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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

increasing The number Of al hcit establishment Of
Fort Vancouver. on the Columbia month since
vessel Of theirs took from here eighty natives THESE
Islands osicnslhly for he purpose OF farming, &c.
bot tealiy increase their military force at the Coum.
ba and 60 resist any attempts on the pant oi our pco-
pie government, from dispossessng the Company OF
the occupancy ol that place
A large number Of SaNony sheep have been import
ed into the Columbia for the breed last year they inn
ported 500 sheep from California for The like object
1t is reported here and generally believed that the
III. b. Company intend 20 establish colony OF Pufcfs
Sound Straits Of Juan de Fuca. Two more ships are
10 be added 10 the compauy's marine in the North Pa
c6c, f0r TIE purpose 90 extending thoit operations TO
these islands and to China. and Il possible 10 mouopo
lizc the trade of the whole North Pacific You well
know they have already succeeded in respect 90 the
Fur trade of the Northwest coast and have 10 tell
YOU iha, they have succeeded IN mouopolzing the
trade 60 the Russian settlements AZ the Norfolk Sound.
&c-Thc Company have contracted TO furnish them
with OF tho productions of England and Europe nj
aiou, 30 per the prime cost and advance hard
~ sufficient TO cover the charge but the object of the
company viii be obtained VIZ, 10 destroy American
commerce on the whole coast Of the Northwest
/ \ Companys vessel will leave tins and each sue
cccding year from the Columbia TO Norfolk Sound with
large contract Of flour, wheat beef, pork, butter, &c
actually realizing some OF your mad projects Last
wear fine coal mine discovered somewhere about
puqei's Sound and $50 or 200 tons Of the same was
taken To England for sale 10y OF the Company
vessels, as much probably for ballast as for profit
might write volume on the subject OF this letter
Bot enough has been slated to show that unless some
OF the energetic OF the od General is showr
by the present President, trade in this part of tho
world instead Of increasing must be DESTROYED by the
oyerpow erng capital of the II. b Company, right
as the sovereignty the Oregon Territory laugh
ed al and our character a nation become by-wotC
| to the world. DO for the honor Of country wha
YOU can To government TO the great import
ance of an immediate military occupancy ofhe Oregon
Territory, and The establishment OF It's northern boun
darv.
You may make such use Of this letter. written il
hasie) as YOU thing proper. Your friend,
Henry A. PrlRcE.
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I.E0D.
From the Rochester Democrat.

