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DIED,

In this village the 10Th inst, OF commissions william
Henry only child Of Doct james b. Porter aged IL months
Gone to God
he stu, my heart -wha, could mothers PRAYER,
In all it's wildos, eostacy of hope,
AK FOR lie dtrpg like tho bliss Of Iicaycn Com
~ Williston the 18th ins Bosey wife Of Mr. Cries
Chucnden. ~
10 Dummetston, 9Th irst, Rufus Moore, EsqA soldier
Of the Revolution, AID pensioncr.
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DZ II TT s =

nUCT. BROCkWAY. Of TRor. Y. T.. will
H be al BgANA>'s Hotel, IN Rutland, on af
sbout the ooh ~ the present month. IL All
stop few days should he professional services be
wanted. Bot as he VIII make no stay Unless busi-
ness l. at hand. SHOULD any Nlsh his services. they
are requested to leave their sddress a. Beauon's
previous 10 the 20lh. lie .ll b. prepared 10 ~
seh bis superior ipcouuptble TEETH. and slso 10
plug d,tscGre Tan.
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John e.. DaInOu'> Estate.

Sat, Of Termonh ,It\E IT romcmtercd THAI sta
Dsr.ffoj Kailrd. - - pecial Probate eouTt he'll
The rrobat" Ofco Rutland IA ,ad district, on IL.
ia;h day Of ID -cembcr, 1889
Present Hon. UILLL}H HfLL J0dco
Sumrcr Damon almini'tratof Of the estate OF hu & .
Damon late Of Pr,orj ~ ssid strict, deceased prop-
sing 10 render account 4 he administer ton ani PIE
seui a.. account against -aid e.itc TO- allowance
Orfcr,d, That snd account be examined 10 court ai
s'Ion thereof to he Ia lion al The probate office Rot
land, within aud ior said district The hrf, Monday al
February next - AMI tlAt She Publication oi copy
tbs order three weots suceesfyey IA the Rutland isf
aid printed II Rutaud sooY may be. shall be rnf
Client tice 10 all .cerdod 70 appear tley
and object theret,
81 H. r. TOHSLEE, Rsgbh,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

In johnson on the 9Th inst b, thc Rev John Rl'a
Capt. Seth Pooicr ct Rutland VI to MIS-, LYDIA a. law
kus Of the former place.
la Townshcnd Nj Jonas Blodgcu it, Miss Luceaa Al
bee
Also Mr. John H. Foster Of Rock, ngham to Miss Griia
VI Barry.
Also Mr. Timothy W. Church, Of Westminster 10 Miss
Lucy VI Harris Of Townsicud
~ Darlington Tuesday morning last Mr. Paul I Sweet
ofCrailsbury, 10 Miss Harriet l.. Aibcrtou
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BOOTS AND SHOES

f7r Ladies and Centemea. Boys so1 Giris-snd 'hsi
NAV BE- depended ouhsi al orders viii b, Ifonl4y aud
iaflhillly attended 70.
1.-The sad Dye would siso reosina az persoi. VITO
MA cAsn. o. vokK q aEsT, that "a fund 90
.ifed, Is 6,t4 ,Rdesd' aFe nat be- Tsy be have
ne ne wsi e Hties 70 its n SHALL aos saf 20
.tfai -ge,d o. tad
fEfap3 De. o.. 1899. 3.
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XxIva Coagre,,---2d Session.


