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The New York herald., 1851-10-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES, a..

HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.
CCR sALE-A ZINE BAY HORSE, lSI, HANDS urGu.
II warranted kud aud perfectly Fentle IN b,rnsa OF
under the saddle. ALEC, srp ttt ot harue and good
vason TO two four will he silt cheap
Apply al Csry Livery stable Ninth street, second
L,OR sALF-A TWO HORSE RocKAwAY WAGON
With shifting inG stylish open
covetcd Rtcknesy will bs scd for lees than halt Of the
ginal cott tnd nearly good To be NOR
Ris s,ahle In Houston street. door from Broadwsy
L,oR sAIE-A SPLENDID BAY HORSE. I5y HANDS
Lieh. ycars old, trot nile In three minutes aad
half kind in all hsrnese Also beautiful driver; EN-.
bfsa stcck will be soid cheap. together with spiea.
did sst q harness Enquire Of ID. Aick, at No. V
Adf t,rcs- Brooklyn.
LroR sATE-tFoE WANT OF UsE) A sPLEvDTD
Rtckswsy Wreor. almost rew This csrriage made
from cell hBoyn carriage maker In New York. Please
address a. A. Hrald ofh'e
II oRsE FOR sALE-A LAReEsfzED BLACK
horse. sound and Aind Eve years old, fftsen hands
high. suitsbe for carriage Price Si9u May be
seer IN harness iny day, atss ocoek, An Apply stNo.
TOMadison street
A FULL BRED MARE. OF TuE FASHION BREED
IA sir years old and uucom mcnly fine saddle ,rse
for SALE during this week AZ Dickels RdRg school, Vest
Thirteenth street. lie perfectly ssntle In harness.
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Route OF ths PrOcessaOn!-The Route OF
the procession of citizens their TO the cheap
est best and most eegaa Boots in 10 down Fulton
street 70 No. l50 B1ooKs. There they.ery hsl, for
that's the place 10 get them good and cheap.
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TINIoN COURSE, L I.-TRorTING. ON MONDAY.
~ osI Is 81 e'eleei, r n. foT purse Of 500 Nile
Lazy sunoh; o. Dmmiek enters g. jack Rossitsr Geo.
Nelson enters b N, Boston Girl.
r9- Cars viii leave South Ferry. Brootlyn. for the
c. IT half clock returning the sports
are over. Fa eGch way. IS cents
JOHN !. SkEDIKER, Proprietor.
T1NION COURSE, L. I.-rROTrING MONDAY, OCT.
~ I3, at 2S NJ for purse of $500 mile heats, best
three in Eve. in hsrntss. Mr.. whepiey Lady
fsmss r B. m Boston Girl Stage. will run nom FULTON
way 70 cents. and wait till the sport is over.
JOHN I. SNEDIKKR, Pfopristor.
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week perhaps the cheapest illustrated paper got
in this country We give below cstalogua Of the nbe
lishments-A Portrait Of Sir John Franklin s,d nus
others of his principal ofcers Engraving of the
noble Danish Iron Steamship Jysnd Picture Of the fa
Pillar Rock Colu nbia River View Of the Fair
Rochester VI Picture repre- septng the Cattle Ground
and shets on the same OCCASION striking En-
THAN Hail. Rochester also the Interior of Floral Hail.
appeared when decked for the Fair These pictures
sketched tbs spot fne engraving of PArodi Sword
BY General Wolfe the day vcscry
and death; View ofthe late brilliant Regatta at Auwerp
Picture representing the Sub-M Explosion in blast
Ing the Pot Rock at He'll Gate; Engraving
the Procession passing through State the
Of the late RailrOsd Jubilee Single copies CENTS
SS Published BY s. French, Isl Nassau street.
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RIH QClAls.

XZh (OM 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
Tin one or more sums) productive real
ns. ~ ts city, portion OF which will be loaned
Exs Seae interest Apply TO JOHN Il, CONREY. No, q
vail street, corner Broad street - wv -
GQ00 TO $l,0OO WILL PURCHASE STOCK AND
RCOO my half interest in . substantiel mech hanical
busines enough work ordered cash 10 DIV
humbug advertise ment business men
Broadway Post Office.
M ONEY LOANED ON STORAGE, OF ALL SORTS OF
ss approved me, chandse psrsonh property. dismoads
shove If pYeferree For Sale variety Of Havana Segars
double tsrrel twist English Guns. Gold Watches Chains
street, front office.
w al. T. TAPsCOTT Il CO., Sc SOUTH STREET,
psnpply drafts for any amount payable throughout
the Red Star Line the Swallow Tail Line the Dramatic
Line, and Line OF Liverpool packets and tho Line Of
gagged on reasonable terms.
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REsrAURAExs.


