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For Rent

4 Farm on the Arkansas river, ess naIis bs!sr "A Luiis Rock with eighty acres cleared. .~ Also, Warehouse and Store Ioase at the lower landing, Apply al this oiiee.
 Feb. I9, lS50.-9i-li
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HE EA N 0Se

ID ECEitED per Steamer Ponliac from Cinein C natl ID Boxes Army Beans; 50 Gfipds,oaes; l ,O10 Gs!'ons slone wars; l Bbl. Cider Vinegar, aud bbi. Lard oii. No. l. Apply 10
 Nov is. 1850 A. J. HUTT.
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Peacock EslOWs.

UST received per Mail BOats--30 one horse sB Peacock Flows; 10 Go d9. Valley PloRs; 10 two horse Peacock Flows. Apply to
 Fen 2s Isl50 A | HITTT
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Shingles! Shingles:

ENoR SALE-5O NJ Hears and Sap shiages. low N Tor cash. Apply to A. ] HUTr.
 Feb. Pc 1850.
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DLOuGHS.--36N No l, Hall 'sImproyc1 Peacock 1 I3 No. 2.
 No.3 l2 No. [, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 Ne.2, '' {" Received and for saie al reduced rates. by lani6 VIM. $. WAIT
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HigkIy Compiiwealary.--Th New York Globe says; !" WsTead Poweii's Living Authors of Aissi- ica yesterday. We take little credit to ourselves for the daring feat. since u s. honestly speaking the mosf snsiPia mess of ignorance and self-eoaeef that we have encountered for a long iime.''
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N NGDmMG>&E~ G

' WILL offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for | cash, al my residence u the city ef Little Rock on Monday the An day Of March ne1t, my entire stock of household and kitchen furniture
 JAMES BRONNLEE. Feb 26. lS50-25-It
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G.J- qpack doctor advertising certain remedy for cu'anenus diseases. says II would even cure the eraptioas o M,unt Ypsuyi.." This is moi half eq1s 10 Humphreys " Feser and Ague pIli-. ' wntch are wafrantsd to stop the shaking oi an earthquake in l-ss ,ban twelve hours
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Sfapls Rsls.-fo sseef'an the lsngth of the day and night si a.y IImr ot the year. doa5ie the i ne oi 'te suu's rising, wurh gives he irngth ut tae night, aud doube the Iin,e of setting, which gives the leugih ni the day.
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MARRIED

On he 2isi nl',. by the Rev. Saml Robbins, Dr. GEORGE ". MATHEWS. .o Miss NANCY JANE MILLER, all of .bis county.
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Metcaile's Ale end Porter
~ W1RmW=M.

T'HE subscriber. agent for II. Habermsn, will
 \ eOntiass the formers basInes@ al his oio stand on Msia, near Markham street. and keep coasiaDIiy ' on hand iaii aud Wsii assorted sock of Groeer,e-, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hardware. CnsiIHgs, Nc &e. all Of which will bs ssd low fer rash. Ihs highest market prices will bs psid isr eessay pro daes, ss beef hsdsa. Yeitries, besswaI. 6e.
 Jan. l, isSo JOHN kRAuSE.
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HF " VEF' VI TFHII
 D. B. GREER, Secretary ef Sfaie.
Dcscripiinn:

HI~CIipItUUs
 Said John S'eRatt is about b years old bu, look B older, about feet iHches ligh, light complexion and iit!e fEeckled, brown or sandy hair somewhat grey. weighs about l50 Ca one of his shoulders there Is apparently The letter (. branded Little Rock, Fsb. 2G, 1850 26-tr
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CHEAP GOODS,

D ECEiVED al A. J. HUTr's Cheap store, IL Lot. oi Paid Ligseys, Ksuiucky k Ohio Jeans. B,ue PdH,s asd Rcd flsnnels PtaIu end F~i1ed B.4cA and Piaid Alpaeas, Bed Ticking, Blue Den. ims. Indian Heed Shre,ins. Also, HudwaTe Queensware. Nc., &e., &c. For sale low by
 Oct. ;. A. j, HUTT
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PRrrrr CLrAR-"- What makes your face so red -
 "l'ln sua of temperance"
 "lnGect Tae Sons drink nothing but water 5 "la general. thcy don't; but you see l'n .'5ari.- ins and d Ssintag hyAtt'
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GUNORlEs.-Davis' Extra Sugar Cured Ha HIS lC and Drlvd Beef: I5 Boxes Cheese: Shaker and Commoa Brooms: Odd Lids, Sugar Kettles. Round Pots, Skiists Cook Stoves Hollow Adzes and MatIocks. Received aud for sale by
 Feb. l1. WM E. WAIT
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MONEYi MoNEYil

