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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22
MARRIED.

In North Goshen. by the Rev. Asahel Gaylord. Mr.;
Aianson d. Apply, TO MiD Mary Northrop both Of
that place; also BY the same. Mr. Seth r Hnntey, Of
Plymouth, 70 Miss Lucy NorsaIl, Of Goshen.
In Plymouth, DR.: William Woodruif to Miss Mar.
ths Tkomas. daughter Of Seth Thomas, Esq; Mr..
Gefh fhonnas Jr 10 Mise Charlotte Parker; Mr.. Hen.
~ Miner, Of Edge6eid, s. G. 70 Miss Nancy Mather
DIED.
In the village, on the leth inst Mr.. Edward Lang.
maid, aGsd IS years
In North Canaan, March 10Th, Mira Esther GllIsti
wils e Mr.. Jonathan Gilett. assd "a yeaEs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22
CLERK VV..alVTED.

h CLERK WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN from 16 to 20 years Of age,
IN who has had some experience in the mer-
camille business, writes good hand, and can
bring satisfactory testimonials, will find en-
ployment by applying to the subscriber.
March Is. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

Al a Court of Probate holden al Washington,
March Is, l636-EstGte Of JOSEPH WHITTLE-
srY, late of Washington deceased.
TTVHE administrators represent the estate
IL insolvent, and pray the appointment OF
Commissioners thereon-whereUpo ordered,
that Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims of the creditors ofsaid es-
tate be appointed at the probate Office in
Washington, on the third day Of April, AID.
1888, at 8 o'clock forenoon and that all per.
sons interested in said estate may be notified
in Litchfeld, and post copy thereof on the
public signpost in said Washington nearest
the last residence of said deceased.
A true copy Of record.
AZ IrHIEL HIcKox, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22
THE ENQUIRER.
LHTCHFIELD, MARCH %, 1888.

ter precudcs us from making any remarks upon mat
te!g and things in general About election times we
wish we could have little more sea-room.
ANOTHER ROUSER.-The call upon the Wings
of this town for public meeting on Monday last was
responded to in spirit worthy of the cause in which
they engaged Not less than 200 of our fellow
liens gathered together-and we have been told
by some who were present at the late ocooco county
meeting, that the Court House on this occasion was
better hed than on that. The nomination of Messrs
BUEL and Ray for Representatives was cordially
greeted by the assembage, giving hearty assurance
that on Monday week they will carry them triumph
antly through the ordeal of the ballot box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

LOCO-FOcO sKzNtcxbeS,
NOR sale by the groce at the Book, Shoe
II and Variety Store. March %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22
~-- - .NtirlCE.

THE Court of Probate for Litchfie!d Dis
4 trict hath assigned the 30 day 81 April
1855, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, a. the 1,'to
bate Office in Litchfield, for the appoints, aent
of Commissioners on the estate Of EDWARD
LANeMA1p. late of said Litchfield, deceased,
represented insolvent, at which time g. place
all persons interested will appear (if they see
cause) before said Court, and be heard rela-
tive to said appointment. '
ALANsoN Able, Executor.
Litchfeld, March 10, 1887. 81, AZ
Alta Court Of Probate holden at Li.chGeld, ,citlin
and for the District of LitchJGeld, on the 10h
day Of March, A. ID. 1888:
Present, Elisha s. Abernethy, Esq. Judge.
nN motion Of the administrator on the es-
~ tate of Amos Johnson, late of Litchfeld.
within said district, deceased, this Court doth
appoint the 4th day of April next, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. at the probate Office in said district, for
the hearing, allowance, and settlement of the
administration account OH said estate--and
doth direct said administrator to give public
notice to all persons interested in said estate
to appear Gfthey see cause) before said court
at said time and place, to be heard therein
by advertising the same in newspaper prin-
ted in said Ltchfield, and posting notice
thereof on the public signpost in said town
nearest the last residence of said deceased, at
least ten days before said 18th day of April,
1888. Certified from Record.
AZ L. 8. ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

