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SHIPPING.

L,OR LtyERP0Ofs-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC. Capt. Jas. 4. Luce This steamship wi
depart With the mails for Europe positively Wsinsdy
"a April from her berth at the foot Of Canal street No
berth secured till raid r letters and papers must pas
through the Post Once For reixht passage havtni
qualled accommodations for elegance aud comfort appy
EDWARD X. COLLINS o. Wall street The steamer mi
Tic will succeed the Arctic and sail April 10 fosi,ysy
freight will he received board after Monday evenings
March 3lst.
LoR sALE-rHE ZINE FAST SAILING, corrEhsD
and copper fastened pilot host yacht Mst nn'
pressiy for yacht and has boon used lately -
po, heat q tons burthen; we'll found an rssy l,r
mediate Can be seen ~ the hus.,rc ~ s"'
sew lice kaquixs " JOHN W, AVkht, |" Ws"~
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Pns.cnUcrs Arrived.

ssvaxNsu--stearlshp Feriia-P Gasinr ani iaiy, Me-
Jas Moore. a Jacob. J ActermNn. Mise ipnnh W
Humphrey, I Notias1n. W W Fistsr fs-s Morrison, q
Burrea Lieut. Davenport Brnno. Iabss Tshsn1r. IL
whitehouse, u Csmnaea, q Csmmana. M,s, Cammaaa
Geo ClrnNel Cumming. A Backsr, John smith, Jlh1
Hynes. Alfonso MSrehsnse. a Tyler StgSen Rntt = X
Wright John Carrie. l. Guill,udea. JOAN Pett Den
nistan. los Brammc Mr. Lsspsts. WIN Jsnnings II Al.
len-ei IN the strertre
ruAgRps-Pryreiler Ontaro-T II rowier Ips Lluys.
Mumrton q Ennis W l. Hendrick, w NeDsvit AL Il
York McCrcgor. 81 NJersey Cummiuss. " Phiisis-
piia yarnum Masacltusetts II Lane. Npfatng Shtf-
held ohio; Henderson Peunsylyanai Mibie, Mins
Wilkinson, Peu1hkeepsie.
IvrRpoors-Ship James wrSht-Ms \ Beaumont. Of
Nyark. Miss Kenny. % Irslsnl-lti In the stsrtts.
HsvkNa-Bark 1sa de Cuba-Mrs Taggart and seryant
Mr. Aleaide. -
tpAaITsroS-schr Heiene-Gso Beatty " n H,te.
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to morrow. Mr. Hurst got through this after
noon. Mr.. Meredith win up for the
testants and the judges will have an opportunity OF
celebrating upon the decision proper unier the
circumstances.
Both branches of the Pennsylvania Legislature
have passed resolution to adjourn Stae d1 on the
18th of April
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Nvnrp.iesY

