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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Richard GooAin, Scn. Estate.

Ds,rie, Of Rainnd IS. ID tia, q, sa'cd
Probate Court held at Rutland within and for said
Dislric, on the i'st Monday being the I'd Gay
Of May \. D. 1896,
William FAY, Administrator Of the estate
within this State. Of Richard Goohin, Sen. late
Of Haverlill, in the State of New Hampshire,
deceased, proposing to render second account Of
hi, administration aud prescn, his account against
said estate for all0ws
Ofdercd That said accoun; be examined in
oou-', at . ---s;ou thereof, to he holden a, the
Probate Office in Rutland within aud for said
district on the first Monday Of June next
And that the publication of Il copy Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed in Rutland, as soon as may be- shall be
sufficient notice to all concerned to appear, il
they see cause, and object thereto
% T. " NOPNLNS Recislll..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Ei,cr Thomas, Estate.

STATE Of Iomaa, bI>llE Hon the rrn.
beirtci II Ea;i'Hd, -. u bate Couu 10, the
hs,rio, Of Rolla 4.
To the ile,is q, law and Guardians e lie nj.
nor heirs 10 til estate of Ebct Thomas late
ol Chnlcndtn, N said district deceased,
CHrtlt>0.
Hhsoosf, The ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate
aforesaid hiss made Application to this court foc
license TO sell The trNefsion OF The widows doN>
e la said estate Tor the payment Of the Just d,b,,
found due against said estate
7hr .forG ion are hereby notified 10 srrcar
before said court at scsSiun thereof, to bc lul.
den at the Probate Office IN Rutand within an
for said district on ia. fi'st Monday of June
next and show cause, II ary YOU have. why aid
license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court at Rutland, this "a
day Of May A. ID. 1886
20 T. ~ HOPKINS Reri,t.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Celia Dixie, d nj. minors.

To The Hon. he ProIate Court for tie Dsirie. ar
Ruiand
" OUR Petitioners, Dan Dixie and Thomas
n r. Leonard Of Pitlsfofd, in said District.
GUARDIANS OF Celia Dixie, Edward Dixie, Henry
Dike and Beiha Dixie. minors, showeth, that
,nr said minors oan parcel OF land as tenant,
IN common with Elccla Dixie and W iillam Dixie,
situate and being in said Piuslofd, and being n
part of the home farm Of Gideon Dixie, late Of
said Pitslord, deceased I; one piece bounded o,
follows, to wit :-beginniug IN The South line Of
the road from ltsf,rd through the esinte Of ID.
said Gideon, deceased, 10 John Woodbury. Al
lhe North East corner Of lard Owned by Isaac
WHEATON, thence South lG degrees Ess, IL rod,
on said Whealon's East line TO the South East
corner Of said Whea,on's land, thence West PSI
degrees South G5 rods on saiG Wheslon's South
line I" stake aud stones Standing 10 the West
line OF Chitienden, thence South 10 degrees East
on sold town line % rods 10 a stake aud stones,
thence Easi - degrees North 81 rod. On the
North line OF land owned by Benz. ChaiTce to-
small black ash tree, thence North 10 degrees
West s. rods to the above mentioned road,
thrnce to the place Of beginning, containing "a
aces and ! 20 rods Que other piece bounded
- follows, beginning al a stake and stones 10 thu
Moth line Of he above msntiOutd road few
rods Wet Of the North West corner Of the & 1t
described piece, thence North 10 degrees West
10 tie Furnace River, thence said River TO tho
Wet ! ne OF ChI!iendrn, thence on said line
South 9 dreioes Last tolhe North line OF said
road, thence on the Inc Of said road 10 the place
of beginning, containing twenty five acres, NOR
90 lrss Aud hat It viii be iOr the interest 81
said minors to sell The same Uhrr,tore your pc.
ut.Oacrs pray the Hon. Probate Court to grant
"ni0 them licen'e to sell said premises seooi.
ding 10 the statute IN such case made aud pro.
tiA.d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Elijah W. Picrcc's Estate.