\ IL persons iad,oled. in suywise, 10 the under / \ signed, are solicited To make immediate pay. neIa, for the best feasoa in The word-he wants all The money Jsty due hun. 10 invest ih Cotton. Prl- tries, Beef HIes. Coon Skins. ke., &e., fof which he w,ll give The highest market price in cash
 Dec. II. lSi9. A J HUTT
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FARw TO RENT.

4 smalt Farm ,S feht sdJolning the Plsnisilsa n ot Mr. Joha Aas,0soD. lying shoat 7 As ghss beI"e Little Reck. Apply 10 A. j. hlii'
 January 22, 1880.
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gF,LLOyS sYEAs MILLS sr. L0rlS

SnBs. oi tsis ehs'es sf.'ss Q! Hear, received .jO per DDpalei',' and tor ssle ey
 i.nnafy 2ad NM. E. WAIT.
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STATE or aRKlNSAS.

To all rh9m tbese Preseais IsaH eome-GREErIxo WHEREAS, it has been made kr own 10 me W thai, on Thursday, Inc 2l., day oi February. William Harris end John B.own-two eonvicts in The Peniieniiafy "i this Slate, made thsr escape, and aIe now runniug al large:
 Now. therefore l, John Seilen Roane, Governor of the State of AIkansas hy virtue oi the authority iu vested, do hereby otf.r reward of two hun .rs dollars. uge hundred dollars for each or either o inc atoFessld ronvlcis, 10 aHy-p~tsoH ito, may appr-hend lhe sad William Harris and Johu Brown. and deliver them. either oi lhetn 10 ihe keeper ol the Psniehary oi this State al Little Rock T., order tha, the sentence of the courts in ihese instances may be exceeded.
 h testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
 hand, and causrd The seal oi said State 10 b l.. g. affixed, al Little Rock. on tue 26h day ci
 February, i. D. Is50
 JOHN SELDEN ROANE. By the Governor:
 D. B. GREER, Secretary ef Slate.
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DeScription,

JOHN BROWN IS about ] feet 10 inches high, dark haIr ou; 25 y.ais of age. blue or gray eyes wore hArd-tme poniAloons, found- 4boui at striped coitonafe, and cosrse osuaburs shirt. The hait on s,de oi hs head cut close, and hs face is coyef- ed with lFgurtiens resembling The ch,cken FOX. He weighs about l7j 10 ls0 lbs Is sioui- built mat, and formerly resided iii Yr couny. He vas con vic'ed n Union county of the crime of horse-stea- ing
 WILLIAM HARRIS IS about 2o years of age, feet iHches high, far complexion, gray eyes, stout bullt. light hair. hard-mes .pa.taloons. striped cotton roand- about. coarse osuabufg shri, and he hair side of his head rul very short He was from lnd"pegdence county. where he vas convicted of the crime oi horse stealing.
 Ltlie Rock, Eco. 26. 1850 26-if
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1hnrtnw Land scrip.

IN piece. of 80. t69 aud s2o setes. ler .sls ey
 \ Dee. II. Is49. WI. b. WATT
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THE PROTECTION IySURANCE COMPANY OF

