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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
MARIE ID.

In Tinmouth, the l4th inst, by the Rev MIR Avery
Of Middirtown, Mr. Leland Ioughton, Of Mendon, TO
Miss lDTisa &. Ripley, Of the former place.
In pawle, on the 23d ult Mr. Nathan Wilcox, TO Miss
Sally Robinson.
In Granville y Y on the 10Th inst, Mr. John G Wal
do Of Casteton VI, to Mis-. Ciafssa L. Collins of the
former place.
At Pawiuckct Bridge, X nv Geo W. Noyes, Esq,
Mr. BrnwfinC, To Lady, name unknown. The cir.
cumstancts usnding this wedding some " hat SIN
pular The bridegroom, plain farmer IN appearance,
with his bride, called nj private house, and after gam
ing Ambulance requested the privilege Of being married
there They did moi wish clergyman to oflcate on
the occasion preferrbg magistrate and observed that
they did not wish any refreshments they had brou ght
their ciotHats with them. The husptahe occupants Of
the dwelling granted their request, and procured the
attendance of Justice of the Peace, and the family al,
tended as Witnesses the happy occasion. Aitrr the
marriage ceremony peripmed the couple par,oolS
OF their refreshments, paid the justice dollar and
one for the use OF the house aud departed they
In Swnnton, Sd inst Mr. William II LOOMS OF Shell.
field Conn to Miss Cordea f. Fay of Swanton.
In Georgia, Mr. Smith HAWKING to Miss Catharine
Schoolcrait, both of Georgia.
! In Milton, 9th ult Mr. Hiram Holmes TO Miss Mary
Ann Nay, both Of Milton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

flIsfe the "r.nuemsn hon Necdhsm tose--fot
.hsi ' % addres, tho audience ' no TO Whaf heH
to say encus snd be- sad u AL alone IA his glory
sud cispp~a hi, demoetatr HANDS tW ics--ai aloas
1hcn came The report Of the Committee frfolu
lions As this vbs MAJ Barcn neri,ng. u vas tbot
rot would fsLs xel reader 81 10. resolutions bot
hr could hardly read ct al ~ aand for fear their
beauty should tot be appreciated Mr. Barber ouk -
resolutions and read them himself They passed with
out much dsbae-for these mode democrats care
10. Aboui taking 10 each other uPoa what zone Of them
unders,and
Amer Zoe committee 70 rate candidates 'of state
officers bad reported Nathan Smi- for governor, otas
mus NcfH for lieut. governor, aud Daniel bald~'n
iot tcasutrt resolution was passed thanking the 'eN
rtia.ns candidate af having lasted % long and the
young men. Great State C0Htfsnon sdIputncd.
A few gentlemen who had "come all the way tot a
crest IN order 60 get delivered oi speeches met
va the evening at the Baptist house. We could not al
ford 90 listen any longer and pass among The ahsH
The speeches a. have heard q reported. seemed
dssirned exclusively f"t the party The Harrisburg
mob sworn upen the Whigs-the l Bank had
got all the government money the subtrssurtfs who
bad run away were all h-s. g. &c. Md SAID the
orator petcevlng he rather too broad for tn
outlets or OF his heaters II 1t Is doubted,
ihcie are hundreds Pres'nt-ohcm -llook'ng iound
upon hs two dlrcn heasets) There are good many
pres nj who will testify 10 the same
"Ihe rufiic shirt demagogue I'VE mean democrat from
Ncrgennes said he glad to get out into democratic
at-he lived IA n federal hole aud Aed once "a while
get and meet democratic face Here he very
mod stl9 tusld and Of the democratic faces took
&c little rtd-but The "eentleman from Needham did
not say
The whole process Il getting up and passing off this
Convention, is Pra cicul commentary upon the uuu
OF the sentiment, that
when turns the hill,
It's rapid going down We climb by steps
by studies reach tho bottom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

