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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03

- The iron business III Lebanon county,
says the Courier, is in frightfully de-
pressed condition. Neither of the five
North Lebanon furnaces is now in opera
hon and the two splendid new furnaces
which were recently erected at Cornwall,
near the Ore Banks, will not be blown in.
/. is feared the blowing of them into oper-
alton might "have a bad effect on public
opinion IN England"
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THE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav ,. 1850

The Flour market has undergone no change
Holders are firm, at Ss5.25 for standard brands
but the sales for export are moderate Sales Ia
the city dealers and bakers at So 25a5 10 per
barrel for common and extra brands. Rye -four
sold at $2e7t, but holders now ask 81. Corn
Meal firm at S275.
GRA1s.-There is a fair inquiry for Wheat
but the receipts continue small Sales of good
red at Sl.l7 and white at 81 22aI23. Rye is
selling at 81 cents. Corn is in steady demand
at 90 cents for yellow. Oats meets ready sale
st 40 cents.
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HARRIsBURG. Nav Up M

HARRisBuRG, May l-P. NJ
Our borough was thrown into great excite
ment this afternoon, by the cry of Fire. - The
exchange or Masonic Hail. in Walnut street.
next to Princes Hotel, was discovered to be on
nre. The fremen were soon on the spot and in
the course OF an hour, succeeded in subduing
the flames.
man named William Paxson, was killed
TINS morning, on the railroad, near Middletown,
IN attempting to detach a car, while the train
was IN motion. He fell between the cars. and
the train passed over his body, killing him in
stantly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03

The Rev. Peter McEually, of the Baltimore
Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died very suddenly on The 18th uit,
near Phlllpsburg, Pa, on the mountain. He
had alighted from his carriage to adjust some
thing that was wrong, and complained of
stitch Ia his side, rernLrking that in a few mo-
ment's he would be dead man. when he almost
instantly expired.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03

Another steamboat Disaster...Th,r,r +.
Forty Lives Lost.

,.' On me 2ist OF April, the steamboat Anthony
n1Yne ao stopped at Sandusky, with 10 steerage
auu ~ caoln passengers. She took from the
ram nn o+ passengers, which, including her crew
VI " ~ made IN all "a souls on board On Sun
IaS morning, when nearly opposite Vermilion,
oc'I ooiiers blew up, making a complete wreck
"i uf noaf' AMI hnrrying from fh;rtv,fre to
joT'V huadn souls into eternity!
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D ] z D.

On the 23d ult., at her residence, on Duncan 5
Island, Mrs. REBEccA II. DUNCAN, aged "a years
Her disease was pneumonia.
On Sunday evening last, in MVeytown, HESRY
DoAK, aged about 80 years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03

In Carlisle, on the 9th ult., by the Rev. Mr.
Norris, Lieut.. CARROLL TEus, L. S. Mounted
Rifles, and Miss LAURA Warts, daughter of the
Hon. Frederick Watts
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BALTIMORE. Anril 30 la5n
HAMS 6 FEATHERS,

WTE have Just received lot of very supe-
w rior CINCINNATI CURED HAMS; /;
also lot of best WESTERN FEATHERS,
which we will sell low and for cash ONLY
apl2-3t WATTSON g. JACOB.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03


Since their Incorporation period of eighteen years
they have paid upwards of Oae Million -Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars losses by fire. thereby aording evi.
dence of the advantages of Insurance s well the ab
ity and disposition 20 meet with promptness all liabilities
CHARLES N BANCKER, President
CHARLES G. DANcKER, Secretary
AGENT for Miillin county, r, c. Hal F..
Lsq.' Aewlstown Igpl2.ly
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Auditors Notice,

F5NHE undersigned having been appointed an
III auditor by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Mifiln county, TO decide and report on the ex.
ceptions filed to the account Of WILLIAM NJ
KINNEY and JoHs MDowELI. assignees of
THOMAS JACOBS, Jr.. will meet all per
sons interested at his office in the borough of
Lewistown. on FRIDAY, May 18th, 1850,
where they may attend if they see proper
opl2-4t JAMES DICKSON, Audit
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Indemnity.