HAHTroaD. c0NNEcrACCr,
 VfZ,
 Rates af prrysss as igsr ss tAess q s#y NAY RespoAsii.s s&ss
 2- Sae,ds ssd safi.6seary Sffssfs"snt sf se'sss 6s ,As GesrrSI ,sessf q tAt CSmSa"siSF 's' itssfsra and Nss'k,ss Sssfss
 D. 9rsarataa fsf sd ddtfEvsness peh'eA S'sy ss''sJ b. rsf,rees resfaaiiy eAassa
 4-A,-sras srsmatfy paid ta Srsesss hsHk@e'S Ia H1s or ercAaRce NrW feFe, bSHsssess, CAartrs'oa, s%w Oyieaes, NJ Los's Ie"ssraits' Pstsbar3 or tiaeraasti st fAs eFtio" q tAs 'H- sared
 TrPar,pi,lets setting forth the mode and ptinei- pleu of sdjasting lss-cs Rates ct preminms -c,s-- affection Of H,a,rds &e &c, X. faratsilOd l. Inc customers Of tho office tree ef cl'sfgc. For further information sppiy To the anderssEnea who is rnliv suihoriked teinser~ DSci1iugS SsegeA Hotels Warehouses. Miiis, Manufactures. Bsns etc.. .ie cir Ajsn. on Household FagWsiHts, asd Goods. Hares sad AsrcAand'se eon;s,Hsd oi slorsd therein, ssalnst loss ev nainsgv hv
 m4~w M@ mE0 Also. on D,s fssods, Gravsies, MsaafSrfEesd Gopds Prodaee Hoasetnti Fayaif"es, Lipe Ssetk. and srs,y otaer dssripttea of NecAaadsse er rsr. .oadi Properly. shipped q, 10 be shipped per good .'-an boat or boats 10 and from points on ihv Wss~ tern waters cr between Eastern cities tvia Lskss' ar other inland o'ersI aud any towns in lse Wee tern couotty. against the haaard of
 INLAND TRANSFORMATIONS. Also. onon sh,pIacnts of Goods, W ares and Msr. chaudlxp per gaod vessel et vessels. between New Orleans and Eastern por's--beiwseH New Orleans ana oth-, Guf ppts--beiwecn all Amstieab ports and Eb gllsh er European ports; or to any na'il'ns porl wi ,iseeyer ,n the Atan'ie walets, against the
 PERlLS OF THE SEAS,
 VIM. B. WAIT. .3geat Pro'setiaa Issaraaes Co@paay. Llttls Rock, Ark, Jsn.s, Is5n.-ls-srt'-
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mrW W0 Ma1 .NA NA JAB "
 srarias IN SU R A N c E AS ~~M A ilil us LI

The undersigned would eNIi ihs SiisNesaH cf me'- ehaats asd others hsviag properly exposed ts toes bv Fire or ,i~ peril. of Nssg&siOa, 's sse saFHFaor nivsAtarps e4T.rea by
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ssnlors Aoctuysr,A grocer named Barcklay. re-
siding at No 12i West Nineteenih street was thrown
iron his wagon Tuesdsy afternoon, In the seventh
Greenwich avenue. aud severely injured
DIR. Page cent for and upon examination found
q severe confusion Of the shoulder and very serious
internal Injuries The doctor l. II opinion that the
internal injuries will prove fatal.
p,,ru y, F,tL Tn. Coroner b-ls an inquest, al
the City Hospital the body 81 Mary Free, aged IL
years born In Germany who came 90 her death oy se-
cidsrtaIly falling into the hold II the IA Gsllia from
Hs,re, lying at pier No a. verdict accordingly.
T,resr Essrssios. BBgine Ccupsny No. 2 Of
Brcokyn called the Neptune Guard passed our Office
on Monday on target scursion They are ~ noe
looking h6ds % men aud presented ~ hne an appear
ance a. any that pe have seen Ia a long time. When
opposite to our once they prefented srms IN honor
witch vas duly appreciated Gorsers bra band ""
With them.
Ts.t of Frr Evarvr-A nav Gre engine, for
rh,ch Mr. TAR ~ aIh.ny he's ob'sicsds rs'ent vas
tried last nondsy at tn Liberty gol. IN west Brssd-
wsy opposite Tom Rusye firh Ward Hotel The
pov.r u double sst u lefsrs worked horizontally,
Instead Of ur snd down. n has. undoubtedly great
power but 90 uofH u Il very ssTsie upon the men
a. mani a. eighty meI can cork On one o. these
zines There we're too sfresms sent up by Nut
they dis not rssch the top q the pole shich u lto
Tbs stream too vas very much scattered owing 90
the air chamber being detective and ~ had sort q
bose brs. two 81 three timss ~ does appear g.
b great improvement unless y further Improved
M,sto- rlosr Co NoI-This Are eompany passed
our once last Monday morning dressed 10 their res
uniorra drs vre their hose oaIfisse ndaccumpaned
by ure hand They halted oppasiethe H,roia once,
and the hand performed Hall Coiumbia " aud T" See
the ccuqusrir hero couss" This dns company were
On their way 20 Philadelphia. whore they arrived
during the day.
MOSS FWgs ON Monday morning. A. abe 10 halt
past one click Gre hfoke out On candy aai con
ecitnary shop IN Brootiyn No 10 iiicAs street near
fulton, occupied BY Laursuce Murphy. vhish en-
titely consumed. carriage factory N the rear b.
longing 20 Mr. Samuel Cole. YES sonevhat inl srcd
tog tber Win the rools OF two house. adjoining The
damage Is trifinE and ysIiousy estimated ~ from
$500 70 81 coo The hrt Ia the loser part Of the
city well az their gsllsnt brethren from the NeE
lcrk eide we're quickly upon the scene o. aation
About two ", on Tuesday, large yoiums Of srnoke
vss to arise IN the direction u Red HOOK Point
which soon discovered 70 proceed from an OIL "a
tory, uhicb situated on enc q the sandy hs,s
along the Govsnus bay II was entirely con.ume' %
fore the hremen could reach the scene OF acten
surst~r Coupr--c fRcufr -BsooEtr : Before hon
Nathan n Morse -oven Smith snd sihers az ans,
James MeKsy Action brought BY tbs boiler ssa
psyee Smith ~ thirty drsfts o. tige esch
J.y,es Mex, s.t.nisnt on o house IN New fors
ana seceps,d but DOT paid Cause not eonolsasd
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supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
HQfOrs Jnst{~a RH-s,x

