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CAREl'S LIBRARY
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gaAS completed it, first Sin Months o publications.
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ony of the uGnrnt Of promises made TO the public 10
the original prospectus
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Eincafd's ri Brigade.
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or POstIumOus Records Of a London Ciergym1n-a work
resembling style aud supposed to be by the author,
as the celebrated Tales from the Diary al Physician.
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minutes, vhea Sspis AIMS ordered . tciuRt. BE-
slicr BE- lca be carnage sod mounted on ofssl scs
ie secure has hiebi. be was betrayed D, sutne 81
ais ovn otli,es. Ia" reel SIpo1 puro 10 tlgrc
fore lhe siciim ~ De irrarbcry of is uVu "3ccrs
aho appeared 10 hs,c urged hta 90 Pee toe baulr
ana tica betrayed bim neatly a. much o. lr o.
he well iiaira OF Houston.
bi lhi. contest cannot terrinrfe the par u
Tcsss. Tar.e are tlill teif,s 5000 Msxusn, there
nnder The orders oi Geocmls Aldrs1o lrcs and
Scsma end about 5000 more q Sa' ilip. ready Co.
enter. The TcNlsn wor H. national 40 McNcoard
and SAINTS Auna continued 80. power solely by d.
fcctng the popular fury against Trsas. H. death
would give geucfal satisfaction iboueh She h.csisau
'tpnhle; and the TcSiau war W,l enable sumc 9th.
81 bravo a. nee ,nto power "a Mexico.
MsBtLr May ~
The Express frou, Gen. Houston to Cen Ga,urs
sho carried the glorious usnr ot h, victor, to he
american army. is nov iu this ciy. md has Wljh
bm tie saddle Of Goa SANTA hun'. lie rode the
horse of the modc'u Moro. bu, va, compelled io
leave him lch ud. he hss one ,rophy o the sicic-
~ which tc is carving with han TO Gcoig iu," ucrc
no is proceeding 'ov sit his friends. lie was 10 the
battle aud fought gaiiau'ly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31
From he ". J. Daly .4lra,'iss,.

Increment Of the Ttoops. Three companies of
infantry, ! from Fort Mlil near Philadelphia,
from Fort Hamilton, and from Fort Columbus
both in this harbor-saed hence Yesterday in the
barque Cyrus Butler. for Charleston, on their way
to Fort Mitchell, Alabama. They are Designed
for service against the Creeks Unnecessary. They
will be loiped by a company ftom Fort McIlenry,
near Baltimore and two more from Old Point Com
for-the whole to be under the command Of Major
Pearce.
The prompti,ude aud energy displayed on moving
these troops deserves notice. The Major received
bis orders at Fort Muffin on Sunday; on Monday
his company was at Fort Hamilton: on Tuesday
the Quarar Master had chartered vessel; yester-
day the whole were embarked with provisions for
rs days, ond the ship vas towci to sea by steam
boat.
\ number Of gentlemen were On board to sec or
the gallant fellows. And certainly troops never
sc, on difficult aud uncertain expedition % cher
spirits tLan these. The release from the dad mo-
notony Of garrison duty to the exciting spiri-s'ir
ring variety Of ocliye service seemed To have ilgh
tened nil hearts Success attend them
The officers accompanying this detachment were
Major Pearcc Major Whiting. Capt. Brown. Csyt.
Ross, Lieut.. Senr.es, Leul. stokes, and Lieut.
Roberts the latter acting as AtJuiau'. E.wea
the Surgeon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

