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CORNERSTONE Frs NOTICE.

w !. The sub-cribers, beiu{ appointed ny
the Hun. Probate Court for the dis,t,rt OF
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive examine
and ANUS, all claims and demands Of all per
sons agains, the Estate of WIN 49, Brown,
lat" OF SHREWSBURY m SAID district deceased,
represented ,rs i,ven' aui ak months from
the I2h day @; January ,,rIuy allowed hy sind
court for thr' purpose, We d. therefore beic-
by elTe notice that we will attend TO the
hnsine,s i our sud appointment ~ the
Counting ,.nnm nr;hcl..c Wa. b. Drown,
n Tia. frat '.nHda Of April and July next
.fom - o'ci1.a ! VI. rnti. 6 o':l,ch, T. NJ
on each Of Sad .tfs
$50 &
JANIS NrTTooS, ! Commits .;ons,s
i. II. ROBBINS. -'''''' ''' 'N'' y -
srYrH " VERNON BE ,tT,nc,n6ered
Dj.tricto. .;at.Inh, %. that az Il 5pcc,ai
sca.' . OF the pr ,,stcC.Grl 0tthc said district
Of Ru,ls',d ao'd al Rutirrp, IN ana tor SAID Dis
tact ca Me Jt!ay Of !,c,r9rry \. j. 49,
rre-eut, iiIa.iiarIoy Bu;ton judge.
Whereas Joseph Iotuusham Guardian Of
James Z Gorhsm nod Mary l.. Gorham
mtr ~, heirs oi James Corr an late Of Fits
ford y SAID d .r,rt deceased Int-.tate mas
Tins day presented to iht aaid Probate Court
"a p"l.tinu ~ writing therein setting forth that
a., sad HGsGs are seized and possessed o!
CERTAIN Tracts or parcels OF lhnd which they
inherited from their late father the sand de-
/ ceased 10 wit; the two adjoining los called
: the Wheaton ana Saunders lots c >utaining
about - acres .! land wIh dwelling houses
/ and barn thereon tuuair and III" wood lot
cali, d tho Hammond ln' containing aOou. u
acres Of land, all III sa'c pitsinrd, inat i, wi!
! be conclusive 10 the ,nlcrcc; o! his sad wards
4 tn sell the atyyc named real estate aud pat
l. -.
rran, hun q license to sell sad real estate.
: Therefore. l. IS ordered by saId court that
/ the sand petition be and the same u hereby
rrirlrfd fur hearing = nd dee sun 10 II sta'ed
session Of said tDu-t 10 be held NJ he OHIO"
3 -! thc Register DFsall cHnft N SAD hutiand
OF the IL. MopGEt Icing ~" Ei tuy Of
.rarch i u !-52 nui list notice thereof he
LIin by ru5iIshID! n certified copy II the
record al III. nrirr ,:i5rc weeks successivriy
yr,r'"us Thereto ia the Rutland Herald {,
newspaper pr'r'"i a, sad Eutirad and CIR
cu,auns N III rci.hhriha"d at I!:ns" Intrr'
cst.a "a order that all persons interested
theron may then aud there appear before said
court aua G icc, to the srint,ng OF sad IT.
cciisr II the, see cl-se.
| 4 true c"rt OF record
! HENRY HttL., Hcssster.
s'TtfF or vfENONr, % 1resn 'nber ed
Dtstric, "f ~. tni -, ! thai 1t a spec -,
session 81 T. Ps"hatf toIr, If tie said DE-
Ia . ct Evug q hcii at Rutland IN and iof the
sai histrirt an The -9;h 81 52nuaf. a, D.
lsh2.
| NIrre7s a certain ta-'rumeut ~ writing
dated -" 25th ia. o. t""'u'ry 4 IL ~
I putp,rt,nc ,pDi. tac iast yi.i AMI testament
81 snssnnah Dayton late NJ n'ddle,own m
! ss'd Gis,rc, drccsnd end rer'.!a other lHstfu
men, an writing dated the lZ,h day 81 Jan i
/. % ls52 PprpaIiinf 10 be coGtc,i " ~r'i aili
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DRY GRO RES.

