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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-02
HENRY, STODDART & co,
81 WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS IN
Clothtry8,
boots AND sHH Es,
III - - =

B O q rs A N ID S III Cd II
Corner Couti and Water SIS, 4NoJi2e, liza.
JNo. HEvRY, ALEX. SToDDART,
J. W, Field, JAMES TAFT.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Planters Traders and citizens generally, to our
Ycry Ettcnsire Siork of the above articles
which have been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market.
We are at MI times prepared TO furnish TO the
Trade, every style of Goods in our line, at salts
factory prices, and would respectfully solicit or
dcrs.
Oct. Ord, 1850. 2l-Gm.
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CovENANT Lopez, No. 20.
WIN. Spillman, N. G.. Josiah Stallings Sec'y,
Meets at Columbus, every Saturday night.
McKENDREE Lopez, No. 80.
F. C. Eggleston, n. G.; John A. Timberlake
Sec. Meets ut Columbus every Monday night.
FRlrNpSmr LopGE, No. rs.
M r. Glenn n. C.; W. DowSing, Sr., Sec'y.
Meets at Barton, every Friday night.
ToNBiGRY ENcAMrMENT, No. 6.
Thomas II. Williums, c. p. John X Peiroe
Scribe. Meets at Columbus, on the LIST and 3rC
Tuesdays of each month.
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From the N. Q. Daily Delta. Sept. 18th.
History of the Expedition.
By one the Prisoners released blythe Span
ash authorities

Wchad a conversation yesterday with Mr..
one of the late expedition to. Cuba,
who was the fourth prisoner released BY the
Captain General after NIessrs Haynes, Kelly,
and Van Veehten, and who arrived in the
city yesterday, per brig Tehuantepec. From
this conversation, we have gathered some
facts which have not been published before
Mr. Summers, speaking Spanish, was able
to avail himself of the pardon offered and
surrendered to the Spanish soldiers at San
Diego. He was treated very kindly by them,
and taken to Havana, he received his pardon
and passport, and left the next day lthe4th.)
He represents that there were 1876 prisoners
in the Pnnta, who were we'll treated; that
except those released, they would all be sent
to Spain and that but for the mob IN New
Orleans, the Captain General assured him,
that all would have been released
Mr.. Summers states that when the Pam
lpero went to Key West, Gen. Lopez me-
some Creoles, With whom he was engaged
some time ii consultation t was theI
comnunicat to the men 81 Capt Gotay
a Creole officer, that the people Of the islam
were ready corrective them On their landing
They according Weighed anchor and Set sail
i w infer from the spirit Of Ir. SIMMER
statement that rom the eomneneei
there was some feeling of Jealousy between
THE Greolcs and Am ieans steaner
However left Key the men q goo
spirits, and bent On hen Supa
the morning boll5 eiat clock, To
fans n SIM las we've discernIGlle ia 6he dis
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casionally exercised acts Of friendship, both
in private and political, which entitled me, in
my judgement, to moro Of courtesy, forbear-
ance, and liberality, than Il has been my for
tune to have meted out to me in Governor
Browns controversial essay
II. s. FOOTE.
Coopers Well, Sept. 16, 81
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

TNHE undersigned re- GDRY CO06Sa
l. spectiully invite the EEESILSSEs-=
citizens of Columbus and the surrounding coun-
try to their large and handsome stock ofGoods,
Just received and now opening consisting o,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ofevery style and
variety Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots md Shoes,
comprising all the new styles for Ladies' Cen
tlemen and Children Hardware, Mails Iron,
Castings, Wedding Hoes, Trace Chains &C., Sad
dies, Brides ManingaLes &C. Crockerg, Glass
Wood and WillotU Ware, and all other articles
usually kept ~ thar tige.
in addition to which we have just received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF
sPRING GOODS
sonsistin Grenadines Tissues, Cotisnabians, ORR
sntals, Baisarfaes, French Jaccncts, Bqreges, ~
Bopni Cbecks Paid SIX Tissues, Orgafldies, Eng.
fish aud French Prints, Printed Laich, Fre''ct
Maslins, Bayadfre, Eaibyoided Mnslins, &c. &c.
ALSO--yge expeet soon 10 receive some 30U'
pair Of RUSSETS and We invite orr friends q
call and examine.
All of which we will sell on as goods term
(either for cash or on usual timel as can b
Sought ofany good honse ii the city Of Mo5ll
GOZART, HUMPHREYS, & BILLUPS.
Feb'y 81, 1851 45-1y.
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-MD E2 VA (" GDGD ED@,
HENRY & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry COedS.

