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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

ErFrcrs oY the ELtcTIoS. The new
Factory which. under the prospect Of sta.
ole governmental policy, six weeks ago. had
been commences IN the village OF Keich
Mills, aboui 10 miles from this CIV. has been
stopped. and al the workmen discharged. -
"IlErrah for Polk and Dallas" Shout loud
or We laborers who voted for Texas and Fee
Trade
Another factory which IL being built IN
this county. the owner will stop MS soon as il
Is rooted. Several Of the workmen have con.
seqnenilv heen discharged. The remainder
vii also be 10 few days mine cheers for
Polk and Dallas Thus Democratic work.
Incmen have YOU put down the 'monoplst>'
and 'lordly manufacturers who gave YOU the
privilege of earning instead Of begging your
bread and with the same blow YOU have
put down yourselves II Hartford Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Gfanning's siatcMt Lace.

For Hernia or Rupture Of rdriouS kinds.
An immediate reliefto incipient Consumption,
the Bronchitis OF public speakers: Palpi-
,a,ion of the Heart; Dyspepsia, Spinal
weakness; Piles; Proapsus Uieri and
Ami, and Diseases of pariurent ana child
bed Ladies without medicines.
Tins instrument has been examined byDrs
Mott and Rogers, n. Y, Francis and Girls
comb of New Haven and Middle,own, Conn,
aud has obtained for itself their favorable
testimony.
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace is applicable for those who have
the whole or part of the following symp-
toms :-Blcehing at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness at the Chest. Palpi,aiion OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, sensation Of CONGRESS- or sinking
at the pit of the Stomach, disposition to bend
forward, pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed to be Liuer Complaint
but which are only the result of the grsvila-
ton OF that organ, Tenderness of the Aldo
men, sensation OF dragging in the groins,
and hearing down, causing the patient to
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness in the
Limbs, Cosliveness, Flour Albus, Piles and
Prolapsus. The nervous system is diseased
great gloom, Responding and weeping not
knowing why herself, DC.
DR.. Hibard having purchased the' right
for the County of Rutland, will endeavor 10
keep sufficient assortment on hand for all
who will favor him with call, from any dis
| lance. He can forward them to any part ui
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent. will send a description of the size. &C.,
and forward the price OF one, (Sl2), free from
expense TO him, and they can have the drec-
tons SO plain, that any person can apply
Them.
The subscriber will give his special atten-
ton to calls from distance, for chrome com
plants, Al bis q0iee, on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, every week, and at all
times, by night and day, attend to profess.
ional business in the vicinity. Great i'm
proyeme in Surgery have recently been
made in the City OF New York (of which he
avalled himself OF while ihere) among lis
talented and scientific professors, and lie is
enabled to perform all operations with i'm
| prored Instruments f,r Ampuiatihg and set
ting Fractures, extracting Tech, &c, &c.
He assures his friends and the public thai
his utmost endeavors will he TO satisfy them
! in his prote ssional business. and charges for
the same, and keep up with the times" in
I improvements of The day, although il may
give his opponents some unpleasant feelings
j. b. IIlBBARD. NJ. d.
n. B All persons indebted To the sub
/ standing or more, are requested TO call and
+ settle without delay. ]. b. II.
I Ruiisnd Nov. 81, 1874. 4s2l
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M Z he Subscribers being appointed by
w tine Hon Probate courl Tor Inc dis,ric,
ofFsirhaVcn, commissions in receive examine
and adJus, all claims and demands of all per
sons ssainsi the estate Of
SIDNEY c. COLEMAN,
late Of Wesihayen. ia saId district deceased
re.rssen,ed insolyeni, and also all claims and
drm,nds exhibited IN olise, 'hereio and 81,
month, iron the 3fd day Of ociueer last
being allowed 10y s,ii court for that pUrpnse
~. Do therefore hereby gave notice that ws
,,,ll attend 10 tie business If our said appoint
rnrn, Al the ina OFFS B0o,he IN Neslhiven
an Monday the 10Th day Of March nett, from
q o'clock a. N. nh 4 o'clock p. IN. on SAID
d,y. HAavtr Hows, ,conmi.,ion,
SALMON 4. AsGLl.
W,shaten, Nov. 30 1874 q
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IRA FISHER
Rutland, November 10, 1851 IL
STATE or VERMONT, } I

