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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

A LANSON DYER has removed his boot and shoe manu-
n hctuly one door east. in tho buildin g formerly occupied
a. a store, where he will at all times be happy to accommodate
his customers with any article 10 the boot or shoe line, not
surpassed by any shop IN the county. His stock is all marked
with an unusual letter in some shops, via. the letter G.. lie
has at last obtained, what he has ever been DESTROYS, that Is,
inca OF superior skill, and steady industrious habits, which will
enable him to furnish his customers with work that has dura-
bHIiy and beauty combined. His terms are, as usual, very low
for cash.
lie would remind those indebted that he /, in want OF tho
ready and must have It, as the workmcn and stock, abe We
described. cannO, be procured without some solid charms
Rutland, 9th August, 1871. 32-3t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Lime.

HITCHCOCK 4 MORGAN
" RstiAha. ksgsG 5, Isll. A-N
sTA1t OF VERMONT, I The Honorable Ptobsie Court
Distinct OF faifhAven.ss for the district aforesaid
To 81 persons interested 10 the estate Of Elisha CLARK late
OF fa~Iei, deceased. GRrrTIso.
whereas Elisha Allen, sdminis,rsior 81 SAID deceased.
proposes rendering an ,ocoant Of his administration and
presenting his sceount seainst SAID estate Tor allowances,
at , SESSION Of said court 70 BE- held at III. Probate Office
In Casiicion On the first "Wednesday Of Sepie mber next;
II Is ordered by said Court that you be notified by pub
lc,iion three weeks sucet ssivelv 10 the Rutland Hefslc.
ftnted al Rutland, that tho SAID account will be e1smin.
cd by ssid court ~ The tim. ard piece aforesaid. when and
where you nsy appear and object Il you see cause.
Giveo under my hand at Caslleton this 9TH day Of An
gust, ie4i. 32-3t 4. WARNER, Judg,
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O C e.

OF i G. e.
T0kS. M~cCLlNTOCK g. PERKINS having formed a CO.
- partnership for the practice of Medicine and Surgery
would inform the public that when not already engaged. they
"il be found at their respective dwellings or Offices, ready to
render any professional services either in medicine or SURGERY.
which they may be desired to perform.
JAMES McCLINTOCK ID.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Nj. d.
Cs,tleton, August 2, 1871. 3l-3
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N otic

THIS % 10 hstlf, oil -ho 4 ms, oorsefr that ' have tss
d,, r,.a m, COS. stsphen in,iow tho remainder efhis
time, snd shall nst risim hs carhing, o. pay snv eeev " u"
eunt,actiar alter thu. date, And DO he'eh, certify that no 70
ire. "a ,e, 10, h,m,ef sati he - twcnis- one years ofage.
NATHANIEL wINsloW
49, - a. ~, eQ-n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

ruNfIE Copaunership heretofore existing under the hrp on
nuisal consent. GEO ". MOORE.
c. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

STATE OF VERMONT my II TcmemTeTeT hat
District of Rutland, IS, u special probate cour,
held at Rutland within and for said distric, on the 29th
day of July, A. ID lS4l.
Present Wm. Hall Judge.
Chauncey Green administrator upon the state of ORANGE
Green, late Of Danby, in said district, deceased in,es,aie.
having made application to this cour, 10 ha We the time al.
lowed Tor the payment OF the debts of said deceased ex-
TENDED one year from the Sd day of June last; 1t is ordered
,hst the consideration thereof be referred to the LIST MONDAY,
orlng the OH day OF Sept. next, aud that q copy of this or.
der be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in The Rutland
1efald, a newspaper printed in said Rutland, previous
thereto, that ali concerned may appear and object TO the
same II they see cause. A true copy of record.
49, HENRY HALL, Register.
pi',iiet Of 4 ,tIa"d' S. sBN . s,DieG rsossi. nat Court S,a
held al Rutland within and for said distric, on the 2nd
day OF August, A. ID. lS4l.
Present WIN. HALL, Judge.
LYDIA Ray, admlnis,ratriA up n the estate of William
Fay late of said Rutland, deceased, iniesta,e, having
made application to have the zine for paving the debts
OF sEid deceased extended one year from The 10Th inst;
IL IL ordered that the consideration of SAID npplcatinn
be referred to the frs. sonday. b&g tho 6h day Of
September neat and that a copy OF this order be pub.
lshea ihfee weeks success vely previous thereto, in the
Rutland Herald, q newspaper printed in said Rutland that
al concerned may appear and object 10 the same If they
see cause A true copy oil record.
9l-33 HENRY HALL Roo;s,o,
NOTICE. Is hereby gwen to all the proprietors und and
4 owners OF the town Of Nendon in tho county Of Rutland,
tsat a petition vii be preferred to the Legislature Of the State
a. Nermnnti neIt TO be holden at Montpelier OF The "a Thurs.
Gay oil October neat, praying for a tar on allthe lands IN SAID
IOWA Of Mendon ltsuds tequesisred 10 public, pious and char
hsoe purposes steePiedl Tor The purpose Of making and repair.
ing ioads aud building bridges IN sad town.
iEvERETT WILKINS, (oof tee 9Snn
JOSEPH w. CURrlS, Sof Mendon.
o'''d at hendon this 2d day Of July, a D, lGiI. 3i-33
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IIHfRAM l.. CHENEY. aandiae Cos-is Assnf. toepa
ccAsts nti, On hsnd various srcd bofes 81 the above filis
OF tie following prices. va -o.@3. go. 81, 81, 81 Also
SAsraans Cough cad Worn Lozrnresi
and he 'Peos MAst. PLAsr1g! for q lame sido back or breast
fsrnisbad b, Pangbors g. Btinsmaid, BOhington, VI
-. "a isaT s6-iv
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n otic G..

