi a. our ssid appointment 81
tls DWELLING house 81 Ab'gau Eide DO Puts.
held on lhs 6rsi MONDAYS of June and sep
tsnbsr ueIt. from O'clock uhtll o'cingk
p. On on each ui sad dsTs.
W X Bto-toN, ! ronn,,.,.
iosrrH DvsEtE
Finsf,I4 March s l~tl %
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
srArr o. VssSo-r.

SrATE o. Nsssopr tDER remembered
District o. Fsirha.su o. ID hstata probAt,
court held At Cs.,leteo. ~rthiu snd Tor sid de.
triet the 2sd day u Fsbruary, A. ID. 1879.
Az insirumcnL Purrorting g. ~ he lass will
and testament Of Ps'isnee hAsct m late 90 Rensou
10 aid district dsesassd being pre,ei ted to The
court hers byJslphSGIi, void he ,Ivoutut therein
namsd fvr Probate.
IL g. ordered by said court, that all persons con.
eerutd therein be notbed TO appear al Session "
said court TO be held Al CAstlctou, Aforstsid. on
the 2tst day of March, aud show eAu,s if any they
may have. against the probate Of satd I'll fof
which purpose " IL further ordered that a copy
" the record ~ this order be Published three weeks
,uccesdvcD IN she Rutland County Herald new
paper printed at Rutland 90 this state. AL which
pub ications shSl, be previous 30 the said tine aI
pointed for said hearing
a true copy OF record.
ALMON WARNER Judge
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Liberation,

TINS nay cettiiy thai have this day
l. given my son. Joseph Il. Foster, has
time dunsg the remAl ndef ol his minority
aud shall claim none OF his Gaming nor pay
any dsbts OF his contracting shei this date.
BvsJANIS FotTEE.
Nj. Holly. March i2. 1910. IL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

T, ClENTNT
Extra ordinary Cure OF sciatica, uf Sir
YenrA StRndIng.


February 6, 1877
Geo r. Stanton. pEAs SIR - have been slfs.
ly afflicted with the S.at.ca In 10th my hips for
Hr yeArs, and for the last tro y,lts 10 such a ds
gree that have not been able to walk without .
pair Of cruichn. A thott time tlrce 1 La,tet Ell
. 10 in the store Of Nc,rs Ice. Harding and
Jones. Mr. Jone, recommended int to nv yeur
External Remedy Hunts Liuimeut which / did.
Aad after using one bottle I was enabled t. uaik
without my crutchc,. Up to the present tlmo I
hsve used but > bottle ard am new attending 10
my business, which is that Of blacksmith Aud
l would farther cay II IL the greatest remedy la
the world. Should any ono doubt thu, I refer
them TO any ~ my neigGttrI for the truth Of IN
statement.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Dissolution.

THE copsI,neIship heretofore existing On.
Il der the hfm OF King q Henry Ia this
day by mutual consent dissolved All &C
counts Of the fam will be settled 10y $ Henry.
Moses kiNG,
SYLvrsTVR HrBRY.
The Boo, and Shoe business viii here after
be conducted by the undersigned under the
arn OF kilbutn & lienry. who will endeAvor
10 nsrt share Of public patronage.
W. kLHuRN,
s HrNRY
ROLAND. March 10 Is40. II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Pjusr1rd, Feb. q. 1919.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Rutland. IS.


George II Beamah, Rutland County
Us Court,
John b Hubbard Sept Term, 1913.
Aclpn of Book Account demanding ioui
hundred dollars Wru dated l4,h Nov ls47
Becaufs The said John b Hlbbard, the
defendant, resides wilhou, this State, 10 vii
IN the city OF New York, and has no, hsd
personal notce Of the pendsney Of this suit
10 Is ordered that he be notified TO hppssr al
the next term OF this court, 10 be held al
Ruuand. within and Tor the county Of Ru;.
land, ON ,hs second Tuesday Of April, A. d
1870, then and there to answer thereto, by
publishing the substance of the plaintiff =
declaration. together with this order. three
weeks successjyciy, 10 the Rulluad Couoy
Herald, painted 80 Rutland, Aforesaid, the
last Of which publication 90 be al least twen.
o. days bcffr said term, which shall be
deemed Sufficient notice. And day lheTeo
l- gwen, &c.
= W. HOPKINS. Clerk
OuNsHrg and En0rErov, Attorney loI
PRInuf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