Lockpou, Thursday, IL o'clock, night.
have JUS, returned form the Court House and Jail.
where there is, or a short time SINCE assembled
$50 300 citizens, who say Mcleod shall not be lib
Grated, although Judge Bowen admitted him to bail
Tins afternoon, and Capt VIM. Buel became bail
The Judge gave the order his (NcIeod 81 attorney
about this evening, and in 10 minutes 200 men were
in and about the Court House and Jail.
meeting organized in the Court Room, while
10 or 50 guarded tho door below some with muskets
while the drums and bugels outside mus, have made
Mcleod feel gloomy. lie was not allowed to see the
sheriff ur any else.
a committee appointed TO see Judge Bowen, and
to ask him to surrender him. rather with draw his
name from the Bond. The commlte had not returned
when | left | fear it will be much against him if he
does not do so.
A messenger has gone to Buffalo, that the owner of
the Caroline may be here prosecute for private dam
ages, &c. &c should the authorities insist his lib
Grafton. The excitement is very great. Brotherson
signed the bail bond with Buel.
Most of our best citizens indignant at Judge
Bowen for admitting him to bail, and also at the bail.
lfhey let him go, mistake the men LEFT at the Court
House.
Two o'clock-Morning.
| found Judge Bowen addressing the meeting, and
attempting to exonerae himself Bue did not arrive,
but understand he will surrender him in the morning,
TO which time the meeting adjourned, although many
will remain at the Jail I'LL morning.
The cannon was brought in the front of the Court
House about II O'Clock, and commenced firing, and
made the glass fly in the Court House. to the amusement
of the Patriots, | will assure What must have
been McIeod's feelings, not knowing what going
on during the seven hours the Court House was full
must say he much to be pitied finnocent.
Yours, &C.
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himself in screaming. and ms letter says, "ai-
ter believing tll } O'Clock, he sat down eX-
haustcd" The burden of his song was that 4
Brother Jonathan was to be sold TO John Bull /
that "Danicl Webster and the federal wings /.
had submitted a proposition to sell the United !
States to the bankers and stock lobbcrs OF Eng
land" "Isn't II shocking positively shock
ing" Mr. Mangum of \. G. has the floor for
tomorrow
In the H. ST. the Treasury note bill occu-
pied the day principally. DIR. Duncan was
boistcrous IN the South end. was Mr.. Allen
in the North end of the Capitol. He once
more attacked General Harrison his militia
~ character. and log cabins hard cider and
coon skins had to take IT.
Tuesday, Jan. %.
In SENATE, memorial was presented on the
subject of the extra duties on tobacco in France.
Ii was stated that the six millions worth OF the
article sent TO France yielded fifty millions to
the government which monopolized the trade.
The subject ofretaliatory duties was discussed.
Mr. Mangum addressed the Senate on the pre-
empton bill lie replied TO MrCalhoun, North
Carolina was one of the ceding States. The
public domain was hers in part. There were
/ 90 millions OF acres in the States which II was
| proposed TO ccdc TO these States The position
/ of the Massachusetts Senate, he said, was ga
ground as immovable rs the basis OF the Allie
ghanies. weeks preparation could not be
gin to move IT." He was for distribution, and
for taxing Injuries TO make up any deficiency
| of revenue.
"Thc conclusion of Mr. Mangum was an ell
oquent defence of the Senator from Massachu-
sets (Mr Webster) who had been wantonly a
bused in his absence by the Senator from Ohio
! (Mr Allen.) The remarks of the Senator from
North Carolina were not intended as an euIogy
upon Mr. Webster Far from it, but spoken in
Justice to himself as friend ofthe new Admin
istration in which Mr. Webster was to be so
conspicuous A history of the three million
bill, and of,he action of the Governmental ref
ercnce to French claims, was given, and de-
fence ofthe Senator from Massachusetts made
as liberal as ii was true, and as beautiful as II
was Just"
/, Mr. Mangum, like good friend, and in Just
ice To the country and one of her most worthy
, sons threw himself into the breach. As q
Southern man who had been an observer of MI
, Webster's public services, he could say, swell
done good and faithful servant" There were
great and noble services rendered by Mr. Web
ster, of which the country was ignorant and
, which, in the opinion of Mr. Mangum, would
if they had been seen and known, have added
f more to his reputation than all his learning anc
cloqucnce, distinguished as he is for BOTH
The history of the ''three millions bill, and o
the memorable closing scenes Of the twenty
. third Congress, could tale unfold, not as some
have contended, to the disparagement of the
Senator, but which, eminent as he is would
make him more eminent with the American
] people.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

The present session of Congress will be remarkable
for lttlc else than It's stupidity recolec that when
was passing this city IN December, stopped a DAY
in New ork ard had interview, accidentalv with
some political gentlemen OF the parties. "Nou are
going on, said they, "lo witness the proceedings Of
of the most important sessions OF Congress that
this country has thus far known 1t will well become
you to look on auontyoly, narrowly and constantly,
and keep as advised Depend upon it, this session
viii BE big with des,iles ofthe Republic
Al this SAID To with an air Of gravity that
forbade the entertainment Of the doubt of It's sincerity
and vet confess appeared 10 me TO be soexceedngly
ludlrruus that found somewhat difficult 70 avoid
laughing IN the faces Of those who had addressed me
less important than This hos been, and IS des
tined 10 be- never happened 10 be called into existence
The party 40 power. will 90 nothing farther
than 20 make tie necessary appropriations, 20 carry
the ends Of the government into execution. ana enable
itself 10 reiroa, rom tie place It now occupies. Il
waits with some mpa'cuce the arrival of the day that
shall render II DuweT.css
The gentlemen who 10 take the lead IN the ap-
rroaciing administration. fcoursc are not particular
liz anxious about going on with any new projects or
schemes They disposed to let all things rest al the
sccpirc oi Power comes into their own hands.
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BANK OF TUE UNITED STATES.

