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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.
WAsuiSoroN, Nov. 18th.
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS

Neither the question OF the annexa lion of Texa.
nor any passage in the Presidents message rela
iivc 10 that question, has as yet have reason te
believe, bcen..submiued 10 the Cabinet. Neyer,bc
less the subject IS noticed in the Message, and tn,
President does recommend the annexation of Tex.
as to The Union; or, ut least, some treaty with
Texas by which her "re eo!0ni-aiioa" will be per
vercd
There is no doubt, a, you suggest, that the Sec
'e'afy Oh state is a strenuous advocate of the an
nexalion Of Texas but it does not appear so clear
ly that all the other members Of the Cabine, are
opposed to it. On the contrary should the sub.
Ject be brought formally before the Cabinet the
Presidents view will probably NEE, with support
from more than one, or even two members of the
Cabinet
IL IS now certain that this startling proposition
which has slumbered for years and has been sun.
posed to be abandoned, will be brought prominent
ly before Congress, and in the most imposing
form. 1t will not want able advocates there; and
1t is likely TO agi,ate the country, and embarrass
and divide political parties
The position Of Texas, geographical, physical
and moral, in such she cannot remain an indie.
pendant nation. She must go back to Mexico, be
come colony OF Great Britain, or form an intcg-
raj portion OF this Union. This country cannot be
indifferent TO the result Whether we can permi:
Tue coiohizdtioh OF ieAas oy Great Britain, con-
ss,on,ly with our commercial interests, with the
peace and security OF the Southern States, with the
policy avowed by this government during Mr..
Monroos administration, is matter for grave
consideration On the other hand, an annexation
Of Texas 10 the Union, with the assent OF both pa.-
ties, promises grea, advantages to the manufactu
ring and navigating interests, of this country
What the Southern aricultural interests are to
gain by it, is more than can see True it will
relieve the Southern States of their Slave popula.
ton. twill drain them Of their population, CAPT.
tai and energies and give them no political advan.
tages Of corresponding importance.
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Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method to inform his
i customers tina, he has removed his Shop TO the
building one door east Of III. Westoyers Hotel
where he intends the manufacture OF all kinds Of
lie has on hand supply Of first rate stock, from
which he believes himself able TO produce an article
that will give en,ire satisfaction and he is confident
that customers who examine and try his work, will
have difficulty in perceiving the great SUPERIOR
~ Of good thorough custom work over the cheap
trash made only 10 sci. commonly called sale work.
In order TO accommodate his customers 10 make
payment thase hard times. il they will paw one halt
cash, hc will take wood oats. corn, butter. cheese
&c, for the rcnsind,r. Customers are invited "a
call. ALVIN LoNELAND.
Castleion, Sept. 25, 1s43. sou
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
cAsrLEToN MEDICAL COLLEGE

The Fall session Of Cssileion Medical CoIieo,
va, closed on Thursday, the ID inst. The semi
annual meeting Of the Society OF Alumni, wa. hold
20 al the College st 10 o'clock A. NJ Jons,han A,
Allen, " d., was elected orator, and Horace Ia.
ton " d., substitute; George B. Armine,cn and
Simeon A Cook, NJ d., were appointed TO present
Thesis at the next meeting.
The usual exercises, appropriate to the close OF
he session, were holden in the brick church, 2
o'clock. p NJ.
0rSer Of Eierei,n. |. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Steele. ,. Music. ,. Conferring Degrees. 4.
Music. 5. yaledietory Address to the Graduates,
b, Prof Perkins. 0. Music. 7. Benediction.
The degree Of Doctor in Medicine, in course was
conferred on the following gentlemen
Joseph c. Abbott, Mass. Robert Cartier, Canadn;
Aba,hsr i. Brooks, y. y; Frank II. Cole, ". Y;
Daniel W. Colver, y. V. Philip n. Edminsier, n.
H.; Laurs,on Gallup, n. Y. Henry c. ellis, n.
H., Nathan NJ. Ilough,on, n. Y; Charles b. w.
kiddcr, VI: Alexander r. Losee, n. Y. John G.
Meacham y. Y; Thomas G.. Mescham, y. Y;
David 5. Martin, n. Y; Jonathan II. Madison, N.
Y; Bartholomew .M'Cale, n. Y; Lanpdon Saw
yer, \. H.; joel Shew, n Y; Charles A. Scott,
VT Ira Strang, y Y, Thomas Shannon, n. y;
orcn S. Saunders, N. IT,, Norman Tow.ley VI;
Joshua F. White, n. H.; Henry s. Buol, VI;
Paul Hubbard, n. Y.--2G.
The Honorary Degree OF Doctor in Medicine was
conferred on the following gentlemen:
WIN. Tebbi's, n "; Alden S. Spragus, N. Y;
James Kennedy. n, Y. and Thomas Chadbourn,
Y H-CoM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
A CARD.