TOR SALE hnu rate vsisf privilege
II ~iih q good dam and sqoedUot, Is lee
fan Of wbtsr, q shop shout 30 by 90 iee''
hoUss and shoot oss acre Of hot. also
water wheel 10 f.~t ~ dirms,sr. patu'I,
made, With nns,eiiAl both Of iron snJ Woo
10 eompisis IL. also tub furnace below. 70
good repsu The shove premises are s''u
s,sd 8 la miles north o. Casteion 'Hl1ge
and formerly owned by Ira honhroP 40"
deosssed.l lsss good iooa"on lo' iAe,o
~ o. almost AnJ Kind OF mechanic. 49,
about 81 acres Of land near II, q !hs pufchas
., w.nt. II all. will be sold al bargain.
Po.ss..lon given Immediately Enquto o
IN. Nonhrsp ia Casue,on Village.
March g. lst9. IL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
CnmmissinncLs Nutite

Commissioners Notice
IL + the subscribers, being appointed by
W the Hon. Probate Court FOR the district
Of Rutland, commissioners TO receive, eKa-
mine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
CHARLES RILEY,
late oil Pnisiord, IN said district, deceased
represented lnsolvent and STA months from
the s'h day OF February, being allowed by
said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice thaI We will attend TO the
business OF our said appointment tthe house
house Of Mrs. Mary Riley, ~ Pntslord, on
on the last Tuesdays Of April and July next
from one o'clock anil o'clock. p NJ, on
each Of said days.
: II. ktLLooG, (Co,,,,,.
SAvUrL MrCuSF, '''1'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

A new supply of those Staple Medicines
y banrs Indian Pulmonary Baisam anI
Purifying Extract Jlsi received and iur sale
by GODDARD.
March o. Islg.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Iii'VA =. CooH
Ltw't SG'''y Co.,. Delaware,

7 sif'NfN = lH4l.
Send mo Sir boxes of Hunts lirimont imfnedl.
sts'y. Am entirely out ! have heard of thre.
cases OF Corn' being cured by twice bathing with
tho Liniment severn. cases OF Rhcumatnm ore
Gaze Of Group, and soyerai Il wcaL hrrbs. hay,
had 70 furnish the L.ui4eut on tAs sabbath, -
'anguino was the applicant Of it- beneficial sfect.
l.. WrRT & Sok.
Rem cmhcr ibis Lirims.t is 5o'i at the tItratr-
binary low prise O. % ee.tsh bottle. Who would
Hesitate when certain reie' j. t. 10 Lad for So
small yum ?
Sold by every respectable Druggi,t and Mr.
chan throughout tic couatry.
Groaor Z. SrAsrou PrtrrHot.
Sing Sing Westchefter Co., n. Y.
Liscomb, d Morgan Co., J / Gilmore Rutland,
II Spencer LApham { Vail. WaluuglorI perliu,
Nichols Cn.,letor A " Hyde Bliss & Co., V
Ross, Brandon Jons' & Dow, Cutungsi.ls
J b. LaphAm Seneca Smith Dandy; X S
Armstrong Wo'thaveu; = MatuC c. Whehdon
& Wickam, Psvlr, A&JC Allen. FAlrhaver
Hooker & Clark, " Bis, Poultu,y EPG K
Sunderlin, Mlddletowni Spencer, J NJ Wallace
c Sawyer, sudbury II SimordI Granger &
Hodge,, l. lockwood, Pitlsfsrd. 44v
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Cnn missinncrs, Nnticc

Commissioners Notice.
w f the subscribers, being appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for the dstrc
of Rutland commissioner, TO receive, exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands o
all persons against the estate of
ELEAZUR ii. MORGAN,
late OF Rutland in said district deceased
represented insolvenl, and six months from
the l7Ih day of February, lsi9. being allow
ed by said court for that purpose, we dc
therefore give notice that we will attend Il
the business OF our said appointment al the
dwelling house OF Sophia Morgan, in Rut
land, on the lhir,ielh day OF April and July
next, from ten o'clock A. M, until iJu
o'clock, P. NJ on each OF said days.
BENJ. f BLANCHARD, Commits
BESJAnS NoRrHRuP. sioners
Rutland March l. 1919. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
FOR SALE,

HOUSE aud LOT opposite Rirl,ys and
a Barns, MArtls Mil. Terms Of -, inont mad d.
ea.y DAVID KlRkALDIE.
Rutland, Feb. 20 1919 @
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

STANDARD aud Misrciina eous Books.
\ good assortment for sale cHG,r by
STODDARD
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Patent Medicines

OF nearly every description Tor sale ~
10 STODDARD.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

.I1B 10 BELLGWs TALLG
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19
The Sumter Banner:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
WILL IA Nj J. FRANCIS.
Il Il r Nj s..

