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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-12

SoUrH CAROLINA lNsTTrUrE.--Secoud An
nual Erhibuion.--We are gratided to learn that
this useful and patriotic Association is actively
engaged in making arrangements for its ami
versary week, and we msy add, gaia season il
Charleston.
The Directors have engaged the Theatre for
Monday evening the lbthipst. for tine better ac
conmodation of the public, to bear the address
whichis to be delivered by Judge Lumpkiu, OF
Georgia, aud from the high character and dis
tnguishcd position OF this gentlemen in our Sis
ter State Il rich treat is anticipated. The e1.
hibiiion OF articles will be held during the week
at Military Hall.
The successful introduction and wonderful
progress making in the Mechanical, Aianu!ac.
turing, and indeed every branch of industrial
pursuits, in the South, AFFORD pregnant evidence
that cause i. producing effect, and gives the
most gratifying assurance of the approach Of a
new and bright era in the political economy OF
the Southern States--Char. Mercury.
Secessionists, says the Columbus Times, are
rather scarce in Georgia I'VE mean those who
.nrou themselves such. There will be great
many more by and by We are patiently
awaiting the good time when they will multi
ply like the locusts
1t is nots in Mississippi. The Vicksburg
Sentinel speaks a very prevalent sentiment in
that State when it saws:
"Secession or Submis.ion.-We give the con.
clusion of series Of able articles which have
appeared nndsr this head, in the Free Trader,
and call attention 10 it. We agree with the
writer that there is no medium course We
solennly believe that the present is the turning
point of Southern destiny. Disunion or .Aboli.
ton in the States must come, and We are stron-
ger now and better able to meet every emer-
geucy than we will ever be agani."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-12
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
Wanted.

4 N OyERSEER for a plantation in the West,
IA remarkable for health Liberal compensa.
ton ioonc Of experience. Judgment and character
ARply at this Office Oct. 29--3iw
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-12

A a splendid variety of Cacoes, and the very best
and cheapest bleacIied and brown Muslin
to be found in the Town
The above Goods have been selected with The
greatest care, and will he sold as always, al the
very lowest prices. oct %.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
NEW SCHOOL BOukS.

A,ss sfiearsos tnee,seg n the IOWA -pytt
,"t~sarnis c' Na,lassi tevniy, Towns seue. o'
R"sdet, ssd Spelling Book ~-'e r.eprnus s.leA
fof e.t - the Com rsnn school, at the teant,
JOHN A. HICKS. Chairman.
&. TAYLOR, FEC.
Eauand Nay -, 1850
TIA. popular ssrIss ~ Revised tSrrhol Booh'
sisi ss s''',n a. przrtsc a'e be- csrrrd "a al the
setpnit ~ ctehan-- fer new aud old re 7d.ts
aat -re'iep Halt the Pace ri Towa's books
" ~ hr allowed for old once. New books NIL
Ice Lk-n a, cost. Fer sale ot exchange by u
l.. Spencer, hnuahd Wa. Wsni. Css,le,on
ii'n, k'ngsiey, Bfsndop; also, by Merchant,
esn~rali,
- ~. A, A. sAWiN. Agent.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
A RARE CHANCE.
TO PERSONS WISHING TO BUILD

THE SUBSCRIBERS wouh respectfully sise notice
that They have recently purchased 81 ~ Han krg
the lot ~ land adjoining the Depot ground, al the
Fast .ai fronting upon he ps,n road i-ang nio The
village from tleNcEi, upon winch ihty are aiaut ~
lag out streets aud iydiGg Il into suitAhe baif'ar
tots embracing OF he choicest locations lpt tn
stores Or piiyttc residences 10 hi ngud 20 Rutland
h,ch they OFF, 10 purchaser. " iso desire to bu' Up
easy terms, la ,es VI the prospective "If'sse 4"
business "a our VILLAGE cnuss' ueGt uIHn The cor pie
tinu of the " Il Il Railroad aud N. construction o
others progress, lh,s Offers rare Chance Tor rer
SINS shlnr u locate In Rutland and removes '.
" Prea, obs, sca heretofore existiHg ~ the way Of
t4pytbscmsU N ~ rur village.
fhcte Il upon ne premises foe 'eitn 81 boildo:
stone which can lie Tuattird al small rrp~hse, A"d
iuus ,ut rlh-f materials nisl tr Purchased a. he
sirt0'y ~ very tsss'ualde rates,
FOR further pirIcslafs enquit. 81 ne 'n'.ttintf'
MEIZfE tpsnN,
u HITCHCOCK
! Eutlanl, MAJ 20 "a zNI
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