Great excitement prevails IN Philadelphia, in conse-
quence Of the United States Bank suspendmg Specie
payment for the Nird tyqe on the 9th inst At meet
ing ofthe Directors Of the L. $ Bank, the evening
OF the ih it appears that since the 9Th of Jan.-the
time Of resumng specie payments they have paid out
Six Millions OF dollars in Coin, and deeming it useless
to hold on, longer solved to suspend for short
time.
This being made public, produced great confusion A
mong the other banks and general rush for specie by
note holders and deposiiors 1t was supposed other
banks would suspend the next day. not being able to
stand another days run like that OF the 9th.
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TwENTY-SixTH CONGRESS.
Monday, Jan. 25,

SrNATr.-Mr. Clay presented resolutions
from the Legislature Of Kentucky, in favor Of
distributing the ayails oflhe public lands, with
but four negative voices in the two branches
Several memorials on the subject Of bankrupt
law were presented from different quarters
Mr.. Allen of Ohio, so well known for ms abuse
Of General Harrison, made a violent speech
against the wings, while he spoke in favor Of
The presumption bill. lie out did DR. Duncan
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STATE OF yERMoNr} re it rrmembercd That at

Dsiric, Of Rutland IS - a special probate court
held Rutland within o9d for said drc, the 9TH day
Of February a. u. lS4l. Present WIN, Hall Judge
Benjamin r Neadham and Levi Neadham admini-tra-
upon the estate Of Benjamin Neadham late OF Shrews
bury, IN said district deceased proposing render
count Of their administration II Is ordered that said
count be referred for examination and allowance the
fir Monday, being the first day of March next, and that
copy this order be published IN the Rutland Herald
three weeks successfully previously to said Monday tht
all concerned may appear and object thereto il they
cause true copy Of Re, ord.
G-S HENRY HALL Register
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MARRIED.

In Shrewsbury 90 Of January, by Elder John Spaudng
Mr. Warren Gyld to Miss Alma Adrch both of Shrewsbury
At Mddebury, n. Y, Jan %, by Rev b Leach Rev
James Laid, OF Wadesport, to Miss Chloe A. Barber, of
Middetown
In Granville, n. Y, January 25th, by the Rev. Mr. Del
eway, Urie B Gould Esq Miss Susan A. Pierce both OF
Sudbury.
In Sudbury, Jan 9th. by Rev. VIM. Dennison, Ed
ward b Downs Jr IF Tconderoga, n Y to Miss Clarris
sa A. Iyde, of Sudbury.
in Brandon, Dec, 3lst, by the Rev C. A. Thomas, Mr.
Horace Rust, to Miss Rhoda Kingsley all Of Brandon
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STATE or VERMONT.
AdJutanl and Insp Generals Office,
Rutland, 20th January, 1-Il



