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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
NOTICE OF iNSoLyCNCy

- - w. 10y St"tS 'pi 'Vi"'Huus'
"Aaa oy the r,rer, pan the hank ,her1,f, on this
sid and that side shat erom al trees tor m eat
ehoSe hd shall not fate; amt The frui Thereof shall be
for mea andthe ieat thereof for medicine ,ESkieL
Xvi H.
Tie miseres aud troubles OF sickness, caused from
tbs dden changes, damp and unhealthy climate
aud unhealthy constitution, can, in great degree be
saved you, If YOU procure and keep constantly by you
bottle OF DR. d. Jayne EXpectorant to guard YOU
against the most fearful ofall diseases, Consumption
Thousands OF cases OF Consumption could be pre-
vented il they would only take something check it in
It's bud; but when they catch cold the mother of
Consumption they put off treating it with remedy
that would cure, until by and BY, the malady has
assumed its chrome form and the victim is gone be-
yond the reach OF human art Hundreds of physi-
clans have given certificates of efficacy of this med
cine. Persons who have tried its virtues are ex-
tolling it among you daily as being the only remedy
hat will act benelicay without fail upon the lungs
and the pulmonary organs The certificates which
have been given in favor of this valuable preparation
would MI hundreds Of pages and these too, many OF
them from the most distinguished men in the coun-
try, such as K w. Williams, NJ D. Jonathan Davis
Luther Brigham, NJ D., John Seger, and many 9TH
ers But we deem these certificates sufficient to par
amount any creduty that may LUX in the bosom oil
those who need remedy OF the kind.
For sale by A, y JONES, d. CO., only Agents in
Columbus Tor the sale OF Or. D. Jaynes celebrated
FIRMLY medicine
Columbus, Miss, August s. l54S
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
Dn.GoRDoN,s FAMILY puLs.-B.

| as GOhDON'S FAMILY PLLS,-be-
~ ing Compounded exclusively Of such ingredients as
Nature Intended should operate on the impurities of
the human systemsrike at the root of the disease,
removing all impurities from the body, opening the
poreS externally and internally, separating ali for
egn and obnoxious particles from the chve, so that
the blood, OF which it s the origin, must be thorough
y pure-nece ssarlIy securing free and vigorous
action to the heart, lungs liver and stomach thereby
restoring health by opening the pores, cleansing the
veins and arteries, unlmpedng all the natural veins
and purifying the blood; they render the system moi,
only thoroughly sound, but also imperyious to dis
ease, even when all other means have tailed
Within the last twelve months, more than one
hundred cases OF the most aggravated forms of Dys
pepsia have been cured by the Medicine where rigid
dieting, the Blue Pill and almost cyeiy other means
had been Tesorted to, without any benefit and when
death stared It's miserable victim fully in the face
Ii Dr. Gorton's Pills were not adapted 10 the cure Of
any buttAs horrid maady, their uniform success in
this disease alone would be sufficient to"vaft On 10
lame" the name Of their inventor as beneiactor Of
his species.
The medicine never fails 10 cure tho worst case,
Of Piles in ono week
For sale in Columbus Miss, by 4. y JosEs 4 CO.
foNGUE SM.rH, and on enquiry will 10 found in
eyory town and village in the ~outh and Wert.
ANERLAND. CLARK & co
avg 20, AZ 5~9- Agents, Mobile Alk,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

rE1lIIS Preparation has been before the public &C
long and the happy effects from It's use, are &c
widely known that il Is almost useless to say any
thing in relation TO s virtues
We give below short paragraph rom the Troy
Daily Wing
To THE DEAr.-We lave heard so much lately 0.
remedy for Deafness, called "&carpas Compound
Acoustic OH, that VIC are ed 10 give it this notice
We believe, however, the Madeline Is for sale only in
Philadelphia; butifit has alithcvrtues we hear as
crbed TO it true the trouble of sending for the ar.
tlce would be amply repaid by its use, We have
friends who have nsed it successfully, Snd who be.
Iieye it TO be the best remedy ever prescribed.
A. N. JONES & CO., only ag'ts for Columbus
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
CfESsELNHs A.
ABERDEEN, Miss, JUNE