.Nore Rni Roads. The N. y. Assembly, on
"Wednesday the / ith Iust., passed the billie 4 the
construction oftwcnty fsir Raj X dads VIZ. from
BATAVIA to LockPort, from the Enc Canal IN The
county Of Monroe to li1neoyc Lake, Science aiy
to Troy, Youngstown to Lockpor West lroy to
Schenectady, Oenesego to PittslOrd from .hc nayi-
able waters Of the Western Lakes to Lake Champ
ain, from Rochester to Charlotsee Whitehall to
the West line OF Vermont, Brooklyn to Corey IT,
and, across Staten Island, ScottsyilIe to lie Roy
FreIonla to V4n Buren, Iiarbor on Lake Enc,
Delhi 10 Deposit ~ the coaniy OF DeiWore, from TIE
vlll5ge Of Auica 10 lot No. 10 ia Tue county 4
Gencssee FROM the village Of Coeymaus to tie land
pi the late Eph5a.n Audo'~s, from Syracuse 10
lhnglamton, Owegot to Cortland, AmburG to AtIcp
GAINESVILLE to HE Erie Canal, CGs.adaga creek 10
Chau,auque county TO the Penusy wanna line, from
me IUl-on RI 81 10 the n. Y. aud EIie Raj Road
through Ulster county, irnm V,eaua IA the county
OF Ootaro 10 Lake Outaro, from CauDase 10 The
81. Lawrence rser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

when nuthing short II caaqaesi snd immediate ~
aorai or erf,rmlsofoa nil give peace end sccur,,
70 our ssrcultursl nrigi boot"
lColumhas - on tho eastern hsuk II ihe Chat.
iabpchi~ the riee, wh,ra divides Geotyis from Ala.
barns. rou Mitchell s. ou he west bsnk 81 tho
ssnle ri,er s5ou, ~ u.iie, from Celuia5us.--N,L
isfeibs,arorl
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f'arcWcli's Hid shoes.

4 UTTER DANIELS keeps constantly for
~ sale, FAREWgLL's KID AND MOROCCO WALK.
iNC SHOES aud SLIPS, French do; Ladies GAi-
TEG BOoTs :.Grntl,meu's PCmPs (; Misses and
Childrens SHOES, great variety.
Rutland, Nav 81, 1896 %
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- HpT'+ h'isS' NY h'h-''h TOT 'pIf''
!, - uhders' GOD that young Ned Immediately
stsus for the West; and pcrhsp, Palmer is to fol-
low, for We see he Is advertising some of bus pro-
petiy fur sale, aud the North Star no longer bears
has name Al the head ofIts state ticket! "POliti-
cal lugglins," sad Barber once will ron a short
race among the decentsnis Of Esihan Allen - Of
course Il il about tine Tor some FOLKS TO eme-
Crate. We advise them TO 20 to .urs0v1.-pL
Va,c.mGh.
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commissioners, Notice.

SNI r. he sIbseribeIs being appointed by
w the Hrn. Probate Court for the district
Of Rutland, commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all CLAIMS aud druisDds Of all p.rsons
ssainsl The estate Of
THOMAS HOOKER,
late Of Rutland, IN ..,d district, d-ceas.J, rep
resented nsolyen', snd also all claims and de-
mands exhibited il Offset thereto; and iii months
from the 2sd day Of May inst being sllowei by
aid court Tor that purpose We do therefore here.
BY give notice that We viii attend to the Losines,
of our said s,poinin'en,, al the 5. Foot. office
ia Ruuand, an Ihs last Wednesdays Of June and
September next, from O'Clock until 8 O'Clock
T.. ~ GA eseh Of ssd days
wM. G. kITTRiDCE, IT,
SOLOMON FOOT, ''"'T
Daie.I At Rui'nd, tins 27ih 80, II NJ 4.
- 1886 -
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Orders hstc been tssaed Cor Oh the d,.pc.shl,
Gree 81 he Name Cprps jo proceed WITHOUT ecis,
fee t'u Mitchell. Several companies o. L. s. ircor.
have sailed ftom \. for Charleston, intended for
hc same dcs,msiian, sud other companies are
- n ST. CaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