General Or4ers, No l..
Application having been made TO the Conns nder in.
Chct h 'he inhabitants Of the Eas and West parishes 81
Rutland hate to DO military duty Praying for aliera-
ton ma the hh regiment Of the militia Of this stale. tina,
the 7lh company said regiment located the town ~
Rutland. be dyd q, and thst company may be or
Canned the West Parish Of aid Rutland and said pei-
hav been approved bv The Field Officers Of said
Reg nsui and by the G-uer+l of the BrEate-
II - ordered tna tho Player Of the petition be granted
hat the seventh Company OF the Iih Regiment be divided
bv line, called the quarter line running North aud
South through the % Rutland tat The hunts Of said
company heretofore embracing The whole Of SAID town
hereafter comprise that part Of said town which lies East
Of sad quarter line and that the nnabtAnls Of said
reading West Of SAID quarter line liable 10 do military
duty be set OF from sad 9Th company and be ofgsn1ed
into, and form company 70 be- known aud Designated
the tenth company said reg ment whose hmi shall be
hsi part Of said town which lies wes, Of sad qusirr line
Brigader Geaefal Robinson Hall Will carry this order
into effect By causing th- 10 be recorded rec
ords hs brigade and copies thereof be the
records o the 9TH regiment Tie IN company "a ssd regi
neui, sad of The luth company when organsd, aud BY
causing sad l0h company 20 be ofgan.led frwtA and
make doe f-tarn 81 hos dolngs
By order oi iss Commander m Chief.
+ ". HOPKINS, Adl, and In,p Gsnsnl
4 true Copy,
D II sitIs, b.. ss!9r Loss. Cs
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Head Quarters 9Th Reg. VI Militia, !
2jth January, ISL.

The following orde; having been received altering this
regiment hereby published for the information
thereof and an officers and soldiers will take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly
By order Of AMOS 6. KELLOGG, Col
FEERASD PArKER, Adjutant
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Doct. Brockwav, Dentist,

WILL be IN Rutland about the I7th inst. Those
w who wish his professional advice will please leave word
at BeAmans Hotel his will be very brief is
would add word, that he has within the last year made
great improvement the mode Of setting Teeth, he be
eves surprising all the other of the last
years Doct Bs oca and operating No ~
Broadway, Albany Y His two eldest connected
with him,
February B l8Il ms.
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sTATE OF NENMnNr-
Rutland County Court, September Tenn.
stephen l.. Goodcll,) WnFupAs. Slephsn

INIVIdHu NUlhIy V0ITIl 0FpTfWI|T Tr-Tn-
stephen l.. bood"N/ WuFwAs Stephen J.. GoodrII ~
r. Brandon, no 'br County of f.ui..li
JnHus & Tower aforesaid nj iir So ptruber ir.l af
ms court a, - l-3J commenced bis ncuon agmneI w.
nus Tower Of sudbury, ~ Tie county of Rutland affs
sau IN plea that the dcindant fent,r 70 the pain1G
u"e hundred do ars, Ahtch the plaintiff sa,s IL Justly
dne from the defendant 20 balance book account beiwren
them
MS cause haYng been d4'y entered m court at thclen
aforesaid, day heraf was gwen Sc from term a. tenn
nhhl tbs term And now the plaintf mes by Rodney V
marsh ms attorney aud bolu made appear 70 me e6f,
mere lhit The ar"udhn at IA" tune Dl the service Of the
tlanut writ, absent from tbs state and Lad not
berh nDoiea OF The comm" nccmrut Of this suit
IL rs therefore ordered by the court, that notice oi the
psnafncy ~ hs -pt Pc gwen 90 the DEFENDANT by pu
ishing tbs otdrf together with substance the piantF
declaration 10 The kItsnd Herald printed % Rutland :,
'ne''ss''ry the Lost oi winch shall he at least
weeks previous 10 te term Of this court a. be- held =.
tutl'nd aforesaid On the - Tuesday Of Aprl - i-l
Ana day thereof vas gwen a.
- + " HOPKINS Cl.t.
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Frou tn- Bonen Mercantile Journal
AFFAIRS IL OREGON.