10 The understanding Of tho rssisftn sho~ r. br. 10
condensed snd couccsvs nAnnor prs.'hir '.'
grounds sud rs,on, why W clam ENtRsbRrus
r0wkgs Tor the
LNDL8N PtRCfT1TF PfLES
One Other fact wr would particularly stamp upun TIE
memory II the reader. " ueiters-lly knnwp Nnt
knowledge that the lNntAs' the na.i sk,aj " Two
cure OF d'casos Of any people ~ the Worlil sud
scnso teaches tbs, hertz ~hlch spring sppisY
ou'ly from "ut ust,ve coll II properly complied and
piled, src the r.st tpArrLp to our Constitution
Therefore when Occupied with tho sbvvt) We ,uruS
the reader that the
ENDLfN PtRG.fTfIE PfLLS
ttnpiv compound ~ isu ii~pi, hsbi no,r N ,tni
rersai "a, ~ fas North .}n,sf,can INBk4NS We ttu.t
he convinced IT ther sui qualities. aud thetsiofr
cont client TO the cure Of rvrRy curahls disease.
r Principal Ohc~ iur the New Englanl States ~
the above N,rNnLr fut.s, No. 1905 fremont, uear
Count street, Boston.
Price p coutt per box, with rrit directions.
~ All communications ~ Bpgl .stous of Agero,c-
NUT Ice Rldfe"od thu.-"N. H. onec. n A. Cucgs
oi Health, 1919 Ircmou, street, Bo'ion, Mas"
Ios FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs OF ia, ,9irarV ct tho INDIAN
IEGEffBLE rms, and q hst Of Agents ar tho
s5nr, Advertisement ~" cut side of tins paper
WILLIAM FAY, Agent Tor Ea,land County
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
The uumbuy Convention.

One Of the greatest frees played off in this state
was the late Loco Foco collection al siddebury Tho
It was complete illustration of the tactics peculiar 10
"lhe party,
II being apparently in the las, ngones of dissolution
and political death, and knowing must very sooa yield
up all that is and dear to them he spos) the rem
of the reckless faction endeavorng 10 show of
little Spartan vaor in this hour of severe trial, still to
aer the people that they the true disciples OF de-
nocrscy the peculiar friends Of the poor and enemies
of the rich standards Of ECONOMY and reform the
advocates Of equal rights tmeanng doubtless the agra
risn doctrines Of Tammany Hall aud Fanny Wrght,)
&c DC.
But forbea TO comment, upon this "farcical scene
and refer readers TO the shrewd in which
The editor OF the Middebuy Peoples Press has taken oil
thus aovel gathering, which here subjoin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
DIED.

In Townsend, Mass the 9th inst, suddenly, Mr.
benjamin NeeGham. Esq, of Shrewsbury VI, aged 80
years Printers IN n. \. n H. and Mass are requested
&c.
In Somerset, the Odd nit Arvilla l.. daughter of
Ephram Rice Esq, in her l2lh wear.
In Johnson VI. 9th inst, Dca J. Burnan, al rev. pen.
in his Slst year.
In Starksborough, on the Eth ut, Solomon Philips
aged n, soldier OF the revolution.
In Steuben N Y. Mr. Jonathan Stcuben formerly
Jonathan Arnold of East Hartford Conn. lie was a
brave and faithful soldier of the revolution Al the sup-
geson of Baron Steuben he rclinqulshed his orr gnal
name OF Arnolda name at that time particularly odIous
and assumed that OF Steuben.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
Trade aud Commerce.

Boston Feb ?
fosr s-d GraiH .Naftti Fiorn Howard street -
srafe- and ~ demand sales : ~ Gas -; Oensses,
I2A - -. ordinary brands. a..
Grata-Las, week priocs are scarcely maintained :
yellow fiat sG .i.c white Al ~ a,c.-Osts firm Si
81 % No Rye OF any consequence ~ thc market
Fsneutl Hall Market. BOSTON. Feb @
FUabiss-puisiors per bushel, 90 : 20; Tur-
MOS, DO do y - ~ Bccts do do. - Carrots do.
Do - PAtsnips DO do - Onions, do, do 90 | 30
Csbhagrs per dozen o.
Iruif-A pples per bushel. 20 90 Pears thakinr)
do do 10 az 90 Ctsnhcrfiss, 90. do. = 80 ? 90
LEMONS, per dozen, p a 81 ~, Otanges do do - a
Doc.
Seed Market, Boston. Feb :.
Clover. Northern. per hundred. 81 re do South.
rtn, do. DO White Dutch. per 10 - SOC ,
do Lucetn-, French. Do 33c Timothy, or Herds
Grass per bushel ? 81 s. Red Top. Northern. per
bushrl 80 do, do Souhern,do. SOC ! ~ > Buck.
wheat, DO ] so.
Wool Market n1sion. Trb 8
Pulled wool sup~r6ne, a5r No / Lamb e. 90 No.
DO n Fleece 90 80 ~ ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
A STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