THE WnIGs OF ORANGE COUNTY
~ TIE FiELD.-At a Wing County
Convention holden at Chelsea, on the
2o,h Of June, full ticket for Coun'
,y officers were nominated. For Sen
s.ors, Calvin Ainsworth, James r.
Moore, Charles Hale; for County
Judges. +. Tracy. A. IL. Gilmore
for High Sheriff, Carlos Carpenter
for States Attorney. Burnham Mar.
tn; for High Bailiff, Lowell +. Whit
comb for Judge Of Probate for the
District Of Bradford, Arad Stebbins;
for Judge Of Probate for the District
Of Randolph, Il. W. Bartholomew
Excellent resolutions were adopted
and committee appointed for each
town.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

SrA~r ~ VcrnosT. DE IL remembered
District ofKu,iani -. - rha, a, a stated
scs-son of the probata !uurt Of the ,aId lisiric,
Of Rattan I. held 81 Rutland in aid district, on
the drH Monday, being the LIT day OF July
4. ID. ESQ.
Pfeser,, hon. Harvey Battop JHdsr
Wkcrea. Clark Bun. Cssriiiu &! Eyeli1c
Wviie minor her q Sterry II " ylic, late
of Clarendon. IN raid District, dectssed, has
this day made pplieaton ~ s1id court 40 W.T.
tiLs, therein ssttius forta that III 'ail ward
IL s,i1.I snl possessed ~ certain real estate 10
wit on. equal autiiv,dsi hrH 1T AL the real
c.iatc oil sas4 drctAaCJ, c.Hs!.tlug 81 the home
farm, containing about no acres = lAu' .tu
ated "a said Ci4rerdsu subject {" tho right 81
Gpwrr If tue niiaw u cad g.ees'ea, therein
al a entitled 10 enc egRsl 4Gil ilti l.a.i O.
Of ,hc rt, trfion of ssii doscr, tina. Il would
BE- eGndaeisc To thu intefes II be- said ward
~ ss.l a.. Of hrr a!eFs-a!i real est.to aoJ pot
he proceeds at intsTett and therefore rcgaC-t
lr- All rouT, 10 frsi.i aiia l.genfe T. teil
a., fan.e
III, ordered BY the tA.d Probate rrHTi that
tie ,ai apEl tau1u hg sGI the slu. h hereby
referred 'or hearing aud sei.en - q stated
s,,..,a # sAid eosrt TO be held - ,as ss,ire ii
The ReEi-tef " ,h.I cot: ia iSil Nsil.na, ~.
the dr.t " 3liay being ths SIT d4y d August
4. - $50 and ,hst notice lhevesf vc gwen ~
publishing certified coy ii iss record o.
li4. otL.r isIes weeks sdr5gsE.sry lfD'hoeh
tAe-rto IN the I,g,'a,d Herald nc~spapef
printsd az ssi! Rutland .i, order that all -
-, .attFsric4 tbtfsaa Hsy ttsH a.i tErtr
ur.tt.r before tsii court ALd object II IL,
efs.,ssg Of rsid lisc1se, # they sec essse.
A truo Soiy y. rfrsri -
HENRY HALL, Rr.,s,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

TIE TA2UT.--Thc Washington
ecreslondcnt o. the Journal Of Com
nsrcc writes tina. the tariff question
10 TO DC trough. up in Coasrcss a, a
suitable time. lie says it would now
be tie prominent question of the d'y
ii,hc territorial question were settled.
Pennsylvania, New York, aud Massa-
ehaset,s, arc now urging upon Con-
re", in memorials from persons III
urcsted in iron. cotton and WOODEN
Establishments, the necessity Of some
change in the present tariff syaem
A minority Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, will probably report
ball, a. this session, establishing sepeci
&c duties.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
UPPER LAKES. LAKE ONTARIO Oh
kINE.k 81. la RENCE.
&s..;;;;;!;;.sa

SPECIAL rcfcrcnco 10 the comfortable accummo.
dat'on Of passengers, and arc omTnnded by
mcu Of long experience, who viii see that pas
scngcrs have every attention paid them
Families em'gra,ina west, will, by calling on
the subsc r,ber be- advised OF the most direct aud
ceeapcsi route, and be enabled To procure tcS
cts Tor any ot rhc Wcs,crn poris at the lowest
possible rates For further information call on
the subsc .ber at the Railroad Office. Whitehall
WM. u. SIEVE Agent.
For tickets. apply to the following pcr,ons:
VIM ". Stcycns on board Champlain Steamer,
A. Reed, do. do.
VIA. t,and,li, Whitehall.
Whichai, .ipr,l ~, 1850 % II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
Insurance Agency.