The members OF the Rutland Cities Corps Band
take this method OF expressing their gratitude and
rendering their thanks to nr. Putnam, keeper OF
Hyde's house, Cavendish. for the cordial invitation
he gave them TO visit his house. and for the kind and
and hospitabe msnner they were entertained when
,lere, white on a recent excursion 10 lhsi pace
Also to MI Bryant, driver OF lac eastern stage, io
free conveyance TO and from that place and io'
the een,lemanly manner in which they were treated
while on the road.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

n, SfriPed Pig eaHgii in y,rgsmau-The
yeccnncs Vermontor say,, three individuals were
,a-noned before the City Court OF vcrgcnncs
81 'ollins arden, spirits wiihou, jlicencc. One
va fined s1lS ~, another si20 IS and the
ebcf sU s., al icen iaid on
Weshould think the authorities Of vergcnnes
utrc making clean work in this business. and will
rreniaally get the Striped Pigs all yoked il they
lrp on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered
District Of FsiIhayen, IS. ID that at a prnb1le

STATE OF VERMONT DE il remembered
District OF FsIhayen, IS. : ID that at problie
court holden at Casteioh within and for said dis
trici on the 3ls; day Of October, is43
Present, Amon Warner JUDGE
Ephraim Robson. Guardian Of William Il
Genroe q F"hsaia, D., M---.-. q 4, -s.-s:,
nor heirs OF Fanny Patterson, late Of Pawlet in sai
district. deceased representing To the court that It
would be conducive 10 the interests OF said minors,
sell the rs OF one eighth part Of the real estate Of
Ephraim Robson. late Of said Pawlet decreased,
said heirs having title and the Aforesaid interest ia
said estate, lying in said Pawei and praying said
court 10 grant him license 10 sell said estate
II is ordered that nnicc thereof be given 10 all
persons interested ia said application that there
viii be hearing of the ob the 9th day Of De
cember next al the Probate office Ia said Cssileon.
b, publication OF this order three weeks success
sivey previous to said time Of hearing, "a The Ru,-
land Herald. newspa per prinied at ROLAND.
A true copy olreoofd.
46is BIZ LANGDON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT it remembered
Dis,ric, of Rutland, IS. : ID iha, a, a stated

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District of Rutland, IS. ID that at a stated
probate court held at Rutland, within and for said
district, on the 9Th day Of November A. ID. Isi3.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge
certain instrument in writing purporlinp 10 be
the last will and testament Of Nathan Lapham late OF
Daoby'in said district, deceased, with codicil
'hereunto annexed, having been presented to said
court for probate and allowance, by Elisha Lapham,
David bapham Daniel Lapham and Arson Lapham.
the executors therein named
ordered that said Win be referred for pro
and allowance TO The first Monday being :he ilh
day OF December next, and that copy OF this or
der be published three weeks successvely previous
thereto IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
at Rutland, that all persons Interested may appear
and contest the probate thereof if they see cause
a true coy Of record,
15A7 HENRY HALL. Register.
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STATE OF yEnMoNT} BE il 's E. .,n,.,i;