Tie author ofhc letter below, - a citizen of Boston
H. the present ilmc res Dent at Honolulu the chief
b. and mart at ,he Sandwich Islands, where he
1s considerable shipping. and carries on an oNlen-
} trade
For several wears he was engaged in profitable
-mcrCc ou Ce Shores of OTgon. About the year
F., be. With other American metchants Withdrew
On Nai COAST lbc.r trade being almost entirely bro
/ vp t' lAe monoVohUna power Of the IT, b. Com
nv
Mr. 7. q, a ,ruc American I have had mnch ac-
lliEanec wih t.m ( saw and knew much Of him
81 aii"e i'.'nes .A l-3i Others. with myself, can
p Ron .rs''o WS'lm0ry io sis wolh-LIs public cx-
Yes of generous and noble action il I, due Mr.
\ re- an3 tar county. io sreaa thus particularly OF
D .Aal.'rr-aOd % knowledge of the facts DO his let
D ls $50. @, ui others which may follow them DO
Hcr paper, being ut rea. importance 10 tie IN
'> 'uar D.a2cas-ihey arc true and should be
nd taial. h0uj the land II J. kr.rvY
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c Il s.
BURT g. MASON have for sale large stock OF fresh
Teas, consisting of Gunpowder, Tyson, Young Hyson
Tyson Skin and Ponchong, some Of which very ine
Rutland, Feb =, IS4l 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

THE subscriber, the capital stock Of the Bank 81
/ Foultncv are noused that meeting will be held At
the lon OF N Neal IN said Poutney IN the 20 n' ~
O'clock N tor the purpose Of eceng hve erect ~ Of
said Bank
AMOS BLISS.
JOEL BEAMAN,
VIM = MOVES,
HENRY STANLEY $Commiss'rs
nARNABAS ELLIS,
MERRITT CLARK,
A. ". HYDE
Poutnev Feh 4, ls4l. CT
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HoNortLu. OAHr. SANDwIcu IsLlvps. !
March Is. 1910 {

!. kCI-g. Esq Boston
Pc" Sri have received the pamphlet OF documents
e. Sac action oi Congress on the subject Of the
Territory. Please receive my thanks for the
l.l'n.' as'ari,HuCthai our government should
81. much spa'1Y on question involving our ma
nights. aouor, and prlic' Tho British have Ia
ss',,. n1 NJ and are couuiz.nc a territory clearly
~ discovery, " purchase from the Indians, and
I. 'Hff seUemeu of Jacob As'oTs people Our
ale Iltts aware ~ ile m1uuPolZi0g, grasp
-s sI4ui OF BE British Holson Bay com
DC ., Har 90 ihc world.
- az So -at ,ley have done. arc now dong, and
60. They have ~ tNo wears last pas reeH
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DIED.

In Rutland February 5th Susan, daughter OF Harmon
and Eliza Clark, aged + years aud II months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

STATE OF VERMONT, EYE il Remembered that at
District Of Rutland, IS. - n special probate court
held at Rutland within ami for said district the 10Th
day Of Janhafy, A ID. Isil
Present Wm. Hall Judge.
Phillip Lord, administrator upon the Of William
Lord late OF Shire wsbuy said district Deceased prom -
ing to render Of his administration upon said
estate;
1t is ordered that said account be referred for eramna
ton and allowance 10 the first Monday being the first day
OF march next and that copy Of this order published
three weeks successfully tie Ru,nd Herald previou.
SAID monday that all concerned appear and obsc,
Thereto. true copy Of record
81 HENRY JJAII Rc,,s,,r
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
EoRTy ground Nova Scotia Plaster for sale by the
i subscriber. WIN. Y RIPLEY,
Rutland, Feb {, 1S4l IS: inside.
\NE the subscribers, being appointed by THE Hon the
w Probate Court for the district of FairhaVen com
mssoners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate OF
JULlAS A. GRISWOLD,
late OF Benson in said district deceased represented
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and SIX months from the Cd day of Dec being al
lowed by said court for that purpose do therefore
by give that we will attend to the business Of our
said appointment, the residence of widow Ann Girls
would IN Benson, the first Wednesdays of March and
April next from o'clock until sir o'clock p M. each
o said days
E ERMAhp JOY, q; AIKEN Comm..'.
Benson, January 90, ls4i. CO
NJ the subscribers, being appointed by The Hon the
w Probate Court for the district of Faithaven com
mssoners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
mands OF all persons against the estate of
ARIEJaAS kENES,
late OF Sudbury in said district deceased represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset therefor and six mouths from the ID day Deem.
Der last being allowed by said court for that purpose
therefore hereby give notice that will attend the
ness OF onr said appointment at the dwelling house of
widow Samantha Reyes in Sudbury, the last Tuesdays
in March and May next, from o'clock A. N. until O.
clock 7. VI on each Of said days
IRA YOUNG,
LYMAN FELTON,, comm ers'
January :. ls4l. 6-s
WE The subscribers beng appointed by the hon the
w probate court for the disrc, of Rutland commits
sioners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF all persons against the estate of
HENRY HODGES.
late Of Clarendon in said district deceased
nsolven', and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the 4th day of Jan
uary, lSfl, being allowed by said court for that pur
pose, do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend the business OF said appointment at the
Of the late firm of H. g. S w Hodges in Clarendon
the 4,h Tuesdays of March and May next from ten
O'Clock A NJ until five clock NJ on each of said days
FRANCIS SLASON,
EDWIN EDGERToN, Commissioners
HARVEY BUTTON, \
February 4, l54l. G-g
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II | ID + S -.