Indemnity.
I|iE FRANKLIN FIRE ISsUR&acR CovrASy of Phi!a del
phia-oFFICE 1863, Chestnut street near Fifth street
ID L. c L TORS
Charles \. Banckef, Geo X. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias wagner, Aiolphe L. BoTie,
Samuel Grant, David Brown,
Jacob X. smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue to make insuran, e, perpetual limited,
every description Of property in TOWN & COUNTRY,
at rates as low as consistent with security
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums safely invested
affords ample protection 10 the assured
The assets of the Company, on January lst isI9 as
published agreeaby to an Act of Assembly, fol
lows, viz
Mortgages, StGi7,4SS IL
Real Estate, 9i,72i So
Temporary Loans, 96,00I SIS
Stocks, 5l,52S -
Cash, &c, IS ,sOi 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03
MONDAY, 18th fWay next,
TAKE NOTICE.

FHSiIAT | have left the following specified
n articles. farming utensils, &c, with Jacob
Steinberger, 10 be used by MIN upon my farm
IN 'iiver township M!ffilH county, during my
pleasure
One Cutting Box, one Dearborn Wagon, two
pioughs, one Harrow, one Log Chain. one
Grubblng iIoe, one Pick, one Shovel Pinngh
one Canal Spade, one Set of Wagon Gears.
two Cows, one Heifer, and three Calves,
OF which all persons will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
ap26-3i+ JOSEPH TIEE
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Auditors Notice.

FHNHE subscriber appointed Auditor BY the
IL Orphans Court of Mitfln county, to make
distribution of the proceeds of real estate in the
hands of john BEAIE, Administrator de tonis
non OF WILLIAM BEALE, deed, appoints
MONDAY, the 20ih Of Mag neat, at his office
in Lewistown to hear the parties interested.
when aud where they are hereby notified Ia
attend. WM. NJ. HALL, Audit.
Ie~istown, April 10, lSJo.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
A NEW HaEEeECHNEi!
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

bhUWN'S ENNbNUE UT JiNIAiUA GINGEK,
A VERY valuable preparation for persons
IA recovering fom fever, or other diseases,
a few drops impartng to the stomach glow
and vigor equal 20 a glassful of brandy. or other
stimulants, without any of the debiltating eff.
fects which are sure to follow the usr of liquor
OF any kind and it is therefore especially ap-
plcabie TO children and females 10 the aged
It will prove great comfort to the dyspeplic.
and TO those who are predisposed to gout and
rheumatic affections, it gives great relief; and
to the inebriate, who wishes 10 reform, bu,
whose stomach is constantly craving the nox-
ious liquor, it is notwithstanding tone to the
digestive organs and strength to resist temu;a-
tiun, and is consequently great agent in the
cause OF temperance. For sale by
J. b. MITCHELL.
Lcw;s'own, March ~, Io5O.
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DIR. j. B. MITCHELL

OFFERS hls professional services to the
~ citizens of iewistown and vicinity. He
can always be found at his Office, in his drug
store, OF at the house of Gen. Irwin, unless pro-
fessionaly engaged March l5, 1850
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Sta1r OC Vernon {.
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~ the time " the s.svv,ec n tkr wsa sua 49,,
hss,sa s,aec retuss~d, " .tt~rtd that ths
sssi Udehcs.ck be notified 81 ti,~ ~ 1dr Wcy or
said emit BY tk~ publications u this order l..
viii In sshssaace VI tho plsnI,G , svsissa-
t,"c Es thrve ", I'll sscss-s.ivsly ~ The Rs,
land Herald. spuhltr r-~spsrsr printed o.,
kutisad. the last pubic sttvn II Wkwh, IA to
NJ least t~rcty days previous 10 the neat
S~P,-ml~t Term of sad COAT. ADD isy thcf~ =.
81 70 given, &c.
Wv HOrK.ss, Ch,A
hssronr d Wi,t,sns, A tissavys ~
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MURDERERs IN BALTIMoRE.--lIcn-
ry $. Hammond was hrutaIly murdered
in Baltimore, last Friday. While stand
ing in his garden, he was shot through
the head by some unknown assassin
Hammond belonged TO one Of the best
families in Maryland. lie leaves a
wife aud children. No cause can be
assigned for the deed.
Conrad Vandarker, a police officer,
was murdered in the same city, Friday
night, by Robert Scott and his wife. -
The parties were quarrelling, the off
Ger interfered. when finding it impossi.
bic to restore quiet, was in the act Of
arresting them, when the woman stab
bed, him and he died shortly after
Scott and his wife were subseque n,ly
arrested.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