viii be holden at Woodstock "Wednesday and
Thursday the 9th and 9Th days OF March next o COM
mence at 10 o'clock, 4 NJ of the 9Th,
The expedIency of establishing paper similar 10 the
Temperance Recorder published at Albany, aud to de-
we and adopt all such measures for carrying forward
the temperance reformation, may be thought most
efficient, the great Objects of the proposed meeting
Many OF tie friends of Temperance in different parts
oil the State having consulted together feel the
ty, aud concur IN the calling Of the above convention
and they hope measures may be promptly adopted to
secure the attendance OF delegates from every
the State.
The clergy, without exception respectfully re
quesed give the earliest possible notice of the above
meeting To- their respective congrr cations, and publish
ers OF papers, throughout the State, requested
give tins notice one insertions their several
Journals T.. FAIRBANKS.
Il HOWE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

For Gov. Hon. y SMILE, of Cambridge
For Lt Gov. o. &. MERRILL.

For Gov. Hon y. SMILE, of Cambridge.
For It, Gov o. L. MERRILL.
For Treasurer, DANIEL. BALDWIN.
The Bellows Falls Gazette in abiding to this "r0ry
Convention, he calls it, justly remarks that "lhe
mountain has labored and brought forth mouse The
great agony oyer-the day is past and gonethe to
RES have had gathering aud the
king of Fiance, with forty thousand men,
Marched 10 the hlli-snd then-marched down aCan.
The 10 200 delegates, who were called didn't come
The Marshall, NJ. Lowry, the Collector, Col Hyde,
District Attorney Custom II officers Post Mortrrs
and expectants there Lawyers, doctors, clerks,
nrsiocrats, reied shirt gentry and others Of that
all there, in n Liase Of glory!
Mr. Moore thinks 'the character of the candidates
should be in proportion the prospect Of success, and
they have this year conformed 10 this rule"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

No Cot is worthy of particular notice, that when
the resolution approving o the course oil The President
relation to the currency put to the convention
the 9th, not ten members present voted tor It
When the negative called, although a nay had not
been heard the house before, 1t now from
OF the saunch leaders OF the party. Conscience would
not sleep thrOagh such test. IL was circumstances
full OF promise TO Wing principlesbui It SHOW
bath to those present hose oodrs locked
We have The least dou0t that The sentiments of the
resolution contrary to the feelings and opinions
Of four hnhs OF those pteseut.-B.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
COMuiSSIONERS .NOYICE.

ME the Spl nber' being appointed b. the How
w the Probate Court for the DISTRICT Of RntIaud
c'mm''oners to receive examine and odi~s the claim,
and demands Of por'n,s against ITO estate If
HPOLLOS GRfSWOLD,
late oi NRugiort -sid district deceased reprp,e-
ed insovsui. md hso sH ci,ir md lenanp. ~ Offset
thereto ans 'x mouths hom the g7fh lay OF a." en-.
Der 1888 benz RHrwod by ssd coud for that pusposr
we DO therefore h'r.by give n,tce that we vii a,,eui
10 the bu'n"ss Of our appointment At The dwelling hou'-
Of widow Julia Guswoid, m Wullngford nf.io,sii ou
the hrt M"paays 81 March and Nav next. from I o.
clock g. ncinoH, 9. s. On each Of soil days.
NlLilAN kENT,
JOEL CO.'S CANrINF COMMISSIONED
Dated ai "slingfprd, this Oh 10y Of in. 1859.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
o.. IVY no EtsS IN

hfthe Revolution married beioit he dos ofthef h.,
" band military services, may receive uLaef The
Of Congress,oi JUL g. -:G ihe pensions to Ahr
Their husbands would have b-rn sht-d, rsApsetrely
under the act Of Jan T. -! The benefits 81 G.e I'D
81 July D. l-3j are ettrndcd 70 widows Of ID fsvsu
uonory officers and s'ltsfs Whether they hs,A natfled
again, or not prordfd they are mar widow Az.
widows Of such o5eefs and soldiers eoniiausd az
until lhs % Of Nov I7-I and wsro married lesfs
thst day, are equally emitted
Jan ,i7H " dove II officers and .'fis-tmsf,.,t
before tbs day ar. 'nttsd 10 hyr wears pension T..
lH hareh, lrdD and, 90 proportion, Shen tbsif hoo
bands have drcsl .-l rince. Psafioa Llnne.. naJsr
these ae's, and al otas,s attended 10 by ds syts4ts
r-u 4 gyrE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

