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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

rrrponsibie station of Chief Magistrate of the
State And the recent faiicring msnnef IN which
they have been pleased 60 express, anew, their
appreciation II my humble efforts in their service
has greatly increased my obligations Tor M cit
eums,aoce can be more gratifying than 10 NEE,
this unequivoeAi evidence of the public conf
,dence.
In conclusion, fellow citizens, cheeffu,ly ten
der 20 you my assistance, IN whatever you may
advance destined 10 promote the genera; welfare;
and may that AixienSy BEiS., without whose
aid oil our .iiurts are vain, assist us that We
shall possess the consciousness Of having
faithfully discharged our duty
s H. JENiSON.
Executive Department, Oct. 10, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

CT with Subscriptions ol unity individuals.
are more than equal to The ampan, OF the deb,
The sim now IN the hand OF the managers o,
the Ladies FAIR, consisting of the nett pro
cccds of the FAIR, inclu,liog sc,.al coniribu-
tons through The hands Of The Prcsiden, Oft
Association, exceed thirty thousand dollars.
In addition, two gentlemen are ready To pay
ovcr 90 the Treasury OF the Association tho
sums of ten thousand dollars zach. as sccn ~
II shall appear, by the final adjus,mca, 81 the
receipts from the Fair, aud tho conclusion Of
the contrac, tor the complc,ion OF the WORK.
that the conditions Of those mnn,l,ccu, dona-
lions are complied with This will he accom-.
plishcd, wo have no doubt In few days, max.
ing the sum available cor the completion of,his
noble work, fi6y thousand dollars.
Boston aircrhser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

BusEEa HUI MONUMENT We learn from
the proceedings Of the Directors Of the Bunker
Hill Monument Association, held yesterday,
that it is probable that a contract will soon be
entered into, for the completion Of the Monu-
men, according 10 the original plan, 10 the
height Of 220 feet. A skiIlful and responsible
contractor is ready TO enter into an engage
meni to complete the monument, including Inc
compensation TO be paid % the architect, for
tho sum OF ca, 500. This Is exclusive Of ths
grading Of the grounds, and tbs erection of a
suitable isnce, besides which there is debt
from the Association, for money borrowed
some years ago, amounting 70 oyor $1,000,
with interest, which swclls the debt 20 about
$1,000, making the sum Of near sGO,O00 Foqui-
SITE for the satisfactory completion Of the IN
denasing.
For ehsciihg ihisni icci ihe rfcsegt srl IN.
iici9ai.d irssfli,cs 81 tie $3.50 iiiua .fe iIs
fuii9wins Tie isn4a 90 inr hands ~ re
Treasurer aud 81 TO PIc,idenl and ri iis
Ire isUTtrol the Mechanic Associ4'ioa, ioprlL-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Fourth Dist. Augustus Young, whig. maj. 1908
Finh Dist. John .Ma'tocks, wing, mai. l2i.
ELECTIONS.
Georgia.


Returns from 62 counties In this State give
Wing majority Of $500 and Wing gain Of 1859.
These &c counties have elected members Of the
Senate 81 wings aud Is v. D. Members Of the
House 90 wings, 81 V. d.
The Senate consists Of % MEMBERSHIP House
Of POI. The Wings have beyond oil doub, elect
ed the o members of Congress, as they are elected
by general ticket
Nsso Jerscy.
Tho result, % far a. sscersained elbows In tho
election Of members Of the council IL wings snd
locos House, d wings aud IL loeoA
PenHsylvani0.
Small numbef Of counties returned They
show 10 wings, 2gain-s loco. gain
The Wings will probably have majority In
the stste Senate.
Ohio.
Intelligence from Is counties give Corwln (W)
10000 maj. Shannon, the.present governor, was
800 in tho rear in his own county.
Woe to the spoiers--no room for comments
and there 10 no need Of them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

