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Hudson Bay Company will not allow an American to purchase single skin, and we are threatened with England sending thirty thousand men there to over-run our soil. If Congress do not and will not interfere, will 'the Lion of the West submit tamely to this foreign impositioni Will not the people of the Unlted States, generally, resent the af- front put upon us, as an independent nation,
 By the passage of an act of Parliament, au- thorizng the seizure of Americans within our own territory to be dragged to foreign places, to be incsFcerated in foreign prisons, and to be tried before foreign judges by foreign laws, England has broken all conditions mon which mutual tenure of Oregon, with mutual rights, was held; and the threat of sending thirty thousand men to possess the country, will justify us, ill the eyes of all Christen- dom, in taking immediate steps to settle our own territory-the first of which will be the ejectlng of foreign intruders-[ Enthusiastic applause
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FEMALE SCHOOL. MADAME p,HsTIMAuv1LLU.

HAS recently arrived at the City of Little Rock, T IL and wishes to establish permanent School for female children and young ladies.
 She proposes to teach all the branches off useful English edudaon, together with those usually call ed ornamental; including the French and Italian languages-and Music, on the Piano, Harp, and Guitar
 This notice is intended, to present the subject to the attention of af who may feel interested in the establishment of such an Institution, is here pro- posed
 Particulars, as to Terms &c., will be furnished to all who desire them and will be made the subject of future addition to this notice.
 The School will be commenced, as soon as suff- cient number of Pupils may be engaged, to justify the necessary arrangements.
 As to qualifications &c., the most satisfactory re- ferences can be furnished.
 MADAME DE. is at the residence of Nicholas Faulkner, Esq, where she will be pleased to receive applications in relation to her school.
 Little Rock, .January s, IS44.
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From the Philadelphia Public Ledger. OREGON TERRITORY.

Felure delirered ID the District Court Room,
 AA A. BROWNE, L.L. D. OF PHILADELPHIA.
 gon Territory holds out to the Ameri-
 luzen every inducement to settle. The
 of the Columbia river and it's tribu-
 alone are estimated at $50 miles square.
 e soh IS fruitful, the climate moderate,
 'e q mountains by which they are bound
 'ne east are filled with mineral wealth. lnoa'h of the Columbia river is the finest
 uie Known world for commercial
 , ;. IS within ten days sail, and within
 fs steamboat navigation, of the Sand asS aslallos' and within thirty days, over an
 heu ocean, of Canton. In the hands of l, ara i; enlerprlsing people, there is. searee-
 1lhlt to the opulence of such city.
 onl'ed States it would be most inval-
 emporium. It would ensure a ready
 LOT our increasing manufactures 1t ,,,.p upsn an unbounded mart for our to 1,al M productions and it would se-
 us the fur trade of the West, of yed " b1 nave been so long surreptitiously e .rs y 'ne corporated agent of a rival elf 3 bn d,'a n lne n. lumber trade, which would Ins;, 'e ss, salhcient to pay all the expenses ss' rb ,ha1 ana settlement, and, by enabling us |dless aa' n alrect route, to exchange the
 for , produce of the lead mines of Mis- lnsno.,! m u,e teas and silks of China, instead bporlng them to the Atlantic States, (nlr Ir'e ' to the West Indies, we would Eo.ld 5 supply ourselves, but all the rest of pr;' ~ilh these valuable commodities. |trada dsalll' as long ago as l789, valued |v aS a ana traflick'' of Nootka Sound so |n,d a'a' the Parliament voted a million b1d s ;n S,erilng to secure them; and we Ibe ras ass'orla, (page 2S0, 2d volume, 2, sVoas N taken on board an American b0o seW ork, which cost there only for c were exchanged on this northwest VI 'urs, tor which the Captain was of
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PROCLAMATION.