n o C e.
NOR sale by the subscribers 30 bushels Western limo
l. Thy Seed. Also a quantity OF first quality Nova SEQ
Tia Plaster. Also Fairbanks improved Ploughs, a superi.
or article. A. * J. G.
Fllfhaven, NAV y. 1Sfl. Imc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
fTNUE Subscriber offers Tor sale the Farm formerly owned by
i J l.. 4 w. u. Marsh, situated IN the town Of Clarendon
and containing sboni 900 acres On said farm are two A.. H.
ing houses. eve barn, ttbe yards well supplied " It'll good ac
qaedoct ~aier1 a CANARY, corn barn aud wool lot, Ihcviss
on undivided hail OF $50 acre. Of pasture land. .ituaird Ia tHo
town, Of Shrewsbury sndW aiiiug'ord. Also an und Y,ded hall
or :. acre cedar lot IN the town OF Bnndon.
Al Of which he vail sell - very reason bic terms, and with
. credit To accommodate The purchaser, For further rarticu-
lars saqa,re OF X. V Marsh Of BrAndon, or the subscriber on
the pfesise.. w. ID MARSH.
Clarendon, Aug Is, iS4i. 33-s5
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7 OF SAFE.
/ItHE FsiSa44s Iar@ litsly owned bJ A. l.. Bro.a.
- adjoining lbr Village lhd iyag upon tbs norh /, ~
Of us toad leading 10 tasuc,sa. Coata ining about 10.
ACRES, sci adaP.ed 10 the tafiness q farming IL A. well
~A~fse, the buildings o0nrsnisEt, and fences in rood re
Psf. To hoss Sk9 mos this izfn eommendsusn IL 40,
needed aAe sny usaa ~.shins 10 ysrehass 10 Teeues.a 10
.IaH4Ss lss P'sGasss Essa,rs 81 A L srswa, J.zss
forsf 81 James Barrett, Jr
hsp.as liza JsiT, ls0. nm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

OouhIy. W-Iy
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dye Stulls.
rgNIiE Subscriber respectfully bcgs leave to inform his friends
4 and customers generally, that having received from ,ati
Gus sources extensive additions TO his previous stock of Drugs,
&c. he now offers for sale al his store, Nos. 3 a. ! south eide
Old Fanueil Hall, at uncummonl low prices, a very full and
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants and Dye StaGs.
Having selected the same with great care as to quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered preparations, he fcela
confidence in saying that he can offer as great inducements to
those wishing to purchase as can be found IN The city.
Dealers IN Dfugs.o Paints, %clothlers, country merchants and
manufacturers, are respectfully invited to call when purchasing
as all goods will he offered at extreme low prices, on accom-
%modatlng terms, and of tho best qualities.
EDWARD BRINIEY.
at the old lrulcy Store, Nos 3 a.
south side Faneuil Hall.
n. B.-Bloodroot, Spurred Rye Black, S~nakcroot. Beeswax.
Oatmeal, Oils lemlock, Spruce, Wintcrarccn.
fanny and Wormwood constantly wanted, for which the high.
est market prce will lie given. 1912 s mos.
Boston, arch 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
C~ASTLETON SEMINARY

THE First Quarter Of the Academic year Of this inIt-
l. tuition will commence the First Thursday in Septem.
Der and continue eleven weeks. IL is important that tho
pupils should be present at tho beginning OF the term.
A WARNER, Esq Secretary.
Argus, ~, IsiI. a3--3t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
UILLL1.M WRIGHT'S
Indian Purgative Pills,
EnIirf[u EenefnMn.

