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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-19

Prepared by ]. 9. AIEH, LoweII, mass. -
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Linthicum; Alexandria,
Cook 4 Peel; Richmond. Purcell, Ladd Co., and
druggists generally. Feb. l2-dly,trlaw'&w
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ny- PosTPONEMENT OF THE PUBLIC
Land sales mt Du Buque, Iowa.-Nouce Is
hereby qiyen that the Public Sales OF Lands or
dered by proclamation Of the President OF the
United States, dated the fifteenth day OF Septem-
Der, Is49, TO be held at the LAND OFFICE at Du
Bloru Iotpa on the 7th and 2lst days Of January,
1850, arc declared TO be postponed until further
notice.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this llh day qf December ammo Domtni one
thousand eight hundred and forty -nine.
Y. TAYLOR.
BY the President:
]. BuTTERFIELD,
Consnissioner of the General Land Office.
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FoUR YEARS ron TEN BoLLARs.
The undersigned viii give the Volumes Of the
Knickerbocker for The years lS47, as, 49, and go,
10 all persons who win remit TO him ten dollars, in
funds current in this city, post paid.
TEams-s5 per annum in advance. All remit
tances must be made TO
SAMUEL HUEsTON, Publisher,
139 Nassau street, New York.
1tBAcK Volumes OF Numbers supplied, and q
complete act for sale. July7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22

uThe Secretary Of the Treasury has been
abused for allowing an old claim Of about $l2,-
600, in favor Of Col. Bailie Peyton, for extra
services rendered as u. s. District Attorney
for Louisiana, six or eight years ago. 1t turns
out, however, that the claim was allowed on
the decision of John Y. Mason, when Attorney
General in ls45, and was sanctioned and final
" passed upon by the Polk administration, and
it was only because Col. Peyton did not 60 on
to Washington and receive his money, that it
was not paid to him before General Taylor's
administration came into power. The attack
upon the present administration for the pay
ment of this money, was made, and had gone
the rounds Of the Democratic press, before it
was found they were 'barking up the wrong
tree" and they had promptly to take "the back
track" What pity that so much excellent
abuse, which was intended for the present ad-
ministration, should have fallen upon the late
one {3'.5 's%t''t
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22

Ill
DREADFUL ACCIDENT At ST.. Lou1s.-On the
evening Of the lst instant. while the young la
dies of Mr.. Purkitts High School, in the La
clede Saloon, on Fifth street, st. Louis, were
celebrating May day, the room (Which was in
the second story) being thronged to excess by
them and invited guests, the floor gave way and
precipitated the throng through the ground
flooring into the celler, in which there was wa
ter to a depth of several feet. The number in
the room was not far short Of 300, fully one-half
of whom, it is supposed, fell into the celler.
A large number Of the fallen were seriously in
jured; and Mrs Pomeroy, wife Of e. w. Pome-
roy, the firm Of Pomeroy & Andrews, and Mrs
Beakey, wife or Mr. John Beakey, Of Main
street, were killed. Several Of those injured
were not expected to survive.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22
PLAQUEmINE:
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1850.
Mr.. Clay AND THE CoMPRoM1sE.-"lon,'
writing to the Baltimore Sun, says:

Mr.. Clay is in very fine spirits, appeared re-
markaby cheerful at wedding visit this NOR
Ming and also while in the Senate. He has car
ried his point with the committee of thirteen
and with the Senate, and has annexed his name
with glory impershable. repeat, from the
best authority, that the committee, ten of them
present, did take formal votes on all the prin-
cipal subjects before them, and by decided
majority of thirteen, to-wit: by a majority of
eight to two, did agree to unite the California
and Territorial bills. The union of the Texas
Compromise bill with them is matter of
course; for how can territorial government
be established for New Mexico, while the
boundary of New Mexico il Unsettled! A terri
tory cannot ebe established without definite
boundary. The committee have not yet agreed
upon boundary, and that is the only question
Of Importance that is not formally saved.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22
EDUCATION, &C.
THE NEW ORLEANS