X he ~5u known disease call Indebtedness" be-
p- prevalent Throughout Ibis country Messrs.
aaf.o-G < Cage would respectfully recommend
speedy payment asa sure preventive CT the Collapse
which you all know is certain death.
Jan. &, ib,9-2S-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
Law t1ItY AND SALE
9WABADo

THE Subscribers would respectfully inro,,n H.,
: trends and the public generally, that he ba, nur
CHASED OF hlr hm. ". Alien the well.knovn S,o-
oies on the corner OF Market and Washington streets
ae odest establishment OF the kind in the CITY thai,
mas been an extensive addition to the Stable and il
now prepared to accommodate the FRAY ellipo mbic
ana all those who may deem it their interest Ia ayo-
him with call, in the 0est possible manner. He Will
take occasion 10 say tat his establishment viii ham.
der ina immediate control Of
John S!TingeV:
"hose known experience IN business is a suarantt.-
70 all who patronze him. and he is determined Inst
no customer shall leave his establishment dsss,isfel
'of me want OF any attention p l&teter
The travelling public logy rest assured .ha,h,s
accommodations are interior 70 Eont his san, vll
not DC surpassed by any in the Southern States, hjn
S'alS large and connections, his proyen!er The heat
the country affords, and his Holsters quck and alter
tive.
lie has on hand to let, 4 superior lot Of Dnrr,cs
ana other Vehicles together with good riding I,crso2
tor Tie accommodation OF the iond Lovers on Deasrrc
OF recreation and Health, which wll be fitted off -
ms customers at the shortest notice and in the neat:
est manner possible.
lie would say to Drovcrs ,la!in his arrangements
no has an eye to their interest.
His Stable Is convenient 10 al! the Hotels seo
Boarding houses in the City and Customers viii l.,
waited on at any house they choose to step. Ia
short, he pledges himself to have everything done +.
inc entire satisfaction ct eyery one, Prices az here
toure:
Carriage. Ilcrses & Driver Tfr day, :. s5 90
Horse aud Buggy FER day, -..2 90
Saddle horse pegGAy -.l -
Horse at Livery PER month, 80 2 Ic
per week,
Fer gay, ~
pernight, g'
single ice-' Et
Fl elJ 4.
rosnlr', July l3, 1913 lj-3-iY
\. y. A wo.d to tho Bloys o. Columbus and
it' vicinity u sufficient. jin Dickson il in Inc
ring and ready 10 attend TO ,hcir wants, cal! and
see hjm-yoU shsnt he hurt.
@nn ozs. Ensaso, l.r.n,h o"l lt,Ioa oa-
eVO zinc, Just received ando, sac By
April l4.40-y AN Jones $50
E.HINE Ola BRANDY, Madeira, Fort, Sherry. na'er,,
and C:ret Wines, lior mcdica purposes only
TT sale by A. \. JONES' d. co,
EVlilrN LEAD, iiaSced Oh, (Es.iem r7Tnots
w ture,) and Spts. Fmpentine, a; b" very lowest
CODA aud >alct4tus tQr bpcut and cunnsry "a
~ poses Of very superior quality, fom BY
hpr 80 i3-l0-y A. n. JONES $50.
VNRNiIlsiIS.
4 SUPERB II lot Of Coach Body, Cepal, Turni
"A ,ure, Brown ard Black Japan, Just received by
4. n. JONES co.
George FraHce. Merchant IaylOr,
NH AS just received huc assortment Of Fine
IN II Black Trcn.h Cloths and Cashmcrts, black
Satin, and good variety Of Fancy Cashmeres,
which he will sell or manufacture to ordet very
low for Cash, or on time.
Dec. IS, l9As -ih-25- Sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
PAINTING

OF ever! description, plain \ ornamental
LIMITATIONS OF WOOD e. MARBLE. done
u in the neatOst style, and on the most reasonable.
terms and atthe very shortest notice. by the under
signed
Our work can be seen in Oktibbeha. Lowndes
Noxubee, Monroe and Chickasaw, Miss, Green and
Pickens Counties, Alabama.
All persons wishing painting done, would do we
address their letters to either of u.s. at Yorkyile
piekens County Ala.
E. R. BOWLES,
W.BOWLES.
August ls4s. ely.
TTSHE very best WAits WI e and Cider yin.o,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
.LIRRY,S PILE OINTMENT.