W SNNAtuait lcf. .. i-oes
sENATE.--Tbs Vice Prr.,6.nt SD before ths
Sensie eoRinuuis s,ians from The rre,su,y Depart
~sni on the .ahlee, 9th psyneu, Of eeh,iaois The
srphesnoe Of the noo.y' appropriated usdrf ,hs
se, 20 carry into sfett the Cbeksssw treaty. on The
ssbleei al the impor's'ion q psspers and relative
TO the accents Of dseauing officers. Which ~ofo
orderes 10 be printed. Also eosnmuuicaiiau from
,be Navy Department 90 the sahlooi Of tho Name
Hospital which wa ordered 10 be- p,nied.
Messages ~efe received from the President 81
the United States, covering = correspondence be-
tween himself aud the relic OF tho late President
Msp'so,. the subject Of the "a 2ets len hy tho
eceessed--snd covering ualemen, Of the &C.
count. q the Commissions f " public build,ng,.
Mr. Benton gave ntiiee thu, on TharsdAy be
should ask leave TO introduce the following bills
A bill to increase the army q bill To construct
certain fotihe.ioas bii! TO prof. ds for the con
strocuon Of western srnofy and srronsI : = bull
for the relief Of The heirs Of General W NJ Eaton:
. Dill making g,sn, d snd TO the university u
S.. LOUIS.
Ar y. slso gave notice tha, on the first day on
which there VS. Senate sufficiently full he should
sst leave 10 introduce u resolution to eKpnnpe
fssm the journals certain sentences thereon. lie
would state al the same time. that the resolution
he should introduce would be ia the same " ords o.
the one introduced by him at the last session. and
~ was his wish that the resolution might be dispo
.cd Of by the Senate, before the other important
business Of tho session commenced.
Other notices were sso given by other Senators
bot IN relation to subjects Of no public interest
Senate adjourned.
HOUSING Claiborne Of Mississippi, commu
nieaied TO the House the death OF his colleague,
the Hon. Mr. D,cksoS. lie accompanied the com
municston with brief eulogv Mr Dickson a.
.tF IL.
who wss the subject of il.
Mr. Claiborne then introduced resolution that
the members Of the House wear Grape for the next
thirty DAYS,
Mr. Haynes Of Georgia, made communication
Of the death Of Gen. CorrTs, accompanied with a
tInhr resolution.
The House then sdjournod.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

a. The proceedings .f Cong'rss en Tscsdsy
last Vcrc rather upinrof'sn', c,eep, resoiv,ion
es'ian e The diaefea, Departments of the Govern
meat, which VAS sdnpied--snd the finishing q the
appointment Of the standing committees IN the Sen
ate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
Brighton tAdrtet=zMo>pu Dec. II

Al market $50 Beef Cattle, 1850 Shcoo and
$50 Swiud
yNcgs-Be.C Cath--A few extra at 81: l~t
quality at % 6 10; - quality at So so a 6
81 quahty at a 5 %
Shecp-We noticed The sale Of lots as follows !:
al from = % to 3 10.
oiae-ln dem,nI and sales quick. 4 large
number we're roiaied, principally at . aud 10 a
few weighing under 80 al 10 and H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Tbsgs ypra An English paper has tough
yarn spun by a celebrated Admiral connected witb
the late ministry On an occasion while relating the
history OF gale which he had encountered while
conveying a squadron Of merchantmen TO Pondi-
chety nd which had proved fatal TO ofihe sbips
under hls change. Bui the most extraordinary
part Of the whole said be-, 's, tina, ves,sl having
been loaded With hosiery We observed all the por-
poises neKl niorniug wearing rcd night caps" one
e. he audience, determining not TO be ouidunc re.
Piled that Nss by 80 means mafkabe Tor tbsl
vesse he We ~, hsd on a sitailsr ocession lost
Der main toPssj, aud that noSI uoruiag they saW
whale seadolng along with canvass t,ed round IN
neck BY way o. a crs,si. - Er,. Pat.
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NOTICE.

The East Rs,lsod Temperance Society s'snas
sdiuutued so to morrow wconesdsy) evening. al,
6 o'coek IT the Coeu House A fall ATTENDANCE
afis members il desired
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~ O T I C Il A..

NOTICE Is horoby given that thc psitnorrhT hereto.
' iuro existing between
HILLL1u & IOHN CiLN
i, hereby -s stannl al person, who re ind G,ei ~
have apy claims gHinsi sad irn requested TO attend
10 Il settlement Of the same without d.lay
UILLLIN JOIfN cans
pitt-forl, Dee IS. 1896. 81
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An Apprentice Wanted.