THE Subscriber is Agcn, Tor the follow nj
named Companies. Hartford Life and Health
Insurance Company. Hartford, Conn, Wash.
,uyton Co. Mu,n,i Insurance Gompany-OfticC
Of the Company al Granville. N y; st Law.
renee County Mutual insurance Company-Of
6ce at Ogdensburgh. N. Y; Farmers Motua
Fire insurance. Company, Office Of Co. at Mont
pci,er. VI
Any business by mail or othcrwoys, will bt
promptly attended to. -
CARLOS A. HITCHCOCK.
Pi,,s.ord, June ~, 1850. s5.6w.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
STATE OF VERMONT. 1Bsi,

STATE OF VERMONT, } BE IL remembered
District of ltutllnd, -. that n stated scs-
sion NJ the Probate Court Of the said district
of Ratiand held At Rutland in said District on
tho 1T Monday, being the lat day OF July, A. ID.
1850.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Wherein. Seneca Smith administrator ofthc
estate Of Caleb PIris, late Of Dauby in said
district, deceased, intestate, has hi, day made
application in writing to said probate court
therein setting forth certain facts relative to
the situation Of '7d estate and the heirs of said
deceased to wit that in his opinion il would
be bcnc0c ial t" the heirs aud those interest ted
in said estate to sell all the real and personal
estate Of said deceased, although the sale there
OF IL not necessary to pay the debts Of said de
ccascd and the expenses Of administration, that
the heirs Of raii deceased and tho representa-.
tiyes Of the heirs Of said deceased are numer-
| Gus consequently. that the share Of each heir
and representative upon division of said es-
; tate among them would be small, and rs he he
I heves IL less value, than If sold with the rest
Of the estate. thatthe heirs are widely disrer-
sel throughou the country and cannot con
yeaicntly take possession Of their share of said
/ real estate that there are now pending in the
I Rutland eornty court suits to which the estate
IA party, being suits appealed from the judr-
mcut and report of the commissioners appoint
ed by said probate court 10 receive, examine
and adjust the clams of the creditors Of said
deceased, whereby the hHal settlement OF said
estate is necessarily postponed and the expens,
OF managing said real estate much increased
aud that the heirs very generally, MS he is in
fnrmcd, wish To- have said estate sold, and 'h'
said lmtuistart0r has this day also produce,
to said probate court the assent in writing 4
said salr of many Of the heirs aud representa-
tiycs of the heirs of said deceased, residing
in this state, signed by said heirs aud repre-
sentative, or by the guardians Of such as arr
minors, aud therefore requesting said cOur, e
grant hin license 10 seii rail real estate Sal,
real estate ear sis,s Of the Ola Home Farm il
Danny, the Iiaskins Place the Woodin Placc
the Dugway or Gulf Place, all situated in raj,
Dauby, and of lanc- in Dorsct, in the county o
( Bennngtou, occupied by w. W. Paris uLde
claim Of lease.
Therefore, Il is ordered by raid Court, tina
said application be and the same i, here
by referred 10 stated sc.'ipn Of said PrObat
Court to lie hold at the Office Il he Register
OF said Court in Rutland, in SAID District. o'
the fir, Monday, being the fifth day Of Angus
A. ID. $50 and that notice thereof be Eivc'
by Publishing certified cory Of the record 0
this order three week. gucces siyely In the Kut
land hcrall a Newspaper printed at snid Rut
land IN order tia, all persons interested there
in may then asd there appear before sal
court and Office, 70 the granting Of said lieens
IL they see cause trne copy Il record.
Is HENRY HALL, EogA'er
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
FRiNkLIN HOTEL.