THr LADIES' oOAFAsIoS. The May number II tar
very valuable work, which She firth volume
70 peculiarly attractive ~ Embellishments IA the
ely snI orgnAhy VI Is, contents, sud the very pretty
which Il priuel. The embellishments sre,
beautiful steel engraving Of the Eyssn Fieds, Hobo
ken; page Of embroidery sad iva pages % music We
take oooAfon here say 20 tho se that II they waui
Lisrary con .uio1. they Nil ln1 the ~Iai.es Com
paAion, jas the thias, will PROV, ii,elf,o he con
pssion iaa,s4 Tho following the table Il contents,
Ei,,An Fs'h. iligs'raied-orginsi What i. = .,sh
The Rejected. tsl.-ofist1ai, bru.i story-but 70
Joke Iou become 81 COnscq aenes; NAa sni Tiger
Conbs'i Disappointed Afecuou; signc4iioa # Chrsl.
Nance, Desih 81 a chl1 OF Srccinn, BY 4, A N or
rsbs1oiiss fiho t'recsn Drama; koaiaFoak, sketch
cflollas Warfare. Fsrs, Love be LFsiins; To Dear
GoS',a, oa dsParins i1t EursPe--orlsins Random
1bonshia ~ careless mtu-orsIun Nutir; Adlfess
foS new Theatre he Oh solder By licuFy iastuss
Weld. Esq. sprtng 10 Tosa; The Young Wio; s0ag,
Chorusfs sai baslis. from opera Of the Ainuuts
srigh.H fssh.osistis Boarding Hoass iais1rlg IA 4
Seeae GO ihs DaRshes Fsahfa DIG; Coast Auiinogs
M.acry: luaaouer q A6eelon. FSasncui--orisls
To A Lady. uiisriag tlsn1sfDgt ~ofl. ~ c Itsy.
Jf E-a: The sabbath ~t,eniieaHaN ,keich--origi-
nal Leaves stolen froa hssicFisn Journal rsinsl;
a ssr; Mare MsrDsi, tale; Tas N4rof, Bridal. Ia.
yrssed EHstFoilfry ill0sirstioE, The ftnt Niolsi.
S,snfi,orgtn. The GsBefous Lorsf, iron Tie spss-
sshorsssusk sqrins--cfis1gRl; Nunsuf 1eits l-nss
sFFtaS--orssnsl. The Sailor, urlds, ny bariss
act u AVsae-oTgsr.l. sf Harry skuuy, ossrsettr;
yt,fscs ifpn Neie Boa. on ma. " here she
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

~ fat' tss'ss,s tessscj'os. \ fellow vas en-
gaFcd to gitl ~ Ms'oe bot liked her sister better
than he DID hef. Washing To- be 1T vih the cid
love before he va, CA sslh tho nov. he SIZED hs
10 rathcl sha, ,hc would take 70 telcase him, shr
replied ihst aaaai. slvty tso dolists was =. much
az %" vas Wutth whrtcupoo hc pon'rd - The
iue' took q'i' clsip sad msfticd the suic'.
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Ssrayrt or stolen.

EROM the pasture Of the subscriber in Chit.
h tenden, light BAY MARE, six years
old last spiing. SAID mare was not shod, had a
star ia the forehead both hind feet whiir, and a
long switch tail. Whoever Will return said mar.
or give information where she may be found shall
b. generously re~srdrd
DEFINING CORHAM
PirSrord, Nav IS, 1896. rs
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The Rutland An,,sis,crp Socioiy nil bold their
next quarterly meeting n the Baptist meeting hou,s
"Wednesday the 1t dav of June ncSt. at = o.
clark T.. VI. SAMUEL COrTlNG Sec.
Ma, - 1896
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CL 4 Il I'll NC .

4 remittance Of Five Dollars VIII comnnnd the first vol.
umc Of the Library and the Mtryatt Novels complete
numbers containing Peter Simple jacob Fathui-P,nts
and Three cutters-klags Own--Nawon Forster Pachs
OF Many TIles-and iphe IN search of his Fathef-or
FIRST Nnum. of Library sod I,adyfs Book
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