| =. Before Justice Edwards
| oifr io'-Puadm rs Pufnam.-The plaintiff in this
cause some months since fled her bin In this court
ngans. ner husband for . divorce on the ground OF
snnaen.y 70 MS marriage VOW upon which she applied
Mr. Putnam from deprving her OF the custody OF
only child boy OF six years old The defeudau soon
after hled his answer and denied oath the whols
OF the allegations nd charges the bill and thsra
upon obtained an order to dissolve the iniunctior
He next presented petition to Judge Dalv ons NJ
the judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas for writ OF
habeas corpus to be directed to Mrs Putnam and 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodhesd, her father and mother
who had the custody OF the infant. The writ
was granted OF course, and Mrs. Putnam and
the other parties were ordered 10 bring the child
into court To the writ hostile return was
mado; the parties appeared In Chambers and pro-
ceeed TO take testimony In the matters but before the
examination was closed, Mrs Putnam obtained au
order from Judge Mitchell to suspend further pro-
ceedngs under writ of habeGs corpus and subse-
quenty an application was made at the Special Term
her behalf for order that she sh ould have the
custody of the child pending the cause. The ap-
phcaton was founded the pleaaiugs in the divorce
case, and on variety o.. afidayts. The principal
grounds upon which 1t was con:epded that Mrs. Put
nam should have the custody OF the child his
IRENE youth ana delicate constitution, aud the ne
cessity Of mothers and also that sithosgh Mr.
Putnam denied the charge Of adultery by his answer,
yet that question being still undecided she ought to
have the guardianship of her until It was passed
upon by aJary There was another charge against
Mr. Putnsm by his wife, which would initiate against
his fitness to have the custody of the child but 1t was
unsupported by testimony, and abandoned by her
counsel.
On the part OF Mr. Putnam twas strongly contend
ed that inasnuch as he denied all the charges
in the bill he ought TO be presumed innocent until he
was legally found guilty and that the law having
vested In him the custody Of his child, there
reason that he should be deprived OF Is moreover
b. vas person Of very ample means to maintain and
educate his son. Afidayits were also read 20 show
that the child was rs strong and healthy children
Of his age usually judgment reserved
in the Matter Of Suydan, Sage 4 Co-The further
animation in this matter Is adjourned 60 Friday
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and the President of the University assured him
that he was the first African who ever received
any honor of the kind, and that he may consider it
| as a dignity of European emancipation.
| There is now being introduced into Paris q new
method of heating and Lighting apartments, by
the means of hydrogen gas, produced by the de-
composition of water by heat, and not electricity.
The expense, in comparison with that OF coal gas,
is much less, and great revolution will thus be
wrought by means of calorc; cooking, and every
other use for which heat is required, will, before
long, be executed by the application of this new
method. The Passage Saumon, the largest pas
sage of Paris, will, in few weeks be illuminated
and heated by Mr. Gilard's process. II is patented
for England and the United States, and under
stand that an American gentleman will shortly
introduce il 10 the American public A large ex-
penmenal factory is now in operation at Passy,
ard ,he public who go there admire the progress
oi that new discovery.
j viii finish this lolry letter by par agraph of
fashionable intelligence, which Will be read with
much interest by your numerous readers The
wedding Of Miss Olivia Mott, which announced
TO you IN my letter OF last month, took place on
Monday last, I'd inst at the Church of In Nude
Llne. The mass was CO celebrated silently, in pre-
stnce Of very large crowd of American ladies
and gentlemen. among whom ! noticed Messrs
Draper, The American Consul in Paris, Colonel
James Watson Webb, Hoyt, Pennyman, Holly,
De la Forest, ex-French Consul General in New
York etc Mines. Bell De la Forest, Misses
Webb, Nine. la Marquse de Lavalette, formerly
Mrs. Wells, of Boston, etc. The bride Wore a
very pretty dress made of white watered silk. Her
rich veil OF lace was tied upon her pretty head with
punches of orange flowers, and her bright eyes,
timidly cast upon the altar, dreamed devoiedness
10 her lover, and happiness for the life. The JOY
was universal among the parents and the friends,
and in short, this weddisg promises TO be num-
bere. among the happy ones. MIR. Blaque, The
husband rs fine locking gentleman, Who posses
ses a high standing in the salons of Paris.
Doctor Mott aud his daughter, Mrs. Bell, are !
to New ork by the Pacific, whch sails |
from Liverpool on Monday next.
The following named Anne rican gentlemen are |
now in Pans. B. II. X.
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U.H. CrrnIt Cart.