Corner Conf and Water Streets, MOBILE.
Are constantly receiving by Foreign Arrivals
and from the best manufacturers in the country,
NetU and Scasonable GOODS adapted TO the
Southern trade, to which they invite the attention
Of Wholesale and RetqH Purchasers.
LANTATION GOODS,
Tn great variety: Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys
OsnaBurgs Brown Shirtngs Sheetngs, Bleach
ed do, Striped Domestics, Denims, Cottonades
Tweedes, Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Bed Tick
ings, Checks, &c
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct 3, 1880 2l-6m
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Co1uMnus r. A. CnArrrR, No A.
C. II. Abcrt II. r. n. +. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the LIST Monday after
Isl Friday of each mouth.
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98@ 8@P 88S A8e
Is published s1sg Thursday Morning.


Osp1er n, f1s South East corner Of Main and ST.
ToLh Streefs, ianediately Adore the Grocery Store
Of Taoe,as n Williams.
TERMS:
TuRrr DOLLARS year invariably in advance
excepting Town subscribers, who will be charu-
ed SO 90 when payment is delayed six months,
and 81 90 ifnot paid until the end ofthe year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ono Dollar a square for first insertion; and 50
Gents a square for each continuance. Ten lines
or less constitute square.
rPRoFEsSToNAL CARDs Il year $40 co.
For less time s 2j per month.
Professional Cards published g. paper furnish.
ed enc yenr nj Sl2 90.
OrrUARY NoTICEs exceeding 5 lines chart
ed at shc discretion Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS for the year contracted fo
at liberal discount.
All communications addressed 10 the Eduo
must be posi- paid, in order to insure attention.
JOB PRINTING
Ofall kinds NEArLx and PRoMrT1Y executed
BLANKS
For Shoriff7s, Magistrates, Constables, Clerk
&c. furnished ut shortest notice, from 81 rs tC
81 so aquirc according to quality.
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S. epF r..

CoLUwrus Division No. ., Sons CT TEMPER
AKcE.-rhc stated meetings of this Division, are
held at Temperance Han ut Columbus, every
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
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DAnNrY LlrscoMn LopoE, Ia.

Scott Thompson, w. NJ Richardson, Sec'y.
Meets 81 CrawiordsvilIe, on the 3rd Saturday
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SOCIETIES IN LOwNDEs COUNTY
MASONIC.

CoLuamus LopcE, No. 5.
s. S. franklin, w. M. N. f. Goodwin, sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the LIST Friday ofcuch
month.
Lowxprs Lopez, No. III.
A. w. La,np,in, W. NJ. OF. Keelcr, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
MONTH
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Editor 8 Proprietor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
West Rutland House.