r., P,oscrpiire PoicE IN a debate on the For
ti6c atom nill ~ the House of Representatives last
Wrducsday. one Of the -gcokcrs Mr. Towucs I'M
dertook to charge the origin Of the proscrptve
policy TO Mr. Adams administration. The charge.
with the reply Of Mr. Adams T. contained in the I'll
lowing extract from the debate.
lie (Gr Townes) adverIed 10 several Of the
political topics heretofore discussed in The commit
tee. compared the merits Of the different candidates
for Presidency, aud yindicalcd The presen, Adnin.
stralion from some of the charges brought against
it. The proscrptivc policy wac, lac undertook to
show, established and acted upon, IN the Ajmiuis-
,rotion proceeding that of GcH. Jackson, and be-
fore that time while Gen. JacA,on's immediate
predecessor 10 The office of Secretary Of State.
He advcrted particularly, Ia some transfers ot pub
lie printing made by tina, Secretary Of State.
Mr. Adams rose 80 explain Tie said hc had never,
while he acted Secretary Of state made a single
change of public printer from political cnuse7.-
Whc he was helpse the country candidate
for Presidency, there were many Of the prlnterr
Of the laws, who were as mnch opposed to him
an, editor could be to any candidate; but he had
never changed one ofthcm from any political mo-
tive. lie did make change at Gen. Jackson
personal suggestion; though, whether Gen. Jack
son would rec1iieci it not, be could not tell. II
was IN the of an editor 1T Nashville; and when
Gcn. Jackson and his colleague ~ The SENATE came
and personally requested It Us a favor. for II was
supposed the editor favorable to Gen. Jackson,
he did make the transfer hut 1t was without know
ing either ofthe editors. The motive for this change
was afterwards The subject Of much tni,construc.
ton. lie did n mean t. charge the present or
any Secre'a arg oil State with political motives ia
relation to changes of his kind; bu, he did mean
% say. that he dad not remove ono p inter while he
wa Secretary Of state for political considerations
u"'i f'ttiivt, that ,,ir,io hv hvit virva
ted situation, he never removed Que person
from Office for political causes; and that he believed
was one among the pnnci,a reasons why he was
not more successful candidate for a sec1nd
| legion.
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e. Several persons on the town committees IN
The above proceedings we notice are placed on the
Van Borcn committees What does this mean
En-. HEEALD.
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SHEEP TOBACCO.

UTTtK DANIELS, has Tor sale cheap
b PLuc TOBACCO: Blue Vrdol Corrosive
Sub nate Suphef, Sc. &c, for Sheep use.
Also, Wool Twine
Ruiland. MAY 81, 1896. %
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NUMMDITDN ATDNI TIE tKEEhS.
The so5joioed letters, owing 10 the source ofthem
give more alarming signs Of tie hostility develop
ing itself among the Greeks than any thing else
We have seen. 1t is distressing think OF the suf
ierinc ana waste OF human life which will certainly
folloS it the Creeks ore iaiihless and mad enough
10 engage IN hosuliies sgans, their white neigh
bors .--
Letter from \ citizen Of Georgia to q member Of
Congrcs, dated
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The 7c,as victory is thus farther confirmed by
accounts in HE \. Orleau. Hee Of ION INST
a Il



Tlyas.--rhere can now be 40 doub; of tbe cap.
ture of Santa Anna and The otter Mexican officer
whose name, were al3l-hcd yesierdag--as the ac-
com. il confirmed BIZ respectable PERSONS 81 lu haIe
bcca 10 the reAiaa arpy. Or base received private
letters from Toxa-.
The loss on the par, oflhe Texans was : Killed
~ woundcd--smoug the former were Liems Lsu.b
snd Halo nnd b.. Ma'.ef' among he .a,,er Is q .r.
Samuel Houston, ah, was wppudcd in tie snrie
and Alt tHo horses shot uuder hun. Captains ~ .
Baker, aud B.Angsby, With Lieut.. Neil are s'lo
among zoe wosudsd.
Tire contest Uas regular bsltlc, the MeXc4ns
having uanca.rcd for sone lime prc,I3us; and
tie Texans have prsi,se.y demanded Houston 10
eight. The .silcr ordered 40 advance guard against
the MexieaLs yet euloined them hot TO an attack,
bat retreat. 10 bang the enewy towards The marsh
into a deGIe. This beng accomplished ca toe al
ternoon of ,he 2l.t uit., Houston umeda ely
fsnAet The enemy and attacked h,m trout sn4 rear
ou both siaes opened fret WITH artillery, stitch
500 Zoe second FIRE disPeftet o a.ioaiz tie p.sder
boxes 81 tue Ncuals, cad then eilh na.,. -l.-e
elec.s are s.i4Om Uss.rrs "a The haDds u eucA a.
them Iced them. Tie Tssluus then poured 90 ffon
inru Snboshneat ,i,a The balehels, kc. sui 80
ooCsaiaaict tie work II destruction, leaving nsarif
800 k.iits " ihe f..ias. lhis issiei ABBOTT i
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100000