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

PAM KILLER

DSRRN piNi>PuH kiU,, Zee sr'~r,ibsrs "a "
tps As,~-s 'r she SEQ o( tn. c@icstat.dsfiicn.
I sHre t'slt TO an psio ia ,hc hanan 'y,tg,a
~ It "ace 'oh Sea. BuHT 4 son.
n,lta,N f.' ln, ..i2
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

G ! lha LADIES 'ENrli.t%DE corner u
=. Ncs' 81. auu Merchants Low, N.t!snt,
IT., where na} BIZ EIInI !SI sale toe iy.lon-
tns ;oc's, Va.
Six aud cptl0i warp cs,Imsrr,, cohurrs,
And Aipsccaa. All wool and coiion warp
Mcrrnos, Catherine stripes, tirnred snd N..
irred brocade, Lnt,',s. sik pap,rn., .;Siper
aud wat"tcd p"plins, tIack s.!.s. biae. suG
r7'nrcd s''k Scis-ts -prinh and copper r'st,
from ] to | Z erp,.-- ta,oitras, Eistrps anu
Victoria I.awns-- sw,.s, india Bops and
Null Mos 'Gs- Ian figured, aud Debsn'r
lacs, SIX, linen, catnhtsc, nnd cotton pDctt
hanGA-rehcis. -tlenk and fsrey s.s sra.
yats--.cotlnn, linen, sil., csmtnc aad
EDGINGs AND IS-xWIIOSs.
Strpcd plA'd and wrought InusI.ns for err
.ains -biftprd, ria'c ard col5red H-nb, ,r...-
rod. blue, white snd cotton IAaHc,a. l.,nsss +,
platds, iroctng, bed ,Ictius-, ,trpcf shan
ipgs seiecin., paper csnIb,rs, if al l.'rch..
brown iioitnds, 81. cot,"as, bisek a ro"f-a
dfrlhugs aad Jrsrs, crash, diapers, n.tirh,.
gloves, aud Hose If all Kinds. staie is.s-is.
sha colJ " hnicoenes, BOTTOMS. pans. prrJles,
thtc ads, black and eoiored sewing stik 4r
Hoy STATE. Empire Gnte. and Haf.r
Ia ME- Lony A1de!s, a, Lyeats
Prices.
Az hind. s'oN cotton winch vii b, ,eit
lower by ~ per r"nt than eau ia bought q,
any v'iirf STORE ~ III" STATE.
DRY GROsEairs or AL. KIN M.
Green aud .I-es hn-, JaYs, s,o End eap.
enii"r. piHrn'1, ~ preT, r-ss... ginger. inu,.
t4ld. corr shi h' al s'siclt, - b 90 tSit.,,t..
soda. .ai.tatu', rcG, "oC", rhr'ls t.istr-
crifHr, G.ao', riu'es, .aca, ,Gt,... t..bae,~
.nuh Sperm a." hl'o~ rspti, =. M nd.
~: bard soap, ,',if FuAF ApI Asrt
Inc sb1e- Stock Il Gl.is Wste b9agh,
isr ss-h at tt' ptrpsp, f".s E4tSr srd VIII
br sold ior t.fsif. iUHEE 'hAa lee sopgh,
4! any Wnef eloie 81 .'f..nt... AZ. n.ti~
d" oldcfss Is - AZ, Ss:. s-tss sac. ana
: ~ u E't:.4 - L.. i.,.t,,
IiikatsS raaF.
- C''..s srrs get e.esf ser- !l"'- 4 e.
I, b., and Sc. tUfk
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nElS t,ppuRfONe n .Nsssfai ferft. iF' ~
~ ttfty-la. !l.spssr.s isenc'rr lsrf coss.atiFi
oeas-si IL siiiy, ans Nsrssss iSassrr iEiFt t'f
st.r hatsrs's npn -.trs ~ Eslssts esn sf.ti 9
las s,a'r !rirs yr' s>.s ss ss.. - "
tx sc~-ss- ' 100
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26

