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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
FoEr llElLEMAS. on Black Creek,

% miles from Jacksonville, Oct ~, 1850
Drur Sir Since left Tallahassee on the 9TH Sept
viii, the army for the Seminole campagn have heard
but once either from that place or any either ciT!IZru
country until tie day before yesterday when arrived
here. 60 r :,
crossed over and pursued the route towards the strong
hold of the Indians the OGtiacoochec On the way
we fell in with several small parties of Indians, Billed
about 20 and took squaws and7 children PRISONERS
O,c Of the greatest difficulties to be contended with IN
rxped;;ns aaa,st tie Indians in Florida, Is the trans
narration of provisions and forage Tor horses we nave
not escaped our share OF those dllhcues lHcre are
but lew haIboss in the Pennsna, ei'ner on 'he y -,
l,n,c or Gulf and the transportation Tor an army Of
, 700 half OF them mounted, requires large tram Of
WAGONS or packs; and the country on every sue IS
bic TO attack from the nsdious enemy large escort
10 every train From The Atlantic side the GS'
,nn rpe depot on Black Creek to The principal point
On the Ouilllac oochee is about ~ miles Gov Cal from
the time lie was placed i'll command OF me e*peu'to,'
has pul in rcquiSon every means Wlhih MS e''''"' "
establish dcpos ard cause them TO be supp'ea a;Py
wL nrorisnns The post u! greatest Importance frt
Dranr about 60 miles from this point, ana near 'hc
Ouilhlacoochce was most unexpectedly TO h!m aoan.
Goned in consequence OF SICKNESS amongst Inc ""P
This the Governor learned but lew gay oe'oie
the opcnur of the campaign, and where lie expected
| TO find all abundant supply OF provisions 'o'''"e
was to he seen but snou!detng runs: Ch tte'I nv
;nv information OF the abandonment oil Foft Df"'si "
Governor ordered large supply 81 pr"''so'''
r,ye 10 The mouth Of the OuIlhlacoCchrc ana
Ln,, r., ,e established liIe liver ABOUT 10 mics mum
,h. n,ou;h Alter leaving For, Draue with short al
lowancc Of provisions, ali however that could be Obtain
ed we marched for the Ou'lhlaeoochee anu sn hs
-oEsinr said by our guides to be tordabe in Tue oFnI
n.,ry Slate Of lie water we found 10 be swimming ac
we were salucd by brisk fire from The enemy Oil tls
opposite side, which was ret"fht" ana hrp W ;, 90
pJr,hl,. ,ime Our luss was three killed and e'shl CT
"r nrovis;ons were almost exhausted, and would
have required several days to prepare ai. to Grass NE
| ,,taInn NIt
,h. + advisable to move towards the mouth OF Inc
oui,5scoochee, distant only about 30 miles, for fresh
supply expected to in depot not ~ mules from n ps
detachment sent in advance met U.S. however; s!t nea
/ from, seine cause unknown had been established
and, we were compelled TO fall back this point io'
The purpose of recruiting horses and lorwarang
visions the country around the mouth o. inc
coochee, is an mpencrable swamp for great distance
the detachment Of course could not ascertain the cause
why the stores at the mouth of the river were not SEM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
MAR RACES

Married, Thursday evening !nst b" the Rev Nh Keeling Mr.
ApoLrrs GoDp,S Miss SrME Oldest taush-
ter Of the late John Synic Esq, all Of lhis city.
Married in Rockngham, on Tuesday, the S!h u by the Rev
Wm Coffin W G.. RoHERTs, Merchant, af Nelson, 10 Miss JAaE
C., daushleI of John Miller. Of R9eknghnm.
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E;Syw gTs0sfs:gssFS ssOtfN1'S
n LOCK AT THIS

Alexandria s,ottcTy, Class e.,
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. g., Thursday, Nov "a
Rich aad SpieaIM Shc%,G
$4,000 S!o.O00! Sl0',@o! 5000! $4,000; S:,l9o!
%3.OGG. S:!5tD! $1,000!
80 Prizes OF 800 dollars each!
30 $50 dollars each!
IN 90 dollars each.
I'll prizes Of $50 dollars.
Whole tickets only go; halves 81 quarters 81 ~:
Certificate Of package Of - Whole tickets in this
mapqirccn, scheme, may be had for S doil'fs-packa
u,s o. halle. ard Gulrls:: in r:oPor:or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