I'HEsE AUTUMN DArs-THEsE AUTuEN DAYS, so
rsdoent snd meilos with natures rpsned steree-so
balmy IN their golden hssy dreamy stmosrhere-se iavi
ing 90 he sTptte " the fch irutiUn products
not only esrs bnt thc emerald ready w its penrv
bvalves snd Tie smhent sir pour In the lag oi penyit
quot ent Of hlmghy betdcencts but % make ell these
Injuries pcssils pore tempting Mr. sH eLLA stands
prepared 20 assist nature snd present. The in hs artistic
stylt the myriad of hs magnificent Restaurant
hassachuset's Bay Oysters are In hrh season.
CBELLsrs, FOR STYLE, TONE, AND soLIDITYi
- Tor tsste ava atstic modes pSepatston Of All the
varieties Of choice dhes this estahshren probably s
e9ualied bv few Nr alma % Ne .dvsrce Of the tme
bis experience Of thirty years in a parts Of the world nst
h n Do tttNnr tse ef ME pr0elsion MAJ
tachu etts Bay Oysters nov In hisl sessln.
CHrIIEys.-TURTLE, MULLIoATAwNY, LENTtL,
ana ox Tai soups this day al the vtreties 81 Game
lihtN ~ pared adn calvF uith0rt ruuher rrepafei
a a enrer 81 Sever ard Tide. Tho varieties ot Oysto
Wv tWls ts'a'hih mont are worthy of noiice.
SuhILt tN.s-IADfrs DEPARTMENT ONE DoOt
wy ae ~ Christ Church. in Anthony street, Just ems
Wy Where ladies and gfntlemtn procure II
handsome private apartments all the decsces rrocuraIs
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POLITICAL.
ELEvENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
II Republican Nomination
ALDERMAN.
Wesley smith.
George W. Edwards.
roR ASSEMBLY.
Jacob Miller.
poR ASSESSOR.
Walter nsrr6eld.
coSsrAhLEs.
Gilbert Weeks,
Smith sloan.
MECHANICS AND woRKINGHEN's TICKET
NA Eleventh Ward.-For Alderman, Richard Totton.
For Assistant Alderman, Daniel Herriok.
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL De IN sEs-
N sion at Tammsny from A. N. till D r. NJ. till 18th
inst.
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lanes @. M0FrBT. GAS FITrIR. AND MAsUTAc
turev Of Gas Chan deers Pendants Brackets &c Nos
y aud l2 Prince street. third bloch west cf Broadway
btf leave TO ca the attention OF those about fitting
huses with 20 call and examine his Of Fir
lures before ing elsewhere s stock rises
large sssttmeht Of the latest and patterns
rnted eqss in quality, and AZ eonsderby lower prices
than other establish In the United States Samp
cen he seen az Nc. John street.
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INDIA RUssER sUDDs.

-
ITO TIE PUBLIC-iNDrA RUBBER srore-ouB
sttenton has been called TO an ,dver,eme,t ty H1rscs
H. Bay published In the New York Herald Of llth July
1851, and the Courier and rnsuirer same date in vhch
after much unmerited abuse o. attorney Judson
Esq he asserts that dare not charge him With patns
ooodyers Patents un5sr eur ovn sns that does
not infringe Cooeyesre Iatcat In the ahucurs shoes
We have purchased licenses for the tauActure Ia
Ola Rubber SHOES under voodyeais Pstens and rri
money and are dsy paying tariff fos the same an3any
other person might have done the ssms tpossd DO 60
rs,her than pirate upon ooodyesrs Patents. We Nink
mere JEST 70 right 70 use valid patent than
10 infringe ~ NJ Day having been proseouted aehuov
edged Cocdyesrs rghts made settlement and srrced In
future not TO infringe his Patents lie h nov attempting
not only 20 infringe said Patents but injurs
who have t.r s.rre purchassd licenses
And now work oncer thef; and charge Mr. Day Directly
and that over our signa-res with pirating upou
GoedyeGt Patents In the nsnufacture Of Me shOes which
hs nov offering 70 the public; aud give notice ths he
and All who ,cernod with him In or ,ena
ns bis shoss made In voisson Of said Psssst Rshss viii
L. CANDLE
HAYWARD RupBER CO,
- byNn. A. BucNtaEhsr, Tressarsy.
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBnE1 MFG CO.
ro,r - q. Hutohinson, rresidenA
New York. July m 1881.
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Bear Il In mind that GoIdsmlth's Sc so
writing classes win open A. his wrtag rooms 2s Broadway
tomorrow. The terms for private have bees
duced to $40 Ths will be temporary that
u will be we'll to up ply early.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