"aAH"e"o ''.s ""~' '
SxxAJE. The special order, the
Texas bin, was taken up, when MIR.
Winthrop took the 'Acor, and spoke
in favor Of his amendment offered
yesterday. lie said that his object
in offering Il was not 10 much 70 IN
siss spoa il, adoption, a. TO cren the
subject 10 further discussion and he
proceeded to say that he agreed with
aim ,st every word Of the late Execa-
tic $50 &c, the points OF which ne
recaritalated, but be thought the
friends Of California had q right to
erect her admission FIRST. A. to
the Teas undary, he would have
preferred tho line designated in the
Compromise bill. or in Mr.. Ewins's a.
mendment, TO that adopted BY the
New Mexican Convention but, aftct
reflection. he cav less o. cction to
Mr.. Pcarce's !. :, ind. a. !: seemed
satisfactory 70 ne Senate, lie conclud
ed to viii. .ras his 0 m. lie added.
however, that he Was still doubtful
which way he should vote On the
bill. 81.
Mr.. Underwood offered an amend
mcnt which embraced substantially
the boundary assigned BY the Com
promise bill.
Mr.. Clemens replied to Mr.. Win.
throp, protesting against the employ
mcnt OF . force agains. Texas. which
was proposed by the President, in
case Of her attemp,in: to enforce her
jurisdiction over the disputed terrific
ry.
The vote was then taken on Mr..
Underwood's amendment, which vas
rejected-24 to %.
Mr.. Mason offered, as a substitute
for the whole bill, his joint resolution
Of the 81 fully. II was suggested
to be out Of order. The Chair was
appealed, who decided that it was in
order, when Mr.. Mason proceeded to
explain its provisions.
House. The House went into
Committee Of the Whole, and took up
the Civil and Diplomatic appropria-
ton bills.
Mr.. Stephens, Of Ga, proceeded
to speak a: length upon the Presi.
dents message which he strongly dc.
nounccd. $50 '
The Southern members Of the
House held caucus last night, in
the Capitol. A committee Of fifteen
were appointed, to report proper
measures for the action Of the South,
respecting slavery and the territor.
ial questions. The following gentle.
men compose the committce:-Messrs.
Ioombs, (Chairman) Burt, Hill.
lard, Thompson Of Miss, Jones, Ca
bell .Howa ard, johnson, Of Ark. Morse,
Green, Seldom. Clingman, Mclean,
Houston aud Bowie. The Commit.
tee meet tomorrow morning at . o.
clock, and will report to al adjourn
ed meeting Of the caucus, on Mon
day night.
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coMMissEoNuRs NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribaSs belae apPo,ated BY li,s Hon
Probate court Tor the district Of Rutland
commissioners tn receive, exa n,ne, and adjust all
ci"'ms and demands or all persons scaihst vii.
Linn Moconnei. late 81 Rutland IN said district,
deceased. represented insoivent, and six m"n,hs
from 'ie 9Th day Of Augu,t 1850 beine allowed
by said court t"s that purpose. We do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend TO the bl
s'n"ss "i oar said appointment. at the late dwell
ing house Of tine deceased on the 18th day of
August, inst aud ed day Of January next,
from o'clock A. N. unul J o'clock, .. NJ, on
each If ,aii day.
Dated at Rutland, VI, August 9th, A. D.
1850. 40
DANIEL gibson, 1c.
.lsEAL " Oh IN omm ~
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STATE OF VERMONT DE it rcmem-
District Of Fairhavsn, rs. ~ bered that
Mt Probate Court held at Csstleton in and
for said district Oh the 9th day Of August A.
ID. 1850 .....
An instrument in writing purportins 60 be
the laN will and tcstsincnt of Jonathan Ormes
late Of Cnstieton aforesaid deceased, with a
codicil to said will thereto annexed being
presented TO the court here by William G. Kit
tredge the execu tor therein named for Probate.
II is ordered by said Court that oil persons
concerned be notified to appear ut = session Of
said court to he held At Castlcton sforsaid on
the Ith day Of September, next, and show
cause " any they may have against the probate
Of said will aud codieil for which psrpose II is
further ordered thst . copy ef the record of
this order be published in the Rutland, Herald
a wsraper priNtsd at Rutland, in this State,
n II which publications shall be previous 10 the
time appointed for said hearing. A true copy
Of record.
81 ALMoS WAsSER, Judge
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4 Reading inytitate vii, Be held !" the Town
~ Hall, at Ludlow, VI, to commence 90
Monday, the ID day Of September. next, at III
o'clock 4. NJ, and continue three weeks.
The object is to afford any, especially teach.
ers, an opportunity of improving in the very
important, Lat much neglected. art Of Reading
IAN easy. graceful and impressive delivery
Is \ rare aud enviable accomplishment"
The Institute will he conducted by W A.
HATCH, A. b., a gentleman Of Ane abilities
aud well qualified, having been under the tuition
81 Prof MASpEvitLE, Author OF system OF
Reading and Oratory, which is attracting much
attention throughout the country.
Persons who are dcsigning to teach, Who may
he connected with the Black River Academy
the ensuing term, will have an admirable on.
rortunity Of becoming proficient in a branch Of
PRINAsy INroRTAkcE.
All Teachers whether connected with the
Academy or no., and Ladies and tientlenen
who are net teachers, are respectfully invited
to join the Cla.s. THERE WILL ~ NO CHARGE
SoR TUITION.
Il is very essentiai that all who propose to
attend should be present At the first Lecture.
C.R SMITH,
Principal Black River Academy.
Ludlow, Adg. 9Th, 1850. 81
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DEATH OF BRIGAp,ER GENERAL