BY the rSickcl ship Independence, Captain Nyr, we
haze. iinr!:s'l files to September 70.
Sr,l%-lle news from Madrid 10 the llth, confirms
the coll.p ton OF the Spans! Ministry. Dom jose
Landprn Corchado, to be Minister of Grace and JUS
cc Juan Alvarez A!cndIzrhal, Finance Don Lopez,
Interior; Dan Ramon Gil! de Ia Cuada. Marine and Com
mcrcc. Tie ADORE, with Srn"rs Calurava and EudlI,
constitute the cabinet. General Nina is appointed IN
siecur General 81 Tie National Militia. NJ. Mrn'!Izl
a las culHrnccd BY two Grcrcc* appointing jun
las in each pruTnce to carry into effect The royal decTcrs
for The tsposa! Of ir property Of religious orders, tie
other to report nn the best mode d: a5niiSh!ng the exist
nr tthcs M money is t. be i'rd from The Treasury,
Ill TIE waits Of the army arr first supplied. On The
18Th ~ millions Of reals were 10 be sent to Is" army
The Marquis Of CaInprzlr", is sent Ambassador from
Madrid Ia Paris and S'nor AGn;:rr TO London.
The Iuma Of MALAGA has been dissolved.
Don Carlos head quarters removed 10 Iugaramur-
di, preparatory 10 crossing the Ehr1.
lIcsSrs Mole and Guizot severely han
died by the opposition press NJ Mole is accused OF
prnchan for dcspotc measures. and NJ GuZnt ~! YER
say H. PersiI 81 haL7ed to the press, VI. Duc!aI'l
of blind devotion to Guizat, NJ. Gasparn Of too much
energy against the Lyons insurgents Gen. Bernard,
who il appears has accepted the War Department, OF
being tic designer Of (oriS H.faCh:S, which would have
made Paris hugr prison.
The co.p!cx lon oi the Cabinet did MT to re-
store p'1l:c confidence in Paris.
VI Vi.r,!ol has published article which remains
uneplcG IT, that 100 100 francs Of lhr Kings private pro,
pertv was expended at he Kin desire hy Lafayette"
10 promote the revolution in = Pain.
The recent revolution III Portrayal Il !nno""d upon III
The Paris prints as lie natural rr$u!l Of British l"i!nrncr
Cen (I,u:rl ryo..; rriainr3a.ans in Africa To I'm
Lrrta;r IN expedition awainSt C"nSa"ti"e.
NJ Ni,:tiu ,r Npri r.in.:m: dangerously ILL.,
Earl Granville has arrived III Paris.
Coun! Argnui lac Minister -! tIn"Acr was pFrpar'
inc - in:n " 'l''rrs i'll Italy.
! Th. Enclisl in Persia in great alarm from The
march of The schah army upon i'crn'.
The ncr works 10 be constructed at tie DardanerS
will cost twenty millions {" francs
/ Mrlrmet All has appointed charge TO Constantine
pie ,,,,..,, ,..... ...,. >.
Demand for American, active throughout lie week
The coinrnnn kinds have advanced sd per H. Inc
other kinds support the last quotations. The sales h
the week are 4s:55O bairs--of winch, 800 were Sea
/ Island al 23d Ia Sod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08

Prizes amounting 10 S,J40,2DO-
Tickets $40, halves 5. quarters = 80.
t,or,,fcaics will be forwarded for Si25-Sharess in
proportnn .,o ana .a- oan s.. s<., ooo q r.
s,O GOO have been sold within few months, and all
no las sold and paid more Capital Prizes than any
other yender in the U. Sts!rs
=. Orders, as heretofore. meet the most prompt and
confidential attention, and in all the original
Managers Tickets and Shares will be forwarded, con
sseouenlv ret liable to any mistake or dispute. The
CASH for all Capiz Prizes be had as usual at sghf,
Tie nv I.I p1sase address. THOMAS B. BIGGER,
u Corner opposite the Eagle AOte!,
,-aut;nds re uncr;renl money bough at
W N' ' BiGGER'S. EXCHANGE.
Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08

Fonr cdpit,Is sOId Stree my last
Nos. lc IS A. Il prize of &',WJo
81 81 H. % "nO
81 e. II. " 80
&C 30 81 -, " 100
ira Of tie atooc prizes sOId IN one pacIagr
Drawing Of Petersburg, No. :. Ex-DIawn Nov 90;
G5 n q 8 46 % y ~ - 90 u 81 "a
Drawing Of Wheeling, No. &.
II IS = So ~ IL 6J II n 81
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated. No 43-Drawn2 ID No.
50. G. g; IS - i is 81 10 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
E'LOL.iD.3.