March 18th. 1851. by the Rev James r. Hard ,nbergh
Mr. Dawn T. GnAr to Hiss HAaRiEr y. EowELL. both Of
this city.
Epiphany by the Rev Lot Jones. Mr. EDw .nD II PunDY
OF White Plains. westehester county TO Miss Ear,
this city
In Panama. n a.. on wednesday the 18th of February.
by A. H. Cor~ine. Esq T. ;. Consul. H. EDWARD itic1
Of New Orleans. to Miss AMELIA ALEMsS, of Panama
At Philadelphia the 10Th If March WILLIAM Hut.
of Baltimore Miss JANE Woooslpr the former place
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Nail steamship fl0ridAf Igor SaYanntht ~ h0MF1,
70 : T. Mitthiil.
Inan N days in ballast to N olrcdsc. Mr Gegtte HAr
rt,t IL New York passenger died the passnts 2lth
int saw ma pskvre ioug ye wei III H'rntgat lh.
lad sot ashore he night preyou hal head sts
the after sails furlcd; she laid hroads1e the
beach. With her head o. the southwari.
James Nriaht clark, Liverpool Feb ~ with mdss
sra passengers. Phillips. Anchored the bar
Monday nist 9TH nit lat ~ 10 Ion y ~ spoke ship Nj
ararn smith. hence for Liverpool All yell.
sfp Edward Mcchtr MatanHasY v days With sn-
faF and moiasses. 80 J ~ Ward.
nsrt , a KnsmAn tof Portandl IIli, Malaga 50 davs.
and Gibraltar ~ With fruit Nr ~ Aquire Galway.
ssed w. 80 with shtr Gondola finncy for New York.
luf BnUthhny sawVrr NtnVitas DAYS. With
euwsr ma noaeses Matthew. fnueean Co. sailed in
co With irt susan, Thuriar. Tor New Work..
BARK rpnchita, Lane, Mstaute with sugar. 80 70
Reed.
Iart Narcia tof Portland Wilson, New Orleans days
b cotton and proY ons ~ 81 inst, u II shot
Ksys bearing SSW ~ miles spoke ship Turner from New
payt issry Lind Buncs Mobile ~ days with cotton 70
TrV IIagnra. inst Lat - o. Ion ~ - cxchsngrd sig
nsls With ship Kate Hunter. from Mobile or Lirerroe 1h
lat IL In ~ large steamer Steering southeast The
les had very heavy weather the pessgc has been u
d., n IIattera With heavy NJ and westerly Gales
lf Teton tlo.fan LONE. sierra Leone ~ days with
ttsr, 1, rfsr s.. 70 ~ Mtrscken.
fv Ntn Hrtech (Dsn) Iae0hren. Bueros Ayrss. 1dsvs
With idss wool AM horns. ~ W W De FORREST
Irt fIeury Leeds (of porlaRd1 Ensman, Grarsma Pr.
" days. With ard msssses. - Maitland Phelps
nyie AImstis (of Cohassctl CrovsL Jacnel, 70 days
vita esgcc 80, u Beeh Nnhardt
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sss s s..ss TSss
steam ship ALABAMA Capt. Is No. Front on s ssss
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP cowpANY-roR
to ss Sss.as at reduced tickets
iy;i;scS
'So % ssli Ss s:;
am hsr ps 4 the FOOT l q:
SSysInn'ps M,' direct foT ,;s5.
Specie only taken on to Havana No bills Of adn:
si' .s5
FARE REDUcxD.-TnRoUGHL LINE FOR SAN FRAN-
cisco via cAss'e drss and BY The United states al
KEEIsnry Windfs, sommanssr, win Leave Pier Nossh
viii with s
E apply sss' as's M
STEAMSHIP PRoNRrHEUs~-IN CONSEQUENCE or
viii on spsfs se s ho 3:
fn ;hs wi y, anama the new
Place tRs 10th Apr Also che steamer New Orleans.
svs; GONG through .Ssad
Those do not pay shrsu cam have the oh benea. q sa
FoR cMLIfogNIA, VIA cnsGKEs. DInEcr-rHK
TEs SursS w .ss a% 9sn p rE9S
Nss ne Know. on sS .vs March 4
win the 10Th hrri for San Fraa.isSo.
TIA IA nm
lssni e G &c. s sspy Place. u, stairs
DAcIFIc MAE STEAMSHIP .coAPANY.-FoR CALI
the arrangement t'his company steamers Inspected and
% s ai
touch Acapulco busat no other The fol.
y 5 IN A Of .
psESaS 1872 , tons T T5SSEsssy ,
S SSfifSSS is loSe IONS. SS%SSSTSSSiasS
'N'e SARAH SANDS LOO sSt t5as a'0"
ws ssm frsamsp and . IL M ply sy
former the arrival Of nails passengers FROM Pa
dst o s s%s
lar line Of will be kept for the
Francisco The connection IL the Atlantic VIII be uaia-
s s.s ss T Ssg
of each month for Chagres third will kept
form as sss "a.
New Orleans end Chssres leaving At such
and forming with the Pacific steamships through line
oreson Passage from New Orleans can be sseutsa fs
Armstrong Lswrason s Co. AGENTS.
RATES OF SAREfRom NEW YORK TO cHAsRrss
Iawcr cabin berth
steerage found with mattress and board %
PROM PANAMA TO SAN FnANc3co -
steerase, found with 10
SRoA SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
steor,... $S
through tickets for any month apply at the once 81
the company 81 and IS South street.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-POR DIRE
ssuthamptsp. saturday March y al Il oelocx
sisa il The cabin, sspsSsaesd sarssss !:
g the ship All letters must pass through the Pass
''S' ioL ffsS SAND i5's:I kIERH Agents Broadway,
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Tho movements IL this staple. Al the receiving and
Inning psrs ~ the tet dates ~ each II the past
three yrar4 wrrt annexed
Mo,tyVx1s o. Corto~ RVS UvfrIp stArFs
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MARITIME INTELLIG NEE.


