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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-13


CHEsHrxE, Court Of Common Pleas,
Oct. Term, "A. ID. 1889.
IN the action Samuel Newell I'm plea Of
tf Cambridge. in The County 81 | A debt founded
Middlrssx aud Commonwealth an 4 ;udgmentg
Of Massachusetts, Ms he 10 Adj ~ * -. s~;i
mius,raips ~ ths good. and ,.:'',:sr 4, ~
tate which we're Of John i.l pinihtu ~ nis
AsIm,m Of Cambridge afre- said capacity, by
,aid, Esqairt, dsceAsed, Plain The consideration
tiG. %. isaac Is BARKER. late Of the Justices Of
of C"lesaia, II the County Of Il the Court ofCom-
Franklin and Commonwealth / .,,,,, T,I.a. : lla
of sIarsacmses,s. Assarscy NJ a', "s'u
Law. Defendant. j. 81. y nAsst't "nu W ING
County Of Franklin md Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, on the third Monday Of March,
In the wear of our Lord one thousand eipht
hundred and thirty nine, recovered Judgment
40 ainst the said defendant for the sum OF eighty
three dollars and fifteen cents, debt or damage,
and sixty twodollurs and twenty six cents costs
|oi The same suit, as by the record iheseof now
remaining in said Court, appears.
II being suggested 10 the Court that the
property Of the Defendant had been attached
on the writ, and that no personal service had
been made on the said Isaac b. BARRIER, in the
action aforesaid---it is ordered by the Court,
TINT said action be continued to the next term
Of this Court, 70 be holden at Keene, within
and for said County Of Cheshire, ON The first
Tuesday Of April next and that the Plaintiff
give notice to the said Isaac b. Barber, Of the
pendency OF sad suit, by Causing the substance
loi the Plaintiffs deciaraiira, with a copy OF
Phoenix. a newspaper printed at Brattlehoro,
| in the Comfy Of Windham and State Of Ver-
mont. six weeks successfully. The last puhlica-
lion whereof TO be at least thirty days prior to
said first Tuesdsy Of April next.
Aitfet, II. COOLIDGE. Clerk.
Copy Examined. Fl. COOLIDGE, Clerk.
A. H. BEEnETr, Attorney ovid
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@6eH~HE@
CHrgnIRE, ss.---C0urf Of Common ffeass
Oct. Term. a. ID. 1889. M
IN the nciipn Charles Themp-l I'm plea Of
son and HILLS Thhpson, both N debit found
Of Colrrain, in the County u ed naiu,lament
franklin md State ~ Masses ,l - 81 T: ~
chusrltr Traders, aud Copasi- Y ~
under the firm af c. X VI. Lthnths NJ tHe
Thompson. PhnliIs, "a. lsaac Court OF Com
b. lsarirr.nie Of cpleran aiere- mon Pleas hold
said, Attorney At Law, Defsnd- cnwilhin and for
ant. the Cnuntv Of
Franklin and Commonwealth of Alassac husetts,
on the third Monday of March, a. ID. 1899,
against the Defendant, for the sum Of S69,e9,
debt on damages, and sSS, so, costs Of the said
suit. f RI
Also on note of hand signed BY the defend
ant dated March 80, 1888, payable 20 Daniel
Wells or his order, for the sum OF $1,000. on
demand with interest; and by said Wells en-
dorsrd 10 the plaintiffs.
Also on note Of hand signed BY the said de-
PENDANT, dated on the 10th day " April, 1884,
for the sum oi Soil, payable 10 Wells * Az
word or their order, on demand, with inter-
est; and by said Wells & Alvord endorsed 10
the plaintiffs. TX
And also for that the defendant on the day Of
the date Of the plaintfis' writ being indebted to
the plaintiffs in The sum Of 5000, for goods
bef,rc that time sold and delivered BY the plain
tiffs, to the defendant, al his request.
II being suggested 10 the Court that the pro-
peIty Of the defendant had been attached on the
writ, and that no personal service had been made
on the said Isaac b. Barber, 10 the action aiorr-
said-ft is ordered by the Court, that said action
be continued to the next term OF this Court, 10
BE- holden at Keenc, within and f,read County
Of Cheshire, on the first Tuesday OF April next
land that the plaintiffs give notice To the said
Isaac d. Barber, nithe pendency of said suit, by
causing the substance Of the Plninuhs' decIars-
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0XAX3 Ok- NEW k4AmESx44AEs
CHEsHiRE, ss.--- Court Of Common Pleas,
Oct. Terra, a. u. 1899.
IN the action James Mhnct IN a plea of the
of NorIh6eld, IN the County of u eoss funded
Franklin and Commonwealth m n 49,. ,,r h.,i
Of Massachusetts. Esquire, I" y" 'o'e =, "s"e
Plaiu,if, %. Is,ac D. isarber, 1a'eu "a WY ON
hate Of cul.raiu, IN the Caua, day Of November,
iy-nf Franklin. aforesaid. Al 1873, for the sum
torney ~ Law, Defendant. Of SIS. 90, PAYABLE
10 one Ezekiel Webster OF bis order, on demand
with interest, and endorsed by Arad Webster,
Administrator Of the goods and estate Of the
said Ezekiel Webster, deceased, TO the plaintiff.
Also for that the defendant on the day Of the
date of the plaintiffs writ, being indebted 70
the plaintiff in the sum of two hundred dollars,
as well for so much money before that time
had and received BY the defendant TO the use
Of the piaintiff'-as also for SO much money be-
FIRE that time lent and advanced by the plain
tiiF To the defendant, at his request.
II being suggested 10 the Court that the pro-
perry Of the Defendant had been attached on
the writ, aud that no personal service had been
made on the said Isaac B. Barber, in the action
afofesaid-u Is ordered by the Court, that said
action be continued 10 the next term of this
Court. 10 he hidden at Keene, within and Tor
said County Of Cheshire, on the first Tuesday
Of April next--and that the Plaintiff give notice
10 the said Isaac B. Barber, of the pendency Of
said suit, by causing the substance Of the Plain
tits declaration, will, q copy Of this order, to
paper printed at Braitleboro, in The County II
of Windham and Stnte Of lefmom, siA
weeks successfully, the last publication whereof
to be at least thirty days prior to said FIRST
Attest, IF. COOLIDGE, CLERK.
Copy Examined, II, COOLIDGE, Clerk.
A. II, BEsxETr, Attorney. 6wI4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
IOO GUNS FOR CONNECTICUT.
Office, April q, 1899
From the Connecticut Courant.