By ARCHIBALD YELL, Gorcrnov of .Artansas. NTHEREAS, it has been made known to me that w Stephen Lunsford and James Rankin Ctow, charged with the murder of Robert Freeman, in the county of Clark in said State, did during the night of the 22d instant, escape from the custody of Inc Sheriff of Hampstead county, to which county they had been removed for trial, and are now running st large:
 Now, therefore, I, ARCHIBALD YELL, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the poweDand authority in vested by law, do hereby offer re- ward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to any per- who may apprahend either the said Stephen Luns ford or James Ranhia Crou and deliver him to tie Sheriff of said county of Hempstead; or FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery of them both above, in order that justice in their behalf, may be executed.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
 and caused the seal of said State to be IT.. s.] affixed, at Little Rock, the 29tll day
 of December, A. D. 1843
 A. YELL. By the Governor
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary 0f Sfafe,
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IDYflNYDA

At Walnut Camp, Ponsett county, on the 18th of December, last, of Pulmonary Consumption, MRS. NEELy, wife of Col. CHARLES sNEELY-represcnta- tive of the Poinset District in the Senate of Arkan- sas.
 In the death of this excellent Lady, society has been deprived of one of it's most valuable members, and devoted husband is left to lament the loss of companion, whose virtues and affection constituted the happiness of his life
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Runaway in Jail.

TTTAS committed to the jail of Johnson county w on the 22d September last, certain negro man as a runaway slave, who says his name is Solo, mon, and that he belongs to John Rowles of Dade county, Missouri The said negro is mulatto, stout built his back teeth are out; he has scar on his shoulder, he says was done by dick from the back of an axe, and is about 30 years of age The owner of said slave is hereby notified to come forward and prove his property, and pay the charges of his commitment, and take him out of jail, else he will be soid as the law directs
 VIM. M. H. NEWTON,
 Shf 8 Jailor of Johnson county. Jan. 9, lsH.-4t [prs. fee $5 O0]
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aJIHREE Boys, from thirteen to sixteen years old, who can read and write, are want ed at this office to learn the printing business. Early applications are desired.
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Our philosophy has led us to imagine, that m ancient Canaan (that s'land flowing with mllk and honey," the ladies wore their hair stuck up with the honey-comb.
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," Said Cfoo is about forty five years old six feet high, speaks deliberately, and hss honest counte- nance and blue eyes, and dressed in a coat and pantaloons of coarse home-spun jeans of a walnut color. Said Lunsfordis about twenty five years old, five feet ten inches high has grey eyes, and rathess bold, open countenance--h slight impediment in
 his speech, and talks deliberately had blue cloth coat, and pepper and salt pantaloons.'
 Jaauary ?. l6-4w
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 M A R RI D,

At Council Bend, Crittenden county, Arkansas on the 14th of Dec, last, by Rev. JAMES c. HALL, MT. GEO. w. UNDERHrLL, Sheriff of Crittenden county, to Miss AMY BARNARD.
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LADIES' SCHOOL,
It Memphis, TesAsiesse'

MRS. JOHNSON, (LArE or BosTos.)
 "OULD respectfully inform the public, that she
 w will open School at MEMPHIS, Tenn, on the first Monday in February next. She has select cd pleasant and healthy situation for her boarding establishment and school viz: the building formerly occupied as the Episcopal Church. which is receis- ing all necessary Improvements and additions.
 MRs. JOHNSON has, for ten years, been suscess fully engaged in the instruction of young Laqies as some of the first Schools in New England. The so- licitude of friends, and the endearnents of ,hons, would still have bound her there had not the decn-
 ing health of her husband made it necessary for him to seek more Southern cline. She accompanied him hither. The deep sympathy and kind attention received from the Southern people, in the keencst afliction, has bound firm cord around her heavt, and induces her to make the South her home.
 She assure those Parents and GuaTdiahs who are disposed to place their daughters and friends a her School, that they will find in her a warm and untirng friend, devoted entirely to their happiness and improvement. A thorough and systematic course of study will be pursued Instruction will be given in the common English branches. Also in the departments of moral, intellectual natural and mathematical science. French. Spanish, Italian and Latin languages; likewise music, drawing painting and fancy work of various kinds
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Fancy Dry Goods generally,