We law before our readers, variety of articles con-
crrniur the late events ia Foriin-Grn Call would pro-
baby have struck fatal blow at the enemy, but Tor the
accident whlc, happened to the steamboat, Gen lard
which was conveying Col Read aud the provisions, up
the river 10 the depot agreed on. The last accounts
leave Read trying to equip barge &c. for the transPor
taon OF provisions.
We have been politely furnished w'th the following
1urr Gom an officer immediately under Gov Call s
command during The late expedition to the Nilhac"o-
chez, which gives succinct and accurate account oil
that expcdilion from the personal knowledge OF The
writer, and will tend to correct some erroneous State
ments which are now in course of circulation
,Jr;u (,u-cIfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08

TEy3s-THE INDIANS IN MEXICO,
State Of Chihuahna, august ~ t7 so,
The enemy are raising their standard OF a'"
,.';e," obstruction has commenced the accustomed
career of robbery and murdcr-thc Apacles have ap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
"a District.

:'Yan Buren, maturity :ii.Ilarpsrs vote for Congress,
| less.
81 District.
City Of Philadelphia. Al The Judges Of the election
against and iu! J;c: vt the Bunk: they succeed
&c in Increasing their majority since the October cleo
ton. In ri! ill., county districts zoe haze Increased.
liurrsou's inaj,rity IN tic ~ District 27lS
fan EaGen's, lst District ll25
Sd Do ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
uj7.No change IN the Prize Current since oar last.
EFDXs''S
Aoss2yy Nng Exchange OG3rc,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Prizes Of Hundreds thousands, and tens Of thousands,
are inans abont and departing daily from the Court OF
FORTUNE. lio:r's Ots,cH, where orders should ne 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08

E4lrGcl uj letter from E"s'"g"" .'O'' D. te"s'0s'"s
he Gborc returRS:)
Our friends in Pennsylvania write confidently tras
The State will give from 1900 to SOGo majority 0'
Nh Van Buren,. D,.,,,:
4 gentleman Of the Gts, character IN Philadelphia,
writes Nov. 5"Our haI''ity will be mol much SNORT
0! - 500. r. 49,,
Ertract Of letter to The Editors, datea
WEST CHESTER, Nov. 5, 1886.
CHESTER COUNTY! III HaiM
We haze The rrsn!, %, yesterday selection in the nine
Districts which rave Harrison lorty OF .6T votes
:rcs. SAME Disc;s in 1892. gave 9ntiJachs0a ina
,,.y Of lI3- vuies.-"G!ory enough Tor one Day:
Phi. Sc"t'ael
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.
az 246
Ii"nr!cn county, 80 IA
City nf RichlIond 40 3-i
CHESTERFIELD @o4'
no5 40
1.-THE Wing yo.s in. the city, said to be for HARRISON
sos p-ossn nv Wis majority 225Whig majority in tile
spring. 3''s 7--:--.- -o1,,
VIZ iXTED, Ap3ren'ce to the r, d rsh c5ue3top
SB ,tn Is to Is wears old, possessing eoca I's'"
,cl Of s,ric,i, u.osa department.
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NEXT BEST SCHEME-24ru NOVEMBER.
q 900. 20. 600. 10000.

Alexandria LOTTERY class g. 10 be drawn al A7GAaHulu'
November 24.h, lS36-73 No. Lottery, II drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08
Harrison 5 majority

