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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28
For The Cecil Wing.
The U. S. Senate and House of
Representatives
Representatives

Mr.. EDITOR AS the period is fast APP
preaching for the election of U. S. Sem
ator from the State Of Maryland, allow Me
to add to the list already suggested, COM
prising the distinguished names of Ex-
Governor Pratt, Chancellor johnson, Gen.
Chapman, ]. J. Speed, Esq, that of an
other Of Maryland's tavorite and dstin-
guished sons, the Hon. William Cost John
soR. This gentleman while in Congress
some years ago, acquired, as an Orator and
Statesman, high rational reputation. He
was likewise distinguished for his devotion
and fidelity to the interests of the State
which he then and there SO ably repre-
sented-and no man then or since, belong
ing to the Maryland Congressional delega-
ton, exercised more potential influence in
Congress.
For the House of Representatives the
name of the late able member, the Hon.
Alexander Evans, seems to be the only one
suggested. No other name in this Con-
gressional district could probably command
more votes or more unanimously unite or
concentrate the whole strength OF the Wing
party. Mr.. Evans although one of the
youngest, if not the youngest member of
the late Congress, has already acquired
during his brief but brilliant career in that
body, high and enviable reputation. We
have been told by the leading and most
distinguished members of both Houses of
Congress, veterans in the Wing party and
in the National Legislature, that this Con-
gressional district has never before been
represented with SO much ability, and with
such signal devotion to its interests as du-
ring the last session of Congress, His
opening but modest career has given rich
promise of the highest future distinction
and eminence as prompt, rea-
dy and eloquent in debate, always at his
post, gentleman of the highest scientific
attainments, no man in the district is more
capable of serving or protecting its inter-
ests.
With William Cost Johnson in the SEN
ate and Alexander Evans in the House,
Maryland could triumphantly point to the
Cabinet and National Councils and proud
ly say to her countrymen, IN the language
of a noble Roman Matron, "hcse are our
Jewels." The humble writer OF this arti-
Gle while citizen of his district (William
Cost Johnson's) knew him long and well.
He is man, who has genius to originate
and holiness to execute; rare combina-
ton oftalent even among hegreatest Amer
lean Statesmen. A man, whom no threats
could lntimidate, no temptations allure, and
no patronage seduce from the path of hon
or and of duty. The radiance of his geni-
us, the dignity and elegance of his man
ners, his lofty Independence, his high toned
and chivalrous feelings, his manly frank
ness, his moral intrepidity and his clear,
sound and comprehensive views of Nation
al Policy, would reflect honor and lustre
upon the Senate and the Stale that sent
him there.
In him, are happily blended all the ele-
ments Of a great Statesman-transcendent
, abilities, inhexible frmness, lofty patriot
ism, high and unquestioned integrity, fear
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Boiled fish chips and porridge! If you
had not been one of the most stupid of
woman-kind, you would have made it in
to a chowder.'
His wife with a smile Immediately
placed before him tureen containing
an excellent chowder.'
'My DEAR said she, Il was determined
to please you. There is your favorite
dish'
'Fayorite dish, ,ndeed,' grumbled the
dlscomGtted husband, i dare say it is
an unpalatable wishy washy mess. l
would rather have boiled frog than the
whole of it..
This was common expression of his
and had been anticipated BY his wife who
as soon as the preference was expressed,
uncovered large dish near her husband
and there was bullirog Of portentious
dimensions, and pugnacious aspect,
stretched out at full length Zachariah
sprung from his chair, not little fright
ened at the unexpected apparatlon.
'My dear said his wife, in kind en-
treating tone, i hope you will at length
be able to make dInner''
Zachariah could not stand this. His
surly mood was overcome, and he burst
into hearty laugh He acknowledged
that his wife was right and he was wrong;
and declared that she should never
again have occasion 10 give him anoth-
pr lesson
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photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
L L L