Our expresses are from all parts Of the State,
aud we have the pleasure OF informing Our read
that Connecticut maintains her ground 10 OPP
position 10 the mad schemes Of the administration.
she has declared in her sober, second though -
her determined resistance to locoforosm. Van Be-
romsm, and the sub-treasury John NJ. Niles and
lsssc Toucey Il Co., are consigned to their proper
lnsignIhcencc, aud men chosen in .heir places
who will represent ous true interests and not be-
Tray our rigts to further the designs of n party.
Our enemies have met with a Waterlo defeat
they are completely PROSTATE. With ell their
weakness. they had dared to hope that the free
and intelligent electors uf Connecticut could BE-
induced 10 vote for man for governor who had
slandered the whole state by comparing the labor
ing classes to cattle in the market-and for men
to represent tnem IN the councils Of the nation
who had betrayed the trusi rcposed in them-bui
never were they more sadly mistaken. The free
born sons Of Connecticut will not be trampled
upon
Ne,er was there political contest in This state
in which greater eSerlions were made by our op.
ponenIs-they propogaied ISLANDERS of every kind
--rotbing was too low for thcm-lsl schools the
most bareiaced, and which were without the lea s,
shadow OF foundation. were manufactured anC
published IN their papers fraud and corrup-
ton 10 every form they could assume, were prac
used.
To the Wings Of the United States we pro-
claim in The spirit of grateful eyultauon, that ou
victory ID COMPLETE. We have carried ou
State llcke, by large majority. We have chan
gcd entire delegation in Congress-hayina
elected SIX WINGS in place eff as maLy locofo
oos-and We have 10 out of 81 Senators, ant
near two thirds Of the members elected 10 III,
House of Representatives.
/ Bul our JOY is too full for comment, and ",
hasten 10 give the result
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
REHABILITATION OF VOTES FOR Gov
ERNOR.