State Of Irmoat, 1FENHE Hon the Pro.
Di,tioi Of Rataad, u" ! Il bate Court fof the
District Of Rutland.
To the Heirs at Law aud nll concerned IN the
estate Of Elijah W. Pierce, late of Mount.
holly in said district, deceased,
Greeting.
HLereas the administrator of the estate af,rc.
said has made application to this court for H.
cense to sell the real estate of the said deceased.
Tor the payment OF the jus, debts found due u
galrsi said ,s' ate and the COSTS Of settlement
1hrooft, You are hereby notified to appear
before said court at session thereof, to be hol.
den at the Probate Office in Rutland within AID
for said district on the li Monday OF June neat
and give bonds iof the pay men, of SAID debts, or
otherwise sh'w cause, ifauy you have, why sail
License should not be granted
Given in Probate Court at Rutland, this 81
day OF MAY A. d. 1890.
20 T. ~ HOPKINS, Reeis,cr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
DIED,

Ia This village, on sun!4y evening last, RopSEi {.
RoyCE, E.q aged 30.
Ia Piusi,rI, JO,h Vii. Of IN the breast Mrs..
Polly, wife Of Mr. Harvey Houshton, aged d. Prim
eys IA Mas. and " i. are rcYuesief, &c.
At Below Fall. ~ inst Nus Harriet Guii1 %
Drowned 10 Bratlohoro ,rIay OF last week, ucar
West River bridge, Nlrs C,H,ha Fuiion. a..
Ia Aioaipeler uu thc , inst Airs VI try Tabor n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Tie Alabam,sns vii 60 TO ihst river alec. lc-
heve. by rnoicr route and return 80 ih'. place rad
be dsu,-sed. The $. e unops vail continue
their tusrch from Pea Cfcts 20 Nniasis, sni there
of 81 p,eols,a, be discharged. hNct the SECOND
movement sgaiust thc enemy, whether rucccstful
OF not, tie campaign vii fora tine, BE- abandoned
TO be resumed wn.n the cold weather sets la. Ia
tLe mean time preparations viii be made to render
smother "a petton 81 lc iind move facocssiul and
d Is to be- hoped more comfortable tor the troops.
lf tie lndians arc nu, louul % Pea Creek It will
be presumed they have coae in'o the g.adss. where
they con never te got rt by clv.Htrj rle. -
Every man b,glus ,o ib.ak, by Toe uu,.tls' % waS
nol toe expression Of q madam Vh,m Powell
said he could kccpthc {. Sa'cs 90 check f0r five
ycaff. 10 nos former letter eAresscd the opinion
that If The forces Of the enemy were divided into
.mall parties, occupying the numerous fastncsse.
Of The country they could Tor long umo. posiFouc
The issue of the var.
The measles continue TO ptevtil. Ltuls. ~.
aud IIomphili aud three or iour others or ElmorCr
company, will be discharged here and viii leave
Cor home in the Gre; boat going to Mobile. have
been SICK myself but am well enough TO join lie
contemplated movement against the enemy
The Washington Globe of rucsdsy contains de-
spaichcs from Gen. s.. dated April u az Tampa
Bay. Al tho division Of he Fiorda army were
then at that place and the reports Of their several
commanders to Gen. $. are given entire IN the
Globe. Gen. :. states that SO far are the Indians
from having been beaten, and compelled TO sue for
peace, "jhc small parties which have been mot
with, almost every where, have fclrely resisted
until put in danger of the boyone, The war on
our part. is, in fact scarcely bcgun.'
Gen. ;. also slotes that many Of tie horses
broke down on the march, owing to the bad state
Of the roads, hot weather, great loads and indlrr
cnt grazing; and that sickness. (measlos and mump-
had considerably reduced the effective fierce Of the
army.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
iron n, Pro7a3ene, Journal