TIE 'Sbscrst@r, hsVtws lntshAscd thls rta
Aaa ssli kness ertstNsi xsat, ard i-~ias
iarr~arsiy rsFspea ssa tsrnssaea the sAEr,
sFe ass rsasy 10 -sl, ayr sueh q iA.i' IN saSs
sSa thu fahhs a. rss, ehra.e - hss~ae tasis
guests ~ tbsis vlsit % Rstlaad, either Oh bssi.
esss OF riesspfe.
Pat;los gill 81 81, tipnss ts waited arre =,
shvrt rrtsee
Stages res dA,iy fss'ss thu, u.ess 70 and ffau
Iiasstdon sprtnr, ard ths rae,,s af the H@ss'
viii ~ AL ;inef ial carriages In reaainsst
70 conrs, thra 20 treua the derrt, On III,
ARRIVAL ef each train VI earl,
Hefscs and carriage. 81 all tine. IN readl
hes. fer the use el their e.,iesasrs.
PRATT l. FOSTER,
kauahd, Jsly 2 1850 2S,f
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
NEW ARRANGEMENT

'T'HESiase will run between Luilow andw oodstock X
L fnll~s:
Leaving Ludlow Mondays, Wednesdays AID Fri
days after the arrival 81 lhe from III. Nniii'
and South. Returning raves Woodstock Tueslsy,
Thursdays and saturdays. al u. Al arriving al
Ludlow "a season 10 TAX, the for The north dri
south People by taking the csrs At iiutt"ston
MrhlicIury Bra don, Rntisud. CuttiH:rii'~, alt
Holly also from B-inws Falls, Chester aud Pro- tors
vile can arrive AT Woodstock the saiae evening.
A. .CUl.yE E, Agent.
Lsliow March a. 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
CAST STEEL sCYTxfES

TOR sslf by i.Aspss "A Gss'ns.
We Sea,d repeatedly call ,kt a,'sS,
ton .. IAs Partners ssd biS~er' u Rutland
coaaly - ,bs Ssyshcs otsrea Es sas'c. iH'
protsastAi, @se beng iaads - t,ery Jry@tt
meat cf mcrhsiisfa, and ~ ths article q!
ss-ytLss soa can rec hos bear periesf.Sa ths
.tis.4z has AFVgsaeAse - Ftataan,Sg The
- the. Il f.aha2s G. CTaTss. itg~ they are
hsbt ,Gr, Aaa risri haze, sd wsrrEntea 20
r.t % to e.sioa unzhslsf @ud decidedly ehsai'
TT sd. b. are ssd .1AE.las L-sis tstHs
~ 1 -ael-.-.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
LIST OF LETTERS,

EMAIN,NG in the Post Office at Lud-
~ low, VI. July !, 1850.
Anstin Adams, A. b J. q. Morgan,
Samuel Adams, Bartholomew McAla-
Surry Burper, nus.
MISS julia T. Burpce, Christopher Murry,
Abel A. Bachelor, James Mara,
Edmond Burke, 7. w, Nelson,
Cha Byrns, M'cha.l o laughIin,
James By rms, DIR. ID =. Putnam,'
VIM. Barrett, Miss Mntnda Priest,
El,sebath Crclhefs, Mrs Mary NJ Pratt,
John Cpliaghan, NJ. b. Priichard,
Nj chucl Cnrrane, Mrs. Mary T.. Ross,
Rev. atlolic Clergy T.. d. Spaulding,2
man, Mr.. Smith,
Edward DeI.amaier, John Sullivan,
Ea,hau A Dickinson. Martin Shea,
Otis Earl, VIM A. Spluldiny,
Levi Emery, George u. Trip.
p. Fletcher, James W. Tatbeli,
Philip Cannot, David Toucey,
John GaIlahan, Rhoda Whi,com",
WIN. Galivap, Mrs Elrlra Wallace
Mrs. Hannah Henry, Spencer Wilder,
Arson W Hall, WIN. Wright,
Moses Hail. Henry WrIsh',
Alex IoisclIc, + Z. Wheeler,
Pat. Lynch,
NIB Persons calling for any of,he abov'
will please say ''advei fused
f. II. WASHBURN, r VI
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
Stra yctl or Stolen.