This medicine is warranted to cure even those
cases where surgical operation is pronounced 2
only hope. IL efficacy is most wonderful, att, std
to by professional gentlemen oithe highest standing;
particulars OF which viii be furnished to any one
who may require them. The instructions to the
Company Agents are, to return the money il cure
is not effected This is sufficient guaranty OF It's
virtues. Every person afflicted with The piles should
Immediately order the medicine, and thereby be sure
of an immediate cure. LTlt may be sent by mail IN
cases OF emergency EDW ARD BARTON Sec.
D. HANSBROUGH. General Agent tor the south
and southwest, No. u Camp Street, A. Orleans
JOHN j. THOMPSON, Agent
For Columbus, Miss at the Democrat Office, where
large lot Of the following medicines can be had, viz
The Graeenberg Vegetable Pills, Dysentary Syrup,
Sarsaparlla Compound, Eye Lotion Green Noun.
tain Ointment Health Bltters, Fever 4 Ague Pills
and Children's Panacea
Also lot otthe latest cheap Novels.
Jan. 10, lSI9-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

BY TEL EGIS A III.
Lost BY Fire last Night, $4,000 uorth of prop
erfy. al Jackson. Mss
~ f prudent and get Insured before il is too late
- 'rhe Protection Fire q Marine Insurance Com.
pany teke sach Risks JNO. A. MULIIN.
Columbus. Mi. Feb l6, '49 tt Agent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
FRESH DRUGS,

II s TAYLOR, & CO, Main Street, at The
Il. old stand Of GREENE Hill, have lust received
from the Eastern Markets and are now opening, a
full and complete assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
&c, &c.
II is there determination TO keep constantly OH
hand every article, of the purest and best quality,
which will be offered on as good if not better terms,
than they can be purchased III this Market They
would therefore invite the public to an early exami-
nation OF their stock, which comprises in part the
following articles, viz:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

TgHIlE undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
3 old customers and the public generally Tor the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO him, and
would respectfully Inform them that he still contln-
ues to cater At hs old stand, where he will be happy
TO accommodate all who may favor him with their Gus
tom. lie mas made large additions to, and otherwise
improved HE establishment during the past year so
that he is now prepared more fully than ever to ac-
commodate any number of horses that may be left
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable Ell
Their North or South He keeps constantly on hand
for hire, Saddle Horses, Carriage Buggies &c, Of
the most superior quality From his longexperlence
in the business and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction to his customers he hopes to receive liberal
shaIe of patronage. His terms arc the same as
L.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

Co!o,nlnp Jniy l3, 1918 l5-3-IY
\. p. A wo.d to tho Bhoys o. Columbus and
it, vicinity IL sufficient jim Dickson is in the
ring and ready 70 attend to ,hcir wants, cal. and
see hm-yoU shsn't be hurt
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Turning In Green Crops.

The stage whlc crops turned into the
soll would be OF the greatest value as man
ure, IS a point OF considerable importance
Heretofore it has been common opinion
that plants produce the mos, beneficial re-.
suits in this respect, when they had at ain
cd their greatest bulk and weight, aud be-
fore there had been any dlmnuuon from
drying or rpenlng. Several experiments,
however seem to show that whore large
bulk Of green vegetable matter is placed in
the soil the sap runs in;o the acr,ous fer.
menIalion-producing an acid injurious to
growing crops
Andrew Nichols, Of Dlnvors Mass,
states TO the officers Of The Essex Co, Ag-
ricuItural Society that he Gu, a crop Of
corn fodder IN the month Of September, aud
had carefully buried IN the soil by The
plow Tie result, he says, was no bcncf,
60 the land. the loss OF the crop pIowed ia
and ham Of the crop of corn pIauled thereon
she suoe eilng year Tie accounts for
these facts on The following theory The
STALKS had fermenicd. and been converted
chiefly INTO aicsba. aud vinegar tho form.
er flying Of by evaporation, aud The later
uniting with the oAnIiae or ierruginous
eaUns -lonr.ag Eals lols Grt,lIzrng per-
haps, than heir bases, os they * slci in the
soil previous TO their uniIirg with the acid.
We have heard Of Fim..sr results from
ploughng IA green clover, buck wheat and
grasf Hence beNcr efocS follow from al
lowing the crop 10 become SO dry before
ploughing il in, that the scctous lermoo1-
zion will 10, take pSce. We believe this
IS the conclusion now held by some Of our
best farmers who are in the habit OF plough
ing IN clover
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
STATE or VERMONT.