"REAcrroNs IN NEw-YoRK."-Thi week or two
since was the rayng cry Of the Loco Focos; but OF
slate all is still as death their part and the Wings
have caught up and are echoing the motto While the
1ocos shouting victories obtained IN sucn
great towns rs Baum, Linklaen, Kinnaut, Annsvlle'
Summit, and few such. Gowns which scarcely
any body beard off, the wings rejoicing over
victories in lthca, Utica. Rochester Buffalo. Batavia,
Norwich, &C.. and indeed wilole counties redeemed
from the bondage ofvan Burenism. We are sorry We
have not room to give in detail some of the more inn
uortant ..reactons, There 10 no doubt about them
and our friends are sanguine ct carrying New-Yorh
STAT. next fall by At least z. 900 majority. This we
c,rus: and believe viii prove no vain boast
~ NepHmpsAire.-T returns from this Stats
are quite a. favorable Is expected. On the pre-
ceding Page re have given them from 10S towns. BY
the Hasa mail We have full returns from al the counties
except Coos, and from that county five towns. which
.ira the following results For Hin tory. $685.
Wilson twhigl - .se4 Goes viii probaby swell the
uaior;sv 500 more. In the Senate. there are wing.
N aries eected-the House uncertain. but believed
il win Sc tory By soms o. majority Al the last
presidential election, the toEy majority was upwards
a 1900 and n 1ss2. the last time the wings made
! chow Of Strength. the tories sueceeded by more thar
500. Another year win bring them. Remainder
freenen Of Connecticut that with an equal gam "
this State ELLswoRTH will he chosen SOvernoI,
the State BY 1000 majority over both the otner candio
atcs and we shall have majority IN each branch o.
the Legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

No Intelligent man who isopposed to Loco Focoisn,,
can possibly for Mr.. Beers as Governor. II he is
elected, tof which by the way there s email chance)
will not be loco-focO triumph win i not CONT
nue. if not perpeuate the power Of the Hartford
gency? viii il be considesed conclusive proof
that Connecticut is in favor Of the mad projects which
have occasioned SO much trouble 10 the country
' GOSHEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

At the late Loco Foco Convention in this ,'ilage,
number Of members were called upon to address the
tended to stigmatze the whole wing party as murder
ers on account Of the late affair at Washington but
no one could be induced to say word on the occasion
Cotton Jr, for The first time in his lfe opened not his
mouth The truth lie, that no one could be induced to
father THE LIE. The wings must charge it over to
the Lord Probate Of Woodbury.. II will Constitute
pretty item In the long account which they will short
ly settle with that verncoIs character, ------+
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

Il IS astonishing that any real Trend Of Mr. Beers
Focos What will be hs situation in case he is cleo
ted? Will he not be completely msnacled and COM
PEELED TO conform implicitly to the will Of ty,annOus
jeso7 He will not be allowed particle Of ndepend-
ciseIy with the notions Of the vile regency in and
about the Hartford p o. He may read his fate in that
OF poor Edwards, who for once in bis life tried to
think for himself and the Loco FOcos forthwith burnt
him in egy, and they are now kicking him out Of the
gubernatoFial chair Cor his teenty. But the People
will spare Mr. Beers this ren for the present. as they
will cast many thousand more votes In favor Of ano
ther gentleman quite as honest as he ie, and much
more competent discharge the duties e the highest
Office in theig gift. A. b.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

RecoIlect that every vote cast for 8. p Beers will
be counted at Washington a declaration Of senti-
ment in favor Of tho sub-treasnry scheme; That I'M
and the least manifestation of public sentiment in its
favor will give an impulse that may be fatal the
rights Of tho People. No SUBSTANTIVE
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

Great Hog.-We have hitherto neglected to endorse
the story going the rounds Of the papers Of the great
hog raised in this town by MI. Noah Frisbie TWAS
weighed alive here previous to being taken to Hart
ford, and then weighed 1925 lbs 1t butchered in
Hartford. and weighed 1908 bs. independent Of about
80 lbs inside fat
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-22

Attention.! Cotton, Jr. THE subjoined resolution
was adopted at regent meeting Of the democrats Of
naughty People know how TO give coat close fit.
Resolved, That sound lessons of practical wisdom
have been too much neglected for the blind guidance
Of political scrbblers. The name Of the immortal Mr.
Tell degraded signature 10 the unmeaning VERDI
age OF Federal pop-gns, rendering more vacant the
columns Of our benighted lumnary."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
.BRANDRETIFS VEGETABLE UNIV ERSAL
PILISp
.Sccariiy against Coumiq(eiis.