Gain G,r Van Buren, since 1872
Gain Tor Van buren, since October,
(fr0m HE PAHadcfphia .Scntiac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-08

ysXrGO as an Aprensce to the ffnns .as s,ctop
SB tt,n Is to Is wears old, possessing eooa S'sS"
,rj of s,ric;i, uicsa department.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
DIED,

a, tho woojsols the sea; Of James Erwin rs1 IN
Kentucky, hr aniabo couspr; Mr.. Ann b Erw.r the
la, surviving daughter Of he lion ilgsRr cav,
aged -
Al Below, Fol-. s'b jan Jsm-, con Of Levi ilo,t
Esq -
At = xtnn River Jan 2. Samuel Mott. 50. killed IN
.isntly hy The oysftGrning Of load OF WOOL, under
which he felt
Ia Ryoga,e 23,h Dec. Lovna rcliet of M. Jacob
Page, IS
10 sut,oo Dee. c, Frances, daughter Of J. ". kh.
ridge. p.
IN DApville 4,h Jan Jonathan Sheldon Revolutionary
,nliier. 78--s.o tho 81 Harriet daughter Mr. Geo.
u. Stone. 3 weeks.
Ia BurIipon, Henrietta daughter Of the editor Of the
Burlington Centinel. (yNr. n. sione) aged weeks.
10 Rochester 29h Dec Elisha Hubbard "a. lie was
said TO be u volunteer under the heroic s'stke.
10 Hartford Dee 90, widow An'te' U IAN, 10.
IL Brilgewatcr S0th Dec James Crockcr So.
10 VI n,pclier 27lh Dec an Infant child OF Hugh Gouf-
ley-26h Mr. jonah White, aged 40
Near Baltimore (Hr) recently, Bishop Emory OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Berlin 28th Dec Jeremiah Bradford,77
Barre, Submit, wife of David Aver, "a also, VI RAINY
| averill, 10.
! IN Shrewsbury Dec 90 John Simons aged 81.
f. Marlboro, Dee. g. Mrs Susanuah Miller, wife OF
! Capt. Abraham Miller, aged Co.
In Westfield, wild. Sarah l.. Colgrove, 30.
| 10 Spencer, Mr. BENZ. Green, revo. soldier, 30
Ia Worcestet, Capt. James Mcfaelaud, TIA soldier oil
! tire revolution
In Pembroke, Me. Mrs philippa Harper, 30; death
caused by her clothes taking FIRE.
| In Salisbury, ". II 1t, Sam1 HuT torn, CO.
In North Hampton, It. John lowering, patriot oil Inc
revolution. aged 82- In Bedford, Dea. john iobrook
aged II.
| In Wesmoresnd Sept, 90. Mr. Dnniel Thoycr, rev.
olutiouary pensioner, bged 80
Ia walpoe, Dec TO- Martha, wife of David ilol'k'n
aged 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Correspondence Of lie journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1885.

A most extraordinary developement has been
made in regard To the French Question. II is
found that the President with all his pretenions 10
frankness suppressed important part Of the cor
respCndence on the subject.
Ii now appears that Immediately after the pas
sage Of the Indemnity bill, the Duke de Broglic,
did, IN an official manner, inform this government
that Notwithstanding the clause in the bill, France
was ready TO pay tie sum appropriated. soon as
the President would, by any explanation, afford
her an excuse for So doing. 1t further appears
that, of this voluntary communication, notice
was taken by the President at the time, nor since
nor even 10 the message. iUrbear, at present
any remarks upon these facts, further than TO sas
that they viii necessarily have most important
bearing upon the ultimate settlement of the qucs.
ton and that they involve the property ana
happness Of the people Of both countries coBcer
ned.
! II there was any sPri; 10 the House, which could
/ for a moment, above the party feelings o
the day, the Executive would at once be cal
/ led TO account for this extraordinary proceeding.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
CONGRESS-.

No Message was sent TO Congress on Monday
on the subject of our relations with France MS II
the letter writers had prognosticated'
The only subject Of any interest in this section
Of the Union before either. branch that day, was
on rocclyinga petition presented by Mr.. J. q
Adams from l54 Of his constituents praying for the
abolition Of slavery in the district of Columbia,
which occupied the House until an adjournment took
place. without any question therein being taken.
Mr.. Bynum. of n. c. expressed his extreme regret
that the House had entertained this subject al
all aud said 1t which ought to be Discus
sed only on the field Of batte. Mr.. b. was sever.
al times called to order by the Speaker, and at last
resumed his scat, after ayowng his intention to sup
port The decision Of the chair.
The proceedings Of Congress on Tuesday last
generally ola local or private character, qnm-
portsnl to the general reader The Committee on
Revolutionary ClaUs was instructed to inquire into
the expediency of restoring to the list of Pension
ers for sc. vices IN the Revolutionary War the
names OF all persons who were entitled TO and OBJ
tanned Pensions under the net cfCougress of 18th o
March. 1918, but whose names were sfterward,
stricken from the list, and have not since been re
stored for the single reason that they were not il
abjeot poverty.
| a bill reported making appropriations &c
repress the hostilities of the Seminole Indians il
Florida.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