sttamerrAsia tudkins, Liverpool cuasrl Pcnobscot
CLARK. PHILADELPHIA
Barks-Mnry Yarncy. StrrEes. Cadiy, Eiwelii Gle
meptine, Dsnngrnan Havana Jeserha thrl. fslepaer
Norfolk.
rriFs-Monserrate johnson, Porto Catelio, Hoppins
MKep ussia. Maxwell Havana Nesnith SOFAS LAZY ~
te Lake. ii Trinidad tl'grt q spanL Middleton 80
Coleman, GurAeoa. Iuulke \ sons; Watson Allen
Ponce Nesith sons; Adtline, Freeman. - Marys. Geo.
Judge whitman, Thatcher. Daren, Thompson Hunter.
g,hrs-II n TMmam. Young. EaraepA Neloce tBrl, -
Hafiax " Roy, Powell Mobile MARY Ann Means. Jack
vanse; Tayior Shute, do de Kasettn Brewtt-r
wiminrtoni Ann ., Weeks. Alexandria Sc Artist DAVIS,
Tarrtan. Janes. Borden, do.
SlNUp--Ired brown, Gardner FrnviAsnce.
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Foreign Mails.

Letter Bags Of steamer Asia for Liverpool will close at
the Reading Room 51 Exehansel Wednesday 9th az the
usual hour.
Letter Bags for Havana, California. Sc. per Ohio will
close A. tile Rea ding Room 7 Exehanycl Wednesday 18th.
at o'clock
A letter and small package Express for California will
leave the Reading Room (T Exchanged Thursday 2th
at 2 O'clock per steamer Promehens for Chagres arriy
time take the New Orleans for Frau
cisco the 10th OF April Through to San Francisco in -
days. Postage. - cents.
letter Bags Chasres San Juan Jamaica Panama and
the South Pacific made the above Office and forwarded
per Prcmetheus.
The above Letter Days also at Kenyon Wall street
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q s0O REwAnp.-lErrRrEs ANrIporr. a s.