Manufactured under the immediate superintendent of
William Wright, Vice President OF the
North .4mtriean College Of Heahh.
For the treatment and cure Of Diseases in the form Of
bilious and nervous fevers, measles, small pox, paius in
the stomach, back and side, consumption, dropsy, scroiula,
cancer, splitting of blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, d.
arrhGa, dysentery, COLES dyspepsia, aIpitation of the
heart, ulcers and sores of every kind, &c. &c.
For sale by JAMES EMERSON, Rutland; S +. Leon
ard, WallinGford; Lspbam, Vail ~ Co, South Waling-
ford; A X. Vail X Co. DANNY. eff
4 tAM 4. Iato the enclosure Of the subscriber 0n or about The
~ 39tb June. a dark grey Mare, supposed to be about four
years old, has a star on the forehead, has punches on both fore
feet, one white hind foot long switch tai, fair trottss, and will
jump all fences. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. GEO. PARKER.
Mt. Holly, July IL, 1871. 29-3l
Further Protection against Counterfeits !!
See Copy. Right Labels on ME Bores.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Consumption and Liver Complaint.

~lKTAfLOK B1LSHNO T LIFERT orr, has been
- used successfully Tor eiget years IN the cure Of these
u Remember the orIglnrl aud genuine is made
oSIy at 375 Bowery, n. Y all others are spurious and IN.
authorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

STATE OF VERMONT, I'd z II rememOe1eI hat a
District of Rutland, SIS ! ~ a special probate court
held at Rutland within and for said district on the 2oth
day Of July, A. ID. lSIl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints & DYE Stu(ls.

As you value health, buy O, no other. In Rutl,ns
County. 29-ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
From The NJ Y Commercial Advertiser.
MIR. v EBSTER'S POSITION.
Letter from a Gentleman in Wdshningtun 10 his
Trifnd IN Ibiq riL,
WAsufyGroN, September If.

WAsniyGroN, September If.
DeHr Sr:-four friendship for Mr.. Webster,
mud Your soriludr iur his fame induce me who
share with You both those scn,imrnrs, 10 conmu-
nicnte some particulars ct his course during the
"ventnl session, lust terminated, which evince
his patriotism. Judgment, AMI devotion ut once to
the true interests OF his party and of the country.
! shall tell you nothing which YOU do not know
already; hui II may not he unreasonable nor use
less al such upuIeU; rs This TO have IN one view
AMI from an eyewitness important smar facts.
l confess desire tn have it kept constantly in the
public mini, HAT his rnunsels and his wishes
would have preserved uuimpurcd the integrity OF
the Wing party would have prevented n tissOlI-
ton of the Cnhne, have maintained unr official
rGln;ious 10 the President; and lnye carried us
through 'hiS administration an! to the orgauza
non OF another, undisIiacicd, nnaienuled and full
Of reasonable hope.
~ HE commencement OF The scssinn MS before,
Mr., Webster desired to zee the country provided
with Il useful Bank. This, OF course, was To h
expected from lls whole public life aud opinions.
Asceraining the existence Of constitutional diff.
cullies in the mind Of the President, he assisted to
have the Bill which the Secretary of the Treasury
was requested to send TO the Senate as u projet
mnde ms perfect possible consistent with lhose
dhculties; he underworld 10 persuade his political
~ personal friends to pass that bill, Imperfect tho
he thought II, and though il was he discounten-
hnced the introduction of another and different
one which there were the best reasons TO fear the
President would not approve; he favored the at.
tempt OF Alr. Rlves 10 restore by an amendment
the substance of the Treasury prniet; and when
that had been defeated, and the bill containing the
compromise provision was sent to the Executive
he sought TO secure his official approval 10 ali
this be manifested that fidelity to the party, deli
cacy 10 the President, consideration or nn(orru
nale and unanticipaed circumstances and con
slant pursuit of apraclical public good. which tht
Country expected indeed from him, but could
scarcely expect from any other man.
When the purpose OF Introducing another bill
after the veto Of the first, WINS adonted In Con
grese, MIR. Webster no doubt sought 10 have il 5,
framed aa to avoid the objections of the President
and probably had no doubt it would receive hi
signature until the appearance of MIR. Rou,s Ie,,e ~,
From that moment, ms you collect from MIR. Ev
ng's letter, the President manifested treat and no
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
REIIOIIlI