Security against CouaioGiis.
The within named Tere & Parmace, of Mddelown,
Conn. my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont, Connecticut Except Fairfield county, llampden
Hampshire uad franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, Hampshire.
Ia The Uaitcd States Of .1merica
And this letter which is signed by b. BRANDRETII
in my own hand writing must also be signed by the within
named General Agent whose viii also appear IN the
principal papers in The United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary to guard the public against the
numerous counerets which are out ol the above popular
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
New York, February %, 1887.
Geo p Walton is our General Agent for Vermont (e1
cept Windsor Windham Rutland and bennington countcsl
and authorised to appoint and supply agents in the State
except in the counties named above,
FERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS!
An Pills purportng to be DR. Brandrchs and sold by
persons without certificate as above are Counte5et
The .foiio,cing are Ferre q. Pdrmaiees AGENTS !:
Geo. p. Walton, General .3gent.
Jackson s. Kctcham, brandon,
Henry Simonds, PHsjord,
a. Allen, F0irhdrH
Boynton & Austin, OrreH,
Mr. Horton, Hubbdrioa
f.. Aiken, Benson,
II. T. White, Cdsileton,
A. Grover, Ueiis.
Stanley Lcflingwcll g. Go. Hest Pouiiney,
A. Bliss, East PoUitaey,
Merritt Clark MiddletoIOn,
II. Clark, Pawieu
Thomas M'DOncls, Dainty,
N. w. Sawyer, 1inmouh.
D. II. Sabin, UaHing}ord
&. b. Hall, Clarendon,
VIM. Fay, General Agent for the counties o
Rutland and Bennington. 29:ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
L. c. Orvis, Manchester,
Cheney s Harrington Factory Point
Harrington & Laugdon. Dorset,
G.. Moore Jr., East Rupert,
c. Elwell, West Rnpet,
Deuiug & HILL arlington,
]. & a. Houghton, South >hgflsJwy,
n. l.. Robinson, Bennington d. Po,cnai.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

xHrE know that health and sbiiy talbot, is the wealth
w Of the great 81 the people ~ the a. ~ os' OH
% countries preserve therefore. that hcsth by naiu
raj means rrabd tnotal and political scheme TO iuih
Which. requires utmost attention.
The unprecedented which has resulted from Ban.
dtuiA Pills during period Of upwards 81 eighty t'eyeas
the numeroas and extraordinary cures which they have
performed upon hundreds Of individuals whom they have
rescued from almost inevitable DEATH acr they bad been
pronounced inoufahc by the most eminent OF the houN
Justify Df Brandrcih, tie proprietor OF THIS nn'efsal m.ai
cine warmly and consciontously recommending 10 inc
special notice uf the public
Dr. Brandrcth wishes mankind to consider this truth ,ha,
health depends on the state OF purity which the blood
kept every part Of The body being supplied day With new
blood from the food consumed consequently according to
the puronoss q that blood must the state OF the BODY TIC
lees healthy To obtain therefore, the most direct
purifier Of the blood is question OF no little importance TO
I every individual.
That Rrandre,hs Pills the direct purifiers Of the
blood, there will be no doubt when Is known that they
have gained their present very sale by Their
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous cures which they
1 have accomplished IN every variety ofdisuase.
The peculiar action Of these pills most surprising Their
Operations being more or less powerful according to 'he
2utcnoss Of the circulating nud On person IN int state
If health who only costiNc slightly bilious, they VIII
be scarcely felt the contrary the complaint be chrome
and the constitution be much dcrangcd the effect generally
at first is most powerful uuth the system bo freed OF
Of IT'S most yiliated and tupd humots. This accomplish
Cd doses suficeai to cause two three excavations
daily will the disease aud tho constitution will
be restored state OF health and renewed vigor.
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured of consumption, Influenza colds IN
digestion dysrcpsia headache, asthma, govt, rheumatism,
nervous diseases liver complaint pleurisy depression OF
qunsy choc cholera motbus, gravel worms, dysentary,
deafness sctoia. crysipcas, ST Authonys IRE salt
rheum, white swengs, cancers iumors, sweed ee and
legs piles, cosvencss all oruptIons of the skim female
comp ants Of every kind especially distractions reataons
SC. &c.
Such is the reputation and great the demand for the
Genuine 'Brandrcths Vegetable Universal Pills that a
counterfeit article made, ddU0tisod aud sold genuine
individuals who sell the counterfeit pills, have
advertised hemsoros agents, and have found ne
cesslry preserve the reputation Of my pills and save the
public from imposition, to furnish every agent with ceth
I cate, which IS as follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
W Probate Court tor the district Of Rutland, com
mss"nor, TO receive examine aud adJus, all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
DAVID CHArTERTON,
late Of NJ Holly 10 said district deceased, represented
0solven', aud also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and months from the 9th day OF Nov.
last being allowed by ssd court for that purpose, we
DO therefore hereby give notice that viii attend TO The
business If our saId appointment at the dwelling house
Of widow Chat,orton in NJ, Holly the ls Friday OF
fbruary aud May next, from o'clock, until o'clock
P. NJ. on each Of said days.
DANIEL PACKER.
JOEL CONsTANrINE.} Commandments
Dated at Nj Holly, Dee. q, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