FoOte, Of Mississippi, IL In Favor OF Union
So 70 foot rather 80 are feet Foote for
the Union. meaning of course the BOOTMAKERS UNION,
az Nassau street. who place all the bess footing
"Chacun a son gout," which, translated,
mepeth Every according TO his taste the motto
SMITH s. JR Clothing l02 Fulton street.
His assortment extensive his articles admirably made
Superior materials and his prices ngures
All who call be Quilted.
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MR. LEOPOLD DE GRAND-yALs PRIVATE BOARD
lvI ps schooi for boya Hudson Terrace Hobonen NJ

Terms per annu 500 full Of classical French
English. and mathematical studies The Spanish. Gernsn.
ara ltsna languages drawing instrumeatal music, &C.
&c. moderate extra charge. Circulars be had at
the principal bookstores and the institution which is
stusted within minutes vail Of the Hoboken ferry boats
landing place.
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RRUoE a cnILToN, AucrIoNEER.-rWo HUM

GALLERY OF Gil PAINTINGS AT AucTIoN-u II.
" Leeds Co., will SELL Wednesday morning. the l5ih
inst at IL o'clock at 5 Broadway the best collection
modern offered in this city Can be
without charge 6 Broadway next to Walker street.
Catalogues to be had at the room.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WAITED.

CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-hr A. DE p. BAEZ, PRO-
- fesscr Of the Spanish Language and Literature having
few leisure hours will devote them p giving lessons his
study or in any part Of the city; and will als. make trans
lations with rectness and punotuaty Address No.
Dey street. two doors from Broadway ONCE No. T.
QooKKREPING, ARITHMETIC ErC.-rAUGHr THO
roughly by syssem Of nstrnetion pseulia!v adapted
for practical by RENNIlLE. 29 Broadway Each
student receives and careful attention, ard
pdly advanced In his studies Open day and evening"
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PERSONAL.


MRS. CONSTANCE CLIFFORD WILL FIND LET
Nl ter TO her address, in the lower post Office.
MARGARET M0RIARTY, OF THE COUNTY KENNY
Il Ireland, will call Mrs MeGlynn at No l0s Twelfth
street. she will hear of her sister Mary
CATBARINE BAcCAGoLUPPo AGAINST JOHN or.
y 70 inform my friend. and the public
street. dealer in Watches Jewelry. Silver Ware &o
not the defendant In the above suit at law. which
ported the several newspapers this city ago;
but ha. the defendant in said suit another and different
altogether from have been sued,
have ever sued any person. October !. ISL.
JOHN b. GINOCHIO.
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TOHN L. vANDEwATER. AUCrIONEER LARGE
sale Of choi:e old Wines. Segars John L. vande
water Co will sell, Tuesday October l4th, at II
oclock :. their saes room u Wall street. choice assor
Of which vate stock and will be found worthy
the atten ton Of hotel keepers and Others and will sold
to suit purchasers Part of the above stock bond
catalogues morning of sale.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-07
gIGEL0W 81 .EXPREss,


ESSENGERS pass 10 aud from all pla
LNl ces on routes Of Pittsburgh, Worcester
and Nashua, Vermont aud Massachusetts,
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burling.
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are so
arranged that all Express Matter can be for
warded without delay to any part Of the u
nited States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes.
Bundles, Rank Notes. Specie and .Nerclan.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &c,
collscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro-
duce, and Merchandise, bough. or sold, and
all kinds Of Express Business promptly utten.
dcd to.
In sending money or parcels of considera-
BILE value, the amount must be stated, Others
wise we are not responsible, in case of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will he received I'M
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uuscnled, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, it being prohibit
! ed nv the Post Office Department.
All packages should be marked "Bi2elow'
Express"
Principal Office .Railrond Exchange Boston
FISK e. RICE, Proprietors.
PRATT s. FosTE Agents, Rutland.
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10 WESTERN PASSENGERS.
b. Rail,cay direct from Rutland and
WhilchaUto Schenectady.
E@a ss So h ss