The Burlington Sentinel is out upon the Gov
ernor's Message in the following very decent
democratic style. We know Of no better way
to disgust the freemen Of Vermont with Iocoism
than by publishing sentiment as held and ex.
pressed by their own party presses.
'We give to day the long jargon of election
eerlng slang delivered before the assembled
wisdom of the State at Montpelier, aid which
lis dignifed with the title of"Message." With
the exception Of some slight alterations to suit
the occasion, IT might pass for second edition
OF the speech of the same worthy before hard
cider gathering at Shoreham some weeks
since. II is repete with false assumptions
and distortions Of facts which would disgrace
an itinerant "Tippecanoe" songster. The at
fairs of our own State are neglected, that the
gross fraud attempted 10 be palmed Off upon
Congress and the country,by the fedeialisis of
New Jersey might be approved, the election
of "Old Tip" formally predicted from the Cub
ernatorial chair, and the Administration CEN
sured for all the cmbarrassmen,s under which
the country has been suffering. II is won
der he did not lug in the "blood hounds" and
the standing army of 100000 men,"
For our part, aside irom every thing Of
party nature, we thought the Message most
excellent document--soun in its views Of polit-
zeal policy and wise in lis propositions TO promote
public good The Governors remarks upon
banks and the banking system, are as sound as
orthodoxy itself From the concluding sentences
the above quotation, il lie evident that the edi
tor Of tbs Sentinel felt much relieved 10 find that
no susion made in the Message TO the in
human transaction Of tie Cuba Bloodhounds or
the alarming Standing Army project. The
partizsns OF the administration tremble al the
rustling Of every leaf, fearing the exposure Of
some Of their political atrocities. The bare men
ton Of the sub-treusury, the prodigal expendi-
turo Of public money, the Standing army, the i'm
mcnse frauds and knsyish trickery employed 10
secure his reelection, will at any time set an
administration man into the most violent paroI-
ysm Of anger and desperation. In his fu'y he
will propose a score Of questions at breath, TAX
ing good pains 10 drown your attempts at reply
in his loud, boisirous, oyefbearing hiIlwind Of
" ords, until dissusied and insu!,ed by his yio-
lsues, you abruptly quit bis prsseuee:--ihen lie
imasines tina, he has ven the battle aud van
pushed his antagonist, This is the loco foeo
method Of holding an argument, and little prof,
is found in attempting to hold political converse
ton under such circumstances.
The Paragraph below, copied from the same
editorial OF the Sentinel does not appear OF all
consistent with the principles Of The sdmiaisirs-
ton party. The whole synagogas of loeos have
been baptized iuhO the most incorporating hate
Of every thing resembling paper currency, and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

There are altogether 29I electoral votes;
and I1s therefore make a majority. II then,
TO the above 100 votes for Old Tip, VIC add
New York (42,) we shall have ISL votes, or
more than are requisite TO elect him. That
New York will vote for General Harrison no
reasonable man now doubts. And which Of
the above States will recede from the stand
she has assumed under the "Retorm" nag1
Virginia. Surely not-bui if for arguments
sake las mr.. Richie has i,,) we admit doubt
about Virginia, there is OHIO with 81, Tennes-
see with Is, Massachusetts with IL, and New
Jersey with votes, all ready TO make up any
unlooked-for gap in the solid column Of Wing
States. Can there be any question then of
General Harrison's triumphant election
DGi!y AIDE.
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WING Convention.

We are requested by the Wing Committee
Of this County 10 give notice that Conven-
ton will be holden at this place on Tuesday,
the 30 day Of November next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to take into sober consideration the ruin
Gus measures Of the present administration, to-
geiher with the proper means 10 he employed
10 remedy the evils Of which we justly com
plain The Wigs of Rutland have attended
TO the invitation of their friends in other parts
oil the county, and they now hope and expect
that their invitation will be met with cores
Ponding attention, and as the wings act on the
principles OF true poliieness, sound morals and
genuine patriotism, we will no, fear disappoinl-
mcnl. Mr.. Slade will be present and address
tie meeting; end it is worth days journey TO
hear bin upon the subjects now agitated oil
orcr tho country. Come and hear and prepare
TO ,eork.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
For the Herald.