DEATH OF BRIGADlKR GENERAL
MAsoN.-We learn, with great re-
greet, that o telgraphic dispatch has
been received by Major General Jes-
sup announcing the death Of that
distinguished officer and excellent
man. Brigadier Generate by brevet)
Richard d. Mason, Of the United
States army, who had returned from
California. lie breathcd his last in
St. Louis on the night Of the 18th
"a victim to the cholera.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
Probate Court f"s the district ot Eairharcn,
commissioners To receive examine and adjust ali
CLAIMS aud dcialnds OF all persons against
JEMiAA CsANsa,s
late OF cstha,cn,in I'd district deceased repre-
seutrd ,nsoiveRt and 6 months from the 9th day
81 June, 1880, being allowed hy said court for
that lurp"sc, we do therefore h. reby give notice
that we will attend 10 the business OF our SAID
appointment at the residence of Julius G..
Norton, on the 29th day Of October, next, from
9oci"ck. N n0sil four o'clock l.. NJ.
i'm r.iIo WILCOX, lcomm'rs
Westhavcn l,,I, csh rasn
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state Of Vermont,

RtII.fND... ~.
Bank of Rutland }
c.o'se v, Strong, ! '-r'.
John bradley, Rutland Csuo,v
Hp'nL :, strong, Court April Tenn,
Joseph Chamberlain, .H'r '.'
James worrni. aud ... .....
Samuel &. Walkrr, ...,
Assu'nPsit on q Pro,u'soty note dated the
9TH day "f January. A y itjU far the su,.
"' two hundr'd aud twcniy>s,1 dollars, and
r,ghty seven cents, payable on the i'm day
81 March, then mat, 10 Ddion and Pratt, AMI
endorsed by the SAID Dillon T. Pratt Ia III.
sad Plaintiff R,enust, the sad Sciah CLsn,.
1rlain, Joseph Chamberlain, James Wnrral
and Samuel Z. Walker. resides without this
State, 10 WI IN parts unknown, and have
mot had personal notice Of the tendency IL
tbs suii--lt Is ordered that they b- notified
to appear at the BrS, term Of the Court, To
he held ut Rutland, IN sad Ceun.y, on The
second Tursday Of September, a. y 1850.
then and there 10 answer tbrrrtp, by publish.
ing thu sub'taDce Of the pla,nlia's decisrnt,ou
together with this order, three weeks .uc
O. ss.veiy in de RMisnd Herald, a n~wsps
per printed o. Rutland, the last publication
to bc at least twenty days before sa,d trtn,
which shall he dccnrd sufficient notirc, and
day thereof - gwen, sc.
h. ". IiOPKINs, Cicrk.
Foor X liopor', Attorneys, ~
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Commission5rs No,i,e.