yDcOO else mixture for the private Disorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions o. Diet
drnk exposure change IN application 20 business ~,
pr1pri tor challenges single which the mixture viii
cure nder te forfeiture of hundred dollars IL u
put UP bottles, With full directions at a. One botus
lasts veet-many are cured " two days For sale w o.
H. RING i12 ilroadvay, and lUS Bayard street ". II W
Little i0a Hanover street, BOSTON, Wright Co.. Mas
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JEW MEDICAL BODkS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
mork o. the nature asd treatment Of delicate Diseases
AMI 81 the kindred aaestonsiil nstrated bv
her ~ beautifully cpiprsi plates. large life; by omsr
B1stviek d. lecturer on surgery and diseases Of the
aofe named nature u IL large qrarta3D second
edition price SIP Extract from the Boston Medical All
SURGE Journal 70 he said. fesriessy t. be e1ud
to Heerds or ActDas works the family of diseases
ana far superior 60 thing " the knd published
this country Author Of The Family rhysician. prcs
y cents Author Of work "Scit-abuse sad ~ de-
p!9rabs Effects &c, &c. sixth edition, fourteen Plates
price 81 Fer sale 1T tire publshers STRINGER TOWN.
sEN n Nrna Irnx and Ia. tha snfnnr urnnIn
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G3fyAMSHIP PRONErHETS~-IN CONSEQUENCE or
" tho superior speed of the PROMETHEUS, shs
will leave Friday the 18Th instead Of the 9th. BY
this she wt the
ndepeadenee and Sea rd which to leave the atter
pisce oa the 10th Of April Also che New Orleans.
All thes@ ships will take San Francisco at the
lowest rses fare Passengers going through should under
stand that there Is strong competition the Pacific
Those Who do not pay through the benefit th
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EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLORIDA Isp TONS
Capt T. Lyon on Saturday, 18th March, at A. ~ frsu
SAN j.. MITCHiLL l9i Front street
The Steam Ship ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow , ON saturdav
9th April Ms above.
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Leave Harmonsburg every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Geneva same DAYS by pm
lOO6L From Pansvlle, by Hilhouse, Thompson, South
Thompson, Montville, and Harrisburg, TO Middlehed,
81 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Painsvile every Monday and Thursday at m
Arrive at Middle6eld same days by pm
Leave MiddlefeId every Tuesday and Friday at a m
Arrive at Painsvile same days by m.
l0O62 From Wlloughby, by Mayfed, to GateSs Mills,
miles and back, week.
Leave WilIoughby every Friday al 10 am;
Arrive Gaies's Mills same day by p m;
Leave Gaiess Mills every Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Wiloughby same day by 9a M
1O063 rom Cbardon, by Hampton, East Cladon Middle
field, Bundysburg and Pennington, 10 Pakman 20
miles and back, once week.
Leave Chardon every Saturday at 8 an
Arrive at Parkman same day by pm
Leave Parkman every Friday at s ans;
Arrive at Churdon same day by pm
O064 From Cleveland, by Ohio City, Rockport, Dover,
North RdgevIe, Elyia Amherst Henrietta Biz
mingham Florence, Bernvlle, Milan, Norwak,
Monroesvile, -Four Corners, Lyme, Bellevue, Green
Creek, Fremont, Black Swamp, Woodvlle, Stony
Ridge Perysburg, and Maumee City, to Toledo, 1919
miles and back daily.
Leave Cleveland daily at ii am;
Arrive at Norwak next day by m, and at Toledo
same day by IL m
Leave Toledo daily at 5 am;
Arrive Fremont day by p m, at Norwaik
next day by 8 a m, aud at Cleveland by I0pm.
lO065 From Cleveland, by Wauensvlle, Barry, Chagrin
Falls BisselPs, Bridge Greek, Auburn, Wesh6eId,
ParkmaD, Nelson, GarrettsVllle, Wmdbam, Brace
vile, Willow Dale, Warren, 81 miles and back,
six times a week
Leave Cleveland daily except Sunday at s ans
Arrive at Warren same days by pms
Leave Warren daily except Sunday at 8 a mt
Arrive at Cleveland same days by 9pm
lOO66 From Cleveland by Independence, Brcksvie Rich
field and Bath, to Copley, 80 miles and back, once
| week.
! Leave Cleveland every Friday at ans
Arrive at Copey same day by p mi
| Leave Copey every Saturday at m
Arrive at Cleveland same day by p m
Proposals for twice week arc invited.
l0O67 From Dover by North Dover Avon, sheffield Black
River, Vermiion, West VermiiIiou, and Huron, to
| Sanjusky, so miles and back, week to Huron,
| and SIX times week residue.
Leave Dover every Monday after arrival Of eastern mail,
| say at 81 m;
| Arrive at Huron next dsy by IL m;
| Leave Huron every Tuesday at pmi
| Arrive at Dover next day by pm,
Bidders will mans schedule between Huron end
! Sandusky,
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Westerville and Genoa Cross Roads.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Mount Vernon same days by pm;
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Columbus same days by pm.
l0l60 From Columbus, by WortbiDgton, East Orange,
Alum Creek, Delaware, Ashley Cardingtop, Mount
Giead, Iberia, Gallon, Livingston, Shelby, Green
witch Station, Greenwich, New London, Rochester
Depot, North Rochester, Wellington, La Grange
Grafton, Copopa 0lmstead, Berea, and Rockport, to
Cleveland, 1876 miles and back, twice daily.
Proposals for daily service only will be considered, and
schedule to be proposed by bidders.
1851 From Cleveland to Buffalo, N. Y, 200 miles, daily
during season of navigation, schedule to be named by
bidders.
Proposals to embrace Dunkrk N " az a point on the
route will be considered.
1912 From Columbus, by Grove Port, Lithopols and
Green Castle, to Lancaster, % miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at 10 amt
Arrive at Lancaster same days by p m
Leave Lancaster daily except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Columbus days by M
l0l63 From Columbus, by Georgesve Harrisburg, Pales-
tine, Mount Sterling, Duff's Fork Pancoastburgb,
and Bloomingbursh, to Washington, g. H., so miles
and back a week.
Leave Columbus every Thursday Mt 8 am;
Arrive at Washington next day by I2m;
Leave Washington every Tuesday at l p m
Arrive Columbus next day by 6 m.
I0l64 From Columbus by Dublin, Darby Creek, Union
vile Centre Milford Centre, Marysvle, Allen Centre,
Coberey's, West Middleburg, East Liberty, Ray
mond's, and GAINESVILLE, to Beefonnine, SIS miles
and back, three times a week.
Leave Columbus every Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
dayat7am
Arrive at Bcllefontsine next days by 6am,
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Black River Academy,
fgfnf 49, t'ry