Believing that Jewotts Improved Vegetable Pills are
a remedy worthy the highest confidence. am induced,
from public considerations to state the effect they had
a member Of my family. EaIly in the last winter my
wife experienced the Of disease which gradually
increased 10 high degree Of severity. The SYM toms
great pfostraton Of strength, lo OF appetite pam
the head dizziness Parsion Of the heart, pam III the
eide and cough She commenced with the pills early 10
the spring, aud received immediate relief They were
continued according to the directions until nearly two
boxes taken when the appeared to be perfect
aud no sympinms Of disease have since appeared.
(sgued) LEJI ABEL.
Boston, Sept. 10, 1927.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

N''J""e y 'io0Gf nWVson
THIS may certify TINT for long time | have been
troubled with violent pan IN my stomach, which
ted my strengthened reduced me 20 low that my life wa,
dospai ed OF. Physicians could render no essential
service and was giving away 10 despair, when wa,
persuaded with much reluctance 10 try the oec Of II
Downs Basamic Elixir aud is with pleasure, graft
tude and confidence that state that IT is my frm be-
lief That il saved my life and since have began TO
use il have been gradually improving 80 that can
labor and believe tina, II lonw 1t up, II will ovonln.
ally restore me to my former health. therefore e..
teen il my duty TO make this public acknowledgment
for the benefit ola suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
Fairfield June II, 1887. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
Canton, April &C, 1887.


HAVING received great ben,d, from the uss Of tho
Rev n II. Down VI ;otsble ELIXIR. take pleasure
10 recommending IL t. others. Is effects were 10 10.
cve nc Of" cough with which hpd been troubled mora
OF less Tor several months II promoted expecoratiou
aud relieved me of an uneasy sensation al out The c,
which had eli neatly year As could procure only
one bottle at the mc have had nm opportunity Of
testing Ii. merits 10 The extent desirable in cHocling
perfect cur" NJ diseased slate Of the lungs NJ, from
what rolici have experienced, think il worthy Of
trial ly all afflicted With luos plants il attended TO
scasonably
LUKE HITCHCOCK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
Price 80 Cents.

q & N. ]. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
-. yer, Tlnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, d c. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsiord Boynton d
Martin, Orwell c. r. Walker, Benson /;
A. A. Alien, Fairhaven Stanley 81 Lef-
fngwell, Poultney; VIM. Moulton d Co.,
Castleton F. Slason, and Daniels Il Bell,
Rutland. 29:40tay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
Cure for indigestion,