The confirmation of Edward Everett Of Mass
aa Minister to England, was objected to OH the
ground that he was an antslaveIy man. Here are
The ayes and noes in the Senate Oh the question
Of his combinations;
Yeas Messrs Bates, Berrien Choate, Clay of
KY, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Graham Hunting
Ton, Mgngum, Merrick, Miller MOI ehedd, Phelps,
Porter Prenliss Rioes, simmons, Smith OF Ia,
Souhurd, Tamadge, White Woodbridge-23
All Wings, and those in ilalic from the slave
states
Noys-Messrs Allen. Archer, (whig,) Benton,
buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Ala, Culhbri, Full
ton, King, Linn, MeRoJens, Mouton, Preston,
(whig,) Sewer, Smith of Conn, Sturgeon, IdPpan,
Woodblry IOpng 10. All locos, save Archer
OF Va, aud Preston of S. c.. those nays in italics
are from the free states.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
From The National irteigenyer.
MR.. WEBSTER TO THE EDITORS.

P'C"'Ot'I
To MeSSrs Gales s. iSedton:
Gcnemen-Lcst any misrepresentation should
exist as the reasons which led mo to dtiler from
the course pursued by my late colleagues, wish
tn say that remain in my place, first, because !
haze seen no sufficient reasons ur the dissolution
oflie Iae Cabinet, 10y the volumiar! ac, OF lis own
members.
am perfectly persuaded OF the absolute ncces-
ity ~ IN institution, under the authority of Con-
grrs>, TO aid revenue and financial operations, and
To give the counIry the blessings of good curreu
cy aud cheap exchanges.
Notw outstanding what has passed have conf
drnce that llle President Will 90 operate with HE
Legislature in overcoming all difficulties in the at
luinment Of iesn Objects; and it is to the union
of the Wing pary-by which mean the whole
party, the " hig President, the Wing Congress,
aud the Wing People that look for a realization
oy our wishes. ] can look no where else.
In the second place, if had seen reasons 10 re
sign my Office, should not have done SO without
giving the President reasonable noilce, and afford
him line to select the bands TO which he should
conlilc the delicate aud important affairs now pen
ding in This Department.
| am, gentlemen, respectly yonr obedent ser
want, DANIEL WEBSTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

President Tyler and E,cing's Letter. We I'M
derstand that The Madisonian, which is supposed
TO be the organ of the President at Washington,
severely rebukes Mr. Ewing for revealing Cabi-
net secrets, At The same time denying more of the
facts stated and nimating that the President " i'll
make no reply Subsequently, we learn, that a
correspondent Of that paper suggested that tie
President after having consented to the last b
upon more mature consideration Of its provisions
changed his opinions
The structures of the Madsonian will be given
in our next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

Fire andioss Of Life. The house of Sylvester
II. Brown, of Elmira, MY. was burnt on the
night of the 18th inst and four persons were
burnt.to DEATH viz. Two sons OF Mr. Brown, ono
aged ! and ne other 5years, Mr. Thos Smith.
aged 80, and daughter of Ezekiel Campbell,
agedII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
Mr. Dornord's address is again postponed.

"A Duel, On the 18th duel took place nepr
Elk Ridge Landing, Md. between an officer Of
the U. S. Navy aud gentleman from Philadelphia
names not known. The former was wounded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

Brighton Market Sept. 20. At MARKET $50
beef callle, $40 stores. Prces-first qualify, $50
to 6 second, 5, to 5,25; third, $50 to 450.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
VERMONT ELECTION.

VERMONT ELECTION.
Governor. We gather returns from fourteen
additional towns, making the result thus;
Paine 1OgOS
Smile 1860
Hutchinson 1888
Scattering 257
Majority against Paine, l3i9-agains Smile, 4s4L.
The "a remaining towns gave SCI wing mai.
las; year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