M ANTED at this Office Young lad IL or
w 10 years Of ago, as an APPRENTICE TO
the PRINTING BUSINESS.
HcraM OHcc. Nor. 20 1896.
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LITERARY UNION.
LADY u oON
Iady'- American Magazine.

lNiE rroptsief n tho i.sa,s Rock F'ssfs ~ Ne
traiag psireuars ~hh hs kss received ses"sec'. -
The lsdfe. Wha hsse GcHs'Uust s"'fssteH WFH ezra
Root that he hss oisds arkasmssts tef tAeH sat
ihcson Ceuencei ,hsi he eoen not 10 sri ~sl "e's 81
tcstssl, promote the esss ~. ~h'' ." be
rautrcu. susr .r he has secur, the ssiasbs as ~
MRsSAR J. MALE,
~ R.ian hose ,apefiuspdeece the Hstay dra"mfH'
al Ne iseys roil VIA tcfsa1sf 10 eesnnrtrd fo manf
Mrs Hello he. ceeSorted the Amtftcsn ladies' Nsfs
sHe1 periodical 81 areuusos merit sh',h ~ih s Hsifsd
he Lab = isok lies thlpcs are familiar TO h'' ecun
snd lsth ,lc. Of the Atlantic sic ehio,ss
hFb ftpuon Of tic uu'l graeeul 'gofue' and &C
toHps,yd IT female sfisfs
Under The ladisoas 81 Ms, Hale, tho iadts
Bisk W ouig nstataia tie rsreen chassctet u be-
at.Hd, acquired bot conhjent, csl~ee that u VII BE-
rendered ema,uth WORTHY ~ the support ~ h"ss To-
md has been and sill ccntlH
h. ssrecs, devoted Tho sDporsf tsicHts sud hue
taste 81 t, tdhot wH g,ss ths work roe mruise ~hta
and tbnse received from hef personal
isrds and other coffespandcnts uf whom buR,bst hssn
already promised will render almost enufcis original -
amongst others bo expected 70 furnish matter Tor tho
hook IN he mentioned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Min, >faai5r. The Hoo. Jadah Dams Of Pre-.
burg, hss beoa sfpoa;ed BY the governor aud
eoaaci G, Ns.rs SsasioT 10 cousress from ihsi
state. 70 GA ihe yaesBct occssiened b. The resis
nation Il So Saeree.
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SENATE.-The chair presented communica-
tons from the different executive departments, in
GLIDING the reports of the several secretaries which
usually accompany The Presidents annual message
All of them ordered To lie the table aud be plin-
ted.
Mr. Ewing gave notice that lac would. st the next
sitting Of the Senate. ask leave to introduce bill
20 resciod the treasury order Of Jolly last, relating
10 the sac Of public lands
On motion Of Mr. King of Alsbamu it was resolv-
cd tina, the Senate 60 into the election OF Score.
tsry on Monday next.
On motion Of Mr. Hubbard. it resolved that
an Monday nca, the standing c"mn'''tses he cho'
cen.
Mr. Benton introduced the bills of which he COVE
notice Yesterday providing for the selection Of sites
for and the construction OF :or,icatons Tie estab-
Jishment Of western armoty increase vi the army,
&c. &c.
Mr. Walker int reduced bill, 10 advance one mil
lion Of dollars to the States of Mississippi aud Ala
bama from the per cent fund. for the construc.
ton of railroad from Brandon in he forme. State
10 Cshswba in the latter.
Mr. Grurdy gave notice OF his intention to ask
leave to introduce bill to amend The judiciary Of
the Y. States.
Mr. Benton called up the resolution offered yes
tcfday relative TO the printing OF the report com
nttfce and Navigation dnl atef some conversation
between him and Mr Knight, on motion Of Mr. Ber.
ton, the further consideration was postponed till
Monday next.
HOUSE.-After the reading Of the Journal, Mr.
whittlesey asked the consideration of his motion
Of Monday last, for the immediate appointment Of
the standing committees Of the House, which was
sgreed to.
A a,cssage was received from the Presiden, Of
the United States transmitting copies of a CORES
pondencs with Mr. Madison. the same as hat mott.
ced in the Senate report Yesterday On motion
Of Mr. Patton,the message and correspondence were
referred TO the committee on the library, and ORDER
I'D 10 be printed.
I've chair laid before the House soudry commu.
nications from the different executive departments.
Mr. Davis Of Indiana, thea arose, aud noticed 10
a feeling and appropriate manner the death uf Mr.
Kinusrd Of that Stale and after the adoption Of
the customary resolutions for wearing mourning in
respect TO the memory Of the deceased, the House
Immediately adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Souru-oaKoILsA. By the following sfliele Ne
rejoice 10 hnd that South Csfolins rae discharged
her duty 10 The nSuon 20 voting for prcs'deni. Il
appears that Senator MANGUM Of Npfih Carroll
ma is her choice for Prc,,teat and MriryLER Of
Vitginua Cor Vice President.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