Facts for ne Port. mos, singular deyel-
opener, vas made lest week in the House Of Rep
rcseutaiiycs, by Mr. Shepherd Of North Carolina.
Il appears that dorm. the last year and embracing
the last quarter Of 1884 Sis ASS was consumed
Ia the purchase OF presents Cor the Emperor Of No
rocco and sl3 $50 IN addition, for The Sulan Of
Muscsr, Emperor OF Japan. King Of Siam and Cho-
chin China 20 be dealt oui presents By a person
ssho has seen travelling IN that region ever siace
1882, al Ia rJpcast Of he GorfrAmsEL as a secret
neg0tuiof Of treaties with those barbarnus nations
but rho has LecH aoniiaaisd TO- or oonrs,f b.
h< Scaair. The act Of Congress OF SO requires
the Secretary OF tie Treasury annually within the
fret tao msl,as " each sc-siou. 90 COMMIT nicste
en- aeeoaIt 81 the expenditures Of Consul-. from a
contingent; fanI Of three thousand dolsrs placed L.
the account 81 each Of them. b., the Secretary
has never given any Information fihe KIDD. There
are large a.suces sga,ns, these consull' Sgents-
Oar II them AIS appointed 10 1892 and hos not
settled his account 10 Itis Gay. The balance
gsinsi suo'ter al iAe clo,e 81 1885. exceeded
$4,000
10 abe Is; - tae pFaseuts more than I1yK Tn0U-
sAap doliars wss Amencsn usukeen. belonging 10
the Secretary Of STATE. putcissed q =. Lord Of
N,w York D, H. Mcgs and Mr. n. Pierce. Die.
tuet Attorney. Upon tlis and e., the other items.
Eve per cent. was sAoucl for mskns Tie pofch5-
ses and experimenting the shPucnt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

The Legislature e Maine. lie last sesfou incorpor
stcl twenty FIVE Banks What will the Van Iurenitcs
say about their opposition to monopolcs and cnrpo-
ratious All humbug to gull the people Spirt Of &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Asa CO!.ins,-. Won. Compos.

Siate Of J"mnt (fEllE Hon. the p'o.
District qf Ruiiand, So l. bate Court for the
District OF Rutland
IT, all persons pLom it may concern:
Greeting
Uhoeds. Alpheus Col,in, Guardian of Asa
Collins, non compos moiis, Of clarendon in sad
district, has made application to this Court for
license to sell The whole Of he real estate of the
said ward, for the payment Of the jusi debts, AMI
for the support and maintenance OF said ward
and has represented to this court that part of such
real estate cannot be sold Without injury TO those
interested in the remainder.
therefore, YoI are hereby notified to appear
before said Court a, a session thereof, TO be boI
den at the Probate Office in Rutland within and
for said district on The Isl Monday Of June next
and give bonds for the payment Of said debts, or
Otherwise shew cause, ifany you haye, why said
license should not be graureo.
Given ia Probate Coun Of Rutland. this 2d
day Of May, A. ID. 1896
20 +. ". HOPKINS. u, p1,icr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

The Boston Commercial Gazette shysit is repor-
ted tina, james Wilson, Jr. Esq Of keonc, has been
appointed by the President, Governor Of the Terri
tory OF Wscosin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
VI AR RED.

L. Mendon, by Rev II. Proctor, Mr. Moses Worihng
TO Hiss Arabca, lauShter OF Rufus Richardson, Ia.
Ia Burlington, Lei inst hir Harry Hatch 10 Mise La.
NINA Johnson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
NEW GOODS.
EUSr received and now offered by JAMES
- BARRETT, Jr. at lis cheap Store LARGE
aud spLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
NczY s. Scns0Mnhic c.nNHS.

W hich viii he sold on as good terms aud at as low
prices as can be had at any Store in the County
Rutland, MAY 5, 1896. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
DAN Dixie.

STATE q Jomost, 1T is ordered by the
O,4inci 81 Apaoe5, -. 4 Probate Court ior the
District Aforesaid, that said application be heard
in Coufi, at session thereof 10 be holden at the
Probole Office ia Ruilend, within and for said
District on the Gn, Monday Of June next aud
tia, The said Petitioners give notice TO all con.
ocmed' 81 said application and Of the lime Of
hearing thereof, by Publishing The same with this
order, twu weeks suoes,sisely, ia the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, the lat publication
10 he not less tban tao week previous 10 the said
session a said court; llai they may appear and
shrw cause. u any lh~y have, ~hy he poser and
Authority foqoell'd ia dr foregoing application,
Should Dot b. granted
Gwen 10 Probate sl Rutland, ,Ais "a day Of
Msy A. u 1890.
20 F.B. HOPKINS. ReS,a~r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
NV the last Night. Vail.