J4U.NDICE & DISEASE OF THE LITER :.
JEwETTs IMPROVED VEGETABLE PILLS,
~ r GERMAN SPECIFIC, VIII prove a sure rem
" edy for dyspeps jaundce OF tho liver, headache
heartburn stomach, loss OF appetite Dizziness weak
ness in the limbs cosvenoss. and piles. Among the
ny Testimonials recently received Of the alulary effects
these pills the following strong proofs submitted orex
animation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
Rutland Fire Society

TINE members d The Rutland Fire Soeittg are n"u
cd th,i she suuIsl meeting Of the society Tor the
choice Of hlts is he year ensuing Will be holden at
tie CoaH Howe oa Friday the l2tb instant, at G q
cieek ?.
The ENGINE AND HOOK AND LADDER CON-.
IANIES will hcli Their meetings Of the place on
Tgs.lsy She OH la,,s she former ats O'Clock. the lat
ter a. O'Clock 2 -.
d. BUTLER. Pro,idt"L
Ruu,nI, Jan. 6. lass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
T. NlW-cN'S
"a n "a q g "a
Or Great Purifier Of the Blood.

yTlOR Scrofila or Kings EriL Sores, Ulcers, .Ntyrou
~ oRecii0ns, TJtmLlipg dtbity Grdrti, Heps 0iiSm
Reiar, Dfop,y, Intermittent Ftrcrs, Eerer and 4gue
Goiera &C. as guard against Tubercuiar Consumption.
JGmTdics and Ltrtr C0npiaHiS-itis powerful anti
sprsmodc IN removing twchiugs Of tho toudous, from
bling Of the stomach limbs &c. Dame If ST. Jiius, sour
Stomach, Ricktis, Cuartous erUp'ons, such Herpes
T,Aers SaH Ihe,nu PinpL,d Face Rang Uorin aud all
diseases arising from impurities Of the Blood
lsEE BILLS DIRECTION AND CERTIFICATES
The above Panecea j. put up in bottles letterod J.
.NEHTO.N'S P.4N.4CE1, PURIFIER or THE
BLOOD, .NORH. ~" and the cork sealed with rcd
sealing wax, anl stamped |. NEWTON, Norwich, Vt.
Bills OF direction accompanying each bottle. Retail
price SIPS.
Sold by DANIELS BELL, Rutland, and by most 9TH
er Druggists IN the County. 4l:Gm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
To whom id may Concern.

I HEREBY certify that have given my Amos
l. Spauldng Jr his time until he is twenty.one years
Of age and shall not claim his wages be response
bic for any OF the debts he may after this date
AMOS SPAULDlNG.
Rutland, Dec. 30, 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
DUMFRlEs' REMEDY FOR
The Painful and DeJittating Complaint,
EEH EILES.
1-5-NEIf TgCE ar a CJTpE
lJ-NEJH CASE ora CURE.

BosToN, Nov. cath.
(ellR-The Pile Ointment and Electuary that lately
- had of you, has had an excellent effect have
been troubled for years with the Piles, aud have
found any remedy that would compare with yours. The
late attack one, but the relief almost
immediate. T. II.
Mr. kIddcr, the proprietor Of this medicine recon-
meuds 1t with tho fullest confidence OF the most
valuable remedies yet discovered, for the cure Of this
painful complaint. II consists Of two boxes,
tanning ointment aud the other ElcctuHry. Price
81 for both articles, cts where but only IS
ted
grNoue genuine unless signed r KlDDER, sole pro-
preior and successor TO DIR Conway by whom they
for sale at his Counting Room, No 90 Court 81 Boston,
and by hrs special appointment, by Daniels Bell Rut-
land ; Lew Lewis, Wells; and Adams Warner Co.,
Ludlow.
No6 Oct 24.eopIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SSfE She tnbscf.beff. being appointed by The Hoo.
~ the Probate Court i5r the District Of Rutland.
Conn soncr, 10 receive examine aud Adjust all claims
sud de 81, Of al ptrs"ns against the estate q
BETSEf BtTN.7.N,
late Of Rutsnd, sad district, deccasej rcTrcscn,td
nsolrsni, aud cleo al claim, aud demands exhibited IN
ofs,t thereto bol months from the fourth day Of
December last being allowed by sad for that pur.
pose So therefore hereby give notice that We Will at
.cn1 10 The bgsnoss Of said appointment, al A. l..
Brown, oihss 10 Rutland The 1T Wednesdays OF
March snl Msy next, from O'Clock until o'clock P.
". on each Il ssiJ days.
/ DaNiELS Co''"'''o"s'''
Dated 81 RotlanI, ilIs 81 day Of Jan. 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
TIE Il NJ s..
.fL.H.H.y.lCkS ron
IS.kS