1'r sp' y: Tenn will commence ou We'd.
nrsjsy MaIcn an, Ard coi.,iEur II weeks.
& y Sierra, A ~ !r.uopal,
II IiircuC0CK. fsss,ant,
bis {. FLArenEr, 5I-c'yEers and Teacher
Of Music,
a!fs u i SNitu, Ass4.s6, IN the remale
Department,
}, q. MurIHy, Lecturer,
The Irusl@rs take pleasure in announcing
that ihe prospects Of tins Institution, aud ia
promise ni usefulness were never more cheer
my than a, present. They feel confident
th1t ihay have secured coTpctent and faith
iHl Instructor. Who vii. spare no effort 10 ia.
@trurt aud unrip-- t,.o-s' onmticd TO Their
charge. Increased Efforts Will te made this
term 20 prepare thJse Who dcsign 10 teach,
fnr ibelr iWpogtrn! and irsppneible Inties.--
d.. Murphy lns b"cn engaged To- lecture on
Chemistry, Astronomy, and fhyriol"yy, ac-
cOmpany'ng his lectures with il!ustrations
and experiments Other lectures may also
be expected, rs the "su,s Of the school sha!
demand.
Iu..on ranges from $500 to 400
l,ench, Painting, and Drawing,
each extra, LOO
Nusic on Piano, WITT use Of instrumnt, 100
Board IN private laimilrrs from 80 10 rs
Rooms will be furnished 10 such as wsl, 10
provide ;hcir oan h' ard
n. CuDWORTH, Secretary.
Ludlow, February :, 1851. 5.3w
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TO Officers, Soldiers, v idows
AND HEIRS