Having received invitations from Whiting
Orwell, Hubbardton, Pawlet, Dandy. Wal
lingtprd, Brandon and Bristol to address po-
litic5 meetings at those places, at such times
as may be convenient to me, ! give notice
that intend to be at the above places, to adj
dress the people on the following days, viz.
At Whiting on Monday, the Goth instant at
O'Clock, p. M.
AT Orwell, on Tuesday tine eth, at o'clock
p. NJ
At Hubbardton, on Wednesday the 2sth at
o'clock, p. M.
AT Pawlet on Friday, the 3Oth, at o'clock.
Al Dandy on Saturday, the 3lst at o'clock.
At Wallingford, on Monday the end of No
vember at o'clock.
At Brandon on Wednesday the 1th at i
O'clock.
At Bristol, on Friday the 9th, ut O'Clock.
WILLIAM SLADE.
Oct. IS 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

AsorHEs SHAs The loco presses are smsz-
insiy prolific u forced testimonials TO suhsiantis,e
tAe.r Malignant asPen,ans up Gen. Harrison .
military character II will be reeollecied that a
Few months ago, when it became evident TO
every one tina, 1t the Objee, Of the Sdmnisira-
ton party TO prejudice tho voters Sgains, him by
setting ham forth an inGrn, ehildsh old pet
tieoai granny coward, and by absolutely igAg
hiHA oHi Of all military character, that number Of
him, under their oWn signatures. with date and
rssidenee attached, came out publicly and pro
no1noed the whole series vf seeussuons 20 be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

ii ,.n,fsl upon thu community smone
-. ,n,, BE- ipca,sd, nv atording facili-
-. Al fsas1nabic rate, 10 such az take
- the neighborho d 10 market aud
= In e,erc hsndsse N reform, OF 10 such
/ -, a. the taw material, and thus render
-, a TIC country more valuable as
| -, ,n,tsstabie commodity.
,.l.irs these vrvs, should this suble /
-, cut consideration, il might natural
,,sa ,l,,, 1 sAosid ash for them a can.
| = S,.as.sentle examination. In the ab-
80 san, feeling and every improper BIZ
,n.s,ry shouid H., does the active business
s.,,,res., seeiou, asking for the establish.
u A,nk. need ts accommodation Are
.,,,i,,,, vts viii make investments ol
.e,sttfe be true, still we shall have
.,ss,ks improvement of the exam.
-, .,-.peessoss and ncighbors II, when
49, f,sh ssl0isry restrictions as will
scaFr the public from loss, we should
- unreasonable spd exec siye restraint.
III eets0, that public from enjoying the ben
4 ihs sys,em.
4 so Of resolutions passed by tho legislature,
| ,ssl u our sister siates, upon various sub
s,ge been received by me since the nd
osni q the general assembly. In compli
.la requests by which they were accom-
hey will he laid before you.
saisot embraced IN them is of 40 grave i'm
sasDlyes principles ~ alarming IN thei
.a-, a. those from the State Of New Jersey
,s- sovereign States Of the Union hal
y eyised Of her constitutional rights. lie
~ss's,ives. preseniinr the ever before un
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