Fancy Dry Goods generally, Also beautiful choice of silk trimmings striped and plain Swiss and tartan muslins and jaconets; thread and other laces embro lnen and hem stitched hdks, collars, silks, ladys dressing caps Tuscan, shell and straw bonnets, shell combs and satin shoes, adys and gentemen's kid gloves, dimity, caps, and calicoes, brown and black merinoes, S<c., &c. And large and good assortment of Groceries, which he offers for sale at the very lowest prices, for CASH ONLY
 Store on Main street, next to Mir Bauman and Mr. Jaseph.
 January 9, ls4i-17-7w.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

l.. AEAADoI1 & SON HAVE just received a well selected Stock of IL Goods, purchased at the most reduced prices for cash, consisting in part of Calicocs, assorted red blue and white Blankets i; Ljnseys; Irish Linen; Doinestics, of all kinds Flannels; Negro Kerseys; Kentucky Jeans; together with a general assortment of Winter Goods.
 AIso-2o sacks Coffee , hogshcad of Sugar;
 25 sacks Salt &c. &c.;
 20 kegs Nails Castings;
 Powder; Shot; Glass and China All of which will be sold very low, for cash or petries.
 L,fle Rock, December 22, ls43. iS-tf
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RECTOR Tows, Daceniber IA. ,s4s. To Me Editor of the .arhansas Banner: SrR-You are hereby authorized to an-, nounce me as candidate for Governor of the State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject to the decision of tine peo- pie at the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
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and legal fraud upon the nation; and we shall not fail or cease, after this body shall have been organized, and in progress of the session, to make. every effort within our competency to yindicate the law, to purge the House, and bring it back to condition
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A NEGRO MAN for sale or hire h l.. REARDON S SON.
 December 2, isB. 1S-d
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TEXT BOOKS:

TEXT BOOKS:
 EngliM Depaytment. Smiths Grammar, Geography, and Arithme6es Willard's Ancient Geography. DeDartmrnt of Intellectual and Mord Scisnes. upham's Mental Philosophy; Newman's Rhstp- ric Hedges Logic; Weyland's Moral phileooph}s
 Depayfment of Natsval Science. Comstock's Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. and Mineralogy; Combe's Physiology; Hitchcocks e. of the Heavens. Mathematics. Davies first lessons in Algebra; LegeniFeS Geos metry (Davies); Davies Algebra. December, lsf3. v
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3P ei D. D. Barnard, of N. Y. K. Rayner, of N. c.
 Robert c. Schenk, of 0. Milton Brown, of Tenn. Wash'n Hunt, of N. Y. Asher Tyler, of N. Y Sam'l c. Sampson, of Ia. Jonh J. Hardin, of Ill. Alex. Ramsay, of Penn. Hamilton Fish, of N. Y. Solomon Foot. of Vt. J. P. phGnix, of N. Y. T. l.. Clingman, of N. c II. Grider, of Kentucky, T. J. Paterson, of N. Y. George P. Marsh, of Vt. Jo. II. Peyton. of Tenn. John Q. Adams, of Mass Samuel r. vinton, of o. John White, of Ky.
 w. A. Moseley, of N. Y J. Collamer, of Vermont. W. Newton, of Virginia. Sam1 Chiffon of Virginia
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New Crop Sug,

New Crop Sugar. sJ superior lot of Sugar and Coffee, for sale very cheap for cash, by PRATT & BOGGS,
 Mdrhlaa-st. opposite the Anthony Hosse. December 28. kS43
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 STEAM BOAT REGIsTERs

Jany 3--Evaline, Irwin, from New Orleans. [" 5-Marietta, Davis, "--Luey Walker, Cochoran, from N. o. "-Arkansas, Pennywit, from Van Buren. 6-Gov. Morehead, Washington, do "-u. s. snag-boats Samson, and Sevier
 from below.
 e.-Sarah, Hopkins, from Fort Smitfi. 7--Pulaski, Beam, from above
 DEPARTURES. Jan'y.. 4-Evaline, Irwin, for Fort Smith. 6-Gov. Morehead Washington, for N q. l" "--Arkansas, Pennywit for New Orleans. |. "--Marietta, Davis, Mouth of river. [" "-Snag- boats Samson and Sevier, bound
 up the river,
 7-Lucy Walker, Cochoran, for N. O..
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NEW GOODS.