A BkLs-THoa.S-PooR RIoHARDs-FAEEES'
"A by L. THoaFsos,-PooKEr, and the CHEnTis
ALMANACk,-togsiEef with WALross Vernoni ~.
pack spd REaIsTKH, Tor Sale al the Rutland Book
Store, by Wh FAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
CTATE OF VERMONT, Rutland county Court
- September Term, \. ID. 1897
WALTER CHlPMAN, q Co. \
THOMAS MURPHY,
IHOMAS MURPHY,
ENocu SsIru, Jr. Trustee.

ENoCH Smith, Jr- trustee }
Bhereas Walter Chapman Of Orwell in said county
and John b Chapman OF Lansingburgh, in the State
Of New York heretofore to wit at the April term OF
this court A. u 1887, commenced their action on book
account, against Thomas Murphy Of Sudbury, IN said
Rutland county, an absconding concealed or absent
debtor, by summoning Enoch Smith, Jr., of said sud.
bury trustee OF the said Murphy, demanding the sum
Of three bundled dollars to balance book accounts be
tween the plaintiffs and the said Murphy. THIS cause
being duly entered IN court at said April term y. ID.
l-3s, the ainiiils came by L J. Ormsbee ther Aor
ney and the said Murphy being out of thus state Mt the
time Of the sery.ce Of the plaintiffs writ, and not hav
ing received personal notice Of the commencement of
his action, day thereof given &c, until thus term
And now the plaintiffs come by their said Attorney
and The said Murphy not having been notified Of the
tendency Of this suit II is ordered oy the Court, that
the SAID Murphy be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of the plaintiffs declaration with this order
the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland in said coun
~ Of Rutland, three weeks successfully, the last Of
which 10 lie at least SIX weeks previous 10 the next
term Of this coart 10 be holden at Rutland aforesaid
the second Tuesday Of April, A ID. lc3o, and day
thereof was giyeh &c.
, PIERPOlNT, ciak.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

STSTE Or TEHhONI,l IpHE Hon the Probate
D,sifsd q RailaAd o. - Court Tor the De.
the, e RatGad
Toths hem 0i Martin sash. late Of N,dJlsiosn DE-
0s,sd. GFetitHg
HAoss,, MTpAIrr ClAkK. ,1nEi,,ror Of the s,isi.
q the ss'G AAfa Saith, hath representa- 60 thf
Tia, The psrsotsi estate Of ssti deceased iiucen 10
-, h.. dsti, b, tie sun 81 $50 sBi hath spplej ior
csn,s 70 eel ah The rel estate a a decfs.ed 10 psy
Ia tofsssl fgi sal The oot, aui charge Of setlng
sst stssts
Thsrtfsrt. yog hereby nol,asi 10 sqpesr before
The Probate Cun 81 tsfi9u hsfeui 90 be huldeu 81
kzilssi - sa1 dmifie, The IL Noaasy q iebro-
sfY - 1884 tn1 show good 10 the contfSry q
s't boD3s fsi eaBrl tht diFsct er the synsai II
ssG dstiA ke, pihsf~iss She fsi1 SiAtaatrstor ~nl
thea h lossssd 49, talherss4 10 eel al the zeal estate
Il SAL ascssssl
Gives vs5sf hs ~ an The ,ssl 81 asid probate
i-s sosft At Ratlsl.l A. ssa1 dsrYci th I,i lay d
lsS y. lg16.
HR. TowsLEE. Regtss