Present , fggs Nelson aud Belts
kfrT IL Ellen s9trnp = Sgrarnf 1uf cfsefs - The
Plaintiff IN this obtained patent tor au prov
"a lock for small AIRS and hed bill sgalsst fhs de-
feudants charging them With having pifated his i'm
provemrnt. snd praying IN iriunct.sp. 50 The pre-
sent proceeding YES motion that irj aue'nn issue
o. rt-trsiB them from manufacturing arms 'ccorfsg
20 his inn rovtment or from ceiling toe nino. AZ
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U.,,.a s,n,,s ocs.m,..'onsr'' Once

TITUTT 1T
Efrr 17-fa 10 .ftraffsf Tls-ss,' - nc conn-
tisirsrt in tbfs mater b. NJ John Jones nsster
of the steauhi New NoTt aud thi NJ sp"nor ~ -
lie tfs, surinssr ~ spyesred thsf tbr hat le't ts
= IN the early part 81 Jrnr 81. ~ " A. - ~,
sstbp Care thu prucesdcd 81 - o. the ~ put
80 ~ ,rs,,rr fstt In dfstfefs Tha captain chargss
Nfrrong with disobedisn~c ot aui Una. y ~ss
- =, 81 uis.orfuct the ID hat 90 pat back,
-, rbic eharrfs be had hiri arrested ana held 70
tsu Porns testimony VS. taksn. and TIRE natter -
.a,,v,p.a 10 ~ o'clock 90. morrow Nhm uorninr1
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Dr,ru or rnE kEsrrcsY TAr Boy "A Andrew
Brsnd, the KeBucks Fat Boy. died IN this city this
morning after an u,ness of about four weeks. lie
was native Of the town q Calhoun, Davis couo-
", Ky, and was in the sixteenth year OF hrs age
lie was prob by the largest human being IN exist
ercc, w1gLina no less than 81 pounds. tie came
10 ths city FOR the purpose Of attending the State
Pair. hat vss Immediately attacked Nth his las
illness -hibary IN ~ atlas, Scpt. 10.
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no precedent in the past age. The troops of the
Duke have been all sent after these robbers.
The King of Greece has arrived in Germany,
this month.
In the meantime, the Prince of Capone arrived
at Marsellles on board of the English ste inner
Growler, coming from Naples, and he was seen
last night with his wife at the opera house.
The Ambassador of Portugal, Chevalier de Sal
va, has presented his credentials to the President,
and was well received at the Elysee.
i S.-The President, Louis Napoleon, has pro-
ceeded as far as Lizieux, and he has met on his
route the same crss of Tips Ia Rtpnbtrqne uttered,
or rather vociferated, on his passage. What will
be the end Of all this b. II. II.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

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sftkc ~ ,s.ih .h "a We .bHov,i ~ a.,
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"r,c,ic. Dr. K NIKE. set, o. Teeth at H.. same
r., ..rs,,, Il, H. r..u,,rv c,n h.x, ,h,,n
irt, /, tb.,,v, ma. rlcre,i.,, reside
,r,t,. INV ~. NAV have nt,A- et..r,n r,t,,
,h.li,lc., s,v,. ~ vo,k sod Ito ana s,nou,s
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NOTICE.