Dinric, Of Rutland. IS. - ,ha, at stated
Probate Court held at Rutland within and for said
dis,ric, on The 9th day Of November, A. ID 1919,
Present, Wan Hall. Judge.
A certain instrument IN writing p0rporing 60 he
the viii and testament Of AdoaiJsh Ford late Of
Rutland. 10 said district, deceased, with codicl
thereunio annexed, having been presented 70 said
court Tor probate aud allowance by John Smith
and Salome Ford the executors iieieiB named,
II Is ordered that ssld Will referred fof probate
and allowance 10 the FIRST Monday being ths All
dsy Of December next and that copy Of Tn. ORDER
lie Published three weeks socosssively previous
thereto IN the Ro,l,nd IIearsld, newspaper pnn'ed
al Rgilsnd that all persons interested nav appear
aud contest The probsle thereof II the! see cause
A true copy " record.
$40 HENRY HALL, Register.
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JOHN COOK & co.

ESPECTFULLY inform tho public that thew
~ manufacture and keep on hand all kinds of
Hats and Caps. of the lates, style and best quality
which they offer for sale a, very low prices for cash
or most kinds Of country produce Also wanted all
Kinds OF hating and shipping Furs, Sheep and
Lambs pelts &c. in exchange for the above
They have also on hand an assortment of frs,
rate Buffalo Robes which they will sell very chea
for cash
Rutland, Nov. IL, 1919 l6tf
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n, STAT, q % r Vermont BE it remembered
court holden AT Castleon within and for said dsttc
on tho 3iss day Of Oct, Isi3
Present 4. Warner Judge
Ephram Robinson, administrator OF the estate of
fphIaIm Robinson, late Of Pdwiei in said district
deceased proposing render an accoLn, Of his
nilnisraiion of said estate,
II Is ordered that said account be received and
examined Tor allowance on the 9th day 81 Dec.
next, at the probate office in said Castleion and
that tins order be published three weeks succcs.
siVely previous thereto IN the Rutland Herald,
newspaper printed al Rutland which shall be ,ul,
Gent notice Ia all persons iniefe sied OF tie liuu
'HggJ plese OF examining .. ifGYCDoY. R,glsier.
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HENRY ir,LL. Register.
STATE or yERNoNr,,RE r,meuaes

StA OF NERMoNF,i DE q rrmeurlefe
Di'nct of Fsithsven, -. ID ,haisia probate
court holden al Ca,,lclon within and ~ said "a.
'fiei on the iJth day Of November. 1854
Present. Aimon Warner. Judre
bhsha Ashley, administrator oi de estate al
William Lewis, late Of pouincy IN said d,.,fei. DC
ceased, proposing to render an account ui D.. I'D
'ninis'rsuon upon said estate.
u Is ordered that said account be received aud
efsmined ior allowance on the 9th day Of December
nehi al The probate oiise 10 said Casieton and that
this order 10 published tiruo weeks sacceSStyriv
previous iheieioin tie Rutland ieta,d.A newsnaprr
printed at Rutland. which shhl be sufficient notice
to all persons Interested Of the time aud place at
examining said a'coubi, A true cory Of record
iofs II. +. LANGDON, Register
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Di SlGl, q r vlr"o"t, it remembered that

STATE Of Vermont, DE it remembered Tint
District Of Fairhavcn,ss. - at probate court
holden at Castleion within and ior said district. on
the 3lsi day Of October, 1913
Present, A. Warner Judge
d. III. Bromley, administrator OF the estate of
Lovine Bromley, late Of Pawlet in said district de-
ceased, applying said court for the time for vpg
me DEBT, against SAID estate TO be extended ono
year from the lime heretofore allowed:
IL Is ordeied that the bea ring and cciling on said
Application be al session Of said court to DO hol-
den a, the probate Office in said Caslelon on the Oh,
day oil Dec next, and that notice OF said application
be given to all persons interested, by publication OF
this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, previous 90
said hearing. in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed al Rutland.
true copy OF record.
1913 Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
tailoring.
The Old Lane has Nerer been Beaie,