The steamer Caledonia, Capt. Leeche,
with dates from Paris to the 9Th, London
the 9th, and Liverpool the Eth, arrived at
Halifax about I o'clockon Thursday eve
ming. She brings i5 passengers for EoS-
ton, exclusive of g OF the ~ survivors of
the Inflated barque Charles Bartlett, Of
Plymouth, Mass, VIM. Bartlett, master.
The following is an account of her wreck.
Loss OF THE BARQrE CHARLES BART
rTT.--'Fhc barCue ChaS. Bartlett, on We'd
nesday, 9th ut, al half past 3 O'Clock,
P. NJ, about 700 miles to the westward
Of Cape Clear, was run down by the steaH.-
ship Europa and sunk in three minutes,
with 13i of her passengers and crew.
The catastrophy occurred during dense
fog, and although the boats of the Europa
were Instantly lowered, and every posi-
bic assistance rendered, only ~ out Of the
176 souls were saved. The captain, mate,
and ten of the crew are among the suryi-
vors. The Europa isacquittcd OF all blame
not only by the survivors, but by the unan
imous voice Of the British press and '"'
lie.
a subscription Of ,E272
raised by the paSs'0
to which 'E'--
Tnng q
the aurN ''D -t.
free OF all eX, -0. -.. .a.'
lett was bound ....... so
York with immigrau a.. r. ..t:.
$50 tons ofmerchandizr o. ..-=.
" OF lead and chalk,
Mr.: r. B. Forbes. a'passeug"t 'Ua.-st
the Europa, behaved with surprisin- ,ai
lantry on the occasion, and has been pre-
sented with a gold medal by the Liver
pool Shipwreck Humane Society.
The Europa sustained no material
damage Y the collision.
England.
The quarterly statement of the reve-
nue. was published on Tuesday, and
when compared with last years exhibits
considerable falling off. In the GUS
| toms of the quarter there is decrease
OF 93l9 .O55; in the excise there is de
crease OF El53 201; the aggregate de-
crease, aE772,256. The increase is
sf279, tO9, and the neat falling off upon
the quarter f493,S50.
| The London election took place on
Wednesday, and resulted in the re-elec-
ton of Baron Rothschild, by an overwhelm
ing majority. The events is regarded as
an unmistakoable sign of the determine
ton of the citizens to secure what. is called
tlNl religious liberty. The opposing cam
ddate was Lord John Manners, who was
beaten by majority OF over three thou
sand.
In the course of debate in Parliament,
Lord palmerston expressed confident
/ hope that the President OF the United
States will, in his annual message to Con-
cress, propose a change in the America"
Navigation Laws corresponding W.T.
which will come INTO operat'-
Britain Oh the LIST Of Issiiand is absorbed
| # the queen, which
| p,ti;.sd TO to take place during the first
fea9Hc ,.,ee X in August.--Jha anticipa
'ss.c !at seems to have brought about an en-
;ra. ooblitcration of all party feeling In
dublin preparations are being made to re 4.
Give her Majesty with every denl ea's.
ion of loyalty aud ahectiogs. ...1.a,S.es
Tie CRops.--ConcuIrss
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A Healthy CITy.-The entire number
of deaths in New London, Ct, for the year
ending July, 1849. was according to the
Chronicle, SO. This is believed to be the
smallest bill of mortality for population
ofbetween 10000 and 900 which can
be found in the United States, or in any
part of the would.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28
Time and Lite.
BY C. D. STUART.