By last evenings mail We have cd, iecs from Co
lunbs. tS c. tn The IA instant, (which u up
pears that the courrc recommended o the lcrisla
tive caucus Of The 5,h. 10 which NC ailod,d ycstcr
day ius been reconsidered, aud that both branches
Of the Legislature to 9Th. passed resolutions IN.
sifucung the electors to yete ior Willie 7. Mang-
um of North Carolina f5r President, and Joan I'y-
Ter Of Virginia COR Wee President. We rejoice
that South CBfona has adapted a course so much
more consistent with hor duty, her own dignity and
the best interest OF the nation than that rrcommou-
died ~ the GAUGES. disclaimer oi oil raticipa
ton in The exercise Of the most important eonsItu-
tonol rirh, 10 which the State could be party,
would have been high assumption of responsible
ny, ~heh the Legislature might well hesitate to
niunt.
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A L a n S q ~ DYE r

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~ ths resoa, that be eontnues 10 Ifsctur, ihS
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WaItOn's Vermont Register,
for 1897,

yfUsr received at the RUIL,sD BooN sfoEr, suI
- for sale by the d. 1eu single.
December 70, 1896.
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M0,BAI. Dcc. L..
Treasury Ocdv.

SENATE-Mr Ewing, of Ohio, pursuant TO no.
ice asked and obtsiDod leave 10 introduce Joint
Resolution to se~cind the Treasury Order Of Jolly
IL. 1885, and 10 render il unlawful hereafter in any
Secretary Of the Treasury, to designate any par
t,susssr kind Of money which should be received IA
psynssn, for Pubhe Lands, 90 a. TO favor psrieu-
lar banks. The resolution was read sud orce ed
TO I'd reading.
Mr. Benton g,ye notice, that the second fcsdins
Of tia, Join, Resolution would call forth rome De.
bate IN the Senate.
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EiecfioH Of CyssmiHes.

The sehs,e thea proceeded 10 tie e.eei,oa Of
the standing eonHi,tees % far AZ regards Chair
man for each committee. The following is the
orssr Ia which the Cas.rnea Nsre bs.lois6 f9f ss6
ihe canes oi the sIcoHssfsi Ssnstosf spfsnded.
forets1 Rslsisons.--NF iiach,nan ~ roief
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Electiou Of Secreiory.

The Senate proceeded 10 Tie election a. -
Rotary. On the isi ballot. there appeared 10 be
IL votes, Of which Mr Ashbury De kens had 30
ar N,vdsin had Is. and were scattering. Or
the % ballot the nsrnber oi votes Sss 40 Of hich
Nj Dickens received 81 votes, Mr y. had Is, and
Mr. Bryan one. NJ ID. ~ss isorei0re declared a.
be slectse
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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-03-15

contemplated to be given to Mr. Pimckney' $
Select Committee. So these very men
who voted for Mr. Pinckncy's resolution,
and who were willing that every thing else
should be swallowed up by that committee,
cry out that they are maI-treated the mo-
ment any thing of the kind comes from
their own quarter. 1t is like man who
could not symrathse with II friend who
had broken his leg in fallins down preci-
picc, because he himscfhad never suffered
any other atfliction than tooth ache.
MIR Wise spoke against the decision of
the Chair with great vehcmence, and was
called to order SO often as almost to nulliiy
my arithmetic in the computation. He
was ut last compelled TO sit down; motion
was made that he be permitted TO proceed,
but was decided against him by vote of
Serenty-eigM yeas against one hundred
NAYS.
An effort was made to secure the Com
munlcalon from the fangs of the Commit
tee, by MIR Patton, who asked leave to
Withdraw it. MIR Adams opposed the mo-
ton, said that the communication must go
to the Select Committee, Otherwise that
the House would counteract its own legis-
lation. The motion subsequently made
TO have the communication laid Oh the
table and printed was left undetermined at
the time of adjournment. This second
proposition, however, will doubtless meet
with us little favor as the first.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-03-15
STATE OF VERMONT,