- GOD spRUCE SHINGLES for sale by
VI JAMES BARRETT, JG
Rutland May II, 80. 20
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Herald ofoe. My 81 1896.

ny-Br rng L.sr EVENtNe's MAILS, We received
n. York papers OF Saturday and Washington Of
Friday
Nothing later from Texas than before received,
or from out scattered forces in Florida.
The political confirmation Of the Texian news,
f,be astonishing p,ure Of the chief Of The Mexican
army by Gen. IIoustou,l has created some excite
meni in Congress md there il loud call from
acme Of the more incons,derate members To recog
nxc forthwith the Independence OF this apparently
recently conquered country. Otherwise The Con
gte.siopsl prococdirgs arc without much general
interest, The speech. however, Of Mr Allan Of
Kentucky part Of which will be found on our first
and second pages. will farnish rich trea, for our
Whig friends. and bitter pill for ,hc poor tories.
.qJdaeiion ef .ui,io Bosk The Journal of Com
rncrce Of Tuesday says; u, has been known for
several weeks that a number Of persons were here
from Canada making efforts to get possession Of
Maria Monk. Yesterday afternoon she was missing
nnder circumstances which leave little doub, that
she he'd been carried off; nnd al this moment she
is not improbahy on her way to Canada. We hope
every possible effort viii be made TO ferret out the
perpetrators Of great crime. nnd IL possible, 10
rescue this poor MID friendless gr fsom fends in
the shape Of men
We would add, (>uys the y. Y Observer that
this 10 one ofthe most outrageous articles of Je
sat,sn which has NJ yet occurred in our country.
We hope that they who are knowing to the Par'ic-
WARS of,hc plot viii not delay in spreading them
before the public and that our fellow citizens will
rcrutinize with their usual sagsci;y the course in
which the Irenis ~ the land will undoubtedly pur-
sue in the even, Of heir fnal success in retaining
her.
G}. We would further add that # the cis.! pow
or in the State of ~ York do not pursue and arrest
these men, or rather, woman sieslors we hope The
Governor himself all be- abducted.
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: oe- aai'nas'ofie paper has been started 9,
slsd'eAHry tsfposi. Hau..cn tnj CfsnSsr.
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CoLrnrl.. IOLh Nav. 1880.

II, Is with feelings If deep sympathy thai / adj
dre.s you. Oar Alabama neighbours AZ now pour
ing this city With the greatest possible 2teci-
pIlatior Several men, women and children are
murdered the road. IN makiag for ihis place.
Small children are picked up. wandering ~ the
forest, not ale 10 isil VINO iheir parents were
Such state q misery and distress never before
witnessed. Nothing. AZ set, has been cone b. the
Alabama Military. The Indians ore gong from
one Plsnlat'ou to another, dsiroying every Thing
that they oanhol convert 10 Their use The head
chef hiss beea waited by sou.e Of our citizens 10
kuos The Intention 81 the Indians; and he stated.
uneqanoebiiy. they were te'crn.n, on waf: snd
that be could not prevent It; tnd fai us to be ca
our guard. Il Il sJmeWhsl feared oot city viii 4.
attacked by them. Al tbs moment We are p,otl,
provided fof defence, bat hope 10 be in fca DAYS.
Al those nae farms ~hch few days ago pfonisea
~ Ihuoh reward 10 the owners ere deserved; the
le-cing th-unn doan, the inmates q tie h1uses
eilher Killed rua uwsy. the* prcseai noe noih.
ins b., cresfy waste. Tie line he's nos suiied
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Glover seed.