THE BsCRl3Eg Sonie give not.,e
to ll, iric1Gt aud the public that %" has -.
irsscd ,E. old esihbii,brd aud well known
PLBLIH UDL,SE,
Al Hsa E.uasd, ~ and ,he SAM" hayin.
been newly turnish"d shd generally reno.
,ated anc Improved "a ifs Int~f1si arr'ur,.-
i,c n'p--is nov of- n - the acc .UrDdst on
Of the '',rs.ias lnh'r, amt 70 All y hom hu.
n,es, y a'I'r - crrstn,.I't iIsy siN i
IA P!ae"
I.sh,rsf - t!'aAsnty r'd4'-1 "6 ;is
me oi lb~ R,dr"sh 'it,~1 IsHaad :" 1yog
snd also - IA feLaH . ts but THsff "a .,.
froia tL.EtNb0s -,HGssS-- 90 aad irsm
h,ch place, stsg~, arrive and .d~pin d4..,
on The ARRIVAL Of The Can and "a snh.n a
unie ii the e~i-hIsled .HsfLis Q.arfI,s 1f
- h,rh R1Iisnd 10 ~ n1iTd
NJ FsIss val t-s spared By the sph,riIt-.r
to rrn1ri i.,is house 41ieI aAg sgrrvaU.r &C..
so't ilF i.ir if4relcr, and comfortable sni
piessaa, stopping place 81 get;ienaen Oh oa.
s,nsss Of p'rssUr~
II Hor-t. and Carriages al ell i,ss-s "A
read ia-ss lot toe sreo,r 'aocIlESs 81 A,, pot
tu,Is. 7 7, bDSS
wui Rutland, islr: -. ~
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Was r,rcd by the Old Woodbury. Mo'gan 800
THIS horse took HE first premium h, III"
State Far AT Albany As a irr:a horse he
Is no doubt the best stud horse IN America.
tie is ir"m the beg, family OF .Morgnns. The
The same horse sired oid Tailio TINT sired
Old Clifford aud 1aiiio's dam, and wes far
superior io old Clifford ~ every respect lac
is blood bay color, and weighs 1900 pounds
tie sired Gray i!a~k that stood ai Brandon
last season. Gray llawh %as sold last SEA
son for $ 1850 aud was taken /" Ch'caoo. -
Tai'," stock !. Gar superior 10 Binck iiaw.'s
~ every respect | uu the first man that ev-
ar paid large pr,re far II Morgan f'ors" ~
/ purchased the Old Woodbury. Morgan m
the year f-I6 uf John Woodbury., then :"
Bethel, at the enormous sun, as II was then
thought, of 5000
Ia lao is now u, VIM. NJ. Fields stable IN
Brandon, aud will remain there through the
season.
Terms Ten dollars TO ensure n ionl. All
mares disposed of hrIorc tho usual tine vi
ioaiiUg will be considered with toai.
WM. WALkE Agent,
ilartland, June 7th, ISjl. ~
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STATE OF VERMONT, , Il
lI,rt.s R.,la,I

STATE OF VERMONT, ElE i,rencm-
District OF kGtland, , kDbcfed that at
asrcci. sc.-ioH OF the PrVhat, Court OF III,
'aid District Of Rutland held at Rutland in aud
tor the .lil district,on the hrst MoLd1y being
the 7th day OF Aug, u. ISL
riescut Hcu. Harvey Button, judge.
Whcruas Daniel Brown administrator OF
the estate of Soyhron,a A. BrcsJcc late Of
Rutland IN said district deceased intessate
has ,hls day applied to SAID Probate court
proposing to render AN account vi his ad.
n,n,.,rnton Of said estate
Thercl1re it is ordered / ' said court TIA: the
examination OF said account for allowance
and decree Of thc residue Of said estate al
ter pawn, debts and expo nses t. the persons
cuutlrd thereto he and the same are hereby
referred to stated session Of said court TO
be- held al the office of the Register Of sai
court in said Rutland on the Is, Monday be-
ing thu LIT day Of Scrtc mber, 4. ID. 1881, "
tina, notice thereof be given by publishing a
certified copy OF the record ofihis order three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald IA
newspaper printed IN SAID Rutland IN order
| tina, all persons interested therein may th-n
/ and there appear before said court and obJrc,
( 20 SAID acco mi and DEGREES they see cause
\ true copy OF record.
! HENRY HALL, Register. 81
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.r>rr OF vrRMo>r) pr 4 r,men