From the subscriber, on CT about the 18th day
Of June, last, three colts Of the following dcs :
erip,'on,to VII two dark bay, one large and
the other small sifed, The smallest OF the tw !
having part VI a poke on has neck. lso
one light bay with three white feet and white
strip IN the forehead the above colts arc
three years old and only halter broke.
ALSO
On the 9th day of July strayed from the
pretn'ses or the subscriber, large bright red
COW, nine years old, with her horns, slightly
sa~ed.
Whoever viii return, or inform the under
signed ~hrre the above property may b,
l. und shall be literally rewarded.
}. w. FISHER.
Rutland, July 10, 1850 10
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
Remarkable C're Of Bronchitis.


Mes.rv Sands :H,yinr rutIctci mruy year. ~ h
q dte..e my thrnst, al sting TIC iarynS dutine
~hrh iinr / was lrstied wilh The ntr.t d,tinguioh
81 paySIcisns IN Europe AID the United ~ aies
silIbut receiving my I'otnIgpr h.uctt hut all the
tInIr my grlrysl h~alth AID sifcHg,h declining, ard
the dis.,su making hinul ptorfess- csurilc Spii
cations were us.l aud Whale 'er elss VA thought
ut,at ,irti fpr pr,iacing cure but AN tUah
Ient ~. drIfsbc siB.tiou was Va, a istynt it's
beng panis WIN phtbisis and great difficulty
breathing, ~uuii -oou have tetul aird my lite,
had not otsine fei.t thr,ush the medium ~ your
rafs,iafiils. ! mU,t tly FeHtltnsn, ~hrp coIu.
nrnced using the ,srsIpiri'la iti not plscr much
confidence IN tLs virtues and th. viii ,Ioi surprise
you wien laiutin y"n had Tried ''nfe than no J
different remedies tiurns the Iasi t'"r without,
ANY sarces- but All. iak,nf yout si'ssIstiia ie -
week, war obi seJ Al last yieli "a evidence 49,
Tbs nisiN CLIQUE sIreitic has MT nny rrliaUsa hot
cu,el a.. aud thec-l,re ibifk il ny duiy tttlie.
inen iJr The t~nrft Of suffering humanity, - give
you th,s sitnatatiph Of ny cue.
l"Ufs srTy tf'ly, u. PARENT.
Consulate oi France in the UHitril sta'ss
1se above std uine.it and .lgnruf. we're srHno~l
lred Ia our pre~rarF ny Nj. " fsf-rt s.tfus
For tue Consul '"nersl 81 france,
l.. BORG. Aice C.,n-ui.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
WASHING DAY.

.nn Ire tuors 81 tlut soar Powder, 30 do
NV" Bhhhi', ~ Coz sAiaratns. ZOE lbs. WAIT
Powders, tAis day received by
LNNruN GRAyrs.
DAly arc We RECEIVING the tbtues 81 th'
f.Adic- for selling them the aho'" article --
Nashia: day, that dread ol tho week Ia soon
t. disappear. Dry goods dealers and to 'Iy
IN MONDAY We .'a'l no; have tho cu'iom Of the
Ladies, noy they can lie ready To a.,cnd To-
their purchases by ten O'Clock A. NJ. w,,h ease
-ouc trial settles the matter IL You buy the
powders Of IsSop> q GHANr'.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
Hardware.

MINERAL Dor Kaot., Rec Wood DO.
vi Mgftiss Le,k.. MVf;l.s Late as,, f!sis
I.,a,. al i.sefs. rraak, [ heal Asa IN i-oeAs
Door Haadiss vita tastsaing'. Bgi,', Screw
Brad f.1ks tisieaers Hstslsts, tisFss, No1l
ana GrS~ cut aud Mil sa~s, chAGg.ns brAL'
fsnps. Ls4g P..s. lEsss Liass ~ s.!s y
Jay 1893. u 7. bEi-L
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
congssIsssoNpRs MOTTO e

we The sutscrisrs trias appointed by the Hon
" Fro,sis Court 81 The j.,t6i 81 kotis "a cnmmi,.
.'sns,' 10 ~ five. eNsmlss snd sss, all claims and
ssns ADS Of al Ierspas aFa!es
yAMEsE CHENEY, late OF Ruilsnd,
IN sad eiafict, dsoea.eI ftp'.ssn.sd ,sso,eat sad
sir rnnuths from the is day Of JHy $50, bar a.
is~~d ~ aid cour, fof that pcr,0.r e DO ibs rrfss
h~r~sy give esiice that si slend 70 ihe busines
q COZ said sppnalr-n, he ale dwell ns hoa.e o
sid eeceaesl "a kstlasi, % tie tah days u SIP
TENTS, aad D. 'noef neIi, hcm I sRiiis eloc /
ga each Of ssis isys.
. .,;! rna s,xso tcomrnl..ioa.s
Eallnnf ins,A iz-I %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
SPENCER 8 POEMS
Tor sale al the Ludlow Bookstore hy
" A. RAC(