ONO Pernambuco HIDES, IN prime order for sale by
~" JAMES BARRE r. j..
Ruand Feb 3 IB4I Go
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Diset Of Fairhs,enss ~" .e.s"n Of ' ma,
Probate Court held Casteon In said District on the 3D.
day Of February, l5il.
Present A. Warner, Judge
NJ w Smith executor Of the last viii and Testament Of
Jacob Gleason, late of Benson deceased having made
pcauon TO this court for license 70 sell all the estate
OF SAID licensed consisting Of the home farm Of about log
aocs lying IN said Benson for the payment the debt
and egacs Of said decreased charges oi administration
1t Ordered that said application be heard before said
Court at session thereof to be holden Caset0n on
The frs, "wednesday in March next and tina, notice
OF be gwen 10 all persons interested by publication Of
this order in the Rutland Herald newspaper printed at
Rutland three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous said time Of
hearing to appear and object thereto If they cause
true copy Of Record.
O. B.F LANGDoN, Regi.,et
Dc orsi h"os at ,' FlsSs. cs ss.
holden at Caseonn and for SAID district on the 2nd day
Of February, l-4l.
William p NoyeseNecutor Of the LOST viii and tss,a
ment OF Benimn Bachelor, late Of Poun4y ~ said d,s
ci deceased proposes 10 render account his admin
istsiton SAID estate ordered that SAID account
he referred for elimination and allowance the first Wed
nesday Of March next, sEd that copy Of tins Orde, b.
published three weeks successyey the ROLAND Herald
previous to SAID "wednesday that all concerned may sp
Praf md object thereto.
Given under my hand at Caseton this "a day Of FEB
rolfy, IA G A WARNER Judge.
District Of Rasnd Is .pec ' probate 'D cont 81
holden at Rutland .,'hn and for sad district the %
day OF February 4 ID. l-fl.
Pr..en, wn Hal, judge
erri'in instrument IN writing, .nder seal purplrting
10 be The last % and testament Of sanford Moon LAT. ~
"aIngiofd IN SAT- district deceased. having been pre-
scented 10 said court Tor probaIs aad allowance
II - ordered that sad viii be referred Tor probate sad
loWance 70 the fret Monday being the first ds, Of Ns
arc u', copy Of 'hs order be published The Rur
anc Herald thfes weeks sIooessrey. previous 4, ,s.
MONDAY TIA, eli concerned may appear csni.,, ,os
sane = they see cause. true copy II record
HkAhi HALL, Ressloi.
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Presen, WIN. Han. Judge,

james G.. Anderson administrator upon the estate OF
Nancy Anders late of Ira IN said dricl deceas-d pro-
posing render Of s administration pom said
estate;
is ordered Chat snid account be referred FOR examine
and allowance, TO the first Monday being the first day Of
March next and that copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous To said Monday the Ru
land Herald that all concerned appear and object
thereto, it they cause. true copy record
81 HENRY HALL Rsgistcf