The ma, r.ulf, IA, | h,,e sircn nv
soa tithsit Hu.h ktt.nsn, 10 "he. ""!
sh,N us, ra dsh,. - iu. contra l'ug, Tor
e..,m hi. ssr-. snei tti- ,te
ESTUN kINSM\N
C,~nA"r Marc q, $50 /!
STATE or tEBMONI.,lDt % re-.
D.uig' fatrb.sea. - m'r''~i
/, "a, at yrrr.te coJtt held al tss'leioo
'ta ana h't sad di,tuci DG tie .t.h "a,
9f autl, 4 y $50
Na..a.. junH B,ri'D, IIstdlan 81 Al
go Lunb, - no,, -, ,bl, ds' 81. -sp
.u1ptb,,it cnutt. tt.tei1 s-i'lns trtih
-. a,. ..tA ~.tt /, .,iIed 81 ser rIghi 10
-. ,f s'eftstn farm Of lad lstus a.d he
30. 81, Wells. ~ ..1 district. su| .ie.'ftn.d
., follows. Ia "li. branded un NE south b,
49, oao-d ~ lie ,n Hastings and oriln
lew Nss,, ~ lsnds owuei ~ Shu1s!
Lon, I'D Ea,i, Champion Sof,h b, a
a,ogrdsip. TIE owner Ihrteuf - unkrown u.
fsr., ANS Owned b, John B'then con
upins stnut nn- hundred aces Of land,
W. tae buiiIius. s 4pputtenihrss there
Vaio bs,onylnl. hnpwBss He Lew L1nb
isfm telny 81 the real estate which The
Et tt.'sl5 i.sna usns ~ tbs stale sni
tt4t..,.e .h.tepfis az, c..sty inr He sup.
III al.J 'f''i'-E lht ~ wv l''tft~N w W.
ra'd. sni rsa'.ln. sad r0Uu 10 grant
tin aten,r to 80! the ssIa real estate of
tl- sad ~srj
trtr'u f~, u ~ ordered, bI s1it court,
t.atlt. ,li appllrsltnn he and the same 10
tr't"y fe'crtet ht hearing ard decision to
.,aied session 81 sad count. to be held
ST tie office oi the Judge oi sad court
- Cat ctpn, n sad distinct, on the htsl
-
nsi', aHi that notice thereof be gwen IT, ali
psrs r0. interested by publishing 4 copy ol
90 or! 81 this order thee weeks sue.
cc,1v,v 40 the Ruil,nd County lictaih, a
rrs.4tpcf printed at KuH,ni "a 'his State
tt les NAV then a0d lhete appear before
80 .uun AMI uhlrc, IL she grsn'in. Of ID
u.'.e = they see cause.
1 rae crpy 4 record.
Atn5S W.sSIn Judge
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
FIFTY DOLLARS
Reward.
l. q = II.

INRON the poke, Of the srbscrber, be-
L tween = ais 'ury and tt>lleluH, . fu.,
81 hl'i> continuing tbbu $50.
500 of wnlcp were sos on tho VI jiu.e
uGtv BauS 500 50. on NrrG,uue-
Is tuk. ana $50 -, Of Farmer and Nrcu'n-
g.. Bank, burlington, - ne na.ance "u
diilcfcht Banks,
HARRIS RlCh
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
Valuable
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RE IL ENTITE FOR NILE
TN f. Undersigned. Admr Of the estate Of
! l~,a'har Reed, late OF Ruiland deceas-
e., hereby gives noli,e tha; lie Will sell At
pubir AuCtlrn, unless son:et disposed Of
at private stle, \ certain iurtiun OF the real
e.t,te Of sand deceased To wit, the tract
containing about :! acres % and, situated
east Of the burnt district, and constituting
VIVA, was called the Homestead of SAID de
ceased, on the ll,h day Of April, A. ID
1880. al 10 O'Clock III the forenoon, at Pot
nam and Bryani's Hotel,
A. PERRY, Ad m
Rutland, VT, March lG 1885. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
Friend {!

Wicro ii you procure tnnt copy Of SsI-nlics
you seem to erjoy.o much
Where did ! procure IL At Srrs~rR's Of
cour," where may be toHul the Target a''art-
ment # Bpp.s and Stationery ever ofar,1 for
sale in Kutland County. lie receives al the
new publications Of merit, hy tr,t EIlre.s uftsr
their .sue Give III n sUl.