DlSlfCt OI randolph SIS.
The honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Randolph: To all persons
concerned in the estate O! WILLIAM
HOUSE, late oil Chelsea, in said Distric,
deceased, intcStatr:
VA HEREAS, Lucius lIowcs, admins
w traitor on the estate of said deceased,
represents to said Cont that the personal es-
state is insufficient to ray the debts and
charges against said estate, ny the sum OF
three hundred dollars, he therefore prays said
Court to grant him license 10 sell all the real
estate whereof the said deceased died sliced
aud possessed, for the Aforesaid purpose:
Whercupon, the Count aforesaid, orders
and DEGREES that the said administrator cause
all persons to he notified OF his application,
and that hearing OF the said petition will be
bad, at the Probate Office in Randolph, on
the last Friday Of March instant, that they
may appear and give bonds, with sufficient
surelicS, for the payment OF I he sad DEBTS
and charges, il they see cause, by publishing
this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, IN the
State journal, printed at Montpelier, pre-
vinuS Ia that time,
..u Intrstinony whereof, | have here
ETT ;Eunto sci my hand, aud affixed the seal
N*4.ED II lhe said Probate CnuIl, al Chelsea
" " " IN said District, this ii day OF March
AID, 1886,
CALVIN BLODGETF, Judge.
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CDNGEe ESS.
SENATE, Monday, Feb. 30.
MR.. TYLER's RESIGNATION.

MR.. TYLER'S RESIGNATION.
The Chair communicated to the Senate,
q letter from Mr. Tyler, informing the Sen
ate, that he had resigned into the hands of
the General Assembly of Virginia, for rea-
sons fully made known TO it, his seat in the
Senate of the United States, us Senator for
that State.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
The petition of the Friends in Pennsylva
MIA, praying for the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia, being under con-
sideration,
MIR Wall spoke about an hour in opposi-
ton to the pending motion by MIR Calhoun,
that the petition be not received. His re-
marks were principally OH the ri ght of pc
tition, which he considered to he assailed
by the motion, and which would be abridg-
ed by its success.
MIR Black made remarks of a contrary
tendency, and animadvcrted with great
severity on the conduct Of the abolitionis's,
and the language they used, and the practi
ces to which they resorted, the effect OF
which was to stir up spirit of insubordi-
nation in the Southern States, which must
result in insurrecton and assassination
lie spoke of Arthur Tappan and others as
having exhibited disregard for the interests
ofthe South, aud for the lives and property
of Southern citizens, which would recoi
upon those individuals, and they would, il
tleir turn, have no right 10 expect any
mercy ut the hands of the community
against whose tranquility and lapplnes;
those'cflorts had been directed.
! Mr. King, of Georgia, wished every petit
lion to be received, and afterwards to be
treated according to its merits. lie com
planned Of the impatient spirit manifested
by the South, and the unSenerous manner
in which the forbearance and friendship
which had been rendered by the North had
been received. He read some extracts from
Thompson's letters us published in an Eng
| lisl paper, merely 10 show that he treated
the statements in those letters with con-
tempt, and alleged that the grcnt danger II
be apprehended was from the intcmper'
nnce of the Southern men, which might
have the effect of changing the issue. lie
concluded with expressing his desire lc
possess the sympalhics of the North, and
asked were sympathy was to be looked tol
/ if not from their Northern brethren. Ger
tainly ii was not TO be expected rom Tor
cigners.
! W.T. piNI lcIil'u WIN e'i'O ""'H''
and much earnCstncss to tho remarks oil
| Mr. King, ms calculated to impress on the
North the belief that the South was divid-
ed on this question, lie deprecated the
creation OF such an impression a. pregnant
with the utmost danger 10 the south. lie
denied hat the right of petition could he
affected by amy particular action of Con
grcss on any Of the petitions, after 'heI
came here, and asserted that abollllonSn
was increasing in the North, and unless