P S. Since the above was in type we find IN the
Hartford COErani OF Thursday, the following additional
particulars in relation 10 this highly important election.
Votes fer GOrun0r.-We have received the full re-
turns OF the votes tor Governor from every town the
state Niih the exception Of Nountown in WIndhsm
county, Durham IN hiddleEex Madison in New Haven
and franklin New London and IRON he thIes last
We have The najortes. Mr. Ellsworihs vote wall not
vary much from ~ zoo, and his majority Mr. Niles
will be about 200.
The Wings have elected 1903 members Of the House
Of Re the Loco foeos IS and the ConseT.
ysiives2 In II towns there has been choice, and
4 others entitled to two members each have chosen
but
In the 10th Senatorial district, John s Wilson, 10
CO foeo) elected by small majority and IN the lsl
District tie run Is 90 close that cannot tell who
has suececded-1 here will not be three majority either
way. The Wings are sure 0i IS Senators oct OF the
81
Mr. Williams majority for member Of Coagfesss IN
New London county 70 20
Nr osborae ma oriiy, IN Farhsld county, is 800
only - moru lhan br kilswOrihs-
Sir storfs majority Ihgham, in New Haven co
Is sOy Mr. lngbsm Esloiiiy "a hidoieser eouniy is
275. DIR sIoIrs majority IA the district l5i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Connecticut Election.

We eorgrs,ulsts the wings Of Vernon, en- tic late
triumph Of principle in the good old Gland % steady
hshs" Gus 'esdsrs will Psfeeive BY th. account Of
The lsis eieoon, Ia smother oolomu uis, the wings
have made clean work and done uP matiefs In good
syis. They have elected sir Wing members Of Con.
gtess u tho room 81 cir Van buren, followers and
have carried The Governor, Il Governor, &c. &c. all
by respectable msjofics Tiny have also elected a
large n.ja',y 81 mebcrs In both branches Of the leg
iss,ure 10 national point Of view this election is Of
immense importance. Sir highly talented wings tale
the place ofsS ocofocos, which makes twelve differ
enes in the mex, Congress This settles the question
In respect 10 the neat Congress The wings mus, have
majority and probably large msioriy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
The w DOL nnsiness.

We congratulate AgrieuliuTsis the presen, pros.
Tee before them in relation 10 this eea, staple Of Yer
mont The depression in the article for two years
Pa, ewing, doubtless, TO the general arrangement Of
ali business and the currency, is 10 be hoped has
passed byaaa the prospect that business Of
cry And will rssSs,and the present son viii be
gooa foi en1srPrEs A. evidence Of this pfosPeoi
refer to the sale OF large lot Of Fleece Wool d.
rsecy from the grower IN this town 10 the msnuieiUr
lac, week Il said To be frs, rate 10, Of wash.
eea'eos wOo consisting of about 1000 Ss the growth
efthrss years from aOek II wsnt for Fi6y.agAi
seAi' This s esr,says good beginning, and II tins
sPrsgs crop be sold readily at that rate 10 10 be
hoPss cor fsfmers wil not hold for higher price
that Is, ne mean from q % Sc cts. This wi mHks
Eossy PleHiy and encourage ea,srPfre
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DIED.

In this village on the LIST inst at the age Of 81 years,
Edward ot the late Daniel Graves, OF Ira Mr. G..
was remarkable instance of the mysterious appoint.
ments Of Divine Providence For The last 90 years of
his life he endured in consequence of diseased limb
an amour, of bodily suffering which but few reqor-
ed TO sustain. During the whole period of his distress
ing Illness, he was never known 10 utter a complaint,
aud after having proved the support and consolation Of
Ia Christian faith, he fell asleep IN Christ. Cow
AT Mishawaka, Indiana, on the lst March, Of con-
sumption, Margaret, wife of Doct. John G, Sues and
daughter Of Doc X 7. Cooley, Of Benson W. aged 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
BRIGHTON MARKEr--Monday, April ].