heHtyoky Si1miad.-The Legislature Of Ken
iueky lately adopted resolution appointing = com
miss TO inquire ibto the eSpetieucy Of authorizing
the Chancellor 10 eIerelse the sane control over
the persons and estates Of hsbiUsi drenksros that
he does over lunstes. The Committee wGs ALEC
Instructed 70 report bill. making hsbi,vsl drank
snaess sgsheisu' gfovse f5f sisgrens Coor, Of
Chsrcefy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
NOTICE TO F.IRMERS.

ONE chance more, to improve your breed Of Cattle
~ The Subscriber keeps at his stable, the last Of tbs
breed Of the noted Durham short Horned Bull whio IA
was kept in this town lk IL far the hest Of The breed
which has been raised from SAID Bull The owner sisi
ing 10 accommodate other. xhh tue breed VIII lei hs
use Of han for each Cow at only dollar-in hand.
MOSES LESTER.
FINLAND. Feb II Is31 u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
Also for safe ~ aLore.
THE ORiiiS IDDJII WASH

Inc Orus Tooth N ath is purely So.ctahe preparpt
possessing The pr p"t'c' ni cleaning the teeth n.ut
restoring The guus To healthy state aud preventing any
unpleasant taste or odor tho mouth whether atna II, nj,
uecdyeh teeth OF dcrahged state Of the omach.
sound teeth and white teeth the valuable nar
uons oi poor hUmany but how MANY neglect the 1ti.n
ton necessary i"t their preservation when
ny All Ia" means nceded--amOng tho know at.
more pleasant and eieCtull than the Drnis IaurH WASH
1t ceansos and whtens the teeth gtlcns tho gums
purs the mouth and swe"cns the breath We recommend
iis use to all, young and old - Boston looming Post
The concurrent testimony Of the eminent Dentists and
Physicians IN all paris Of the Union IT. ilyo IL
.'ey shown by tho numerous certificates that accompany
each bottle. GIBi6mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
Natural Remedy Applicable u our Constitutions
-dHd Competent u Cure Eosry CtSaJis Dls.
ease-mdy be found "a he
INDIAN PUKG ALIVE PILLS,
or LniuesII Medicine Of the North Aaei-
can College Of Esaih

can College Of Nsaih
This assertion may starllc the reader AMI appear ia
him al sIfd aud ridiculous, yet nevertheless IkLL
Nhat l. disease; When properly nsidereI II ouly
au EFFORT or NATURE 10 expei from the body
fen1us cause. ne constituted that there = a
constant tendency IN nature to expei or throw off what
ever injurious 10 health TINS done ~ ur.uo, stool,
sweat oxpociorauOn, yoni DC. These arc the sewers
the body through winch all the useless aul dtcaycI
matter IL earned Off and 80 lung they are Kept open,
long VIII the body continue IL health. bot wneu
from eating improper io"i. other cause, the bowels
become costtYe, suJdeu raustOu IRON heat cold
The pores the btcome closed ANY 81 tie oluer
drains become obsiructe1, eE Consequence to
follow. The foul matter winch shuu.I escape By thee
outlets instead OF passing Oh, nsiure iolcBied re-
tanned The body aud clthtr putres IA The stomach,
taken up by lie absor vessels aud added 10 tho
circulation, Thu impure u3aef floating abJui le ,y,-
ten. tpe DlooI dseaSc IN me Li1Af tOTH. h t.ue-
umes appears harncs, Tor WHILE but nature always
the alert discovers the lntruIers and
~ struggle iOr Their expulsion a. val be
observed that ~ order 10 aoconphsn tins undertaking
shs Away, directs her efar IDIiE orr .NLTl5 OF
IIfE .N41LR8L DRALES or IHE BODi The
blood T. quckened m its Circulation III Tusnrs with
leuco thTVu.h toe sy,ton ADD freaks through 49, oqpo
sition. This increased hcuou cOm0iDtiou -aIIed
fever. Nature always eHerts hetseil IL PROPORTION ~
the amount 81 labor shs IL compel e. pcii rm there
fore IA proportion a. the body more - I.ss loaded
with corrupted humOrs, will the c0mmyton be more
les, violent III Dature be totally sICLECTED VI
CoUsTERAcrED "a Aer ehOris 10 remove oneHdng mat
ter, (ssa'e) Is not wonderful that under 'aeh
cumsisnce, the bpdy should sink, unlsf the eDBfct.
-iSSiSILNG .N.4TChE ,hsuld be our oBIET sTUDT.
aud or the pa pose 80 MEDICINE WILL ga TOUaD 80
ETYECTUAL - the
LEDLiH PLRGATITE Pills,
~ their effects eTtsIJ 10 EyEEI OsE VI the natural
drains, Whist under ats iHnueHce ne body t De k,Pi
gSnhs Jaa ,f,eiual preparation ins blooI MA
throw OIL TIA grotisr p-rtelss O S impuriy iHiO the
bowels from which Will be expelled ~ the porsstso
quslty II ts PILLS And under ~ Ekr orcu uastaass
II properly psrsFefed With. Il "a iAFss.abLf but that
EVERY DISEASE STYLED " ths,r ro~EETuL
IsTLvEs0E.
lhs' onsAy h,v, sudsaYofsi T. setrss, ssr,si,s,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
Supreme Court, Rutland Co. Term, 1899.