- - - DS ti()OSE tHiMN1'NlS,
WAGON TRIMMINGS
HARNESS TniNMlNUs.
Nails, Class, Cutlery and Stone Ware
together with VIA, c",nprl.cs fit rate assort.
inc"t q" Is" above iir- =. vi g. he soand ~ 'hc
uld nNpd al ". u. tow, Ed. and NV owned
b.. Ia" subscriber JOHN T., ADAMS.
+. :. You CA use good Piaoh Rcsi by
the ocar-s, route inns
COMMISSION EKo' NOTICE.
WE the subscribers betnp appointed bv the
w lion. Probate Court for TIC district al
FLitfasen, commissioners to receive. examine
aai ADJUST all cia'ns ana demands 81 all pei
sous against the tate Of joseph Manson, l.,c
oil y els - sod district 'csascd trprcs.nt"d
,rsul>rnt sad 50 r,"c,h- from the go IL,
OF December. 1851. jug allowed hv sud
curt 'rf tnat pn'po-c wc ia thcrof.,c hc'. u,
give r"t'rr tnat ~" Nil attend to tho hnt' GO
ct o"t sH'd af1"lntmeht At the 'w 'H'.' o"n
u. Nl'hnnd Wuyl o. tia / u" Law o.
Aprii nrs'--trom 10 @ aloct A ~. 3.ta o.
ciuCk Y. ~ rlrh &c :, Il dsNE.
Dated fawle;, Jan. 10 1852
JiAi!.F HASTINGS, ,omniSsiou.
OWEN GDODSFEtD ere
JOHN $. HALE $ ESTATE
(Order Of .Notitc.)
s ri OF YHEMoS BE- '' p:s,, cs s'
liza day t., Ian. - !G1!.
Whereas the administrator If the estate or
JOHN 5 Hale lalc Of bubhartton ~ SAID d.s-
t'rt deceased proposes to render AN accoont
ni his administration and presents h,s account
ayninst .a,u estate Ter allowance.
|; - ordered by sad court that the exam.
,ua;i"n vi SAID account for al! vance be aud
, tie sanr Is hereby referred 10 a session Of
.s'd Court 10 he held at the Probate Office in
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
BLACK RIVER
IS 9 ADEAE.
LUDLOW. VT
BOARD OF INsrucrYoN

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
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Indian Roots and Bafks.
Sarsaparula. Yellow Dock,

nFs q. 49, ~cdsei rc Fcss~sees - ATE n. ,rss,
,n - 'ar'rrre 81 thr htoed urt -.-s kuu~r
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HEXNY naLL. R.rnts,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-04

CHILDISH SMPLIcITY.-One Of the passengers on the
steamer Atlantic Mr. Aaron Sutton, in letter to the
Providence Journal relates the following incident He
was an excellent swimmer and apprehensve that the
boat would soon 20 down. she being nearly covered With
water swan of some distance, with child on one arm
and his wife and infant the other partially supported
by lifepreserver. He says:
While We we're away the wreck in the water
several dead bodies and one, nat of
ncar that obliged to kick il with my foot fearing
life might fully extinct and should be caught hold
Of Ny hands Of tied having Frank in with
his little around neck, and my wife in the other
was obliged prope with my feet alone which not easy
even for the best Of swimmers believe the only
company who far from the boat and saved
There we're few single who where and all
for My wife perfectly calm and nan
areabc throughout the whole time. She seemed to fear Tor
the baby than for herself Frsnk when in the water
cried some and said Frsnkey beddy frsnkey
don't 20 in the water any more and Frankey "an
to 10 in the boat again." &c.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-04