safe to say "Hear Tom Thumper's Testimony
or "Hear Judge Whppoorwell's Testimony" or,
as In the article below copied from the Burling-
ton Sentinel "Hear
John w. Taylor's opinion Of Gen. Harnson,
as addressed to the Governor ID. ID. Temp
kins in 1914.
General Harrison was absent from Wash
ington) but If on tho spot, 1t would be ofques-
tionable policy to give it (the command Of the
Northern Army to him. General Desha, of
Kentucky, who is now in congress, says that
Harrison is not pin better than Hull; that
had not Governor Shelby determinedly per-
sisted in pursuing Proctor, General Harrison
would have gathered no laurels that Harri-
son pertinaciously adhered to his intention Of
stopping short at Maiden and was diverted
from his purpose only by Governor Shelby's
firmness and determination TO pursue Proctor
with such volunteers as might choose 70 &C.
company him, and leave Harrison ut Maiden.
The latter finding himself like to be left alone,
tho't II the safer course to accompany tho ar
my. 1t is further alleged that! Harrison total.
ly dsregards all economical considerations,
and that the expenses of his last campaign
have cost a sum extravrgant beyond calcula-
ton. Claims for unprovided wagons, horses,
men, provisions, &c. &c. are daily coming in
to an enormous amount"
Who is "John w. Taylor'" Where does John
w. Taylor live How did John w. Taylor know
about these minute circumstances described? Was
John w. Taylor present to witness them' Why
did not John w. Taylor put John w. Taylor's
signature and residence TO the bottom Of his tcs-
timony, that we might know something Of John
w, Taylors whereabouts, and learn by inquiry.
through our colleagues, whether John W. Tuy-
lor's word is good for any thing' But no-nons
Of this John ". Taylor is John ". Taylor, and
this is John ". Tdylors say so, and that 8
enough
Powerful testimony 10 ruin a mans military
character, which undisputed history has chroni-
clad for quarter Of a century as being that If
Hero
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

lucky. has the overthrow OF the Admini.ira.
ton been more complete and thorough. Coun.
ties heretofore regarded as hopclessly deyo,-
ed 10 the support Of the party IN power have
been rcyoiutionizcd. An overwhelming mai,
OF Wings has been elected to each branch OF
tho Legislature, and so lsrg, a majority ofihe
popular snflragcs thrown for the Wing ticket
as TO deprive our adversary OF the slighics,
hope of success ia tho final contest in Novem-
Der. II is not our purpose TO 60 into detail IN
this Circular, but our friends in other States
NAV rely, with implc, confidence, upon the
following brief exhibit of the results
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
This body consists Of seveniy-ulne mem
bcrs chosen by twenty counties and tho cities
ofAnnapolis and Baltimore. In the last House
there was Van Buren, majority of thirteen
votes. ~ the recent election, the Wings sue
ceedcd IN elec,ing the entire representation
from fourteen counties and tho city Of Annap-
oils, and in dividing with the opponents, the
representation from one other county. The
House now stands as follows
Wings. Van Buren.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
A GARD.

Tho Wing Committee OF Wallingfori have
the pleasure TO announce 10 the patriotic Wings
OF that and the Adjoining towns, aud others
opposed 20 the administration principles and
ruinous measures advoctcd by the gfasping
locofoco administration ut Washington, tia,
our distinguished representative. tho Hon.
William Siode, will DO in Wallinetorl on Mon.
day the end, OF Nov next, An address is sx-
pected from him, upon the political affairs OF
tho country, at that jmo commencing at I
O'Clock p. NJ. II is confidently expected that
few in tho neighborhood will deny themselves
the pleasure 10 hear him upon tina, occasion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
MARYLAND REDEEMED.
Correspondence Of the Troy Daily Wing.
New York, Oct. o, 1910.

OF CLOCK +. NJ.
The mail from Philadelphia is just in 1t
brings most gratifying intelligence from Mary
land. The Wings have carried the State ,ri-
umphantly. News has just beer received at
tho Office Of tho Courier Il Enquirer, that
the Wing majority in the State will be at least
THREE THOUSAND! Tho House of Del
ega,es will stand, it is supposed, Ga Wing TO
Is Loco-F oco. This is indeed a great tn
umph. / enclose you the following statement
Of majorities which can be depended on.
Yours, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