STATE or VERMONT.
Rutland, ss.
Seneca Smith and la Chancefy
Nicholas Rodgers Fnt Judicial Cireui,
~ Rutland,
Pal,us Kens. April Term 1880
" HEKEAS, Soneca Smith. and Mich.
W olas Rodgers Of DANNY in the county
oi Rutland, have exhibited their bill ~
couu al The present Term, STATING that Pal.
ius Kelly OF falmouth in said county being
indebted to TIE orators Ia the sums Of nay
hvo d0lau payable 10 sad Rodgers aud
twelve dollars and ninety three cents paya.
e Go sad SmIth. 100 two notes dated 81
December LAC, on demand with interest an
uuaIly, 10 secure the payment thereof eG.
secuted 20 the orators mortgage De cd of The
same date as Aforesaid, Of a certain piece or
parcel Of land lying and being IN Tunmouth
Aforesaid and described - follows bounded
North by lands iormcty occupied by Seth
Philips, known az HE Chapman place, East
10y lnmouth Pond, so called South by lands
formerly owned aud occupied by Abraham
&. Rodgers, West by the highway. Also one
o,herpe Cescr bed as follows North, West
and South by Joseph Rodgers land and East
by the highway. Also one Other piece,
bounded North boy falmouth Pond Aforesaid
Fast and South by Joseph Rodgers land,
and West by lands owned and occupied by
Abraham O.. Rodgers; The three pieces
said To contain thlny-thfee acres. be the
same more or less. meaning an the land con.
viewed To- the sand Paius Kelly by Obadiah
kclIy-tcietrence had to said conveyance -
A,,n all and any such real estate 40 said
IsIius Kelly may own 10 the town Of TIN
mouth aforesaid, together with all The prIvu b.
eyes and eppuueuauces thcreunio belonging;
With a condition thereto annexed for the re-
dcmpti0n of the same. And that said sums
OF money have never been paid. ASD PRLY-
$50 that said defendant may bo foreclosed Of
his equity OF redemption 10 the same. aud
that the orators may have their wit OF pos
session. aud for ,heir costs.
The usual process Of subpoena having is
sued and % appearing that The said Patus
Kelly Is absent from his state and cannot be
notified by subpoena; II is ordered that he
be required to appear on the first dAy Of the
next term Of this court 10 be held at Rutland
10 said county on the second TUESDAY OF
Srptember-A ID. 1919, then and there TO
answer TO said b'l aud for this purpose the
substance OF sand biil and This order be pub
llshod three weeks successlyely in the Rut-
land County Herald, published at Rutland,
The last publication TO be at least twenty
DAYS previous to the commencement Of said
term, which shall be sufficient notice. aud
day thereof is given &c.
r. W. HOPKINS, Clerk
MoURrs II Coos, Solicitor for Orator.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE principle 81 combination tor mutual de-.
lcure aHH protection. ts that upon Which nIl
'tltt' arI lufutati.us are hu.ri ava uhiru when
vel regulated b. tlo best strength and sAiceunrt
for tU,r rr.s FERROUS continuance.
AHIu,t Go l-'e Insurance boz particular thc prime
-'I.s ,'a tul. taken from thc 'ar,rfu.iy of The
many g. Doe bestowed Cor Go, erircucy 90 iI,. .ra..
''Ia'i, each iu h. turn receiving iut and t.~.i.
r'H.l.tt airuHiIre when Die own IecguaI s4I.eu-
.y occurs.
Upon examining The pr5rr,- u Lilo lu,ur.
uurs 300 Europe We GHd tlu'e coYutc, which rank
highest m civilization. and are noted f0r prudence
audi tnrtth9uEut ur. those which have most r-l.I.
lIy awaited tA,msri,ys OF "a, benefits, ~ for i..
stance England Holland and Scotland. ILesa
remark may ho made 90 individuals. he ola', 81
men who are distinguished tor the peute.t mtclh-
Rsucc. are those who are most frequently insured.
All for tho Target sums
Morally considered, Life ln'urancs induce, la
bits OF economy encourage aud promotes indus.
try. and strengthens the bond ~ social and doe
nestle dutis', and tho.e individuals who are once
lu the practice ot making small annual cuutrilu.
tiou' TO life Office Tor the future benefit Of their
friends soon cease 20 feel % burden and they
oheeriul'y torcgo SOME WORTHLESS present. gratiG
cation. i' ruHbIc them 90 improve thc future cont
dit'ou of their am,hc-. Tins prudential foresight
aud considerable care uu the part OF head, of nini
lIr'. will erect durable monument OF affection
aud gratitude 900 the mcmoriss of. their sur, iyurs
aud exert au influence Tor economy and pruyidcut
care BOO future generations.
The cost % Insurance j. 80 trihiug compared
With the benefits secured that 'carc,ly any person
who giNc' his attention t. the subject can hc.itstc
90 embrace 10. young man twenty two year. o.
age. can effect an Insurance ~ ~ 0o0 for seven
year, by ;he payment OF less than three cents 90
physician OF clergyman, thirty yonr. Of nge.
car secure 60 h'' widow or family Jet death hap
pen when IL may 81 600 npproprUuus for pre-
MUM les than toriy-.iU ccul- wees. H. thi.
manner an insurance which would cost but httl,
economy BOO expense, W partial rctrcuchmrut .r
some unnecessary Injury would place o. family 30
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
NEWS FROM THE WEST