HABEAs CoRpUs PRocEEprSes- Readers will remember
the report Of proceedings recently had before Judge DUER
the Superior Court in the of Peter Wec Irish
recruit who brought before his by virtue
corpus and his discharge from the military service
toxcaed at the time he enlisted Several Witnesses most Of
them relatives Of Wech that he drunk shortly be-
fore his enlistment but the recruiting officers and the
who the recruit testified that he sober Judge
DUER gave the matter careful investigation granting
adjournment that time might be afforded for the production
Of all the evidence and after patiently hearing all that
be said either side he concluded that the weight of
mony against the application and therefore remanded
the recruit TO service
Here one might suppose the case would end or IL fur
ther proceedings taken that the decision of Judge
Duer would be reviewed by some higher court But 1t
seems that the friends Of Welch looked to inferior
tribunal for favorable judgment, and accordingly
sued out another writ of hdbeds corpus returnabe before
the City Judge The recruit taken before him yester
day, and by him discharged II seems, therefore, that
the testimony which fails satisfy the mind Of Judge
Duer is abundant TO convince Judge BEERE and recruits
dissatisfied with military service will know hereafter
where to apply for discharge from their obligations with
the best prospects Of We do pretend TO de-
ermnc what is the legal practice in reference to pro-
ceedings by habed corpus but il that there
should be some limit to them.
Ex-Recorder Tallmadge expressed the same opinion
during his argument in the Kane case and his weknown
mastery Of the principles and practice Of criminal and
quasi terminal law entte whatever he may say on this
subject to the highest respect II one Judge may be
pted against another in this way there win be end to
litigation. Judge Duer decided that Welch was sober
when he ensted Judge Beebe decides that he drunk
Waving the consideration that Judge Duer occupies the
higher judicial rank Of the two here is but the opinion OF
judge against the opinion Of another The prisoner
however obtains the benefit Of the last decision and if
the opinion Of the city judge had been adverse to his sp
pcaton, we see nothing IL the practice in this has
been correct to prevent his suing out wrts returnabe
successfully before judge this and Judge that until the
whole judicial force Of the State has been canvasscd
find judge whose opinions accord with his wishes Even
unproessonal readers will readily perceive the
quences to which this must lead.--N. Y. Com. Adp.
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BLOODY REraIsurfos-Msrk Sullivan, who murdered Mr.
Jordan in Washington county Alabama few years ago.
which he sentenced to the Penenary returned home
short time since and shot day last week by
Mr. Jordan lad twelve fifteen years Of age Sullivan
died the next day He attempted TO shoot young Jordan %
his gun missed Are and before he could make the
attempt Jordan shot him.
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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
ii EsEAD QUARTERS,
ORDER No