,I\1E or VERMONT I)E 4 r,mem-
i'sttict II kutisni ?; ( Dbr,st tbatts
, srecttl session st the Prostate Cont Of IN.
'stt t,'',ct 4 Rutland ittl Of Rutiasd H. ari
ip' 'hid Detect On thc ij,h day ~ IOWA u
laJl
rte,cr,, tIsn ilarrey nutton. 10 iys.
Nh"t.S' Wa tlim,fr Executor ut ,hs lat
va, ind tvst ,n~ot OF = Lac S,u,th !a,s Of
Hutl,ni ~ sad District decsasrd tes,nte has
Tia, day appl'cd to sad court proposing IL
,cndcr \ hnal account ~ the attn,sstr alton
ni the estate ot Nal! lcCsa.rj
fhrr,iorr, Il - ofdetci by .ttj Court ihst the
cNn,niGhttrU AT sail account Ter lev atao aud
lcc'ee o!thchiiatce ciase's found in I'll, haitJs
on the settlement al said account,
{" ihe persons omitted thereto No and the IAN.
are hsr' ~ rr'rttc It, q stated sts.inu of said
Z cant Ia ne he 81 M bErc IT thc Pegiater o.
,tl Court 10 katiauI ~ ,a,l district on tLa
II Mond'v. teus tie IA. day ~ Aug A. ID
leil nni thlt notice th,rcot 10 given ~ rub.
tis''. . CyTt.i,ri "HI Of thr record AZ this or.
i+r tht'r v'cl. .ut', 81 -'y rresitus thereto.
s" the kutleui Herald \ t,ssler,r rriptsd ~
aslt Rutland. - ordcr that Al persons interest.
! y. rein. iuaN To q R'i ti,ra npi,ett brfor,
t1.l t"wI, nul oAic,' /, .id s,coGut AID
'",'"r. - thcA 90 tapt..
'rnf ,, 4 r,co't
- iitNHf iiAtL, kes',tx.
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n UN Away

l'bhN 'Nr 'Hbss'ihct ~ ths tst, i,t, ypItN
tciH KY AZ t.As,,~.i ar, ,.r,,ee stan,
u s''' ~ arc. i.is - {. -, q ,n ,.ts.,s
tsf"ffnG - trUtiias sstd 81 .. .bANtas
~ as'isp bN u~hits,snV q BAKE
tss'Istos. jaus -. iEsi slgs
r,rsce'. iic~ ihe,,, rsl,a, js,..
Nh.rras NJ. tat.ns n M,,tts ,,,,a,s,,
'r'ris dt1o rsih's a. I. s~eA Ma.,io 49, or
RH'isos - 'ata d,s,t.ci. Eevss ,wtesl,Is 90,
hS'rt"i"t, 80 ~ - ,he ~ h ~, ct IayA l.
'Ai1 ailoNed "se CO. thctrpor ~ ,itt,os ~
ihc cs'sle ard ps' ihc ,lrhls 81 'bc sad 10.
frs'ei and The ss,d nvipa ~ hzs the dsy
sPri'cJ ~ rad coui, ~ al -ttcnsaa 1T the
t'n'r 80 allowed sssisic.sid 10 the Eth d,y
# July i'-i2
itctti,t,. 1, - erieroi ~ saii Cast, tht
'i'" lrai ~ AMI ascis'en &C ,s,t ~e'iticn he sns
'HrN lerr'y str rs'ytred tts stated sessiun Of
'"L Probate f,lf, 10 - hsii ~ the once ~
thsheets,er ~ "A. ltsst, A. ssidRptlAnd "a tho
h't Aendar hsisg the lih a.v Il Aur.
J.. u sHl tts, notice ihstest J.. ytven ~
publishing est,1acl copy - ,hp reear, of The
az Ter 1t - "ssks excessively previous thereto
~ the Rutland llrrsll y uuvsrsrer r,iptsa
NJ eHiikuNNhd, aud eitrniaitd ~ the p,i.thor.
hood y thrse 'H,'rt,tri. IN order 'hsi al le,
sous Interested To YEN ~ thew and there ap.
Vo-t 2 ftto sHi I carrt ma ~ ct to e,anting
o. sri.t ottrrtirai' they 49, ,ato
'rne @, ~ 1T fer"'l
81 Henry i'AiL Etsh;.r
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STATE OF VERMONT