CHARLES J. KREBS respectfully informs the N public of his recent arrival of goods per steam. boat Lucy Walker, consisting of
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Geo. B. Rodney, of Del.
 R. c. Winthrop, of Mas. W. P. Thomasson, of Ky. D. M. Barringer, of N. C. Willis Green, of Ky.
 Jeremiah Brown, of P m, John J. Vanmeter. of 0. James Irwin, of Penn.
 Elias Florence, of Ohio. J. K. Giddings, of Ohio. Alex. Harper. of Ohio.
 M. II. JenKs, of Penn. Albert Smith, of N. Y. Daniel R. Tilden, of 0. Charles Rogers, of N. v. Charles Hudson, of Mass. Cha's M. Reed, of Penn. John Dickey, of Penn. A. k. Mcilvaine, of Penn. Danl P. King, of Mass. Joseph Grinnell, of Mass. Elisha R. Porter, of R. l. J. R. lngersoll, of Penn.
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DEscRIpTTON.

Dy l1e UOVtTToF.
 DAvIp B. GREER, Secretary of Sfats,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
DR. Il. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

40 unernng remedy, and known 10 be spcb f,r
The iollowing diseases viz: ~
All diseases Of The lungs which cause ob,,,ueiions
oi me same such as coughs, colds, catsrth bron
ehius' and even consumption, IN the premoni,orv q,
FORMING stages. Also engagements of the snle,n
"a me different stages, and all diseases of the live,
aueso oy enlargement ar topor aundice ia ali ,,s
iofas eonsupsiiOn OF the bowels attended Win 80.
por OF the stomach and bowels, aaA al die - :,
ssils s'en ian' on these difficulties.
Might swesis and all forms Of hectic GeSe, ...o,
eia, 10 all is various forms and ia most ,,t,n.a's
el'eAsei ot those affecting the san, aud nearly IN
lo'ms Of dIopsy and many other Of mino, mn,
'Asee NMeh iofbear 70 mention
Finally, this medicine j. powerful ,l,s,,,;-o =. 4
oeoos,iueni hence, Il iolowa At maize ~ $3.50
'9A' Aii diseases winch ,esd 10 obs;fuct The n.r,
sAahneis OF circulation whether % Tic lstee, ,,,',.
o. 70 The eaPsiisy vessels wi.l lada soye,,i,r 80,
"a Tbs all powerful remedy
~ - also LAXATIVE ihaiis sufe ard ,io,ds in u.
"peFAilcn and never fails % remove b,li,,,i -
"'ssess peTssrercd TO safllcen, ,ens,h % iir.s
Psfely vegetable, and may be usei any
ssonsh o. Time thai the nature o. ,he case r,s, -,
fsse slshou, ever hArming the constitution !, 80.
snt"'ea aeefee therefore il has an sdx,n,,.s
e,e' Hshs oshef medieines ia chronic disc..s'
"sren sSs9ll aoi he overlooked.
ny hlsnas' And thea Judge Coz yourselve. !
Nesers 70 say iha, no oae Will regret fa,g raj IN
fot sale BY James Porter, Rutland. Y,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
PRICE REDUCED TO 81 SO.
consumption " Lirer Complaint
DR. TAYIOR'S p.Jc.,
E., a.. D vi ii IEK"oKT,