ENOR sale by JAMES BARRETT, Jr
Rutland. Nav II, 1880.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

WASHINGTON PROBATE DirRIcT ss.
In Probate Court, Montpelier, Decem-
Der ], 1866
NRDERED, that the Probate Office, the
~ year ensuing be the office of J. LOOMS,
IN Montpelier village, and that the Probate
oihcein Waitsfeld The year ensuing, be the
clearinghouse OF Joshua Carpenter in Waits
Held and that the Probate Court tor the wear
ensuing be holden at the Probate Office, Mont
pelier, on the first Tuesday of each month in
The year ensuing, beginning with the first
Tuesday Of December inst.-ond be holden
the year ensuing at the Prabato Office in
Weltsfeld on the third Tuesday Of February
and The third Tuesday Of August next. And
il is further ordered that this no ice be publish.
ed IN the Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nal, published at Montpelier, three weeks sue.
ces'ively, as soon as may be.
BY the Court
JEDUTHAN LOOMS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06
October 90, 1886.
November II, 1886.
1l.-An act, relating to interest,

SEC. l. is hereby enacted By the General .2ssenJy Of
The STATE Of lermont That no person persons, upon
any contract hereafter to be made shall take din ectly or
indirectly, than the value of six dollars for the for
bearanCe of hundred dollars for year, and 50 a
ter that rate for greater less sum- for longer
shorter time.
Sec. q is hereby further enacted That if any person
persons shall hereafter take receive by of any
corrupt bargain, loan exchange interest of any
ey wares merchandise other thing whatsoever by
any decetul ways means, by any cover or deceit
full conveyance, for the orbearance giving day Of
payment, for whole year, of for his her their
money other things above the sum of six dollars e-
Their in money goods other things for the orbearance
OF hundred dollars for year, and after that
rate for greater less sum, for longer shorter
time, the person persons, paying any such Of
money! delivering any such goods other thing, shall
be at liberty, at any time within year next after the
payment thereof, to for and the money
paid above the rate aforesaid, part thereof from
the person or persons who shall accept or receive the
same, with costs of suit, in action of assumps de-
clang for money had and received for goods sold and
delivered as the may be.
PrOrided nereriheSS, That nothing in this act shall ex-
tend to the letting Of cattle other usages of the like
nature among farmers, maritime contracts bottomry,
of exchange has been heretofore and still is
accustomed.
Sec. g. is hereby further enacted That an act EMIT
led an act 10 prevent usury passed the twelfth day
OF November in the year thousand eight hundred and
twenty two, is hereby repealed.
Provided, That nothing in this act shall be construed
to aect any action, penalty, accrung accrued
der the act aforesaid
CARLOS COOLIDGE Speaker
OF the House of Representatives.
d. NJ. CAMP, President Of the Senate.
November s. 1886.
Approved, $ II. JENIsON
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Vermont BEE EEiFos

BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, VT.
PATENT.
YHNIIIS hive was invented and patented
d by John NJ. Weeks. On this plan the
lives Of the bees are never destroyed, and
all the surpIus, pure honey, without bread,
may be taken from them, without danger
from stinSs, or deprving them Of any part
OF their winter stores, or disturbing the
main colony in tho operation.
As The success Of the bee cultivation de-
ponds principally on the management OF
the queens, aud preventing their deslruc-
lion by the moths; the proprietor has pub
llshed a book which is designed as an
accompaniment TO the hive. This book is
a concise work, containing only IS pages,
and yet contains all ihat is necessary TO
make skillul Apiarian. 1t Contains IS
plain, concise and easy rules, by which the
bees may be managed in any manner their
nature will admit Of, aud at tue same time,
make them the most profitable 10 their
owner.
Applications for the hive may be made TO
E. Il. RENYlSS, General Agent.
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06
pRnRATE CoIfRT.

STATE or VERMONT, I GTATED Scs.
District of Randolph, sc. ! - sons of the
Probate Court, within and Tor the District a.
loresaid, will he held the ensuing year as fol-
lows, to wit; On the Sd Wednesday Of each
menth at the Office of the Judge in Chelsea !;
on the first Wednesday in each month"; except
December, April and Juno, at the dwelling
house of w. Markham, ia Randolph, and ON
the first Monday in February, May, August
and October, at the clearinghouse OF S. Sim
ons in Willamstown.
By the Court,
J. X. PARISH, Register.
Chelsea, Dec. /, 1886 II