Too Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
fifty-cents al the eX oiration of six months, or
Three Dollars at The end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcarages
are pcid, unless at the option of the Proprietor
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at IS cts. per
square, GA lines or lcss,) for the first and
half that sum for each subsequent insertion
"The number of insertions to be marked
on all Advertisements or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
G-One Dollar per square for single in
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
ments will be charged the same as single
Insertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
and Communications recommending Caud-
dates for public offices or trust-or putting
Exhibitions, will be charged as ADVERTISE
ments.
D-All letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19
NaE9CelGIl1sutaS.
THE SIEGE.
BY DOUGLASS JEERoLD,

sThis morning, Rcinhold bort, the
money changer, was found dead in his
bed
Yesterday, Helena Hecht, the fair
young wife of Peter Hccht, the cloth
Ter, in the markct-placc, was taken
from him.
'Old Abraham, the apothecary at the
Elephants, is gone too
And the pretty babe Of Martha
Gratz.'
'And the burgomaster's page
sAnd Gottfricd, the blind boggar, at
the western gate
Shame! shamc!' cried twenty voices
in according chorus, and some frowncd
their discomfort, and some idly shook
their clenchcd hands above their heads.
'Ye are bold citizens, to cry thus out
on death, and deaths works. said a
young man, who leaning against a door,
listened with thoughtful face to the trag.
ic gossip Of the takers.
Deaths works. exclaimed one OF
the knot; smarry, ycs-dcath and the
governor.
and the governor? A moncy-rin-
ger Of three-scorc and odd sleeps in
death; young wife deics the DOCTORS;
the man of rhubarb finds all physic vain;
a baby dies tecthins; bcgyar of ciyh-
ty needs at last grave and all these
deeds, cried the young man, with a
contemptuous laugh, 'yc lay upon the
governor
And On none but him. replied one
of the crowd; and shout from his fel-
lows approved his answer. 'On none
but him. There is no hope of relief for
the city,
'IIow do you know that?' calmly ask
ed the youth.
II have no hope, said the man,
doggcdly.
Happily, Simon Holzkopf, though,
as | believe, the quickest tailor of your
quarter, the safety of the city rests not
upon you. 1t may be saved, though
you have lost all hope
And are VIC to behold our wives and
children fall down dead before our fa-
ces!' cried Simon: 'hear yc that, my
masters? we are to starvo, and starve
in silence, toalr'
The governor, I doubt not cried
another Of the crowd, finds patience
in his lardcI.'
4 saw him yesterday said third,
sand it made my blood boil to see how
sleek and fat he looked. IIa, Simon
l wish that you and / and every hon
est burgher among us, had no more
than a lark for every capon swallowed
by his governorship since the siege
only one mouthful of sour wine for eve
ry quart that he has taken of the best
Rhenish.'
sAy, ay,' cried the tailor, and he
clutched his jerkin, 'our clothes would
hang with better credit to tho makers,
ch, Master Caspar? for 1 think I have
seen the day when your feathers have
been finer, ay, and have shono upon
plumpcr limbs. That's hardly the log
of Martinmas last and Simon Holzopf
glanced askant at the attenuated figure
of the young man, who had braved the
displeasure of his fellow-townsmen by
advocating the policy Of the determined
governor.
Never heed the leg, Simon,' said
Caspar, airily, 'it may dwindlc to a
rush, still my heart shall not be too
heavy for it,
And is there no hope of capitula-
ton! Will the governor not rclcnt?' ask.
cd more than ono Of the mob.
Another week only another week
Its said, he purposes to keep the en-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19

We once hearcd Of traveller at a
hotel, who rose from his bed at night
to examine the weather, but instead Of
looking out at the sky, thurst his head
through glass window Of q cupboard.
Landlord, cried the astonishcd man,
this is very singular weather tho night
is as dark as Egypt, ,anasmeH@ cheese,
Lord! said Mrs. Partington, what
monsters them cotton planters must be.
I'm told one of EN- has rs many as hun.
drcd hands
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19

An lrishman riding to market with q
sack of potatoes before him, discovered
that his horse was getting tired, where
upon he dismounted, put the potatoes
upon his own shoulder, and again mount.
ed saying, that it was better that he
should carry the praties, as he was
freshcr thar the poor baste.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06