o From 375 Bo,sery, Nev York.
e.Noh the cure Of coughs, colds, ca,arb. as,h,,.
soreness OF the chest, pain in The SIDE and
1.eas', raising OF boOd Lirer Complaints, Broncbl
US ana all those affections Of the throat and I'n~a
Nhieh are source ofso much suffering. and nass
,esles, 80 ohen terminate in CoxsuMpr,os@,h;.
tsu'eoy Is highiy and justly distinguished. |, Is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle /, lis efTscs ma
she system and can be taken in the most delIa,a
sases' MIN safety as well Utility Pbysic,aI"
sSafe OF ITS medical properties and wi,nessi,, -.
enes's e'en III extreme, add in some instances az
pa'ehAy almost hopeless cases, often prescrih. -
' ' p,1enee, Doth as palliative and remed"
Win SgI ~,sn Tue medical Faculty generally, il has mel
y.,v 9t common Cold and cough, this is one Of n.
very best remedies ever discovered. WV u 'ne
-. ihsfe Is spurious and counter(ei, -;
so sha la'ey introduced into The oous,,s,
e .'sse s. oe careful 10 get the genuine Which
Ind tnossry, A. T., and ia for sale a. ,he Ru,
TTs.,ls,on A. Allea, Fsirbsyen' Nayss SslnIeson'
Toan, sOss1 !. I poei f. Van. Middisown: SAM
pp'arsneon Spa; I. L. Wing, Ir.. So "Isgsh'
e 25.Iy
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STATE OF VERMONT RE !! remembered :,

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered
Disino, Of Rutland, IS, - tha, al q sPceial
ntoae ec,,, holden a, Rutland, within and for said
district, on the 18th day ofNarch, A. ID. 1914.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge
An ins,rumcn, 10 writing purporiing to be the
last win and testament of Alexander Miller, late OF
walnelord 10 said district, deceased, having been
presented to said court for probate, by Harvey But
ton the executor therein named;
I,is ordered tha, said Will DO referred for
probate and allowance TO the first Monday being
ihe 9th day OF May next, and that copy OF
this order be published three weeks successive
ly previous thereto in the Rutland Herald, a news
paper printed ut Rutland, that all persons interest
ed may appear and contes, the probate thereof II
they see cause. A true copy OF record.
IiI0 HENRY HALL, Register.
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DIR u, BRANDRETYTS
VEGETABLE PILLS


vNiERE are faculties both bodily and intellect
u usl wiGhia US, with which certain herbs have
affinity and over which they have power.
Az diseases Is produced by tho mpuriiy of the
blood. The Bfandreih Pills remove The cause OF
gu diseases by purifying the blood, they are there
lore properly called universal; they are mild in their
operations, and never failing in their beneficial ef-
feos.
Rcmember-1hai each box Of the genuine has
upon u i'rce copyright labels. That each label has
Two signatures OF DR.. Benjamin Brandre,h upon il.
ihai mere must be upon each box three signatures
mus Dr. benjamin Brandreih, NJ. ID. And three
signatures lhus Benisuin Brandreth
ALso DIX BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LlNlMENT
"hieh by It's extraordinary powers abstracts pain or
soreness thus spralns, sill sinews, white swenps
rheumatic pains, Stiffness stiffness in the ,ini,
iumors, Unnatural hardness, stiff neck, sore throat
Group. confsclions OF the muscles, scorfulons en-.
Judgements, tender feet and every description OF in
jury hhechng The exterior OF the hL 'aau Fame are
cured or greatly relieved, by his neyer.to.be suei /
oien,ly cnoled remedy.
/ re following are the only authorised Agents for
NE sale OF the the Bran lreth Pills and Imminent in
Rutland County, "
w. L.. c. Sioddard, Ripley & Bailey, Rutland
u heheok q Morgan, West Rutland c. b. Walker.
henson ,. ID. Armstrong, Wes,haven; Goodwin
Jackmau, Hodges Hawkins, Castle,on; Wi.
sto fsinam, Faithaven; w. Chapman g. Co,
or"eu }. Buekmas,er, Buckmaster & Co. Shews.
bury >. Townsend Walngiord; I,pbam. Vail q
Co. south Walllngfurd T.. +. Rogers. DANNY Bor
nuRh Whedon d Swallow. Pawlet; H. Simonds.
, Hislord; Ira Boiion, Warren & Bliss. Brand IN:
IRA bingham, Sudbury; y. W. SAWYER, 1inmouih
p = bruce, Ntdloiown /; J. o. Richardson Wes,
quincy ii. N. iIadley g. Co. Wells. IOIy. Ii
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS the Flower Brook Manufacturing
w Company, corporation, at their annual meet.
ing IN the year lsi3 holden by adjournment, on the
9TH day OF February, l643, made an assessmen,
and insallment of one hundred dollars on each
share OF the capital stock of said corporation one
bali of said sum payable within four months from
the day said assessment was made, and the other
hall within eight months from the time aforesaid.
And. whereas Nathan Allen and Elisha Allen, stock.
holders and owners of shares Nos. Is, 10, 80, and
81, Dan Blakely, stakeholder and owner of shares
Nos. 81 and 80, and Jacob Edgeron, Jr., stock
holder and owner of shares Nos. 35, 80 and lf, and
OF one sixth of the shares No. AZ, AZ, 40 and so,
nave sevefay neglected and refused to pay said in
slallment or any part thereof.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that the frs,
nine shares above named and one sixth of the last
Tour shares above named will be sold a, auction, on
the 18th day Of May, 1874. at one o'clock afternoon
al The counting room of said Corporation, in Pawet
Tor the purpose Of raising money TO pay said INSTALL
ment and the costs Of publication.
Dated Pawet February Is, 1874.
sI9 JOHN M. CLARK, Clerk.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! DE it remembers
District of FINLAND co ID Tho, =, s...:

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District of Rutland, IS. I Id that at a special
probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district, on the Goth day of march, A. D. 1874
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
Frederick I, DAILY, executor of the estate of Da.
vd Daily late of Pittsfed in said district, deceased
having made application to said cour, TO have The
time heretofore allowed for paying the debts of said
estate extended one year from the first day of NAV
next; '
1t is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision to the first monday being the
oln DAY OF May next and that's copy of this order be
published three weeks successfully previous there
to, in the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed at
fuland, that all persons interested may appear and
object IN the same ifthey see cause.
A true copy Of record
l4:l0 HENRY HALL, Register.
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STATE OF vERMONT,1 RE il remembers,

STATE OF VERMONT,} RE it remembered
Dstrie, of Rutland. So. { - that at special
probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district OIL the Goth day of February, A. ID. 1874.
Present WIN. Hall Judge.
Obed d Dckerman. administrator upon the es-
tate Of Simeon Dckerman, late OF Mount IIolley in
said district deceased, inesiate. proposing TO rem
der account Of his administration of said estate;
II is ordered that said account he referred for cx
animation and allowance to the first Monday being
the 9Th day of May next, and that copy of this or
der be published three weeks successfully pre- vious
thereto in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
at Rutland, that all persons interested may appear
and object to the same ifthey see cause
true copy ofrecord,
l4:l6 HENRY HALL, Register.
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Timber s. Boards.

T'HE subscriber is now ready to make contracts
Tor furnishing all the materials for building hon
,es, barns, aud sheds. and also do,h framing Of The
sAne u oested. lie can also furnish bills ol sawed
al his mil near the iannery In Mendon
1919 HACAR
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STATE OF VERMONT.1 DE it remembered
Dslrc, of Rutland, SIS. ID that a, stated pro.
oale court held at Rutland within and for said dis
rict on the first Monday being the hrs day of April
A. ID. 1874. Np'N
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Lucinda Bromley, Administrative upon the estate
OF barton bromley, late of Dandy in said district
deceased iniesiaie, having this day made applica
uon' IN writing for license to sell so much of tho
real estate of said deceased, as will raise the sum
ol Ss'oCo' representing that the sale thereof is ne
cessary for the payment of debts and CHARGES or al
minstration; - W.
It Is ordered that said application be referred for
an nearing and decision to the first monday being tho
nn Gay OF MAY, next, and that copy of this order
be published three weeks successfully n,ey;o,,s
thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspaper print.
ed at Rutland, that all persons interested NAV an.
poar and give bonds for the payment of said debts
ana expenses, or otherwise object TO the granting
OF said license, il they see cause. e
true cory of record,
i4'i' HENRY HALL Register