TNUH sac At Tue EuuIUW D""hfN"Tt ~
i W. A. BACON
s exrs's IN ;fcaiirs Of the gcni'er sentiments AMI
affect ,uus which e poTtrats Ia vers' NJ f' hn"ss
and neindy uIiains the must luuaiGi Of our baIdn
fitu. u r. rhoHir soa
III. poems had s,,fsc,ci my stten;ton aad am
ins,s, to see ttetn collect 81 So eIcgant volume
- Mrs Anh ~,0Ysns
Ta- smh,i'. vein il rather Fii.nn, bot he has a
II ,oIi.h staaf k, Ah.Zh aasgss w.l.--lC Gfsieron
Thee Poems ATE s.risiaF from iheI aiisssHsss snt
de- ic..cy u though, -lLiefaiy WuTh.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

s.L1r.-"My dear shat shsll We
name cur baby p said Mr.. &. IN biz
l.dy. the other day. "why I've Get.
lied ca Peter" "pe,sr! Mercy
I1,er knew nan with = simple name
dPe,rr who could earn his salt.
well then cali him Ssh Peter"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

SrJ. e. Bartlett, late ros.mas
.er. ., Greats Corner, Was sentenced
1T Tscsdsy BY tho L. s. District
Cos,s. Il Bossnn, 10 Ten years isn
rs.sm.pcns in he Franklin County
lDi, cor taking money from letter.
N ..e mail. ns ~aS appointed by
MI. Cave Johuaca.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

An Irishman named IIa,rick Muir
,Ay Vas lately fined twenty sh'!ings.
in Everrcol for keeping fonv pig' in
Ais front y'pioy. lie threatens 10
p,ovc 70 New York, where by law
they arc allowed TO keep pigs in their
front yayds.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11

During the recent council at Fort
snelling, TO form a treaty Of peace
between the Chippewas and Sioux,
Mr.. lIo|ein the day, a Chiprcway
chef, made . remark which ought
to tc printed il gold, aud framed
lie said-"All men that live have
uinds Of their own, and had bette,
ssle their own affairs"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VyF the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district Of fairhaVcn-
mnlss,oncrs 10 receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons agsinst
SETH b. WEEKS,
late of Psale,, IN said district, deceased, ropis.
s.n,ed lnsolyeni sna 8 Bonths from the ls,b day
of June, 1850. being allowed by said court for
;hA. purpose We do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend 10 the basiEe,r Of our sald
appointment a, the late re',lenoe of said de-
ceased on the ;hrri Tnesdays Of. Jniy and De-
c"mbsr, n, from trl oeiocl, A. NJ Until .vsr
clock T., NJ, On each Of faid days
HORACE WILCOX, icomm,.
DAVID NHEpnN ia,
Pa-lcl, June Goth, 1850. -
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Go mmencing July l, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS

Leave Burlington daily, Sundays ex"rrtci
Tor B"ttp'i aaj intermediate 81 ltious al IL u,
aud I y. IN. arriving in Boston al T.. IN
and T.. tn. respectively.
Retu'u,ng, leave Boston att Ia a. IN. and
u a. m, mud arriving in Darlington y, d T.. M
and l. q. IN. resrcc,irelv, connecting both,
way with the morn,ng snd evening line VI
Steamboats, on Lake Champlain.
Pa..enrcrs taking tho morning trains frou,
either Boston or Burlington vii, have an hour
TOR dinner at BELOW. Falls.
Passengers taking the II a. m. train from
Bottom, or ~ p. IN, train from Burlington
will lodge NJ kptland.
frcsit train leaves Burlington at ! IS N
and Ecston pm daily. Sunday, excepted
through In ?, hours.
| Regular Cattle Train for Cambridge ami
Brighton Market, leaves Burlington every
| Tuesday morning ut iI5 a. IN.
| l.. BiGELoW, Superintendent
! Burlington, July !, 1880. 25tf