The Od Lane has Nerer been Beaten
TlIE Subscriber would inform the public gen.
u orally, and his brother ,ailors particularly
that he has received the Paris, London aud New
York Fashions, AMI is ready, willing and qualified
to execute with the creates, possible DESPATCH al
Jobs entrusted to him in the most approved STYLE -
His woikmen can make garments little better than
'he next best, and he can cut them better than the
can he made lie will watran, all garments to give
satisfaction to the man, his wife and her family
connexions, and all garments cut by him. il proper
~ made will be warranted 10 fit uhe man only. -
His shop work is all done by competent journey
men, and not entrusted TO apprentice tailoresses
lie is opposition price and quality to all save the
latter.
Tailors can be supplied with The Laies, Fashion,
on short notice. Instructions in cutting given on
reasonable terms. All kinds of country produce
taken in payment, or good notes for three, STA or
nine months.
JOHN L. KNIGHT.
East Rulland, Oct. %, 1913 4l:l9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Stray Calves.

Came inio the enclosure Of The subscriber about
Ten day, since. two spring Calves--one a speckled
.,ee, bite face. quite large-ihe other brown
be;f., with a LILLE white on the back. The own
@r will oblge by paying charges and taking
them away. Lama
Rutland Nov 2oih, ls45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

THE subscriber offers for sale $4,000 feet pine
1 boards OF different qualities, mos, of it clear
stuff 1t has been we'll packed ur in the yard at
his house. and IL well seasoned. Also . qusn,i,,
Of CEDAR POSTS, Of various sizes.
ASA HALE.
Rutland, Sept. 81, lslS ,9t7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

.sftr. Bner, w,ll be Governor there will
r. uhig senate.
aC,ar RE fyaek 'cAsa he Bel 10 rinrinrr
Tan Co.grsnioasi District Joseph Grin.
sHloh,gl Is elected BY COO majority. In the
81 f,h and IN Districts there !, no choice
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STATE OF yERMONT,l DE ii remembered
n,.,,ic, ~ E.,,A.xn,. ~. { liz 49,, a, !, ,.r,ha,n

District Of FsIflaSeu' s.. ID that at probate
oouu hoden Al Cssteion within and for said dis
irict the 18Th day OF Nov. s. ID i1t3
Present, Aimon Warner. judge.
B Ellis. administrator Of The estate Of tOhn fOl-
man, latG of Faifhaven 10 said disuici deceased,
proposn, To render an accOuid u hss sdmlGisiTa-
ilOn Of sad estate
Il is ordered that said account be received and
examined for allowance on tie - day Of January
next AT tie probate Office in sad ca.ileion, sBJ
that this order be published hIco weeks successive
" previous llenrlo the Rutland Herald, news
psp,r printed Railand. which shall Re sufficient
notice 10 al persons interested oi the tine aud place
Of examining said acconnt A true copy Of re- ORD.
i6fs y. I. LANGDON, RrgialeL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

Wicuc,s The election took place en- the
"a MT end as we expected, is thoroughly loco.
h,o Present appearances indicate a I.ocofceo
Governor and three member, Of Cousrc. are
tf,ttd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