The a3ticts irop Texas. iptushrl .n Zoe \ Oassn.
aro faysthe Halumoie Ansti su g ttlrrsj4t CON
o. ~ e GtsAttttuds eLstactst Atui tsud t.
- eliel Increment hai bf,u a4le by detachment Of
ssnts Au4as sty. which 10 eo9neei with t,e O..
ilo5t Iru.scaftd tglf,uEy lt i.m iu obrr 4lstff
Ola te'm Go place sac Whole Texan o-ce uHlrf Coo,
tioufou rs n,uf cr.i col situatoa. D.. h,x,aat,t
fng sith The lld as, has asds iecr match rf 'ff
east Nou- lrsass, which tovn tfd been shrri uri
90 them hy The rXaai with br gre,tt ~ gitstuu
nne arr'uut y 'rs ust tr lola eos The NcNeap ifcn.
tff bad rs iu great ifc'. tsWaf.t. t fr's, Of lo
utl tltl-.aai tiis, v,th ths r.,in.l 'lsAtln .'
iusu ictcs So hs rnsr, iiousiau uip was 500 tbe iat
's'cs the ba ui the Brp.sn, bwaiu.g t.r a.qtas
Il Sauia Aun' Was'l DAGGER a Otrs h'oui,j 80 va ai
tio..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
REORGANIZATION orR,uben NJ Uhifaey.

Question by MIR Adams Ia what place IN Canada
did you reside during the war
Answer. IN Montreal remained there having the
ptrni,,ion Of the British Government t. 10
Qus,tiou 10y Nc tiams. Di you ever ask Iermis-
sioa 81 the Government of the United states 10 remain
there
Answer never all.
Qie,ton by Sir Adams o. wat conditions Jill the
British Government permit you 10 rcnain il Canada
dur,us the war,
Ansvet took an osth TO Observe the laws Of the
county While remained tiere.
TO sum up the whole Of THIS evidence IN as few
word. az possible IL amounts to nothing more than
this: that NJ Whitney who has now al his dspo-
sal more than thi,y three millions of the peoples
money, was during the late war traitor TO his
country aaj should haze suffered death by our laws.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Atrssr tTg.A 4 frv -eet' f'sss' ih' jaa'o' "a
sat q tas Ni35istof' I'ss ff'sL t'gFsru'lY t''l
slss.s ttcv arv bed esn gsurl na3e icuf ap 'h'
wsy sol s.sisl several ssa the r'on''y' We ppoi'
ysets,8r e sts hew suy shi,s bsea Dt3', e Other
uas., Sac pltea Aniart ihsFe wefs vao would ~sis
,stt o.. fhs sntft ad fuppefi out Molly &c Con-
rfer, iDus4 is1rt f'slft zoo load Wen, What was
he frrsh Nfsrs tod bet be found 81 al about
takers dsssa-tsvtn - when Jpst 20 ons town ihs
,ssi vo,, scattering Noe Sc shunbug Thee ssr-
% vie neu were fumno3el together 10 gran1 Convou-
trH Chsituan SOL Secretary appointed n due form
she % 30 oi is meeting g'A'- snt row ~ ths grale
quesi,oo, Thoss 10 lvor q Dlwsfl ID Bsrttt ~ tbs
Au'nssos., Nsn gurtn rtulsdse iof Congte-s. vii sAy
eye y ~ oui hood iAa,s ,u She nsEatvs wi 'Sy 90
The result ,bssr,ns u ws' Unsnimeui voice 10
,bs agifnsUrs 1her fuppo~c there wa great hus-
ssing' Anrt rarns some water stnel rososioo', The
Tass.lag aaiouraej nns de-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