The Cas,e,on Statesman thus alludes 10 the case Of
Collins Lincoln, in action brought by the endorser
Of promIssory note, payable in current bank bills ut
the place OF the defendant.
"The defence set up was, that the note not ne
gotiable because not payable in money-the plaintiff
conended that current bank bills money, and there
fore the negotiable The court (says the States
mani decided favor Of the defendant and against the
negotlabilly Of slim pasleTs
We aude 10 this simple case (Which was decided We
~ correctly Of course but not precisely the sagocous
editor of the Statesman has IT, IN order the
bundet Of the editor. The decision was, that paper
eondos payable in specific articles not negotiable
and ''shln plasters other bank bills the
Statesman id,cyer would be understood Ii justice
to the Court that volunteer this OF
/ the Statesman.
The editor of the Vermont Patriot will please to
tee &c for it demoIishes all his long shrewd article
bout the Loco Foco Supreme Court, &c &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

'INlE Subscriber, wishing oremove to the Far West
l. offers 10 sell the Farm on which he now lives, sit
uaed IN Mounlhoy, one mile south OF the village Of
MechanIcsviile, and about the distance from
Smiths Factory, containing about 100 of land
mostly under improvement well adapted to tillage
grazing with good new dwelling house mostly finish
ed barn 90 by % feet daiiy house, wood house and
other out buildings IN good repair Said Farm has been
successfully improved DAIRY farm for several years
past and has acquired the of the best the
vicinity, and contains large share OF arabic land easily
titled, warm aud sweet II a sale Of tue Farm be ri.
eced, Will also sell the stock on the same consist.
ing OF span of Horses, lG Cows = Yearngs and n
small flock OF Sheep chance equally favorable for
a man of moderate capital seldom presents Itself An
Indlsputable ute will be gwen. Inquire Of the sub.
scriber on the premises
TIM T. GARFIELD.
February, 30, 1879 =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
STATE or FERhOHT,

F0nhareH Distrtef, - ID at Prot. ma
holden al Csseton ia and Tor sa.d disf,ci m th. tt
day Of FEBRUARY, A ID l-s9
Present, Hon Anon Warner lodge - ul,.
ustof 81 1hr ''Al- 81 RioHAEO Has iaie Of r. infr
in sad district, deceased made appesoH lof o. -r et
'sn Of the tune allowed ss,d sasG " stu's Ne rsls
Of SAID DECREASED
u /" hstrtote oTdsrsd that the sail sasa gisr Hfis
70 ihe cseetors q said dscsassc, and al a~fsla
estded BY pubiirsuoh 81 tins order ihf's ~ssks 80
nvely IA the kutsDd Herald, pfHiaa q authe
county ~ hgilahc, that sad sgp icuhsA Wdi ~
a. he othcs Of The ksgstrf 10 IastAlSn, 10
uet, on the lot NSdhrsasy 30 March nsrf, "a
where hey me- sYs.-'r sEd psjrei ihspts,r
2 ~. NERup
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

HERDS GRASS AND CLo;ER SEED. Tao
L i ,ut'eriber hss hsnj qusnity 81 the shove
scod'. whch vii be sold al small advance co. cash
JOHN STRONG.
Ruusnd. Feb H. 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
Rutland County Temperance Convention.