S'@i' q rsrssat ,RE II amtn.isrcl
Dnud OF Ru'lsod. -. ID ,hsista te..sl
1totaie ooutt held at Rui'ahf. eitin st a.I
d's'Fici On The igih oAg OF Oct \ u issa.
Pfe~sni Wm liAU. judac
ocT,sie Ins,fument 10 puune pnfp0ii4rg 10 10
me last vii and iesiaucui Of Hannah bauton lao
OF Shrewsbury. IA sad distinct deceased having
teen presented IN ss,d reuu ipf probate sud allow
a",e by Jeffrey \. Barney, executor uieuln banned
~ otHcied that said wil i,s referred iof ptotste
and allowance. TO ,hc Gt.t Me.da, bsing lie tb
DAY OF Doermbef neat. aud that cory ct th,s order
tic published three wteks successlvciy, pfc,ious
h'eteto IN ths Rolsnd lietald. a Newspaper p,inteI
at Rutland. that all fetsons Interested may sppsas
and contest The probate 'hofeol % they sec rause.
true copy OF reroid,
i3E llENRN lfiLf. Rrrl.irt
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'NiE subscriber offers fot sale his farm. living
u IN the north ives, part OF Ruiland confirming
about one hundred and thirty acres Of land Said
iarm is well wa,ered and has on il comfortable
buildings; also good hui, and sugar orchard
or furiher particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. AMASA DOWEV
West Rutland. Nov 4, 1913. a5.i7
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w the subscriber. being appointed by ihe lion
w Probate Cuuu ioI tie district Of Ruliand
commits ,ioDers 90 receive, eEafnine aud ADJUST all
claims and demands of al persons against the osisis
Of
LVciads T0Jd, late 81 IraAing( find.
in said district, deceased, repGe sen,c iDsoyeni and
also all clsins and demiods exhibited n Offset
thereto. and sir months from tie OH dsy n Aov
ost. being allowed By said court loT ,bAl purpose
We do therefore hefebv give n"ice ilisi viii at
late dwelling house Of said dscesssd % NsUinq-
lord on the first Fridays 10 January and My assi.
from one O'Clock uniil o'elsck p. M Ga Zach Il
SAID days.
/ DAsiKL PAcyts, HYf.s DicsErXLs, Con =.
NshiRsiofs. kO' y, lsi3' 4cf-
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For Sale.

EORTY FIVE Acres Of Land with Drellin,
l House and Barn, Trip Hammer Shop and Poi
Furnace, under the root, on an excellent
stream ofw water On the premises is a wood 10, of
abog! i6 acres of thrifty second growth aud an or
chard OF about 20 trees. Also pine timber 10, Of
ABOUT 20 acres with 100 green pine trees OF an ex
eeiient quality, within one mile Of two new saw
mills Other lands and buildings il it would better
accommodate the purchaser. For further patticu
lars enquire OF the subscriber on the premises
IRA NORTlIROP.
Casileion, Nov. 4ih, 1888. ,547
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Farms for Sale
o,,. S.,co w named Leonard Far

LOUISA FARGO (..' named Leonard Far.
county OF Rutland and State of vermont, bar;no
heretofore filed his petition or libel in the Inn So,
| pteme Court, next to be holden at Rutland in ,bo
County of Rutland, on the first Tuesday n.r, GoI,
lowing the fourth Tuesday of January. 4. d, ISL
and there complaining and declaring tina, on
the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1873 no ,y,s
lawfully married to one Louisa Jones then If sa;J
Rutland in said county and State and that he the
said Leonard lived with the said Louisa, lis wife
in the strict observance OF all the duties REQUIRED by
the marriage contract, uuiil the 10Th day Of October
a. d. 1870 when 'he said Louisa without any cause
or provocation whatever on the part of The said
Leonard. wholly abandoned and deserted The said
Leonard. ard ever since has, and still does refuse
and neglect 70 I'VE WIN him The said Leonard and
that the said Louisa has been guilty of the crime of
adultery since her said marriage to him the said
Leonard; and ,he said Leonard prays in and by said
petition that said Supreme Court take his cause in
TO consideration, and order and decree tina, the said
bonds Of matiimony between the said Leonard and
his wife, the said LoniAa, be dissolved and bill OF
Divorce granted TO him the said Leonard, for the
causes aforesaid
Dated a, Rutland in the county of Rutland, this
9Th day Of Nov. A. d. 1919
EEoNARD FARGO.
STATE OF VERMONT Whereas it i. made to
Rutland County, SIS. appear to me, Charles
X. Williams. Judge Of the Supreme Court, that the
tton or libel, is absent without this State and in
parts unknown TO said petitioner, that notice can
not be served upon her by the ordinary course Of
process II is therefore hereby ordered that the said
Louisa Fargo be summoned TO appear before the
said Supreme Court next 10 be holden at Rutland
within and for the county Of Rutland. on the first
Tuesday next following the fourth Tuesday Of Jam
uary 1914. by publishing the substance OF the FORE
going petition or libel, together with this order. in
the Rutland Herald, paper printed a, Rutland in
the county Of Rutland, three weeks successfully
the last of which shall be at least four weeks before
the aforesaid session OF said Supreme Court which
shall be deemed 10 be sufficient notice TO The said
Louisa Fargo TO be and appear before said Court at
the time and place Aforesaid. and show cause. If
any she have, why a bill OF divorce should not be
granted to the said Leonard Fargo, according TO
the prayer OF the said Leonard
Given under nv hand a, Rutland in the county Of
Rutland, this 18th day of Nov. Is43
c. X, WILLIAMS,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
J. c. Dexter, Atty. 47:49
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STATE OF vERMoNT,l IoE II remembered.
DisIrici Of FINLAND. - - ihni a, .n.ei.i