THE subscribers havm. established an agcn-
cy ior obtaining bounty lands and PENSIONS
under the act Of Loo, are now prepared t.
obtain land warrants and pension certificate .
for all such a ere entitled to wit
LIST. Land Bounty is due to nil oiiiccrs,
non. commissioned officers, musicians and
privates who served III the war OF Iei2 Tor
one month OF more.
Also all such as served in anyof the lnd.
m wars since 1890.
All commissioned officers who Yervcd in
the war with Mcxioo-n ms tullowa, &c wit:
Those who enlisted for one year and served
Aine months are entitled to 100 acres
Those who enlisted for six monts aud serv>
ed {, u. months are entitled to 80 acres.
All others who served one month, or ts
regulars, volunteers, rangers, or mllilis are
entitled to 10 acres.
The widows ofsoldicrs who were killed in
battle, are entitled To 100 acres.
If there be no widows, the minor heirs Of
the officers or soldiers are entitled to the
bounty.
g Pensions for life are due to all such
widows of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
if they were married prior to $500.
Increased pension are due to all such wild
ows whose husbands were pcnsioned under
the act of 1878. We shall be ready to at
tend to applications at our Office AT all times
4o-tf TllKALL Il SMITH.
Rutland, Oct. Is. 1850.
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RARE CHI ANC9.
To PERSONS WISHING TOs ,iIn

TO PERSONS WISHING 10 ~ iiH
'I'HE Subscriber, would rr.p-c ivliy rive
l noiioe that they have recently purchased
Of Wm. Hall ESQ the lot Of land adjoining
the Depot grounds on the East, and fronting
upon the msiu road Leading into the village
from the West, upon which they are about
iayins out streets and dividing Z, INTO suitable
building lots, embracing some OF the choicest
loo ailon. for business or private residences TO
he found IN Rutland which they offer TO pur
chascts who deere TO build, upon easy terms
In view of the prospective increase VI bus'-
ness IN our village consequent upon the com.
plc,,on Of the X \ Is. Railroad and the CON
situciion OF others III progtcss tins Offers
rare chance for persons wishing to locate in
Rutland and removes very great obstacle
heretofore existing IN The way oi Improve
, ment III our village.
There ia upon the premises n fine ledge OF
building s.ene which can be quarred nj ANAL
expense, and lumber and other materials nay
be purchased IN the vrc'nliyai very reasona'
bic rates
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scr.hcrr. hELIER EDISON.
MARCUS L. NORTON.
Rutland, May 20, 1850, aou
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New Line of Mail Ntages

[ \ aht a'tcl Noyrmbrr |, ESQ The .ub,crl.
~ bei VII run I hug ors,a Irf Com Rutland
10 Bethel, Hoodslock, WLie River, and
Windsor, Ss follows
Leave RHilsnd every day on the sriiysl Of
The cars from Burlington aud Troy and lie
stage 'r"-n Bennington, a > 2 o'clcl +. NJ.
i' e"eh oi ''' above named places. and ar
f"e a, N''isiock the sanr ,geH,ng
"e'Hfh'ng- Leave WOODSTOCK every day
lHu" Jays 'hco Ptrdj {, , o clook A m. and
."''f al "H'iAnd m time for the passengers
& axe ia" care Tor WhitehAli. Tro, and Bpr
hn@'on sri PISTON, and the stage for ben.
n,stun.
Leave B"th,l on the arrival Of tie car.
'F'm b.s,ru va arfhc luRuiisnd the follow.
'Hs "1rnHg m Tine Tor passenger. To- take
Lac afsi Tram of cars tlr Whitehall and Jro,
II BRYANT, Proprietor
Rutland, Nov. let, l-SO a
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, Be II tem.n,.
Ji''Hct OF iSthayen, rs. brred TINT a,
Iiobaie Court holden at Cas,letou. IN and
Tor a.! District o. the 10Th day Of Fcbrra
~, 1853
Whereas josiah Toby. Guardian Of Ma.
lhanel Nse II fawle,, IN sad district. an ~
zane r. sou, has made application 20 s,ld
''uTi TT license To sci! 80 much of III, real
estate Of h's SAID ward as viii race the sun,
81 three hundred aud fry dollars. for the
purpose ofpsyIne the jus, debts Of lLe sad
kyr
Therefore i, - ordered, lha, ,n,d applic.-
ton be reirrTro FOR hearing and GocieIsn ,n n
Session OF sad court 10 bc holden at the pro-
bake office ~ tssiteion aior-ssid on The 9Th
day Of March neat, and that all persons IN
,"ies'ed u" I-n'ihrd Of the time and place of
hearing and deciding said application by ,pb
ii'h'"s a copy a. The record or this .fd.r
ihrre weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Rutland
hei.Ia, nr.spaper printed a, Rutland. m
'"' state 81 e which publication, shall be
prev 2u' Ia the uiu~ appointed for said near.
inF \ true rrp, 81 trrord
iLHON WARNfR. Iadc.
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Men f0I California