There Is dark and mighty sea,
Which restless rolls its tide;
And countless rivers silently
Into its bosom glide;
That sea is tme-upon it's shore,
All gloomy with tho past
What wrecks ofages, everrnore,
Lies river streams shall cast.
There, shnvored in the sand, are strown
The proude.t works of Art,
There pyramid and Sphyx, o'erthrown,
Ofdust and mold arc part;
Th+r', beggars sleep, embraced by kings,
And laere, all silently
Beneath Oblvion's awful wings,
Nation and races lie.
Oh! dark and mighty is that sea,
The restless sea oftimc;
Its waves unto liie's river streams,
With solemn music chime;
And phantom men and nations tread
It's grim and gloomy shore,
The living to the land Of death
To welcome evcrmorc.
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bringing him to the top, it was found
that he was almost lifeless, from the ex-
treme cold which he had suffered. He
was however, we'll rubbed, and soon re-
coveted. lie says that beautiful stream
washes the base OF this sink It se.ns,
from circumstances that Mr. c was LOST
and while wanderil = al night, hi horss
walked into this sink.
iGerrard Ky Ea0as.
Mrs. MADlsoN's ANNv1Ty.-ThQ New
York Journal OF Commerce, s,@aa,;g Il
Mrs. Madison's death, says,
"Congress, two years a. r.-...sr.&
the remaining Madison paper.
Mrs. Madison the interest of fiji Z
tw'nty thousand dollars, which W L. IL
the hands of trustees.
"Mr. Madison retired from the Presi-
d 'rcy with a handsome competency, but it
was impaired before his death. Through
the iadiscretion of Mrs. Madison's son by
her first husband, she has become impov-
erished, Notwithstanding the receipt of for
ty thousand dollars after Mr.. Nladison's
de tn, from Congress, for the first series of
the Madison papers. Congress was will
ing to give her twenty thousand dollars
more, but it was known that the sum
would not enure to her benefit. With
her death, the annuity ceases, and the fund
goes back into the treasury. She was,
however, enabled to make some provisions
for devoted neice, who has been the prop
of her old age"
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Continued SUCCESS Of The Ilngarians.
Another Russian Defeat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28

Dreadful sl.!pwrecIr and Loss of Life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28

Affairs Inn England.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28
Arrival of the Caledonia,

z E}ays Eater Groaaa Europe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-28

Surrender Of the Eternal City.
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Advance in Gotten, BseaastuGs, sc.

IMPROVEMENT IN THE MARKETS.
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49,; e., "a t AXE place during the first
, f , ,.,ae * in August.--yhe anticipa
ls'o :s;t seems to have brought about an en-
t te@ ooiblitcration of all party feeling, In
dublin preparations are being made to re
,elve her Majesty with every denlon a's.s
ion of loyalty aud afiectiops. .....s,s.es
Ttr Cgops.--Concurrsnf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
Masta's Genuine Indian Vegeta-
BILE Purgative Pills.

V,lIE most generally approved family mrd
ictus now 10 be had at all the principal
stores iueyery village and town IN This slate
and throughout the state OF Now Hampshire
and Canada Eat,
For Bilious and Iu1amma'ory Fovors. In.
Digestion: Headache, Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
pla,n,. Coslivsness, Piles, JaunJjce, Chuuc
Pain In the Stomach aud Side Heartburn,
Perverted Appetite, Disrrhaea, Dysentery
Impure Blood, aud all Detangomets Of The
Diuous system.
The ptoprietor has such coflenco in thete
PNlsIhathe would sAy to all persons who
may purchase box olthem, that ~ alletta-
king one or Two doses go accordance wllA
the directions, they should not be satisfied
with them, the money paid Will be refunded,
or The charge for The Same cancelled, by re-
turning the box IL disable condition, win
the remainder Of the Pills. Agents selling
them are requested To conform tn this rule.
II you or your family have been IN lhe
habit OF using pills, Try them, ahd YOU will
ind them as good, II not better in many re-
spccts, than any YOU have ever used before
Do no, say TO yourself, should be giad to
Luy box OF them, but there are 50 macy
Kinds before the public already, some rec.
commended for one thing, others for another,
and the rest for every thing, that have no
confidence in any OF them, believing them all
To- bo made Tor speculative purposes. With.
cut doubt. many proprietary medicines arc
teo highly recommended; aud made merely
G,r speculation. All this may be; but these
fins will be found To answer, as general
thing, the purposes for which they are de.
signed.
Try them and see FOR yourself, if YOU dc
not like them, return the box with the re.
mainder OF the pills and they will COS, you
nothing Cal for Masta's Pills, and bee
that the name is on the box.
UTFor further particulars 10 relation tc
them see pamphlet; sold 10 this village by
J Barrett & son, and Jas. Porter Honr,
Sunonds and l.. lockwood, Puts(ord, +. w
Jackson and V Ross, Brandon, d. Morgan
Ir. & co, West Rutland Ripley & Bailey
Mill Village, and by one OF more merchants
IN every town in The county and lhroughou
the State. 20ly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
sra4t o, vpsSg-7
DEH r.m.ntr.a