At market 800 Beet Cattle, y pairs Working Oxen,
beef cattle unsod.
Prizes Beef Cattle Last weeks prices were hard
ly sustained 10 the afternoon We quote first quality
s,75 900 second quaiay, 500 $780, third quality,
G,s5 7,55.
Working Oxen. Sales were made al $780, il5, l2i,
1872 80, l40 add $50.
Cows and Calves, We noticed sales at 30, 80, 3s, 40
Sc and $50
Sheep. Lots at 4,25, ACE, S. 80, and $50
Swine. One lot Al and - one at 8 "a ond 10 Ia
one at Q 10 I-2; and Zoe three fourths bar.
rows Large hogs were sold OF less price. At eaiI
from 10 10 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
To Printers.

Absconded from this Office last week, in the night
tune FR.STLiS c, SMITH an Apprentice 10 the Print.
ing business II is not known W here be is gone but
that brethren Of the profession may no, tolerate
such desertons, and be imposed upon by the proer Of
services which belong 10 another Office they hereby
cautioned agains, employing him AS he left under
the most dshonorsble circumstances, the respective
Printers Of public journals will doubtless confer ia.
the craft generally well on the undersigned
by giving this notice two Insertions which will
al any time be reciprocaled II may also, have good
influence upon Apprentices and deter them irem dis.
regarding their engagements in like cases without any
reasonable cause and from listening TO mschievous and
bad councils.
Herald Office April g. 1890
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

We are desired 10 nsiies that at = meeting held on
Sunday evening last ., the Court Houte, IN this val
lsge, 1t wss de,efmnsd 10 make survey Of the Es,i
Parish 81 The town, 10 ascertain whs, families Ges
uiuie Of the Bible. committee of two persons was
appointed foe each school district TO make the inqui-
and also solicit donations 10 deirsy the expense Of
furnishing the destitute a, home and abroad, with the
Word Of Life. The committees viii probably make
their Visitation during the next week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

SI1IE or VERMONT Is} f ii cmembered that
Court, held at Rutland. within and for sad District, on
the frs' day Of April, A. -. 1889.
The administrators of the Estate Of jared C. Burdtk
"'e oi nutana IN said district deceased, having made
application 10 this court for license TO cell The real
estate of said deceased for the payment of tho i,t
debts found due against said estate
II is ordered that notice be given 10y the publication
% copy OF inns order IN the Rutland Herald, printed
at Rutland, three weeks succesv.ly as soon be
10 az persons concerned to appear the first Monday
Of way next, and show cause, If any they have, why
sald application should not be granted. IS
"A L. BROW.N, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

S1;41E OFpERHONT, ! n + j, remembered tina,
District Of Rutland, 81. I'd at a stated Probate
court held at Rutland, within and for said District on
the first day ofAprl AID, 1889.
Alvan Tenney, administrator Of the estate Of Josoph
kmba late of Rutlini in sld district dcceassd propo.
sing 10 render an account Of his administration,
IS Ordered, hnt said Account be examined in court
on the fret M onday OF May next; and that the pub
cauop oil copy OF this order, three weeks rucce,,re-
y IN the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland as coon
as may be, shall be sufficient notice TO el concerned 10
appear II they see cause, and object thereto. I!i5
true copy Of Record,
a. l.. BROH.v, Jidgs.
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.softcc.