The undersigned have perfected an ar.
rangenent with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, VT, and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River st.
La wrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter-
mediate ports, to Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence 10 Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight tor any Of the Lake
Ontario or River St. Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail
road.
In consequence ofthe reduction of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, it
will bean object for passengers to avail them
selves OF this mode of conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Of passen.
gers, and are commanded by men Of long ex.
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families emigfating West, by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled 10
procure tickets for any of the Western ports
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, and make contract on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
VIZ. II. STEVENS
A. REED, 3On Board Champlain
VIM. GASDALL, Steamers
STEPHEN Hour, East Rutland.
s. b. SARGENT, Whitehall.
J. A. SMITH, 50
c. RICHARDS, Castleton,
S. Law ENcE, Hydevilie.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1886
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUBLISHED ny
ERASTUS Fl. PEASE & co.
81 STATE STREET, ALBANY.

u OBINSON'S Astronomy, descriptive, physi
~ cal, and practical designed for colleges acade.
mics, and private students, by h. n ROBINSON, AM,
former Professor of Mathematics u s. Navy and au
thor Of Robnscn's Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c;
RoBINsoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools and
academies, descriptive, theorctieal, and physical
RoBiNsoN's ALGEBRA. for colleges, academies.
and private Students. vol svo.
ROBlNSON'S ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, de.
signed as First Lessons in hat science. l2n,o.
ROBlNSON'S GEOMETRY, containing Geome
try, Plain and Spherical TriGonomery, and Comic
R0BINsON;S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, with
results and applications, for schools academies, &c.
PRACTICAL ELoCUTIoN. containing illuptra.
lions of the principles Of Reading and Public Speak.
ing also. selection Of the best pieces from ancient
and modern authors. accompanied by Explanatory
Notes; the whole adap,e. /" the purposes Of I'M
provencn, in Reading and Oratory by Samuel Niles
THE HARNIONIA, New Collection OF Easy
Songs, composed and arranged for one, two, three.
and four Voices with new set of Rules annP raci
cal Exercises, upon an original and scientific plan
for he use of Schools, Singing Glasses and Socia
Circles. BY Solomon Gone, Teacher Of Music IN the
Public Schools and Director OF Music iI the Th I'd
F' NoRroN'S S ELEMENTs' CT SCIENTIFIC AG.
rculture, or theconnecton between Science and the
ar, Of Practical Farming Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol. limo. cloth
SOW WELL AND REAP WELL, or Preside Ed.
ucatnn by Samuel g. Goodrich, author Of Peter
iii rib ctiii.D's ri ST BOOK OF READING AND
Drawing, by Jerome b. Howard, Teacher of Draw inc
in the New York State Normal School
COTECHlSM OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMITRY
and Geology. by James W F. Johnston. F, r. S.
&c, Author Of Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry
vol. l3mo. half bound
SCHOOL BOOKS.
OF every description, supplied, wholesale and retail
at New York prices
Booksellers, Merchants, and Teachers, can have
their orders Immediately executed, on the most &C
commodatine terms; and goods sent, by express OF
otherwise. as they may direct.
N. B. Teachers wishing To examine any Of the a.
bove wroks, will please address +. H. P. Il Co 1884,
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Piano TOrtcS for Sale

/ T h l. NJ w y . ID L i L r.
BY VIM. PEASE, Pianist.
Agent for Dowchman and Gray l.. Dolce's
Campance Attachment Piano For,cs.
The Pisno Forles manufactured by Mcssrs.
D. Il G are all warranted to prove satisfac
tory, and each one has the. entire Metallic
Frame, with their valuable Improvement, the
Metallic Danper and Locket and Cases
Manufactured Nos. 4 and q North Pearl ST.
and ~ State ST. Albany, N. Y.
PRICES FOR 1851.
six ocTAvEs.
Square case, three pedals, grand action,
with Patent Dolce Cumpane.ittac mt 500
Small round corner,c 300
Large 3.O
-Four $50
Seven, 400
with moulding, $50
Extra, 500
Carved Legs, Louis the Nth style,
heavy carving on the front, back and
ends Of the Case, with moulding, 70)
Six octave Piano For,es without the .Atacll-
ment, less $40; seven octaves, less $50.
The subscriber would say that he is con.
6dcnt that any person hearing the Campo
nee Attachment Piuno, would Purchase no
other. They are certainly superior to any
other Pianos Pianos of the present day for
expression. Call and hear them at the In.
stitute before purchasing else where. These
Pianos are used by Jenny Lind at all her
Concerts, on account OF the attachment.
Prof WV. Pc Sc Organist 4 Pianist
Principal Young Ladies Institute,
Cas,leton, VI, April, 1851. 10
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GOpDE AT COST.