AZ the iate VSe Burcu caucus of Office hold1rs
and spodsmeu At brandon, JOaas Clark, Egg. Of
Middictown va. nominated as ihe Van Burcn cau.
d,da,e TO rePrescn, the Dsinc, IN Congress. Esq
Bs'bef was not present, VIVA docs this mean
l. ncighbor b. going his own hook = Let EN-
work we are hot disposed to trouble them much
tt present.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

The Washington Telegraph republishes the tcs-
tmony taken during the first session Of the 22i
Congress in relation t, Reuben NJ, Whitney, the
man who is now the accredited agent Of the Pet
Banks at Washington. NJ Whitney on that ex-
animation sworc that be conyersed with Mr. BIGdle
in the Banking room in Philadelphia, on a certain
business. Mr. Bd1le, however, proved that he was
a, that very time at Washington! The Telegraph
adds the following extract from the examination
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
81 100000
100000
$50 900
10000
100000

Total increase Of capitol in the State OF New
Nork, iro million serrn hundred housond Dollars at
one sweep. What monsierl'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
" &c e.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 all whom IL may
~ concern, that have given my sou, Geofgr
Hiuckley, las lime from and after this date, and
that viii pay 40 de5n Of BIS contracting nor
claim any Of his r1u,ags airI iis date and
hereby allow him 10 trade lor himself The same
as Il be vas 81 Ia siul age
STALLHAA HINCELEY.
Rutland, ;,sy p 1896. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
NEW GOODS.

I tTNER DANIELS, "a. jas' rccri.
IA we'd. hnd &. nov opening large and gcgsui
,ssattruent Of SPRING GOODS.
Ruiissd. Nav 10 1916. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Va l., lhe subscribers, heiug appointed by the
w Hon Probate Count ior the Dsin6 Of
RgNaud, commissioners 20 receive, examine ana
adjust all claiu', and demands Of oil persons
nnnin. lhe e.fnie Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
Co.asss:x.:oners' Notice.

EE1 l. HE subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court lnr Tie district
Of Rutland, commissioners. 10 receive, e1a'Giae
aud adjust all CLAIMS and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
HENRY BALLARD,
late OF Tinnou,h, in said district deceased, rep
resented rn,olven,, and also al claims aud de-
mauds exhibited ~ &c ct thereto; and six months
Gom the 2sth day Of March last, beiug SLOWED
by said cogrt llf that purpose, We do th,ni9'e
hereby give notice tai W. viii attend 10 the bo
sinc,s OF our said appointment, at the late dwell
ling house Of ibe deceased, ~ Jlnmouth Oh tie
Isi Mondays Of August and September next,
nom O'clock until O'clock +. n. on each OF
said days.
O. NOBLE, : c.u,.;-,
JOIN COBB, {
Dated at Tlamouth, this goth day Of Apfl,
4. ID. $50. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