NTNTN y NENNVHT- u u TN 81 FfT q
Diurict 81 Faifhatsa "a \ ID that ata Probais
eourt held AZ tastistpn, within and for tsid die
trict ou ne 2 dag q February, 4. D.. lsi9
40 iutirumtnt. rsrporhnF 10 b. tbs lest will
AID frrtausut q PsNsrce bsscom late q Benfon.
BOZ su.d d4Hr'ct ds,eafsl icing presented O. tho
.srar1 fsr Probate
D. - ordered by 'aid court. hat al rsrtous con
esrusd thsrciu ~ uothed % appear ats Sssiinu u
faii court 60 b. held a. Casiletcu, AFORESAID. 90
ths &lst DAY Of Mach, Hnd shoW cAu'c u any thcy
may have, agaiuft toe probate u taid vii for
which purppss % 10 further ordered. that a cory
20 TIE rceotl NJ tts order DC published three wtcaa
su-cetsivsy .u tng Bu'lshd Louuty Herald nsv.-
paper printed a N4Usrd $50 this stale al uhtrh
OBLIGATIONS su1' be Yrt'ious &C. Go, sail tin, -
pointed Tor ,aIi hearing
true cYny ,f record.
ALMON WARNER. Judge
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

Sta,sOf Vermont, DE it remembered that
District Of Fairhaven, ID at probate court
held al Castloton, in and for said district, en- the
l2th day Of February, lSi9.
Whereas Gordon &. Adams Administrator Of the
estate Of George Watson, late Of Benson in said
district, deceased, iutestate, has made application
ed for tho payment Of the debts against said eitate
ono year.
IL is ordered that said application lee referred
for hearing and decision to the llth day ut March
next, aud that copy Of the record of this order
be published three weeks successfully In the Rut-
land County Herald, newspaper printed at Rut.
land that all persons iutcrc'ed may appear at the
time and place aforesaid. and object to the grant
ing said application If they see cause.
true copy oI record
ALNoS WAuNER, Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

STsTH o. NIsnonr lDE 10 rsnsmbsreA
Di,iriel ofFalfhsvss.a Is stst.Protai.
esart h,ld At Uasus;uu ih ard f0r aid district
On tie T1d Day ~ Fsttus'y, y. 1917
where's Horace r. Gasfessy. Hdministfaior Of
tee estate q Csrtu Huiburt sud Henry huTiburi
Ate II Calttor s tht d.strIct deceased has rzade
apEiiestior ts sail eourt &C. sntsnd Tie tmt here
tofors limited fof hf payment q ths debts sgaiust
said sstAtst ore year
II IL ordered thst SAD Application 10 rstsrrs1
fer keArtux aud decision O. the Xlit day % 1afll
naGt Aad Chat copy u tie record 81 thia order
b published three vesks tucec1iveiy So tAs Rut
lsnd Comfy Herald usvsraper printed AZ Rut
lABd. prsVioas 20 The time appointed Tor Said hest
iaR, that atper,ons Interested may appear Of The
tine and place AforetAiI. and Object ~ tAs KrAEt.
iag sad application 10 tAsy tss etu'c.
true COPY 81 record.
ALAOS WARNER Judge
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
sTATE OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL

STATE or NERMONTt REnrem.m-
Dlstuctoi Rutland, IS - Leted thst
al special Probate Court held al Hutlsnd
wlhln and for tie disurrt Of Rutland STORE
SAID on The IO'h day 81 Fsbiusty.A y. I6IO.
Prescott, II Hell. Reg .Aier.
Whereas Harvey Button, crocuiot of tho
last Will sud testament Of Alexander Miller.
late of NsuuGiuf ia SAID ol,lu,i, Gecess.
ea, testaie has tAis day appeared before
sad cuUu and proposed {, render an &C
count OF lis aami1istaH9n uf tGe sslaie OF
,sIa Deceased Therefore,
II Is ordered ~ SAID court That said se.
count be end me same is hereby refetr.d
ior examination and allowance 10 tbe slated
session Of said 'pur 10 be- held "a The office
of the Register NJ SAID couit. IN s.Id Rut-
land on ihe Isl Monday being The sih day
oi Mach neIt, and that coyy 81 The record
Of ihia order be publishsd three weeks suc.
resslvelJ previous thereto ~ he k1ilsnd
Coo"iy lieralo, q newspaper printed OF said
Rutland. thai I'll persons Interested mSJbp.
pssr and object 10 The allowance 81 sald "a.
count, II thsy see cause. 4 ifos ropv OF
record 7 HFNHN HtIl. R~:iHsr.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
To be Sold or Let.

A dpsliug house voodbo-Fc 81. tmskeI's 'AoT
n barn. and or. acre Of Gssd .aui With other
convenirucsf 1ituste oue mile north q Rutland
Osart-houts on the direct read g. pitsford said
bsildings are all usv, very convenient aud plea
fAutiy situated for shoemaker, or t0mc other mo
chanic; or for trIns other gentleman who wishs,
ts he Accofnm odAtsd With mail family For for
Ner informAtion snquir, " Moses Lester who i've,
adjoining he premise
Ratlznd Heb. - 1870. 9
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

I'VE the Fub.eribers being appointed ly the
w Hon. Probate court Tor ihe District 81 Fair.
haven, o0mmistisncrt ~ receive. examine. and al
asst all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate o: I'll Amsa, lats ol Carleton, deceased
represented insolvtnt aud III months from the 9tl
% February, beng allowed by aid court Tor that
purps,s We do therefore hereby give notice that
We will attend 60 tho business Of said appoint
rnent al the House u Minerva Ames, "a Carleton
"a the 10th and Z7th days y March next, from
o'clock. A. NJ. until O'Clock r. NJ. ou each Of
aid days.
Dated Cartleton Feb. g,h 1913
A. G. ". SMITH, li,,,.-..,,..,.,,
q MOuLTON, ON h'''''"'''
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

STATE or yERMoNr,i Pm remem-
District of Rutland IS - bered thar
al special Probate Court held al Rutland.
within and Tor said district Of Rutland. on
the oh day Of February A . i6ig
Present, Hon II Button Judge.
Whereas a certain instrument in writing
purpouinq To be- the 'ssi wi. AMI Tesla
meui of Horace Ellis, laio nf PiUshed 90
said district, deceased, las been lhis da,
presented 10 said court for probate and al.
luwance by Joel Ellis, tie executor therein
pamci. Therefore.
Ia. ordered BY sad court that the probs G
OF said will be and The same hereby 3. Ie'ef.
red IA the stated session Of said coUrl 10 be
held ~ he office Of the Register of sad
Couti 10 said Rutland On The lsl MONDAY,
being the 5tn day ~ March neTi. and
that T copy OF the record Of This order be
publshed three weeks s1cosssiysiy previous
thereto N tho Rutiand Couo'y Herald. .
uewspspet pfi0tsd al said ROLAND, th-t oil
persons interested NAV appear and contest
the probate thsrsol II lbey see cause
4 true copy Of record
uENRY HALL, RssiNsr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
r.. STATE STATE o. yIrenoNr, r. ,'remem1ored