L hereby givtn ibsi Haus B9gue q Pilisford IN
the County Of Rutland, have lbis day given tuy son
Chsfiss Bog0e, RiEoT u the age Of ~ yeas she
TSnb OF May Ls lime, and that he liberty 70 act
Ter hmselfand iLli y If pot any way interfere, con-
tfo his wages, esrnings property eontfsets,
sny way hold nyEslf lEes snswersbis lSr ~
es,Htrseis HARRIS BOGrE
Ps;isfofd. Nsrch ~, 1893.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Nru orlsan,. Mueh u

By the steamer New York iron Gsivsslon, the
Houston Telegraph al The date of the 2ei,
cd The HOn " "a Brennan, Who VS. captured near
San Psuico several months sgo, snd subsequently im
prtsonrd 10 MStsmofHs, Nes On wat 10 he sion lie
represents the eoncilJn Of The western eoUniirs
dearlshing Emigrsnts acre coming IN, and the q.
llsH1s als sefe 6ilig up very fat Awong the estn
gut.hee susngsrs Troeauy arrived 10 Texas, are men
uoses the names Of Gen haDitoai ss-OOsefnH b1i.
10, ~ SUD Cs,slins, .ae Col " hre, 81 Fiares
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

rErrry FAn.--A tour year old Steer was slsuEh.
tered in this village, yesterday, which up to The
Berkshire Stock II weighed when dressed Il06 lbs
and sold a, the rate of eight dollars per hundred
amounting to SIS a. II was raised by Capt WIN. X.
Shaw of this So much for good breeds and good
attention.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

~u7-Thc Corsrr Corrr for this county, eonmeness
It's Spring Term in this town todsy. The Hon Chief
Just zee williams presdes The first trial the Dock
ct % the Interesting Breach Of Promise case nson
Has,isg' II Is said there VIII probably be near one
hundred witnesses eIamined and that the will
cupy The Court several days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Select school.

M ISS MALLARD, will open School for tho
1NL instruction OF Misses, in the Masonic Hall on
The i3lh inst IT, addition 10 the common brsnr he.
instructions will be given in drawing, fine brush
ana theofem painting, projection Of maps, smbro,.
derry, plain and ornamental needle work oil every A.
scrplon, designing OF patterns, construction of ar,-
cial flowers, OF wax and other materials
Rutland, April ! 1889. IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Drugs, Medicines,
B % a. n y
A1D STATIONARY

AMD EEAELLNAAL
MAY be obtained on reasonable terms al the Office
vi Of DR. ID. IA Msscham, who Continues 10 perform
the various operations upon the teeth, in the APP
proved manner lie will nseri, enable terms.
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth that will not only be
orHaHenial bot really vsfui.
Families in the adjoining ,oW rs, desiring his eefyices
will receive prompt attention Terms that will be
islsciofY.
Also fol sale, MoiIats Life Pills and PhgniE Busrs
Trisses, &c' ID. III MEACHAM.
wslingiord, April G, lS3o. I6--3foreoN1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Strayei

SnRoM the subsenber, on sboa, the 2isi March
~ last. a two year old Mare Cot q AZ spr1ne1
bright bay, dark aud tai, white iscs iour Mlite
leei. sufd s.zs, add never shod, Nhoc,sr ~ ltiurn
said Colt, give iniora where q my BE- louna,
'hsi be hsutsomely rewarded, sol ~ necessary
casrses tad. JOHN SHETLAND.
WalliHs iord, April I, 1859. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Psf'ases. 'l,is animated that several dstsehEenis
81 militia have preseree their services the Prssiesni
70 rsp< tAs Asias Invaders snes the srrsagsosnt Of
ne e'tes.iiss- sat % ACT s-'s-s "a. .Vgsssson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

NOTICE - hereby riren, that have given my tro
sons Harrison aud Washington Potter minors.
their time. sud They al, liberty 10; themselves
aud sh"il claim none Of their wages, nor he seeounis
bic for their debts amer this date
ANDREW POTTER
Clarendon, April @, is5l is
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Military Notice.

The officers Of the Clh Regiment requested 10
meet 10 Convention al Css,l,ton the go inst fbf
the purpose Of esoing delegates TO attend tho Stats
Military Convention Al NmWoh on the ith ~ Jlly
nes, also 10 transact other business Thought cSrden,
iot the good Of the Regiment 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

The papers announe. tie des,h Of The Hon wm n.
Wharton lie died on wound reeeirrd from the acct.
dental discharge of pistol His sudden departure -
deeply Ameu,ed and has occasohed to Teas The loss
Of Of her uhirsi siatcsmtn and revolutionary patti
os, who perilled all and suffered oil, in tie achievement
of her inJcpendeng e. Balicf,n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
MARRlED.