VuNlE subscriber being d-s,rous Of closing
= up his business, is induced 10 niier his
e";irs STOCK, Drugs and Medicines. es-
~s,trd. Ut cost, for CAsH. The stock being
fresh and well bought. will afford a rare OPP.
poriunity to all sishing To buy at low prices.
LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland, April q, 1851. IS
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NOTICE.

- either on note or account, now due ARE
particularly Informed that pay ment is desired
Immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland, April 81, iSAl. IS
STATE Of VERMONT, AIDE il rcmcm.
District nf Fa,rhavcn IS. - bered that Mt
a Probate Court held at Caslleton, in and for
,.d d,s,ric, on the 18th day of June, A. D..
lc5i
Whereas, Hiram Francis administrator of
of the estate of James II. Dayton, lnte of
Wells IN said district deceased, proposes to
v"nder an account Of his administration of
s1a estate, therefore
II 10 ordered bv said court that exnmina.
ton Of said account for allowance and lie.
cree Of dividend based uponsd sccount be and
IL" same hereby are referred to a session OF
ra,d court 10 be held al the Probate Office in
Cast.eton aforesaid, on the 2'd day of July
nr,. and that notice thereof I've given by pub.
lsh'ng copy of the record Of this order,
three weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, newspaper printed ut Rutland in
this State, that all persons interested may
appear and he heard in tho premises if they
srr cnnsc.
a true copy OF record,
- ALMON WARNER, Judge.
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Thompson's Arithmetics.

The subscriber has received from the pub
fishers a commission for the rale of this work
in the County of Rutland. The series con-
sists of the Primary, Practical and Higher
Arithmetic, is deservedly popular and has
been recomme nded by the superinte ndents
OF Rutland County, according TO the Revised
Statute. The whole or any part of the Sc
ries will be sold at wallingiord. TO booksell.
ers, merchants, teachers and others, at the
New York wholesale and retail prices.
g f. MARTlNDALE.
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LIBERATION.

TIilS iste certify that have this day
II given my son, d. Bowman Richardson,
his time during the remainder of his minor.
ity, and snall claim none Of his earning and
pay no debts oi his contracting offer this date.
JONA. p. RICHARDSON.
Sherburne, March /, 1851. rs
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STATE or VERMONT, J BE II rem. mbcred
D.,trisi VI FA,rhAyen, ... that at - Probate
c.urt h.ldsu At Csstietcn, ia and for said
District on the nth day of July. A. ID. 1851.
Whereas Oicoit Sherman administrator Of
tie estAie Of Ecubcn Iioslvrd, late of Peultse!,
- said district deceased. ha' made application
to aid court IN writing for license 10 sell so
much Of the res! estate OF said deceased as
will r,isc The sum VI about ScSb,9s for the
purpose Of paying the debts against sad de.
ressed and tue expenses Of administration
aud has set forth such facts therein as tend
t. show that ,ueh sale is necessary.
II is ORDERED ihrt said apple eaton be re-
frred tor heat,rg ana decision 20 session
at ssid court Ia be held at Casie,un in said
distIl ct on the 9th day Of August next, and
that notice thcrrofir given 10 all persons in.
tercs,rd by Publishing copy of The record
Of this order three weeks successfully IN the
Rutland Herald Il newspaper printed at Rut-
land in this State previous 10 the time np'
ppin,cd for sad hearing. A true copy ei
record, ALAos wAHsEH, Judge.
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Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS 4 GARDENERS
Cohbett's American Gardener,
Coles A American Fruit Book.
Bulsts Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of America,
Goodrich's Northern Fruit Culturist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Down'ngs Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by Is SPENCER.
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On and after Monday November Is. 1850 the Cars
on tho Rutland and Washington Railroad will run as
follows:
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Al $50 A. NJ. Passengers by this Train arrive in
New York same Evening, by Hudson River rail road.
At II A. NJ, from Burlington Express Tain
Passengers by THIS Train. arrive In Troy in time for
nisht boats for New York.
At 3,i5 r. NJ. from Boston Express Train. Pas.
senren by this Train arrive at Saratoga Springs
sane evening.
A'9i5 A. from Saratoga Train connecting
with Express Train fnr Boston.
Al 2P. NJ. from Express Train from Troy con
meeting with Express Train for Burlington.
81 Si5P from Troy A :commodation Train.
CHARLES l., PRESCOTT, Chief Engineer,
Casiletoa, Nov. "A, "a, 1850.