From The National InieHigencer Of TueSdGy, llM
The End Of The SesSion.--The two Houses Of
Congress adjourned last evening, according 10 pre-
vIous resolution, after one Of the most iuborious
and fruitful sessions that hos ever been he'll
Except i'll the First Congress, beginning in March,
lIo0 aud ending in March, 1871, and the session
of SLIP, no other session las given birth 10
measures, taken together, of equal importance,
(or which promise 50 abundant Il harvest of bIcs-
sing To the present and future gencrations) that
which has Just closed.
Que measure only is wanting to complete
areat system OF policy which we Guild conIem.
plate with unilixcd pride and pleasure. That
measure The reader will Of course understand to be
lie establishment OF II Fiscal Agency, 10 substi-
tltc the repeated sub Treasury, and dlrec ly or
indirectly, 10 rrgiate the currency, and facilitate
# not to eqiu i've, The exchanges between different
pats OF the country. That measure has failed,
nolW thsianring Tho un~euried efforts of the
Wings in both Houses ol Congress to accomplish
it.
II the posiponement for n few months the adop-
lion OF some measure ofthat sort were the only
cunst quencc u the failure To pass ii at this session,
the evil would bG more iolerable, il would he
I'aevatcd ty tie hope OF success hereafter. But
ihe schistn which lins grown out of this subject
(llaving lis root however, much deeper than thal)
between the Executive and Congress is subject
Of the gravest regret, because of its throwing a
strong shade of doubt upon the probability OF fu-
ture agreement between those Departments, not
concerning home affairs which may hereafter pre-
seut themselves for their joint action.
| Notwithstanding all which, we repeat, the SEES
sion has been highly important one, having re-
suited IN body oil most salutary aud bcnfcent
legislation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

Shoulder 10 Shoulder. Never was the wlig par
" called upon 10y higher Inducements, TO stand
firmly together, IN support of their principles than
in the present exigency. We must not forget Tint
much has been accomplished the Bankrupt Bill,
the Home Squadron Bill, the ForIlfcaon Bill,
and above all, the Land Bill have been passed.
SO much Is secure; aud for the future, we have
the Senae with us, we have the House Of Rep
resentalives with us, and above all we have lhs
people with us. We have beaten HE ocoitcos
once, aud II 1t be necessary, we can beat them n
gain, come they MS open enemies, or reachcr-
Gus friends.
Stand Then together, side by side and shoulder
to shoulder. The great principles for which We
have commended, are yet worth fighting for; Men
change-as we have sad eyidence-but principles
never The desIinies Of the country nre still in
the hands of the men who elected Harrison to the
Presidency; let these men rally around the prin-
ciples which he supported and which he repre-
scented, and they are yet strong enough TO defend
and preserve them.-Prouidence Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

Bae(acea imrpience. - The Opposition nows.
papers aud letlrr- writer's have taken up Mr. Clnys
exehitiGn OF The finances of the Government from
which it appears that the expenditures Of The pres
ent ycm WI exceed the revenue by n little under
sixteen millions; and they are already charging it
upon The Wing administration as an evidence of
lis monsirous It's lrecocious extravaganza! We
Know OF nothing 10 equal This, in point of eflron.
terry, but the trick of the pickpocket who attempts
To cScape detection hy raising the cry of stop
ilirfw
The party just turned out of power left the
Government not only with an empty treasury, but
with demands upon IL TO more Than the amount Of
years revenue in advance. This is shown by
Mr.. Ciays Stutenent and, upon the anounce-
lnen of this fact, the denquents sci up the shout
of"Hhig extravaganza Wing prodigalily !" and
mod"StIl ask the people who seut them packing
for the very net they are charging upon the new
Administration, TO punish The Wings for their (lhe
Opposlllonsl own impudence and prodigality!
.Nori6ik Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

There was an evident mistake in the return of
Branrcc, there having been returned 50 votes for
Mr. Sins, (the same number cast for the locofoco
llcket) While the other abolition candidates recciv-
ed each 10 votes. To make it correct, 50 votes
should be deducted from Mr. Sias, and Is added,
leaving i'm LOG.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

The front teeth OF lady were knocked out by
lighlnlnga few days since in Alass,--no other harm
was done her
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
Moody Rich, loco,
Stephen Howe, wing,

We suppose no certificate has yet been given
to either of the candidates, there being question
whether Victory (Which gave Rich "a and Howe
Votes included nboye,l is a legally organized
town.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
AGGREGATE VOTE FOR SENATORS

Highest whig vote, 2lSS4
Highest locoioco vote, 1879
Highest abolition vote, 1879
Scattering l40
Wing majority over all, 66S. Windham and
Grand Isle will increase the wing majority to II
or 1900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27

LeglSdlWt. Sennte, wings % IOcos TO
House, l36 " IS ab'n
Wing mai in The Senate 10; in the House so;
in joint ballot CO. Seven towns to be heard from,
which sent ! wings and 3 locos last year.