Probate Court held at Rutland within and for sad
district on the 3ls, day Of Oct, a. u. isia,
Present, VIM ll1ll, JUDGE
Fanny Proctor, Administrative OF the estate o
Si!ss Ptoctor Jr. late ol MI Holly, IN said district,
deceased, proposing TO render an account a. his
administration oi SAID estate.
II Is ordered that SAID account be referred for OK
animation and allowance 80 the first Monday being
The AN day OF Dec neat and that a copy of tins order
bePubllshedthe weeks Succe sSlyey prev there.
10 IN the Rutland ierada newspaper printed a, l,ot-
land that all persons Interested may appear and
object To the same IL they see cause
true copy oi record,
45F HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

Extreme Poiitea,n A young lady recently
,6,, wa. impossible for her to sleep in he moia
iny. on accoun, of an ou,cry made by gentleman
hen.
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DIED.

In this town Oh the 2st ul,. Mrs Fanny shep-
pad AGED ~ ~. III.
Ford aged GO.
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STATE or NERAfONT,l npEn rememheroe
DlstGct Of EalLhnynn SIS ID lL.1 ~ - n.

. p II OF EKWUNT HpE II remembered
District OF FsIbayen, IS. { ID that at probate
court holden at CIsllelon within and for said di,
irct on the 3lstday Of October, 1913
Present, Almon Warner Judge
an Instrument IN writing, purporling 10 be tho
last will and Testament of Samuel Cheney, late of
llubbardlon in said district, deceased, being
presented to said court by NJ. G, Barber, the exec
u'or therein named, for probate;
tbs ordered by the court that notice thereof DO
given 10 a'l persons concerned 10 appear a, sos-
sion OF said count to be holden al Casiloon ON ,Le
9th day Of December next contest the probate of
sad VIII, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively previous to said time OF hearing in tho
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rutland
true copy Of record,
16is Ii. +. LANGDON, Register
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n q L | E. +.

I>lliS may eeriifr iha, I, Seth Russell Of FINLAND
- IN the county ofRusnd aud State OF etmon,.
d" Rite to DIN Russell, my SON his time until Inc IS
,~o"y-one. and from this time shall claim none q
III, ss,nines. SETH Russell
Rutland October rs. 1888 1els
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ST p,iIIc, or " nn.E,imaMNo.NT, BE remembered

Dsirc, Of Rutland. IS. ID that at ' special
probate court held at Rutland within and fpr said
disliict, on the 9Th day OF October 4 d. Isi3
Present. VIM. Hail. Judge
ALVIN Wine, administrator upon the estate Of
Samuel Emerson, late OF Dainty. Ia said district
deceased, interstate, proposing 10 render an account
Of his said administration;
II is ordered that said accoun, be referred for o1
animation and allowance 10 the first Monday being
The lth day Of December next, and that COPY of
this order be published three weeks successiycly
previous thereto IN tie Rutland IIetald a newspa-
per printed at Rutland, that all persons Interested
may appear and obec, TO the same iflley sec cause
true copy VI record
4j:T HENRY HALL. Repister
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Hats and Caps.

ENuR Caps Boston make Of superior quality: Fur
II trimmed Caps Cloth and velvet caps. for sale
by DAsITLs & BELL.
Rutland, Nov. II. lsi3. 40