We the sub ct'b-rs, br,nR appointed by tho
Hon the PUbsle Court for the District Of
Windsor, Couius'sstf,0rTs, " reecgc, examine
and adJus, all clam, and Demands Of ier.oos
sgainsi III. estate or SAMUEL BUTTER.
FIELD, late at hndov~r IN said District, de.
ceased, and all claims and de n,s0d. exhibited
in Offset thereto, and SIX months from thus
dat" belng allowed E.r ,lst purpose, hereby
give pot,ec that we v i sttcnd To the business
Of our appointment "A, Me dwelling house of
" liam Warner IN said Ando,er on il,a 9Th
day Of September next, and 18Th day u Jan.
nsry ls5i, from . ocInek. A. NJ " 4 o loo X
2. ", on each of sad days, is.
JOSEPH DODGE. l...-.--- !.
GEO W. sTtckNEy, |o"'''A''o"''''
Andovsf, july, io,h ieb0. 20
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~ A telesraphic correspondent

B@- A telesraphic correspondent
Gays, that Messrs. Maunsell, White
4 Son, Of New Orleans, who have
been Gen. Taylor's agents for twenty
years, contradict the statements re.
lative to his pccuniary affairs, and
assert that he leaves bark, stock and
other valuable property, to the a.
mount Of $500, 900. He never gave
a note in his life, and died without
owing a dollar.
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STATE OF vRaioNT Be- i. RENE ns.r ed


District of Fairhaven, SIS. that 81 a probate
court holden al Casiiet0n In and for said dis
trict on the 18th day Of July, 1850
Whereas, Hiram Francis administrator fthe
estate of James n. Dayton late Of Wells in
said district deceased, has thi. day m,de nppli.
cation 20 said court TO extend the time hereto
fore allowed for The disposal Of the estate 81
said deceased and the payment OF the detts
sxainst said estate to the rs, day Of July 1851.
Therefore il is ordered by said court that
the hearing aud decision Of raid application be
referred to session Of said court U be hold 81
the Probate Oaiee in Castleton aforesaid, on
the lIth day OF September, next, and that no.
tice thereof lie given 10 all persons interested
BY publishing a copy Of the record OF this or
der three weeks successivclv in the Rutland
Herald a Newspaper printed 1t Rutland, pre-
vious to the time appointed for said hearing
that they may appear befurs .ssid court and
object thereto IL they see cause. true copy
ofrecord. 81 A,sos wAaNEn, Judge.
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PAINTS.

Chrome and Paris Green; Rose PINS;
Chron.c and French R.llow; Stone Ochrc;
Vandyke and Spanish Brown; l.i,hersge;
Chinese, American and English Vermilon;
Indian and Venetian Red Red Lead;
Ground and dry vcrdigris; Ter de Sienna;
Ultsmarine and Prussisn Blue; Whiting;
TIMBER, Gums Copal aud Shcilac;
Asphalium; Pomicc and Rotten Stone;
Gold, Silver and Brass Leaf and Bronze;
Putty; Vamish; Red and White Chalk, &c
&c, for sale by BARRETT a. SON.
August, 1850 10
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ooM MIssioNaRs NOTICE