direct positive and Intentional LIES, and moth
ing Else Escn their candidate Tot the vice pres
ldcnoy refuses 10 war the stolen lsurcls which
lis constituents have endcAyoted to pluck from
the hrows Of Harrison to place upon his own
This method cf addressing Arguments TO the pub
lao mind produced effects thorough and deei-
cave tina, the enemies Of Jedersoni,n Republ-
eansm resolved TO adop, the same. For this pur-
pose the most adroit manufacture of Certificates
tnnduub,cdy well paid is employed to supply
them ss fast as the market dcmands-pre isely in
The same manner as a Quaok doctor obtains ties
tlmonals Of miraculous cures wrought by his
nos,rums. Alter one has been trumpeted about
until gets nailed fast 10 tho counter il is sim
ul'nneonsly dropped by the whole gang, and
bran new one is put in its place Extreme eau
lion is taken in the fabrication OF these miserable
falsehoods that no place of residence be named,
and tina, the identity Of the witness be kept in
the dark They generally go back some 20 or
80 years for these instances, that those TO whom
these declarations arc Inscribed az such ndvdu-
ais ever lived might have had n reasonable time
TO die inland as dead men, or men who ne yer
lived, tell tales their lie remains undiscovered
and does just about as well as though il had been
truth. In one instance only-and that among the
first-have they ventured to pvt into the mouth OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

liza great cry is an indication Of acute pain, the
editor Of the Mddebury Free Press is touched
IN tender spot by iarrisons Speech al Dayton
lie has copiedii land from hasty glance, we
suspect in a gsrbled form) and devoted several
columns of 1Ords, desigaed rs 4 criticism upon
1t. We sec no pungency, wit or truth in his re.
m"rksi-wish he would review them and see il
he can
No sarer proof is needed tina, the opposition,
IN any matter, have been most essentially used
up, and tina, they are well sen ible Of 1t, than
The Circumstance Of their presses simultaneously
bursting out with columns Of invec,ive and bit
ter, acrimonious personalities
Gen Harrison mnde a most capital speech a,
Dayton, sir, and he there answered in an unan.
SIDERABLE manner mos, Of your rascaly libels and
falsshoods which concerned him personally. -
Sc,re Ssay; we love to hear you.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
TO TIE WINGS OF THE UNITED
STATES

The undersigned, the Wing Central Commit.
tee for the State Of Maryland, avail tl,clnb.. ives
Of the earliest momen, 10 communicate 10
their political brethren throughout, tho loion
an account OF the signal and unoTampicd til
umph which hss crowned their efforts a. tie
election held on the seventh instant
In nc Stale Of tlie rnlon, ckce1s ~ Ken
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

EVENING, OCT. 20, 1910.
From our Correspondent.

Montpelier, Is Oct. 1910.
On Saturday the Governor sent his annual
message TO the two houses. 1t was badly
read in the Senate, by the Secretary, and this
was owing in some measure, probably, 10 the
embarrassment incident to new place, sur
rounded by so grave body of Senator's
The message was the eest prepared, and the
most statesman like document which | have
seen under the Governors hand. The mate
rails, out OF which the Governor of Vermont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

solsmnly dedicated 10 the hard money idol Of
Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Barren. Com
pare the insinua,on here contained with their
metallic currency principles.
Tho Banking system is eulogised TO the
skies, and the miserable and thousand times
refutod slang OF the hard CIDER prints ,ha, the
Democratic party are Soniending for tho des.
truci'oa, no, the reform, oilhe Banking system.
is endorsed and again set anca, by this Prcsi.
dent Of Tippccaroe Club.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

Ia 1896, these counties gave a Harrison
majority Of 1919.
and Is Van buren,. Last year Loco Foco
majority, II. The Senate consists Of 81 mem
beTs. of which number the Wings havo elect
ed is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
HOW STANDS THE ACCOUNT.