THE NEW ORLEANS
FEM ALE SEMIN AIRY,
DIRECTED BY MRS. VAN NOOTEN-
Transferred to PLAQUEMINE, Parish
Iberuile, La., aoiA be open for the recep-
tion of Boarders and Day Scholars on
ID the 10Th February, proc.
Mrs. VAN NOOTEN, having returned
ments for attaching permanently to her insti-
tuition teachers in every way competent and ac-
complished, respectfully solicits patronage for
her establishment. Parents and guardians are
requested to visit the spacious and commodious
buildings, to which, at the request of several
of the gentlemen referred to below, the insti-
tuition has been removed
For further information, MRS. VAN NooTEN
begs leave to refer to her Prospectus, Ito be
found at the Institute and at the principal book
stores in New Orleans,) or to the following
gentlemen: $40 s-a esz.s5.5. .f.-
In Plaquemine L, New Orleans.
w. E. EDWARDS, Esq, Rev. D. NEVILLE.
Dr.. CHI. CLEMENT, ALFRED HENNEn, Esq,
lemon LABAuyE, Esq, JAMES ROBE, Esq,
7ss.s.s ~. ,.,s5f H. C. CAMMAcK. Esq,
feb6 g.. FRED Frey, Esq.
Mrs, Van Nooten hastens to contradict the
report which<has been spread. that she does
not receive young children. Pupils OF every
age are received at the Seminary.
To avoid any future Misrepresentation in regard
to her terms, Mrs. Van Nooiep has concluded to
publish the same, as following-a ssSa a,f .1v.s
s ~ BOARDERS, asF
'es5 Payable Quarterly in AdDanes.
For board and general instruction in
English and French, and all the me-
cesssry branches, including needle
and fancy work, a $2e per m.
Music,
Singing, ~ 3s.' . :.
Drawing and Painting.
Dancing. three mouths in the year, roa
Washing. "
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22

-DIRIGEE PAR MN. VAN NOOIEN--
Ironsportee Plaq,lemine, Paroisse d Iberu'Ae
La, sera ouue1e pour "a reception de PEN
sionnairey et derternes le 10 Fspraer, prochaH's.
MADAME VAN NOOTEN ayant accom-
Nl pli son voyage en- Europe, ct complete ses
arrangements pour attachar dune manlere per-
manente sa maison des protesseurs dignes De
So confance ct de cele des parens, senpresse
den informer ses amis ct le public
Les parens ct les tuteurs sont respectueue-
ment invites visiter Ia localite waste ct spacl-
euse des lieux Oh, a Ia demande des prlnc'paux
habitans de Plaquemine, Pinstitution etc
transporter. 5s4eg3
y De plus ainples informations sont contenues
dams ie prospectus de retahlissement qui sc
trouve d l,aeademie meme ct chez les libraries
tla N. Orleans, on pourront etre obtennes en-
s'adfessant aux soussignes: 34
Pldqseasine. NeO Orleans.
NV. +. EDwARDs, Le Rev. Dr. neville
Le DR.. Gu. CLEMENT, Mr.. a. HENNEN,
Mr.. ZEAos LABAuvE, J: Rom,
| g He. CAMMAcK
fey6 49,. u FREp. FKEY.
l Pour prevenir l'avenirton,e e!rear par rappo!r
ses conditions. Madame Van Nooten sesl deci'
dee 4 Ies publier CONNIE ci~dessOs,s:
d !..sss PENsIONNAIkES-
sis:ss sss.: : 4 81 zsss'
/ Chant, s15 sk& 5g ssf}G9 5sjf ss
| Ie dessin ct ID peininre.
Danse, 3 nois dc fannee,
B'lanch''sse' rrrr RNEs =
/ Instruction g&nkmls en- FTnncais ct en-
4 Apsla,s (sei0n rage ct les progres
H. :IsyesY s >sss IS. 4lO. rs ct sc per m
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EXTERNES.
Notice.