W. the sub.otib~ss. bring srpoinisd BY the Hon.
" bate L"un fer the histtiet Of Rutland eo,nm.-
.'"ns'' t"o.''s essnA NJ snd adjust oil clAas snd
dr,ns,sJs III all persoos sssinst
NOAH d.ENa.L, i.is Of Ksithd,
Ia said is ret iecss.ed represented ipss .nt ant,
az nr'hs fr''n the i~t hsy ~ July 1850 be,e al.
o~ed by said court Tor that purpose we d therefore
hef'by s'o D"ic1 That se Vii stiosd 10 ths husa-ss
&" our SAID sp,ointment Al the atc w cling house
sa'd iof ess,d on The hfa Tuesday Of Oeto,-r fs1t
from one O'clock, T. N. ssiii four O'Clock, p N on
SAID day.
Dated Al Ratianj, Vi Aug 3 $50
~ Gloi,Gf asavEs, co@mI"ion."
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coIGsayssIoNHRs NOTICE.

NE The subsorisers being sppoinieh by The Hon.
Prostate Couu fot The distric, Of PAifhsssn, ON
miss,oaers reesiss eIxmibe and al us, all elaine
and demand, aRsinst the estate OF
SETH BlS>OM late Wells.
10 said d,ac, Secessr represented insvent sad sii
months from ths itth day Of July $50 heias allowed
by said lot that psfpss do therefore hssehy
give notice that vii attend The busioess Of our
said sppriutDsnl 81 The dwrtiinS k,use Of Widow
Isnasfy nsIt. from 10 ocs,cx A. NJ. untii O'Clock
y. NJ al sad days.
Dssd Wells, July, i5ih. $50 81
Io, a,ir pAkk' conri..ion.t..
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District Of Rutland. -. ~ that ~ . ststsd
SESSION Of ,hc free..eGoart 81 the said District
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"as u"' aay presented 70 sa'd Itoea,e c"un
Fc'"on ~ Sra'ag, nsfr'n sru'ng iotth the
APPRAISAL vsluc uf th~ PEI Hpna! and real estate
of the said drcrasrd, The sssount Of drbts a.
ga,nsi the said deceased ~ allowed by the
Gam ~ ,ss,oness appointed Nv said coaf, 4,
rrcr,,r. examine ana adjust the claim, ,t the
creditor. o, said deceased. the pm,un, Of d.b,,
srru,.o h. uo,,r,s. az IN, raj .-,,,. nat,
,rr.rn,. 4 ~ ~ rnn,,n;..,on.,. H., ,,",.
=. an ...,,n,..,.,, .",,.',,, -, "a .',
W VI e""
...y - =, 's"e :" '"e ""o~ ~"
"e'rsrd' sn allowance !" hc made i"s Tbs
'uPp,ft "t the family "f sad drccssrd, dn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-15
Valuable Real Estate for s.,.

az srirfsgBet Alui,issfsisi 81 tho Sst.ls Il
NJ ~ Barrett, isis Of MiLair,osn ds<s.sss ts,s.
D, "isfs 8" 81. esfis'n ssig'A Il .ss zeal estate
81 ss'i bse~ssea IT, VT
iafsa Containing shet Oh sesss NJ t,td oar
fssri'F isSsss ths,ss hss-s sbd l,1tr ihst.l,i :
SCI 'ppjs.uf sra .sisr--si uslsI st>ut tk,.. s,it.
o-S'h = hititsio-a village 90 .t...t az ..il.,
ifo"a 1. sst hstisssaofesr
App' 20 stfss u ssis .ai.l !. S,,i,f l,.tx-vs.sa
~,'s-ss 81 sh'oh stLe tee, 81 s,stlat Id Ia,
fsi hiis s.'sssa lot ksynSfi iSI lsas<t i.fa.s.
s.,s hsi7ss y tSt. ausio l.is.ist
~ aiL-f"sh IL, y issH ~ :.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-15

The Rev Jane, u. Batter, Of We'll. River,
W., viii deliver free lecture or address, in
the Court RSoni On Friday the 23i ins,r At
Il Rutland and vicinity, as are disposed 90 st.
tend. sshjees "Heips % Mental Cs,tsrs.'
Rutland, VI A1x. H. 1850