~ leagth sA,s the National luiolhgeuecr, the
biN 20 provide for The disirhsliun e the proceeds
II The sales q Public Lands bas reached third
reading 10 tho Senate aus wi probably pass ,odas.
snd 20 10 the louise of Representative. should
3, pass thit body also. a. expected. aud become q
iaw not only Sill the States have reason 20 reoice
hu; the Ca,ctuuen, also ail be relieved from the
r'c,ho'a o. redundant revenue, By Which It is nov
afflicted.
II, I5rEiaia ElSeiians The Riohmoad Wing
ssys. ''ibc RETURNS are well, very well. Every msu
" ho knows a., STATE, feels satisfied tlat the Nes
York faction is down. The Wings are gaining ct
the pole most bandsomcly w. increasing their own.
and redac0r the majorties Of The Van Burcnites
Victory is certain 40 NoVcmhcr. With common ac-
uu'y and ,icilspcc. 4 email majority iu he l.c
gisla'ufc, vii BE- sieoccd by The November cleo
hone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Tiial for .,iurder. The trial of Michael Mora
cy for the murder OF John Codgan IN this village
on the q inst, came on before the County Court
on Thursday morning last, in the old State House
present Hon. Samuel $. Phsps, and Hon. srac
F. Redfed of the Supreme Court The trial oc
cupcd all the day. On Friday morning the Jury
returned verdict of guilty Of n-silpghie', aud
the sentence of the Court was pronounced by Judge
Pholps-coninemeu IN the States Prison for ten
years.
Counsel for the State, Mossrs Dillingham; Estates
attorney and Spaldlng for the prisoner Mcssrs
Upham and Miller.
We are aware that there is great diversity o.
opinion existing in this community relative to the
commission of the crime, or rather, to the intent
of the felon in It's commission. For oursel' cs We
have been satisfied that manstdughter, or muir
der in the second degree, the most that ought
10 be made of 1t. OF course are satisfied wh
the uerdict ms we are with The sentenos.--IL Pat
Barrficel attempt al stock joJjing. We have
said nothing about Mr. WriFit's proposition to
place the whole surplus revenue 10 the hands of the
commissioners Of the sinking fund, (Nan Buren, and
Taney, J to be by them invested IN s. orks 81 wish
could be the broker" said Wall street operator.
They have only TO tip the WINK aud shall
buy lhousa I'd shares Of this stock, thousand oi
that, and Thousand Of 'tother-up II goes-ten,
fifteen, twenty per cent above par-thcu the com
mssoners buy for the government, and then we
divide the profits" The whole Regency with Van
Buren, at the head, the most papabo stock
jobbcrs in the country. They have speculated on
their chain of safety humbugs-broke down the
national bank-derangcd the eXchu ses--made war
on the ounency-produced scarcity and panic, and
now have the Impudence cody to propose turning
/ the American Government INTO a great brokers'
shop, and using FORTY MILLIONS of the peoples
money es a capital for their shaving purposes,--
/ Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Csrgrro.--1hc Uou,c of Rcpf,srtta'to. on Tucslsy
mot at 10 o'cort Nr rin,ku,y offs. G. pn.ounoej the
l,eth olh.s calcaste Rch,Il Nonning,ani after u
feeling cuog ON upon tho dc,e.cl moved resolutions
"a testimony t,sprcl tor the dcrcascl and sympathy
with his iami/. w1ioh were adopted TIE House el'o
passed The c/tonUry votes e. wear Grape, Go t IN III
senate Of the oycut--sud adjourned.
IN the Senate. as soon at the Journal w,s read, VIZ
Preston rose uud moved tho usual rcsnlutions IN relation
10 hs dtce ICED colleague. after having prcactd t"on
with some ppthRtic romarEs. The resolution were
uaHn mously adopted aul ,he Senate All
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
JTDrNIAW EENNETT,

late Of Mentan ia sid district, deceased, repre-
scented insoiyeo', and also 81 claims and demands
exhibited 40 Offset thereto and sis months from
be 7ih dsy OF March last being allowed By said
court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice tia, we viii attend TO the bns ness q
our said appointment al James CaldwrN's 10 SAID
Mcndon on 1T Mondays Of Jone end August
next, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. uuul o'clock +.
VI. on each a. said dass.
JAMES Caldwell, c,,,.,~,
EYHRAtM TILTON,
Dsied g, iiondon, this % day Of Ap'ii A.
H. 1895. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

Co. Croeleu. The Cinc.ansu Wig Publishes
statement sAosiBg that the Colonel wa npi dead
thu, after the NeNesBs had .eA 81. AHloHlo,
be ~sa found sASc among heaps Of s!a.l aud con.
seged 10 comfortable .o1giugs and ~as ssid 10 be
d9sg vel. We fear. however. thu, he story ls
eeluste enc 900 BcaMdoro T.aEir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

In addition to this, bills have passed
the House To increase the st ock Of
Greenwich Bank
Increase the stock OF D1ichcss Co.
Bank (Sena,e)
Increase the stock Of Saratoga Bank
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
HENRY RALLARD,
Cosun.iss:oner,' Notice.

Dated At Iiam0uth, thIs z5Ih Day Of ApI
4. d. 1886 ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-04
22O STOVES.

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those who wish to view the degree of pcrfcc,
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do Flat back do
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Blrhn!rpr. SCOT. 8. 335.