Notice.
TyHE Partnership heretofore existing at Bay
Oh Goula under the firm Of LEHMAN
& BLUM, expired BY its own limitation on
the nth April instant.
Donaldsonyille, April ~, 1850. myl At
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The KNocK1ses.-The spirits have appeared
at Barnesvlle, Conn, and have taken to throw
ing silver spoons at Mr.. Matthews. He
says he has no objections to the knockings if
they will only throw FIVE more to make up the
set. ,seaS gar b ssasT zssf ,=as.,
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which are attested by persons of the greatest
responsibility, having no connection whatever
with the family. In stating these facts, the
writer admits of no surmise and gives no testi.
mony from any person connected with the FAM
ily, although he cannot avoid again expressing
his belief that they are each and all as far re-
moved from any just suspicion of deception, as
could be the most upright family with whom he
is acquainted.
He makes no alusion to 'knockings' or moi
ses upon the doors, and in other parts of the
house, not because he has not heard them, but
because from his position at the time, he could
not know, by himself and beyond peradventure
that they were not effected by the contrvance
and management of the family or some other
person. Sometimes occurrences have assumed
farcical appearance, leading directly to the
conclusion that they were got up; and some-7
times it has beenas evident to the senses that
they were actually done by members of the IA
mily as at othersit seemed certain they had not
and could not have any control over what tran
the witness, been perfectly evident they were
of their bodies were done without the know
ledge Of their minds. In this way they have
charged each other, as have also friends who
were with them, upon the evidence Of sight,
with throwing things about the house. sT'PT
But for every instance of this kind, there
have been five hundred of which there remain
ed no explanation whatever, and the fact that
their bodies Co say the lcast) did do certain
things, and could do great many more, does
not, in any way, lessen or impair the strength
OF the evidence that many other things arere
done, entirely without their or any other hu-
man or known natural agency. Throughout
the whole affair the falfbility Of human nature
has, in many things, been clearly perceiyable.
The apparently cunning contrivance Of one oc-'
currence has been an offset against the care.
lessness manifested in another. So too, in
regard to the knockings. The communications
made have, at times, shown the wisdom Of
thoughtful man, and at others nothing more
than the nonsense of q fool. There has been
every variety of action and motion seen in IMAM
innate objects, but in such random way as
perplexes alike the coolest reasoner and tho
veriest simpleton, in the attempts to assign .
cause. , s.tt.s-zs., .s4t *stgth
To the writer there is nothing superhuman
n what has trsnspired. He believes in nothing
ike ghosts or hobgoblins Of any kind; and al
though the comunications themselves assert
that they are made by the spirits of deceased
persons, he takes tae liberty Of not believing
them. He thus disayows, entirely, all Of the
superhuman, the ghost, the h0bgobin, and the
spirit, and presents theoryin which he ando
other gentleman, who has with him witnessed
these phenomena, are agteed. III
The theory is, that there exists In nature On
element as yet unknown to the scientific world,
the mysterious workings of which are appa-
rent, while the workman and his tools lie hid
in the mists of ignorance. In this they flnd
their only explanation of what the7 and others
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-22

III = sA ss9N 58S
s<i4 &S8sa sa4N ~
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Permanent Fund By Act g Incorporation,
..s4. i E s..5s ,,s.ss, 5000. 600. -.

-
per charter, for the benefit Of the policy holders,
rs honds ma mortgages on unincumbered real
estate valued at double the amount loaned
thereon. and III stocks Of the State, and Of the
United States Government, p -,
This Company being organized, not for the
benefit Of stOckholde and capitalists, but sole.
IL 4or the Profession III the policy holders ana
fheir families against want and poverty, IS IN
its operations great National benevolent in.
stitut;on. conducted upon the most secure and
soii6a incipIes. and atfnrding for q small annu-
Ii asSin paid during life, a large and handsome
leracv Ia widows and children after death. &
Ant polioy holders, whether for life or shorter
4.r,,,s who continue the insurance till death,
narticipate in the whole Of the profits OF the
COMPANY, without any reservations
CREDITOR can insure the lives of debtors, thus
.ecnr;nr prompt settlement in case Of death.
Amarficd woman can effect insurance on the
lifs Of her husband, for the sole benefit and use
Of herself and children, free from the claims o.
creditors.
il John Hagan, Joseph Wa1ksl, x1se.s
Peter ConreY, II. aannssl e.s...s.. D lnDs.
su.ssI tsu..' fahn.on. Geo. Strawbridge,
- 49, I.ss q Allison. VIM. E. Leyerich,
Edward Sparrow, Henry 2. bucknel. l
rxrKR CONVEY. Jrs President Board q lrus'
tees.
esnss Directors:
y...,a, W. stanton, John Stroud, ST.,
avis. John Calhoun,
s Win. NJ. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwn'
s John Z. Saffarans, WARNER Marlln,
ss % x'n Crossman. Mark Walton,
s.s n..,,a,;n. relieves, Joseph Lallande,
ed. Jenner Coke, Nm: nm: Conen; p u,h;t.
"a Preston ". Farrar, William f. Whne'
John b, Bein, VIM. =. IompKhs' fl
John ,. Leeie
JoHs HAGAN, President Of the company
A. J. WEDDERBuRr. "A. y. nsalcal noaau
THouAs HuaT, n. D, Pc Sef Consui'a1tio''
atHAaMos DoArE, Secretary 81 II haisi5l.s
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
y w. B.aKkER r. 20