Rutland 80,
,.w,ct Manufacturing 10.
p, Ru,laud &"
Henry stanley, Court ApflI
Mytpn y. stanley. Term 1891
john l. { Stanley,
tklgT on Judgment rendered hr sad
- court a, the April term 4. ID. l-l3 tor
, rsnm ol three hundred sixty -iour dot iaf =
id ,1u- cr1,s damages an tNrl.ty Two dol -
.,ts ana ,htrly.sIS ccuis costs. A.so Ter =
,trn,ent ior ,hr sn.n of three hundred clgh-
LAX dollar, and i"rty cen's
Bccau-r ia" sad lirnry Stanley IS absent
from this State and has no, had personal m
,.re Of the I,-nding al this suit IL IS ofdrr>
d, that he IT, notified Ia appear y, the next
nm Of ri, court, 10 be held a, Rutland IN
.s,d ~ointv On the second Tuesday Of sep
mbrr \ - ,-il. then AMI there !" answ'
.re,o. hy publishing ,he substance at the
,,n,,ff Gcciaranon. together with ihis " ,
-, three weeks Eucccssiseiy IN The hutianc
rrald, pf,nt.d at Rut!snd tne las, pus''ca
n to he at less, twenty DAYS before sad
4. IA, uhich shall be deemed sufficient notice
And day thereof. gwen, &c.
r W. HOPKINS, Clerk
g1ccit,n a. Allen
.auys for Pin.
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All 3HlEAY1 -uiU-f&L
HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON.

Tnr undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and tniatgrd the above extensive establish.
Incni, continuing ~ all about $50 rrou,s
would respectfully give notice that 1t is nov
ready tor the reception and accommodation 81
the travelling community
An extended notice Of the unsurpass' d
congcuiruc.rs If tins House j. trrm.d -.
pcrGeus, as the numerous lnpruvcrncn's
winch have been made carnpt be made can,
not be property given ~ an advertisements
Suffice II to say that NJ expense hns been
spared 10 render M apartment perfect.
The Furniture "a: mad" expressly 10 orde.
regardless OF cost. aud ccriain portions OF II
especially the drawln:' rooms, viii be found
to b. of the innst beautiful aud tasteful
manufacture Tn" dining rooms are capa-
cious, and the hours for meals Will be 40
airansed as 10 suit the convenience of ia"
early and late.
Every department VIII be conducted IN AT
uue xccp,iouahl, nnnner, aud the pfopr,rl"
pledges hsclf ihat ,hr American Hon-- sha!
toe truly The Travellers iiomr Az 50
Jan, I-:i, LEWIS RICE.
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BLAcK HAWK JUNIOR

49, fEiilS t-irSrJi"t horse will he
6'rSA ] hcp,tbe ctSutu. .asuu com
~ mcHciug III Nav and ending 1T
E-,.sA Ssit.,nbsr, at .i,e .'ahJo o I.y-
~ Z mar telt4s Ia Orwell. Addison
,--v'-a ID" t~ia county, "
lIiS lcortilul h'isc j. Is had, high,
his color hragii!ui black. age s,x years ~
June Binchha~k JHniut VT, snei Icy t,o old
BIl SHANK of Brdrpii. III, dam is b,acn,
wciyhiu: 100 lbs. III. stvc. is unsurpassed
aud ~ Great emanl TIL. horse took III. fret
premium at the ADDISON County air. hold ~
N,Isehres. H. also tooa the fret premium at
t.r Essex County Fair hcid in kre.siilc, Ny
H. September. N.th the exception a. beir,
larger than his sire, he rc-.mb!cs Inn ri">ei
than any "ue that ctn lac produced. Tor beau
~, speed and action, he challenges the world
I" brett him The sab.ct,bcr was offered
5000 vn the IT. ci May, Il! MIGiimore oi Ia
tmuIc
Breeders Of grod horses are respectfully ia
sited Ia eats and zee him.
T,IMs 81! the .enhou. PasturiaF fotp'-h'
ed. Accident, and escapes al the t:h % IT,,
owner.
y. II. No business dono Ola TIE Silhaih.
/ IIiroN.
Orwell. May. 1851. ~ go
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WE subscriber having nnrcha'ed til. old
L aud we'll known establishment, and hhN Ing
Thoroughly repaired aud FURNISHED the same,
is now ready 10 wait upon such ot their irlend',
and the rnhiic as may choose to become their
guests IN H. 'ir visit. to Rutland either OF. husI
/ n-ss or pleasure.
rlrtic. will 1t al times he waited upon at
short notice
>,a-c.rln daily from this Hou-c to nnA from
Clarendon N,,rings and the guest, of the ii"uSe
will II all times iud carriages in rcadiu"-s
to CONVEY 'heil - md from the depot, on the
arrival 81 each train Of cars
Horse and carriage. at al times IN rcadi-
nes- fer the u>e OF tLcir customers.
J PRtTT
! Rutland july ?. 1880 Zjtf
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PIANOS FOR SALE
AT CASTLEToN SEMINARY.

THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby m
orm the pubic tina, he has IN hand and is
constantly receiving Pianos OF all prices,
from the celebrated Manu..cintv Of HAtiIT,
DAVIS Il Co., of Boston, winch he VIII sell
for c'>l or approved credit "n the most rca-
souahl, terms. Having made arrangements
with SAID Company. he will sell ihom cheap
or ihan they can be obtained, IN the city -
Those wishing to purchas" a brilliant toned
instrument. warranted for one year, Will
please call before PURCHASING elsewhere.
l.. J. iiALLOCk.
Casileion. Arr,l = l-5l-
Tins rcr,,iies tina, f.. ! iiali"ck, Of Cns
Teton VI. is our authorized agent for the
sale OF Piano For;rs. All Instruments from
our mandatory. can be bought nj as low a
price an, warranted, as II purchased al our
ware-rOons.
UALLET. DAVIS y co.
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HELP ONE ANOTHER

IN time Il peaC, prepare for war, AID While -
j health pfcf atr ior sickness. Tie R-rksl II,
Mutual i'elitn ~ '",1'on Of F5iist"id, Mas
coinmcnis itsei 10 the public u means OF se-
curing TO "ursei,e. aud families a sEppOrt,
wh,n by sickn.s,or accideut rem ;er,d uGlb 4
e. r1rn a lIveit. ood.
"Ac think ~ hazard nothing in saying ,na'
the insurance N this Associate ~ 80 safe 4 Il
i popgl1r We again invite pn"liC Si'entlyu
10 this sut j-cl' - hroSa ifoanta'H FisenaE
iur IaILta.ag. &C. tircuiss.
sDtr f CHAPMAN. Ratiau3
Agent FOR Rutanl and kdjisou Cuun,i,-
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MSTY fUNDG.

~ the Star, to doors .No,!h Of tho Cont.
Hon@, East SIDE IF Eankiin square
ECs-r received general assortment oil
- American, Eng l,,h French and German
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK.
EKi AND HiRDWA r..
wh,ch viii br sold cheap tor approved Cred
IT or most k,nds at Country Produce, aud
very much cheaper ior cash, wiliionl r"SJ"r,
10 prrs"ns insiders and outsiders II the cav
ilizcd and l3arbatIaus nj the sauir.
.. l. ROBBINS.
Rutland, May, sol.
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". II. SMITH,
attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
AND 49,
soLtCI TON IL CHA CE X Y,
(Ru'ionH, Vermont.
". II. SMITH,

>TAVt. OF ERMoNl, b. It rcmcmbereA
District Of Rutjand, So. that at y srccial
Session OF The probate court holden ST kutIdnd
~ and tot SAID u sirtc, of Rutland, on the 5,h
day e AIgmtt ID IN5i
Prevent, Hon, Harvey Button Judge.
Whereas George ". TopIiff, administrator
Of the estate OF Reuben Gates late Of Sbet
burre 10 sad district d-ceasci intestate, has
tli,s day app cd to the sad Probate CONT,
prn,o. pg 10 render IA account Of h,s admin.
rs,ra,ion of sn.d es,at'.
Therefor II "a ordered BY the said tour,
that the examinations If ssi1 sccouut fo- alloe-
aUNe aud the DEGREES e The bA tnee Of assets ia
II, bsuls Ia the persons tuti:iel thereto be ana
tie sane are hereby referred &" stated So
> on Of sSid court to be held al the once -
the REGISTER OF sa,d CONT n tu'an1. "a sad
D>trict on the 1T Nprdat leir. tic VI d'y -
Srri. 1881 and notice thereof be given by
Publishing certified copy ui the record 81 in's
ofier thTe. sseks sUsccssiveiN previous thereto
70 the Ruusni Herald a newspaper p'irIed a,
,,,dRgtisad and circn,a,'ng 10 the ne'ghhri mood
ot th".e tnteryst "a. order HAT ali refs"ns fh-
teGeti.d therein MAY thcn Anl there arPear be
fore sad court and oblsct to AID account anl
'dslrecs II : ~ .ec causc.
HENRY nall, Register.
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MARTIN L. BRADFORD
Cutlery, Hardware and Fishing Tackle,