An adjourned NEE ting of the Rutland County Tenn.
prrauce Convention Will be holden u Brick Meet.
ing House IN this village Thursday the 2Isi instant,
to commence at o clock in the morning. punctuai
attendance is earnestly solicited.
Casteton, Feb ] l. 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
JOHN h. WORCESTER
STATE or YER MONT,
District Of Rutland rs

STATE or VERMONT, ! TT is ordered by the Pro.
District Of Rutland rs ! i bate Cumu fot the bs-
fct oi Rutland. that sa application be heard
the second Monday Of March next aud that the said app
cant give notice To all concerned OF sad application
the time OF hearing thereof b. publishing the with
this order two weeks succcssVc the Rutland Herald,
printed Rutland the last OF which to be
weeks previous to SAID court that they appear and hcw
any they have why said license should not be gran-
ted.
Given in Probate Court Rutland this 18th day of Febu.
AIRY, A. ID. 1889.
38tw +. " HOPKINS Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
NO TICE

A IL those indebted to the ,uhscr ber requested
IA to call anJ settle Their account, AMI those who
arc 20 pay va Gram hereby notified thu, 1t must he
brought 10 tn, month. JOHN STRONG,
Rutland. Feb 10, 1889. =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

This pretty good business TO have been discover
ed 10 branch OF since October 81 Al OF
the above regularly appointed Receivers IA Land
DISTRICTS and Wsre bot Sub Treasures upon a sma 10
scale compared with others who hsve more lucrative
others aud who handle Of Uncle Sans mon- r.
Al q these DetslcaiIons took place believe, when
the Treasury order Of July % IN iuli sWay.-whrn
the Public Lands pad for the only Constitution
81 hard money currency, aud when the only aur, sara
aues burnt the 5osoms OF the whole clan OF Govern
tnent DepfedAiors
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
EOK S.sE IL,

STATE FpERMONI,l m /. 1t ren'en'oeicd rn"t
Dnrict Of Rdiand, IS. ) - at stated Probate
Court held at Rutland, within and for sand District
Il c fourth day of January, AID, 1889.
John Barnes administrator Of the estate Of Leonard
Dimck lae of PIttsord said district deceased, prupo-
sing 10 render an account OF his administration,
IL as Ordered, that sad Account be examined IN court
the first Monday ol March next AID that Tie Put.
LEGATION OF copy OF this order three weeks successive
ly, the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, soon
be- shall be sufficient notice 10 all concerned to
appear, it they cause, aud object thereto. IL
true copy Of Record
I. w HOPKINS Regisfer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

The 1000 DELEGATEs-After the extraordinary eff
forts made by the Locoioco leaders To get people
their convention, took special paus to the
suit lar concerned the number -Four Ind,v Is
in the gallery carefully and separately counted them
during the reading OF the resolutions, when all were
seated, and part OF the house crowded. and
pretty accurately done 1 he number including Wing
spectators was from 375 to 400-ali told A small
portion OF these young men, notwithstanding the
call particularly to that class The result Ia TINS
respect such satisfy the most pfeIudic-d OBJ
Jector lhat Tie young II Vermont are bhgs '-Peo
nc Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

10 The Hon Probate Coat for The District Of Rutland
1--WE petition II John Il Wofccstcr o Clarendon said
district she,neh That he guardian OF Alma John-
minor OF sad Clarendon that the SAID MINOR seIod
m lee al certain parcel OF lane situate ~ sad Clarendon
ard dcscibco as follows to Wit being lots No ? the 1t
OF the estate Of chafiah Johnson late said
ondon, deceased bounded the North fast South and
West 10y lands OF John Worcester. Asahe johnson md
John johnson and combining about sixteen also
rcvetson and aitrcs IN the dowor OF the widow Ilcbe
johnson ~ sad este that the SAID also
common with Asahel Johnson, Smith johnson. Truman
Johnson. John Johnson Phrbc Gorbam and Eunlco W.
cecr Of timber lot situated IN ta said district con.
aiming sh acres and that the sale thereof necessary tor
tho support and will be conducive the
ward Whereupon he pays said court 10 grant hm heenst
TO sell the