MD tIHEKiNE II

Nv" .ok
IL NE "'ttrha s9.Tn1ij A"'rtr'nt q ' ia
- Al NiN7ts pet ''oprt ot tht most df''t'
ave 49, faaAl~aAllc ''v cs. a. shtth cot NETS
Nt fafheH.aI'y th'tc'. A. g. vsriut t.fN'f's
A7i caeafns's, rur its'c'i b.ls ~Hi .inIs'e
o. atl tn this ~ SpS otAtt esp Is ttC l.
'"t'Hi'- B" part -
NitEt -tlch. rhar gtsb's, IS AID fFuf'd Sat
- '-r" Nal,. Ir tAl0'. ~ b. iratrc. O. -e
h''nc 'r.t 10 AnHre. Atsh lsf'yct. cAaIn -
re dr lie uth man! "ihtt Il! IS u isshiorth e.
bttss Nat' :, g. ~ Ttr - tIs. lining f.As,
'AflH - .s'f 1rs shade. .l'e aa3 tlgs'c Joy
e'ces e.
FASis 'Asastss' ili7 snt beutel ''"g.r
sd dsHt.c N.Ith h'gh and mode color. irali 4
hr'chc tsDtct, All satin stttIrs. Srme Of The
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07

ITAL l. a., i n.2 BE- ' :. ,.:
......r ~ IT,. hate Cur, = the District u
RaHarl, s.r..a.i. h-lIatRpt'ard ,aidd,.trjc,
OFF H.. f., Monday tess IL. lth day q FL.
\ u.lr5o.
Present, HIN Harvey Baton, Judge.
Whereas Samuel IowrseDd. Ir, affair.
81 lie estate Of A>thei MescnIm, late II
"a 4uc.urt, 10 sand district decreased. in.
,s> str.ha, thu, day ma q application 10 salj
count. lroru>lag 20 render lu account OF hl,
administration uissIi c>'a,e, also represents
ing io sal4 Count TIA, there are CERTAIN ques-
,urs u, 10 adyarCeueris alleged to nave
cen msie ht the sal deceased 10 AI, .ils
time, 10 C-UlIn OF h.> hers, and prayIng
,ail te-N - dr,CtGDne sad questions aud
"a trtfce %" residue Of said estate 10 the
ter, OF san deceased.
Itele tore. u - urceIrd by san rour, that
80 s,aT.uau 90 Of sad arcoUu, ilr How.
ar,e - determination Of sand question,
81. a.lBiCrm-t; and lAe ordering a decree
Of e. ,,tI .f..a 80 ,al5 le> iue among sad
- -. To- an 'hc same are .efeos referred
trt.t -, 90 So "a ~ stI pr1glte court.
3. re- a,.t 70 't+ r"i-e OF ,ae Register Of
sad ,tar 90 k4t..i, 10 s3ld di.,rlri on
.nr J.; NsrJay. neag jne "a Dc, 81 March
u .-ig 4a- ~ nu'ire hereof be gwen
Dr., 49,. ,.Iuga ,.r4n-d coay ol he record
a.. l., lf'er Stree weeks suc,eSs.yeiy
,r,y,.a, 'ari.'o. IN ne RH,and Cpqa!y
ii.rs. '. "a a-I,racer rfir;rt Al slii Bot
and, ~ %. a. .4i 81 psts1Ig Interested
.a,f,ta. u.., l.-G anl ta-Ic appear Dc i9re
-a,. ,y.u tr5 otJsl o. ne allowance ri
500. srr,.,t 90 ne 10 l..ag a. SAL ad-
,a-.sm,.., a.t "a go distribution o. s'.d
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
true copy - record. 2
Missy Han. Rrri,tcr.
D..tn-lni F.l..ten. =, { Is m.mbel


90 that al a pfpI,te cputi held at Castlelon
"ruih AMI fer sad dI.tuct an lhc i7,h DAY
Of len, 4 u 1850.
Whereas, Nathan Alien admlnislfs,pr Of
the estate If Martin BakcIy late % i'svle',
~ san district lie 'ssrd. proposes 10 teuocf
al aCCugh, oi ii. aGminislrsiiuu and present
Gi, a. cugut against SAD f,'sie Tor allow ance
II - ordered hat sad account he UCciy-
81 snd eIsmlaed ~ saIj opIu ats session
lhtreol 30 he hcid at ta.l,.lon afot-.s,d
On lhe lat W. onr.dHS II lslng he Gin dsv
90 f@rtuary next, ana Mai 80 pef,ra, inter.
esieI te nrliGri thereof, - fuhlis iug a
copy ~ tn, ori'T tHret ~tss .ucr@s,iyfiy
m ,Hr Hutl,pd tnunv Herald, sr-~,papst
prlr'ee al kpl,aui ~ ,nl, State. the la, II
wtirh .ura'lnns su4ll De rt., iuus 10 Q. -
ne 'ed inrssid hssnna.
trIr 'rpv 81 rr'nrd
.LMDN AhNEk, JudR.
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SARATOGA & WASiIlNGTON
And Rsa..ei.., anl ssra.sss
Railroads
Hi.icr .irrdagtarai C1n7eseiaS DEE
81, 1919
GOiNE SOL Ill