VI L. y. is Agent for Leonard end Wcndt.
Patent Tailors Shears and Scissors, which
,e,vrd the first Premium, "a Silver Medsl)
a | he Nassac husotts FAIR, 100
every par is warranted
NJ l.. H. ais received silver Medal for
superior iron, ilics and Fishing Tackle, man.
uta c,uTcd by hin.
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
Jhl. de, tpe.srsd -
II. l.. > L J. y L T. 7.

Ll',e. IiPs .sr-pc,i bs-ir-re' lltst-nd.i
e., e sa~al la ,I4Ed,, foe.rs nsirf Cap', H-f.
&c sand Is ics ,,as-~"e.I,i l'4ient ~ I'g4'
-;xats ',if-. l.tstinds s..f.i- Coo "a fo,s
81 i..sisrs-. hsGDeS hsads iso's kDIsss t,pf,
p.rie hopsrs., } a. r, PrEe,l,; Kgssia VAiis
is,hssa Tea u, de-, J,st. Lad Wa, $50
t-rr."Qc' ~ 4 l ~ taos '~ses i,s Fs'
eats
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\ X l. THIS method
10 iuinr u the Ladies
81 I't,-inId aud VI.
rn',y,,hat ih"y have
just returned from
market w.ih the pres
rn, t'yic "f Sp',ng
and summer Fash.
ions ! hey would
al" say I" the pub
ie, that they hrr pre-
pared 10 f'g.c' all "r
frfs IN their linz 81
pusipshy such Is
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,o,,ui..io>tus .oT,,r

~ y, - --.F'IH-Ts -II-g N.I-ulsI - N, no
w rr,,ai- i.1,u ir' iHe d.. t..t oi hslE.d s,ir
.HIrviria - 10 lu'ci'', t4a.i.liss I'D dyH'I 81
oia,.n' att IL ig.u!. - ali I"fs7ts s;Am.
thr .,'s'~ 81 Drv,l o. ~ ~ at ~ iDstb, =
ssIs d.''r-'. a"'~ sssd 'TPfesrrts.i ,EssIvsL'
-r' " .,t'h' !TVSu - - G-y VI Iur'
-. "iIg i"S-i by d rnYr, f'i that rar
l',,' NC D. ,b~tr.s'. l,1sLy g.sr i.,i'@ ~
NJ "a 10 ails I'd u lh, hussncss f ,ut ss,. o.
p'4ninp nt 81 thu oSriiirg boparu u l. a.
hrl'llh ,n Fancy "p ~ - H1y - Soc rs
b. mat. from - 'clD-k \. VI Bh,i .
elora T.. " b-seS IL ,s.d jsss
ii>s-a =. Dsnbs In. tIr. Day n Jai.
i2Si
Rtsj FAFsEN' Ecnns.,s,.
TISii o.
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Bong .'., ,Hera r,h,h.i,na "a ii,r world ana
d"4hic iits -rr 81 ali 10" ",h~r tfsv~,ing tic n
ssenes 80 iht | pui together.
4 .ttN Uf IT'S BLErI.ANTs
~ dtaa the GREAT ClR OF JtGGER
hSUT
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FOR SALE.

TE!IE .rhscribcr o.!,Is lpr sale two Dwell
Il iug Houses 81 the man Stree, ~ RI.
land Vitae, including thc house nov "ccu
p"d by himself, together "hh ,l,r wb"i" "'
any p"rtin.! of tin iurmttdir. Also n shp ~
TRINITY Church, aud one IN the BaI, 81
Church.
one fourth IA" consideration money wd
hc required ~ advance, and Tor the irsicu,
a crcdh viii be gwen from OF" 10 ten wears
a. n,ay b" Desired by the purchaser
SOLOMON FOOT
Rutlind, May7, ISL l7r