are almost utisersally insuring in thisC Company
because term are SO reasonable.
HEADS OF rAmIIIEs are an ious to insure in
this Company IA safe Institution.
SAtAnIED Men. are cnsuring in this company
by scores
Hard 1roykitg men invest in this company be-
cause they reyarllt rs the beat of savings banks
to lay up Their eirnilg, in fer their wives and
children.
Capitalists iniest with this company BY SAX
ing ont policicst'or life, became they regard it
as good AS mont' at l2to 90 per cent interest.
Allclasse. and conditions Of men ensure in this
company becage, just as they do every thing
in!arttord, WIN they meet with losses, they
pay up ut ace.
FEB. IL 5tf
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NNMNNMEe
. O I'm NdxIrY.
NJ Err & IlANT TAILOR,

WOULD inform his friends and customers
that he has removed his establishment to the
building formerly occupied by A. Dyer IL
Co. us Store, where may be found a good
assortment Of goodr Of the latest and most
fashionable styles, consisting OF German
Broadcioths, Doeski ns, Cassnercs, Ncsiings
and Tailor Trimmings, all Of which he Of.
iers Tor sSic at small advance from cost
'iehtleuen wishing to get Il suit would do
well to call. All garments warranted to SUI
or no sale. lie is also ready to wait on his
customers as heretofore. Garments of all
kinds made to order, in as good style and
workmanship ss in any city. Cutting done
for others make up lie has also received
thee ofFashion for the Fall and Wins
tor Of iS5O-5l. 4O1r
Rutland, O:t. 10th, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
taken a.lawer rates thau BY any other eemusyu

The business ofthcCampany will l.. conduct.
Ell upon the JoiNr Stock,an upon the MUTUAL
principal,ni the option OF the insured thus meet
ing the wants mud circumstances of the public
more fully,it i. believed, than purely lnutua
companies ran do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 80 Is yer cent i,s' for Insurance tLan the
rates of tie best organized matual Companies.
or viii rec i've What Is equivalent to % ID per
cent. per dlHNin, in dividend profts paid il a1-
vance, ..a' s.. OF receiving al uncertain amount
at the cnu o etch year in script certificates, re-
iec;nablc ouccrtajn contingencies while at tt.
an. time tie annual cash payment. ar. iucrcas.
ei by the itcrest paid on notes given for half
the amount"i thr premium.
On the ahtuaF Principle, this company pro-
pose to ins'fe at the usual rates Of nntualC Com
paDies dividing the net earning. each ycar yiv-
ing script ettiieatcS rcdcemabe after Mutua,
InsurancetMnd Of Twoliundrci Thousand Dnl.
lars is accumulated, aud charging commission
for conducting that part Of the business ,equiva.
lent to only about one halt tho expenses of the
Company, securing losses being equal larger
yearly diriddid to the Autiiai insurers, besides
giving the members q lien upon . Joint Stock
Capital OF re Hundred Thousand Dollars Il
large Joint Eock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged as teurity for payment Of los.as, in
addition to lie usual Capital and reserve Euud
in mutual CUlpanics.
'This company is not only one OF the most
prosperous also one of the very best in the
f,itord Daiiy Courier.
No ComI}ny in the Union has had such a.
run OF busiitss' as this company since its organ