STATE oF NrRNoNr,( RE aforementioned
Dis,uc,of Rutland, IS II ma, a special
probate count held at Rutland within aud tor
the dlsttIci Of Rutland aforesaid, Oh the 1871
day OF February, A d. 1919
Present Hon. II. Button, judge
Whereas, Moses Perkins, administrator OF
the estate not already adminl,lercd,ol VIII
lam Fay, late Of Rutland ~ said district
deceased, lnteslale, has This day made sp-
pNcaton 10 said court 90 writing setting
forth certain facts whereby II appears that
10 order 10 lie assets suiticicn, 10 pay
the debts Of said deceased aud lie expenses
OF administration it will be- necessary 10 sell
50 much Of the rsa. estate Of said deceased
as vii raise the sum of 5000 dollars 10 ad-
dluon TO that which has been cold hereto
fore, and therefore pnNng sad couu To-
grant him license 10 sell So much OF said
real estate as viii produce that sum,
Therefore, Ii IS ordered by said court thai
said Application be referred mr hearing and
decision TO The stated session OF SAID probate
court Co he held az the office OF the Register
OF said court 300 Rutland AFORESAID nu the
FIRST Monday, being the 9Th day Of March
next, and that a copy OF tho record OF tins
order be published three weeks successfully,
previous thereto, 10 the ROLAND County
Hera.d,s newspaper printed atsald Rultnd,
that all persons interested may appear and
give bonds Tor the payment OF said debts and
expenses or otherwise object TO the granting
OlsIId license they see cause
A true copy ofrscord,
50 lISSRY lIiLr, Register
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
COMMISSIONERS Notice

COMMITS SiOHcTS AOhce.
VNTE the .uhscribsrs. being appointed by The
Wv Hon, Probate Court for the district Of Ut
lAud. commissioner receive. examine aud ADJUST
Al, claims aud demands Of all Persous against the
EfAt, Of Joel Perry late Of Danny IN said district
deceased represented in'olvcnt. and Elk months
from the 10th day Of December 1875 living allow
ed by said court for that TurFoss. We do therefore
hereby give uotiee that viii attend TO the busi.
ness Of our faid appointment a. the dwelling hou''
Of NE Nidov Hannah e Perry 90 Dauty On the
2sih day Of Anil nest from clock NJ, anil
8 o'cIoch, 2. NJ. ou said day.
a. r. NAIL, r .---........
A BAv-sorr 'oin@i''0n''''
Danby. February T. lsfs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
PROPOSALS

WILL o.. received at tho Counting Room O
w GEORGE r. HODGES 10 Rutland to
furnish for the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
CORPORATION,
10000 feet square 7 mh-r,
20 OOo feet one inch Spruce aud Hemloek Boardi.
10000 feet Spruce ClaTbosrds and
IS 900 Hear, Single,
O. he delivered al their Depot in Rutland, on or
before the l0th day az April nsIi.
Rutland. Feb. Il 1919
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

S'ats Of Vermont RE i!rem'nb'rse TIA.
held a, Ca'le.ou, in and for said district, on the
l2tn day u February, A. D. 1919.
Whereas Hiram shaw, aamIuistrat1r OF the
estate Of Thomas Shaw, late of Westhaysu, 10 sal
district, dscs1scI, Tr0py'et g. render a. Gcc0uut
% his Administration. and present his account
against said estate for allowance.
IL is ordered, that said account be received and
examined by sad court Tor allowance at a session
thereof e. be held a. Castirtou Aforesaid, on The
llih day % March next and that an persons in-
terested be notified thereof by publishing this Or
der, three weeks succs'sively iu tine Rutland toun-
ty Herald, urwp1per printed az Rutland the
last Of Which publications shall be previous g. said
time appointed fOr said hearing.
true copy ~ record.
AtM0S WAE-Ea, Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28

MIR PEAsE, Professor OF Music to Ca.tlston
vi Seminary, would respectfully inform The
Puhi- that he continues az the above Institution.
Terms Tor Music Piano Forte, and Singing, SO
per Quarter (Htth use oC instrument)
\. B-PvrsauG intending g. become Teachers
vii receive 'stter1 Of recommendation when quail.
fed. 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-28
Cost COSt!I Cost -!

THE undsrsi gped being ArNous previous 10
l Spring PurehassI % rsdqos their stock Of
Goods uov oher their
Eatire stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for cash. Those dssirous Of making BargsinS
greatly % their Advantage, will pisass give us q
CAL
Wanted
10 eIehangsfor Goods shiaEies Lumber Grain
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