- y. = el,..ryvpp Wa visited yeKtsrjay tina
-. 81 his firm at the corner of Ma gaziRe and
lIl ts - observe the nreparatiOps made for the Fall
- Fo, ne yellknoyyn character off tho house.
1890 - fv5 n beovv-vsry heavy stock but must say
an yosotatious were realized three times ovefi We
l;I - 49, mara bir1'seye glance with the view of
mon, an, gipatiou to fill M the details but in
5 ,b in,spss stock room after room warehouse after
S 18th The aole de.re of p1epsrfng a plain state
80 81 nr resdsrs n distance showing this resources of
M osspt iv "a portrayed in sketch Of one of its lead.
-; 6in.ss bonse,, Messrs Sstk DAY & Stautfsr are i'm.
nosrs and dealers in Foreign ind D5moStic Hard0are
IA hove ..cbed establishments TO their other departments
Of tJs snnlv As extensive They do very heavy bust
,s Win all The neigboriug States and grant to their Gus.
,o as extended facilities as can be obtained in New
VorL Pbiadepbs or Boston Being somewhat oonverant
With rcss we nouire into this very essential matter and
If dealer in the Sou Invest who has been accustomed 10
t his nurohsses in he North will do the same our word
r il New Orleans viii, be his market in future But 10 pro.
osd IN brsf desoripon The prucua saIes room on the
ft donr presents fine display of Cutlery and Fancy Hard
ware above this there aJe three rooms filled with all the
n of the tradetools of every description mill and cross
cat saws agricultural implements of the nost approved con
-truoop housekeeping articles and also good stock of
! ,tstionsrv
Rack of the main building another five story tenement
from foundation to roof is covered with Iron Coodsau iron
mountain in rsatv Here is to he fnuud the bssvsr mate
iaIs-Axe, by the 500 boxers novels spadss Forks &C
| h, tho 1OO dozen-Holoy Ware Sbse Conner Zinc Rome
f evsrv sire Tin Plates Block Tin Sheet and Bsr Lead
S Bsvopd this again there are warehouses flied with
plorrbz Corn shelters Oils sosIes Anvils Chain Gables
sd Ancbors The IRON Warehouse s gituated in A very
extensive tyyostory building covering large lot of ground
and divided pto apartments for Iron Steel Sheet Iron
| oils Tar Ploughs PAGES Portable Saw Mills Fairbanks
scas and other atant. for which this firm has the agency
Tbs aottp,eut of Iron is on par with every thing else;
i,compee In Oils Messrs s D & s do very extensive
trsds and for me accommodation of the puble have pre-
ard room exclusively for tii1 this vsry necessary ar
ee Of course they ave enabled to do it at the very lowest
rates and furnish the best kinds We found the most per-
feet order observed in the arrangement of the stock through
out the numerous apartments and the the warehouses We'd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06

CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.-The Convention
for framing State Constitution for California was
to assemble at Monterey, on the 3lst OF August
Where time is so precious as in California it is not
probable that the Convention will waste many
words in useless discussions, and the Constitution
may be submitted to the people before the LIST of
November. If so, it will arrive at Washington
about the time of the meeting Of Congress, and the
great territorial question may be speedily settled by
admitting California a State, with a constitution
in accordance with the requirements of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL BY THE ONO. - Our friends A.
MUNEOE Co. adding every day 70 heir immense
stock OF Clothing. We cannot chronicle arrival that we
do moi hnd in the eghtit slndy packages this enter
pnsng house. Their stock splendid one comprising
everything necessary for a gentenans wardrobe sailors
chest, Californian outfit. We were shown yesterday
some wedding and ball Vests al this establishment which
are decidedly the preest things Of the kind that we have
examined this and the prce-thnk Of it, ye exou
sltes-Only % dress and rock Goats manufactured in the
latest fashion and trimmed in perfect taste only $50 for
superior article of French cloth and Pants of the newest
cut and superior Cashmere, at corresponding Shirts
wholesale retail offered extremely low while Gloves
CravAts' Hosiery, etc paced at ven small advance
The PamesOn Overcoas, very becoming article of de S.
have Just been received per tho Ohio Mesrs Mnproe &
Co have fine variety Of B0ys otbing hand finished
in style eQu to their other goods and particularly worthy
Of the attention Of heads Of families who desire to save
money in this important part Of their expenditure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06
Communicated. ]
The Double-Bodied Hog.

NEw ORLEANs October 5, Is49
Eds Crescent 1t is with deep indignation thst notice
that some DsH Informed writer in yoor paper Of Thnndsy
has in article headed Theatres and Theatoals made
remarks upon the domestic habits of my double bodied
pig For the information Of that writer permit me to say
that the hog does not conne his exeTons TO meal times
but eats always, continually whenever he has chance
Neither does the animal belong myself alone bat to
Joint stock company who have already subscribed docu
meat preliminary to purchasing iO Of ground in GraveF
street which to exhibit him 1t presumed that many
ofhs sgueatsn Of the New Theatre 10 that quarter viii be
glad 10 psupRize my exhibition
RsaB lsspeahly, A. Il. Brown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06

OLYMPIC THEATRK.-The affairs Of this establishment
Thursday the manager has announced the" Forty Thavev
as the first piece this evening" and there win doubtless be
rash Of the small fry treated by their parents and guardians
to peep at the play at half prcethen home TO bed like
good children and come another night. Great prepara-
tons have been made during the past week for the pro
duouon Of Fimour the Tartar" Il will be produced 10
morrow night for the frs: time. and surely prove
hliranNa -