kric Discoreriss Of Cod in the Aloun.
taiAs near SAT- Lake - The Mormon
Progress II the California Enigranfs,
Sc.
ST. Louu, juno 7, ls49
We have advicos by erpfo1 from Salt
Lake TO the 18Th ofApr,.
New aud extraordinary discoveries Of
gold hsd been made 10 the mountains near
Sail Lake. There seems 10 be no limit TO
the deposit Of the precious metal 20 our lar
wetteuhoty.
The people sc,lI,d 10 Tie Great BARN
are very suIious Tor the cstabhshmcnt Of a
territorial government, and intended TO send
Mr. Bafnhyson us a delegate to Wash,nl.
ton. IN order that their ntc,ss,uts onI 81 Ish-
e. may be pressed upon the au,uion ofCon.
gress.
The settlement Of Mormons 81 Salt Lake
10 represented TO be very pto,I erous
The emlgfanls failed IN with oil Larnuie
were enjoying good bcalh Five ofjh,m
had teen killed, accidentally by the inJu-
dieIous use Of firearms.
We learn that the express was much I'M
peded by The snow, which su.l covers a la,ec
eIt'nt Of The western county.
Pickering lately one Of lhc Pr lprie,ors OF
the S. LOUIS Union. (vbo.re.cuIy started
for Calilorna, rather suddenly. after fraud
ulcnty obtaining a considerable Sum of mo.
neo, has been arrested on the lrogtler. aud
made to disgorge about 10000
by az arrival from the plllns, wc have
intelligence from large party o. California
cmtgran2, who on the lsth of Nav. had
reached point 80 mi an fom our western
frontier, and were getting long well, with
out further moderation by the Indians
The health Of the party was improving
Az expedition from Salt Lake had been
fallen 10 with, whose ohicc, it was to hurry
forward the Mormon cmigrants. 10 order
that they might tnke advantage Of the recent
aud wonderful discoveries Of gold in that re.
glon Thus Information induced many Of
the emigran's to abInlon their wagons aud
other cumbersome propoty including pro-
visions, an ush ahead with mules
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Rutland Young Mems AsSOcl-
alton.