ORDER No
TENIIE following Regiments will parable for Review
L and Drill at the times and places specified, VIZ:
The 25th Reg Of Infantry at Winmsboro, on Satlr-
day the 7th of August next.
The oath Reg. Of Infantry near Wiuns Bridge, on
Wednesday the llth of August next.
The 9th Reg. Cavalry at Younguesvie, on Friday
the 18th of August.
The 2Gth Reg. of Infantry at Chcstervillc on Mon
day the 10Th Of August.
The 9th Reg. of Infantry at Rich Hill, on Wednes-
day the 18th of August.
Tie 18th Reg. OF Infantry near Ebenezcr, on Friday
the Goth OF August.
The 34th Reg Of Infantry at their Regimcntal
Parade ground on Monday the 23d Of August.
The 37th Reg of Infantry at Wilkins Old Field, on
Thursday the Goth Of August
The 35th Reg Of Infantry near Unonvillc, on Satur
day the 2Sth Of August.
The 9th Reg. Of Cavalry near Glenn Springs. on
Tuesday the 3st Of August
The Both Reg. of Infantry at Timmon's Old Field, on
Friday the Sd of September next
The 45th Reg of Infantry at the Burnt Factory, on
Tuesday the 18th OF September
The 4lst Reg. Of Infantry at Parks Old F!cidon
Thursday the 9th orScptember
The 10th Reg. of Infantry at Boyds, on Saturday the
llth of September.
The 10th Reg of Cavalry at Martins, on Tuesday
the l4th of September.
The 3sth Reg. of Infantry at Kcer's Old Field, on
Thursday the 10th ofSeptembcr.
The both Reg. Of Infantry near Rufs Mountain, on
Saturday tho 18th Of September.
The Reviews will commence at IL O'clock NJ.
The commissioned and noncommisSoned officers
will Assem- lie the day previous to the reviews. except
those OF the 26tl and 3th Regiments OF Infantry, who
will assemble on the Saturday previous. at their Reg
mental parade grounds for Drill and Instruction
The Major Generals and Drigadicr Generals will, with
their Stan, attend the Reviews within their respective
commands.
The Bdgadcr Generals are charged with the extern
sion oftis order.
By order of the Commander-n-C Chief
J. W. CANTEY. Adj. and Insp. Genl.
July ., 1852. 80 tt
The South Carolinian. Wnnsboro IoTkvil!c. Spar
tadbrrg,. Unonyc. Iaurensvile. Chester and New
berry papers will copy weekly until the reviews are
over.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
TO THE sECM,

For the efect1al roofing outfrom the system of all
diseases brought on by indigestion, bousness and i'm
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
|, that sH72{GHT!Sg LNDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are tie great PANA CEA. Throughout the entire
South, these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute, both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country Southern feyers and Southern
diseases generally yield TO their influence at once; and
the unfortunate victim carthy ills and woes made
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
yided.
= Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing.
- THos. J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, s. c.. and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the
try. June 2S-ly.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN SETTING MENERAL TEETH.

VNHE undersigned, owner and agent of DR.. Aliens
i valuable Improvement, for the Southern States
begs leave to call attention to its superiority over all
other methods in the following particulars:
INCREASED SrRESGTH CONTINUOUS GUM, LIFE-LIKE
APPEARANCE. PERFECT ADAPTATION OF TIE PLATE
AND CLEANLINESS THE TEETH GUM and PLATE being
baked into One PlECE without ntersces and as free
from impurity as a, piece o. porcelain.
Dentists are informed that have fitted up Labora
tory in Montgomery, Alabama and am prepared to give
instruction, and FURNISH MATERIALS. Two days in
the Laboratory will enable any competent Dentist to
put up teeth in 1hs style to his entire satisfaction.
The public, ard especially those who cannot use tho
pieces they noW for mastcaton, are informed that
willing to nscrt Teeth this plan, and give the
parties thirty, SIXTY ninety days to test them, after
which they may return pay for them, at their plea
sure Those VI }lo wish to see me in Montgomery must
make immediate application at the Exchange Hotel.
\ D. +. SMITH, Surgeon Dentist,
la st. Charles st New Orleans
July o. GO 2m.
cF-CircularS containing full particulars DC had
at this Office 4
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
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Josiah Pierce and Wife Zack Cantev and Wife VS.. Ed
" ward Z. Adamson-Bill to sell land for Partition
Z Y compliance with order in this case made at last
a June Term OF said Court. invite proposals for the
purchase OF that portion OF the Real Estate OF Louis
Ada,nson, lately decd living OIL Waterce River and
called the Brcvard Place containing it is thought about
Two Thousand and Eighty-threc (2OS3) acres Said
tract adjoins lands belonging to W. j. Taylor Zack
Bowen Z. Parker Estate Of Jno. ChesnUt.
Terms to be specified in proposals as they are open
to agreement Of parties in interest to whom all propo-
sittons are be referred for acceptance rejection
Propositions may be made to the undersigned
Sale not to be effected before the st january next
w. H. r. WORKMAN, c. L. X. n.
july 80 6l 5m.