GOING sorrn
~ NJ
l.',,e r,u ri~'tt AT, 5, 4. N, ana
.tIGP "
Ar,,- Al s.ta,oe, spias,s 40 4 VI and
& io NJ
Art,c at rto, 10 80 \ " and So "
GOING \ORlli
lcnv" IfpN at am A.
Leave Saratoga sring, sa3 A. n add
D. 5rN
Leave I,u Etw.fd Q SO and NV
AUNe al lNNuchlu 10 30 A NJ and ~
The au,,uoon i,rr,r,th va, will receive
,Hd aeavet ltr,Ght ard Pa.u agcts al any
~ tie trgnj't station,
Ne l'teieht Wi lie taken h, The morning
,,nc. onIcs perfectly con,cnrn, to do ~
II, thI, arrangement Passengers have
over t's hilts At "a cad q, The toSt. and
may trIntn ttc sane DAY.
The t!'uwtne !,ucs OF s;,ses run from
and 10 the tn'd
fram Wtrrhs}l,o Tcondr,oss. Crown
p"lnt. Pea Henry We.rpou, Essex. Rec.
vile. Pl,it>hUtgh, &c: on The West aide Il
ia" Lake.
from Comstock's Landing to Granville.
Poulurv, Ptwle;. Walnnp fntj. Dorset, &c.
Ftnm fuu Edward to Glrn's Fails, Sahds
'IrIl, Scho, lct'ille and Afp,le. From MOT
eau ON Plank Road iot,l,n's Falls
lJ'FrcIlht taken al Summrr Rates
All freight mos, he aisunc,v marked With
the name 0! CONSCIENCE and place Of dest.-
patton. Vas R,S,s.L,vR.
Supt = & W. X X
/ r SASGrNT.
Supt, II 4 :. r. r.
Saratoga Spiinps Dec 81 1919 ImS2
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whiteoms's coiillon Partles.

At HNDf'S HOTEL, On ". dn..d,,
eyefirg q 'arA A'rs daro- the .es Aor
commencing Jan. "0'h Fol t.nd IA
a"eodAncs. Ilsn r''.ts, ~ csu's, ~ 70
h.t At he oHi~e Dan,iNs from % l
'..ur-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
<rOriif,
| NITED STATES HOTEL,
Whitehall. y z

N-are,t Il 4.sto tie r. R.a4D.r,. s-.Ly.
4 - 80 l.'tsarf from tie N,eAlLb At LAa4!Hr
C.rr.ass ~ HA2aArt WAr4s e. "a ron IL,
i E'' 81 CO iNlE o. Marco
p" 4 OyIII,
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HENRY HALL, Register,


u..rr { Ra,'snI. - II hat, ratsl
60. % -, rfyla:s curt ct ihc ,slI hitr -
F...sri t,.I 81 RGtnpd 70 the ~ day vi feb.
J. lni1
Pr.,.ut Hor. Harvey Bg;t.r Judge
Wtrrtl,. iio,rick kIpe', adm'o'sfaloi
e. ne estate Of l,Gu, Ripley, ll'e OF i'H
H,a.... ~ .aii dIsuici deceased, IT'es'f'e
- '., 3ay n1de application TO sh.i c''"
'rJYsas 10 Vnier a. account ol ~
'-r.rs,aunn OF sal estate, ant ptaN'h2
g. cl.u to grant "a orles OF dividend Of
'.' t,ssi> "a Boz, hhg5s
ia,'cfJfe. rs ottcte hysajl cont that
re eIlnI1Ni3u - $40 arc1.7l lot r..o"
Ar.t. as1 jre pticf.1g decree T.: iIe t.v'
tlt ~ sad s,Isl> pc at TIE sane ire
... Ncish, is'stirI 80 lDe states se,' % p'
. PROBATE COAT, 20 DC he'd II 40 u'i.ce o.
..afs. ,et o',ai court, "a Rgaanl 10 50!
9Af.-.. 90 The hrsl ~ -, beg iu- ;G
ca sd March. u 1850. aa- Wax NOME
.'''t 30 gwen ~ uItt,.Hrg a 'si'iAri
go 81 go frg.lt 10! I'.s uT+rf t.tre -"
f,Nye.S grrtttI. thsf~,1.'I inp R4..sna
e Il-ra'i ueA.2apsi pirate. ai $50
-..''H, ia order l.ais. Trsa9, iH'ele,l~a
''''t.r. Easr rten au3 there sHeest te'pfe
a. ',-V aai an.ci - 'te Allowance OF
account al t., sil Uglef OF 1.,.-ra1
lie, se~ ~.4,e
HENRN HAltsrr.,'-r.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
Commissioners Notice