surtr,.s n. spsshY snd u Interest. syposd ~
NJ sudsa~s 81 tss9ecs q ,sss direct ord viis m.
p-rqaDcs 50 eytry mt inter Il society waen be De.
.crihc5 she psrseosl dcxtsdstea snd nssrJ Of ths
afuuk,rd. nni re wreiehedres 4 the -arrnksfif
hems- on, would ts's thought from their appearance.
ihsi they nwsrily thsnklhs Col. that zach dr
erst o'-.r,.ihsi .srh rlcl-, II miserv, were 10
b, gsusi "a tas,, vse's., SAL nors sssgr.s,j
10 u,no., the small suabsr 81 feAas' presest; sul
va, islortne hattha 10 u,asiy She 3, the Ten.
p.rsncs rssings. Ia your iowa. That bot very Few
ladies, ss,ssiAy snss- the influential part Of society,
Rad ever s,snii,f,d sny interest IN the Temrersuce
RsissEa Hhai Mr. Editor, are there wives, OF
sister, 10 your town. who.e husband, brother, sre
BRAIDED with the loshsI snl s,sl name Of drtnkad
Ne moshers, whose diajps,ed tons are bringing their
grey hsif with sorrow 10 the grsvc II none. then
Jo,i, you harry community. But. sls'l the con.
vsrtc q this !, known to be too true.
I, has been ssl, with justice that IN all The grand
scheme. q the preut day or reforming aud saving the
world. woman has borne efficient ami prom neni
ysf snl shsll they who the eheGuIsrers, from the
prevalence Of int appearance stsul tooi from gi5
prse Of bencyolenoe "Femtle hospitality ssyss late
writer "hss done much TO deluge the world with drunk
enu.,, aud II }, time thst male d cson should do
thing "a ,,a, the burning whves DEFEND upon it, Mr.
Editor 90 long the sdie your refuse all you
10 the Temperance cause 10y their powerful influence,
laag drunSeunes, will prevail IN your community. But
let Boyor be said Of her "eho fingered last the cross
aud was found fret the tomb Of the Redecmor Of the
world that she il either unwilling ashamed 10 follow
the example OF her Divine Master by going OF out 81,
( dung sooI. r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

STATE Of rr~oai pEit remembered
Ditytef Of Rufland IS. ID ,ha at stated
Probate Cour, held at Rutland within and fot aid
District on the frs, Monday being the alh day
of January, A. u. 1886.
Benjamin Needhsm, administrator Of the e.
tate Of Benjamin Nccdhau,, late Of shrcwsha.
ny IN said dsr let, deoca'ct, proposing to render
an account OF his administration aud presrn, his
account asains, ,aid estate for aloe ancc
Oc9orrd. That said account be examined i,
ccur', al a session thereof, to be holden At tho
probate Office in Rulend within and Tor said
district, on the first Monday of February next.
And that the publication of a cops Of this order
hree weeks successfully In the Rutsnd Herald
pr'nted IN Ruland, a. soon rs rpny be. shall be
sufficient notice TO all concerned to appear, IL
they sec cause, and object thereto.
r. ~. HOPKINS Rerissy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
MENDON.

M HEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of
w Vermont al their session at Montpelier in
the year 1898 assessed tax of four cents per
acre. on all the lands (ppblic lands excepted) in
the town of Mendon, in the county of Rutland, in
said State, for the purpose Of making and repairing
roads aud building bridges. These are to warn
the proprietors and land owners Of said town Of
Mcndon, who have Tot paid their proportion of
said tax ia labor or otherwise. to the committee
appointed to superinteud the expenditure OF the
same, to the subscriber, that so much Of their
lands will be sold at public yendue, at the dwelling
house OF Edward Musssy, in said town Of Mendon,
in the comfy Of Rutland, the Sih day of March
1886 at 0 O'clock in the forenoon, as will be
requisite 10 discharge their respective taxes with
costs.
Dated at Mendon this ,st day Of January. A. ID
1886.
3 ROSWELL GIBSON, Collector.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
ITEMS