The members Of this association. are re-
qucsted 60 meet at ihe office of Nauin G.
Eyefs On Monday evening Iune Isth. for
ne transaction OF important business
Additions and amendments 20 tbe Cunsr-
tuition and Bto Laws, may be proposed. and
q - 90 be hoped that all members o me a..
sociauon vii be prompt 10 their attendance
ANY persons wishing 90 join the associa.
Ton will please haud their names TO some
member OF HE Erecua,e Committee or ihe
Secretary previous 10 the meeting.
W. l.. G. SrpuuAHb, Secretary,
Rutland, June 18Th lsto.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

The citizens OF Rutland are feques 'ed 10
meet al the Count House on Friday evening
next. Al : o'clock, for The purpose OF taking
toto consideration The propuely ota Common
sohs..l Celebration on the coming Fouuh,
and a drought eTpedlent, "a dsstse means
ar carrying the same into effect
By order Of The Town Superintendent
RuuaEd, lone 49, 1919.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
VILLAGE NOTICE.

an aptliesion Of FIVE legal voters. the ia
hsblianls ofthe Village ace notified to meet
al the Court House on the 3 day of June
instant. at O'Clock, p. NJ, tor The purpose
OF tsisaag an sddlHona. tax TO anticipate ne
tar OF neKl yeas, OF 20 zee q The village Wal
incur a dobl sutiicteut lov, or TO devise some
other means (os tho purpose of finishing the
Sidewalks +. " HOPKINS, Clerk.
Rutland, June -, ls40.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

Henry Clay requested 10 Resign "A. a
meeting Of ia, Ct z'ntof T. mblr county,
Ky held on 'he ooh ut, Ni,hou, disuuc-
ton Of party. resolutions were adopted d e.
nouncIng Mr.. Coys doctrines IN relation
to emsncip ation, and desiring the LegisIu-
turo to formally rcques, him to resign his
seat in the Senate OF the United States.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Fire Works for the Fourth Of
July.

J.as, g. Hove iAa Washington street Bo'taH
pyra,shu Tor che city Of Boston. l- fully pre-
pared e. fsruish Cotnu .ttees u tircs IaWn. A'
,,-,ltisns Club or Individual. With tEhltlt.aDs
ofFrs-vurA, FOR the "G,5nous Fourth. Go any
tu.4ut from $50 60 5000
NH. received Gold Media tor Pyroiertn'ei
a. he aft Mechanic Fair.
Fsr tre,.ncstion Of lrtisls' sos Aii Advertisement
b. a. attss ecluml. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Commissipncrs Nnticc-

' VIItIIT INNIUI'tI0 aNWIIIL-
wv the subscribers being appointed bv the
w Hon. probate court for the district Of Rut-
land, commissioners TO receive examine and adj
just all claims and demands Of all persons ngliuIt
the estate Of Daniel Fi.k. late of DANNY IN
'aid district deceased, represented in'olvcut aud
fiI months from the lith day fNavch le4G being
allowed by said court for that purpo.e we do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend 60 the
business Of our said appointment ut tho house Of
the widow of the deceased la DANNY on the 7th
days Of July and September next, from O'Clock
n. M until I o'clock ,. m, on each Of 'uid days.
Isaac NICHUls. Z ,,,........
NILIAN OTE, ! ''
Dandy, April =, 1919 %
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
NOTICE.

The Annul. meeting OF the members OF
the Rutland and Addison Mutusl Fire Ia
surancc Company vii, be huldcu At r Iune's
office M Bnuion. on Tuesday the 5lh oay
of. July next az O'Clock 2 II lorihe choice
OF t1fscidt, lot The year ensuing snd the
transaction OF such other business - m'}
he t,emci necessary. BY order OF 'ho d..
Tertors J. JUN. '''I'
Insurance olh e Jgue 10. 1919 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Notice,

| HEREBY give Co my son, George f. Sow'c, hi,
L time until he become. Of age aud shall claim
mono % lds wages nor pay any debts OF bis con-
tracing after thit date. his
JAMES = SOWLE.
witness 4 EcousroS. mark.
UAuby. Juno B. $50 23s
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

H. One hundred thousand Of the gold
dollars have been struck Oft They are
readily snapped up as cufIoSlIes and keep
safes and tar greater number will be ne
cessary TO bring them into general clrcula-
ton.