The recent Wing triumpbs in Delaware and
Maryland throw some additional light on the
probable issue of the approaching Presiden-
tial election. Since the nomination Of Old
Tip at Harrisburgh the following States have
s'declared their intentions :"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20


,. ,.,n,
~ ~. ~ p,e,.'ra. ay 81 hind;nn IN
~" Nv, 800 ~ ., ~ .,'',;I',c Il, i.,,
-, w, -, ~ h"s ,'y,a 49,, nansiJor"J
$500 49,. -. "a' W., ",, ~" ,ioia,;nn ~
- W NV $500 wv ~ I'
" ." , i's"'' ""1
" ah Pfeceoeh',
"rrer moti'e may have inhuenced Inc de-
o, inc majority IN Congress, on Tins ques-
fiii' W history OF The tunes, II VIII DO dif-
70 cohside' II apart from me TACT, that tho
"" pema'ureiy settled during The pen
on iasotue ana pafuIan measure, which
"o" !" " eAo'o,se an ,lhpof'ah' ana
"s' ny innuc"ce OF mo
,t VI VIZ eounuy.
,uvas'o" " '"e oonsu.u'lona' righ's Of
hv sodw 90" .'m h VIZ , 'h .nas =;
- 49, "uon' VIC '"JuIea
.,h.s nj. y, .aa oe WIZ" ~
go, =. s,,s:', "'"s' ""' secA ~
~ 1870. \.
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49,, co,id L. s"I.
.ecs.,or N C.., ~. r. .~',',, 49,
,,bl,c =, r,;v.,. -. ",', 80 s"s,
1.l.., m ur,s wr,,, ~, nc *. g., y
n e,.o. or ,h;s ch,,.o,., H. .,n
,a.asn, .,.o,;on. oV W., :. mI ac.o,s, oJ
,,hnn,l from q, h;ct ,ha,. :. ~" -,
A. ,,n,ooC few would ho ~ ;II;nn ~ a"'
Ga, arcs. n, foym az no,a,nr,s,, - ."
kv from uaduc assumn,;on If no.ar h., ", w. :
ni banches of the General Govrrnmen; han
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Rutland. Oct. %, 1910.


an Saturday last, near this village. band Dor
~ containing ladies' wearing apparel. which tho
owner can obtain at this oiiiceby paying for adver
tzihg. Oct. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
THE SENATE.

This body consists Of twen,y-ono members,
seven OF whom were chosen at the recen, cleo
ton. The Wigs have elected five, and their
opponents two. Tho next Senate stands
Wings. Van Butcn.
IS q
SO that, on Joint ballot, the strength Of par
ties in the next Legislature OF Maryland will
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
rs
Whig majority.
90 votes,

Wing majority, 90 votes
Blu, transccndant as has been our triumph,
In this view Of 1t, It Is Of infinitely deeper In
terest and Importance to tho rest Of the Union,
when VIC come to consider the condition Of
THE POPULAR VOTE.
The returns have been received from oil tho
counties excep, the strong Wing Counties of
Worcester, Dorcestor and Somerset II Is
confidently believed that these will give ma
jority Of at least ono thousand votes. In Wor-
cester, our adversaies have not even put for
ward Ticket for the House Of Delegates,
and In Dorchester tho opposition Is merely
nominal
With tho usual Wing vote in those counties,
added to the results positively ascortalned in
the rest of the State, tho Wing majority ex-
ceeds twenty Eve hundred votcs--A result 80
decisive as to render II ABSOLUTELY
CERTAIN that tho TEN VOTES Of Mary.
land will DO given to Gen. HARRisOS on the
first Monday Of November next.
II is known to US that our adversaries viii
| attempt to influence tho elections In othel
States by the incorrect statement of what
| Maryland has done and said, at the recent
election, but lest such attempts should bt
made, we have thought it due our poltica
brethren throughout the Union to adopt this
method Of assuring them Of tho complete as
cendancy OF tho Wing cause in Maryland
and to promise in the name Of tho Wings o
Maryland, that tho victory recently achieved
will DO followed by one still more signal AM
triumphant on the first monday Of Novom
Der next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

NOTICE..
A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of tho ato
IA WIN, Fay, either by note or book account, are
requested TO call and settle the same with little
delay as possible. All bills for Jo'-wotk. advertising
papers, &C. against those living nj distance will
be made out aud forwarded and as the, numerous
il is hoped they will receive immediate attention. bo-
ing DESTROYS to close up the Of the estate
as possible
LYDIA FAY, Administrative.
Rutland Oct % 1910.