We are slmo,i sorry that the editor OF the ANTI
masonic paper at Woodstock hs, taken French leave
lie called Office on h., way, was spprehended
from hi, conversation, to the Empire State 20 eul's, un
der the DGieh banner. 1t ia pity he should do ,o-he
oush, TO have siuck 10 Ia, motto, -Ponevore"
Another "blSrs Of glory for the General Some
hsna dozen Jackson wor,hipsrs Washington at
tempting 10 build up little village by the name Of Jack
city.
Oar Frsnch Ageu, has got home aud brought no mon
ey The French fear will be called poor paymss-
ter" Jackson ought TO give execution against them
AMI put en- all 10 Jail their properys he talk
81 Of Last year, and cell under the hammer. Al
least, - Jses downing presume would advise.
We rejoice with fellow citizen. that We have 20,
.ueh hBs ,lsishDg We hope The little Van Buren, fei-
Low, viii nov hy about snl piek eP =, much Of the
Jackson soll Po,'ibls, that they star, their pres
The Vas B1ren party have had suo'ho, meeting Al
MsstPtlsr 10 devise ~wsy and Means' te transfer
Vsrmoa,, 70 ,As h,us KiBdsrhook Da,ehmAn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Ecbccca Lyscornh's E.f,,c

Stdir Of Te,rosi. IpE r. .r,,.
District IF Rutland IS. Dep ,hatsi ,,.,ed
rfooate Court held at Rutland, within and for
said district on the frs, Monday being line An
day OF January, A. ID. 1896.
Peter Powers, executor Of the last Wnj .,d
testament OF Rebecca Lyscomb late Of piusfo,d
in said district, deceased, proposing TO render an
account OF his administration and presen, ri,
account against said estate for allowance;
OrdeTed That said account be examined /,
court, at session thereof to be holden a, The
probate Office in Rutland within and for s.id
district on the frst Monday of February next
And that the publicaonof a cspy of this order
three weeks successively in the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland as soon as NAV be, shall be
sulho'en' notice 10 all concerned to appear. Il
they see cause, and object thereto.
81 +. w. HOPKINS. Regis,er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
POSTSCRIPT.

Important from he CcnrenhOn "A letter was reee'V-
las, evening from Delegate in the Conventon al
Montpelier, dated Saturday evening which 'oys "ihe
vote Of the Convention taken th. evening at 3 o
clock the articles Of amendment relating to- SIN
ARE, sor Spirited discussion Of three iuli days ana
adopted by majority Of four votes. The vote stood 10
for aoi "a sgaia,, the adoption. An attempt viii be
made Oh MoadAy To reconsider. No action yet upon
any other article"
We can hardly cooeeivs how the Convention can
legally resciod the adoption Of al amendment when
adopted !, sppesri TO " that such step would
10 altogether extra legislative and Of course void
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
MARRIEn.

la DaEviils. Mr ceorgs tsrpsa,ss 81 Ran1olph to
Armin1a Ntner
10 sheIbvrns ooh Dee G.. L. Pike TO Mary ".
White.
~ North Tertisbarsh Alonro y. Martin Of Butlnx.
too 10 fsoutss NJ. lyon.
In wcol,,ocs kias,eury Boyd Of fomfre, to sasae
Marsh Of Hartford
IL rni,sall SSH Dec. q y Kis- # Hiar-hgr-h &C.
Nstcy T. whchtr
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IN CA.iicun, cS,h Dee. by the Rev. Joseph steele,
the Hon J,ha H. Andrews & ia Nlcii to .N.s Losies
sherman dsug,sr OF David sanford.
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S'fe Of pomrmL DE it remembered
District q Rutland, IS. - that n, |. stated
Probate court held at Rutland, within and for
SAID district on the first Monday, being the All,
Gay Of January, A. ID. 1896.
Daniel smith. administrator of III. estate Of
Clarke freeman, late OF Rutland in said dis,ric,
deceased, proposing TO render an accour, of hi,
administration and present his account, arn,n,,
said estate for allowance:
ordered That said account DO examined il,
court, al session Ihereni to be holden n, the
Probate office 10 Rutland within ana for said dis.
'tlc', on the first Monday Of February next; and
that The publication of copy Of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print :
ed al Rutland as soon as may be, shall be sniff
Gent notice 10 all concerned to appear, if they
see cause, and obec, thereto.
f. ". HOPKINS. RegA.e,.