commissioners Notice.
III T. the Subscribers beIrg appointed by
" the Hon. Probate Count, Ia, the d,.uict
OF faithhvtn. commissioners TO receive. eS-
amlue q ADJUST all claims and demands of ali
persons against ihc estate at Ebene1cf Lang
don, late OF Cas,letnn IN said district .dscesa-
cd,reprcsrnicd insolyent, aud siN m jnths from
the 18Th day of Jan. inst. being allowed by
sad court Tor that purpose, we DO theteiofe
hereby give notice that We wiil attend to the
business or~anr said appointment, Al tho
dwelling house\o W G. Lamedu sad
Casicton, on lheNN day Of Apr.l and May
next, from one O'clock until 6 O'Clock, +.
NJ, on each OF said days
L. W. RICE, .,
WI. MorLroN. Como" ~
Dated a, th,te,un, Jan. 10, ls5O
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
Hardware and lrockcry
HOUSE MI>,.S
md idtui.hine stlcies kept 80 any
HARDW ARE d CRDCkERI

Store III our largest ciIi-s
Meet lc,d Lead ptpc. Harness Tu,n
mtnss, Safety Fuse. Blasting Pow der. Cons.
kIlc Batei>, ncvui,ets, AM rnmnun Prs
tos Glass Ware, solar aud all ,atiriy Of
Lnnps and limp G,a,scs. Buttsni, ware
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
Mechanics Tools.

\ fui' asa uttmeni oi AYES of all hrand>
and every variety Of farmers Implements
epreralIv Nails and window & ,ss Of su
perIot quality itnm The ESSEX Mlil-, kept,
constantly on hand
Wholesale and Rctan
Whtichall Jan % Gpo
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
STATE or vERNONT,IpE

STATE or NERNONT, IRE II remem-
Di,'urt Of Rnll1nd, 50 'hefed that
at s1er,tl ,e>>ron Of the Probate Court o.
the silI district Of Rul'auI, held a; Rli.Iud
in sand distinct, on lie 81 day of Feb, 4
b. $50.
rre~sut, Hon, Harvey. Button Judge
Where's, Joel Ems, executor of the ia,r
Vs. and leslsmen, Of Horace Elm. late Of
PHt,ford, "a sad district deceased. ESTATE.
has inls day male ipplIcatiuu to sa,d court,
prnp0s no 10 render an account of his sd
minIs ralrDn OF the estate oi said deceased,
Therefore, II IS ordered by sand probate
cnur that the examination ~ SAID aCruuit
Tor allowance, and the decree u: the residue
81 sad estate = the deyi,ec thereof. be aud
they HEREBY ate referred to The stated .es-
son Of sad court, to be hsii al the III . (
the Rec i,'er Of SAID cnG,t in kIlisni, m
sail G,.li.ci nn he frs, Monday bong the
ilh day - March, 4. u 1850, and that
notice thereof be given o., Publishing Ger
'lel copy Of the record OF ,Li, orG,r three
weea@ sgccessYely previous thCte,J, IN The
Rutland touuV iie'a'c newspaper printed
=, sad ku'snt, IA ur1-r lh,t,l persons
t0'.re.'rt ineirln may tuen ard ihere ap.
=, az before sad csuri sui % cot t. the a.
loHsucs Of salI account AMI 10 SAID trcree
il they see cause
4 Nye copy ~ rsruri
HENRY HALL, Register,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-07
FOR SALE.

j ora tie burnt district nPp'.ll. the Ep.c"-
pa 'Ir' u. ! 90 particulars enquire Of
JAS. PORTER
Ru'i,nf, 4si Jan. 1850 3a2