In Shoreham, on the 18th inst, by Rev Ira Bentley,
Aaron Needham Esq, Of Whiting to Miss Sarah Wright
of aae former place.
In Tinmouth on the 18th ut, by Rev o. Green Mr.
franklin Clark, Of Pawet, to Miss Sarah b. Salisbury
OF Iinmouh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

CASaL NAVIGATION We learn from the Albany
papers tina, the Boats the New York Canals will
commence running on the Goth instant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

I is of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Rut
IL land VI, March 3lst, 1889,
Atwood Leland Hellon Gi1eon
Agin lula Mrs Jones & Fuller Messrs
Ashley Mary + Miss J mes John +. Hail
Burke Samuel Keith Eliza Mrs
Barnes w Rev Kelley Daniel
Bryant Jsber Kmba Amos
Billings Ebon knights Ferrn
Barnes Comfort Lawrence Amos
Bliss Ira Locking Curtis f.
Brown Sydney Morgan Austin l.
Boardmbn Charles G Mallord Mary Mrs
Clark Louisa M Miss Mcdonnell Mr. Esq
Cotl!ng Samuel Moore Mary Mss2
Congregational or Metho Mussey Benjamin
dist Clergyman, Mendon VtMortrone John
Curtis Moses Mason Boomer
Caldwell samuel To the mother or brother o (
Chapman Reuben Myrck w Nelson
Cilrk Lsban Nuns supply
Capr1n benjamin 2 Porter Cyrus
Campbell Erastus Proctor Albert
Chapman Nathaniel Perry Asa
I Chapman Samuel Rowe Calvin
Durkee Lucy5 kussel Alvan +
Dewey John VI Rollins Amirs Mics
/ Dolphin David Richards Aurels Mrs
Eg sleston Elaihsn Richards Jacob
Euson Cyrus Jr Richardson Henry
Eayres James Smith John 9
Foo, Clark Saunders NJ chael 2
freeman Rebecca Mrs Stanton l. Mr.
Flag Peter Snew Mr.
Farbsr Eli snow Mary Anne Q
Foster Noah Smith James
Fuller Fraucis p Sheldon Lorenzo2
Ffeewiii Baptist church inTowslee III
Ruuind' Teton Ephraim
Grace Gerry Town Is
Grswoli Harriet Miss Taylor Hannah Mas
Gibson Timothy pham , n
Grahame Audrew Vail John A
Hale Sarah Miss Wright Truman
Hall Elias (Chlltendeu) Wright Lucius
Hemck John Williams Othnci
Hsscall Ralph Waller Royal ii.
hamm0nd Victor ru Wheeler Albert :,
Is THOMAS }. OkMsBEE, 7. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
PROBITE NOTICE.

NOIICE is heFcbv given that the Probate Office for ts
District OF Rutland Ia removed TO tho ollee of ,b.
County CLERK. IN the Court House
a, /. BROWN, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

.nawaakst LEAD Saie'--we lrsrn from the Nlwru.
kee sentinel Of the Iah al thst The amAunt of money
received the Land Once IN that district during the
late public sale was 500 :si1 ''Nine,enihs Of the
land at last Gays the Seuinr "hss been purchased by
actual settlers II has al been cold too Nth tie ey-
cep,ion, perhaps, Of half section, al the minimum
price Of the government, one dollar and twcniy five
cents per The quantity Of land cold at The tsle
has exceeded our most sangune anteipauons'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

NOTICE Is hereby eivon, that have sivea nv son.
Chhres Vaughn, his time from this date and ,b,li
claim none OF his wages, nor pay debts Of contract
'nS amer Ia" gate Wa. VAUGHN.
Tinmouh, March. 20. 1859. Is
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Am Apprentice Wanted.

WANTED immediately at this Office a. uspp,cn.
W ice to The Printing Business sprirhtly intelli.
gent iad. about 10 or l6 years of age
Herald Office, April /, 1888.