District Of Rutland. SIS 40 that at special
probate court held al Rutland within and Tor said
district on the lth day Of Nov, 1874.
Present. WIN Hall Judge.
Edward +. Hodges, administrator of the estate of
Alexander W Reed, late Of Rutland in said district
deceased. interstate proposing to render account
Of his administration upon said estate.
II is ordered hat snd account bc referred for er-
animation and allowance to the LIST Monday beingb he
I'd day Of Dec. next, and that a copy Of this or,
der be published two weeks succrssiv-ly. prev ious
thereto in the Rutland Herald. a newspaper print.
ed at Rutland, that all persons interested may ap-
pear aud object to the snme if they cause,
true copy Of record
i1-4y HENRY HALL. Register.
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Farm for sale.

fTNHE valuable farm formerly owned and
j occupied by the late Henry Hodges. aud
lying on Olier Creek in Clarendon is Offered
Tor sale. It's too well knownio need any de.
scriplion having been long admitted 10 be the
hes, farm Of its size for many miles around
Those who wish 10 purchase are now adj.
vised. that it will be disposed OF and prob.
ably at an enily day. For p,ricllars in.
qJte of slias ". hodges. residing near the
premises, or of the subscriber. 40
Rutland Nov. l,lSii. SiLAs II. 1lopGEs
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fof refer nee Tor those who wish for iuior.
nation relative To ihe sUpsaoruF Of this pfsc.
uce over az oihcrs, particularly ~ csrpnic
diseases. Dr. II. legs leave 10 insert the
following names ~ persons who haze been
cured OF diseasts considered incurabie by
cniinem physieians 81 the faculty, or who
have been greatly benefited. or have friends
OF B"igbbors who have been:
BcnsoH--Cap,. j. Aiken Byondon-John
Conan, Esq, A. w. linus, Ms =. Jackson,
Mrs. Smith. NJ. Gilbert. Cosficicn-D. i.
Robinson. Edward Uenuison. r. Gnswold,
e. Armstrong, n, r. " hitting, J. Bailey, ID.
G. Baker, &. l. Barber, J Gorham, Deacon
u. Whiicomb. q. Patterson. j. Perkins, ID.
Kelly, ID. Jackson. Chiitesdsn-T. Porigo,
Esq. {. B.weu, Esq, Charles Dodge, j.
J. Davis, A. Hewcii, John Scarf, G. Powers,
W. u Pike, n. Beebe, W. Bump, II. l..
Baird. Clarendon--W. Hayward, N. ID. Ben
son, :. lIavens, Esq. A. Chaplin, r Spafi.
ord, ID. Kelly, O. Kelly. S. b. y. CLARK.
Dsn5y-W. Sweat, J. Lspham, Esq, Miss
o. Lawrence, G. CUnger, 5, Fish, 2. Fish
HubJordfon--J. s. Wescoii, D S Lincoln
Mr. Wright. hal Gurhsm Esq, Collins
J Collins. c Gates, w Warren. Mendon-
Il Richardson ESQ. l. lIoughtnn Esq, O VIII
liams ESQ. l. Rice, o Ford, T. Nichols, w
Davis, e Massey, II Chase. G Hunt. Md
dleforn Elder Smith, II Grey, II. Hadey
NJ SIoddard, w Lewis, Ford, J Caswell
X Buel j Atwaier, w Grey. Mount Holly
Elder b Packer. Dea. A White ID Co
nani, Lewis, OrreH--D Root ESQ. 5 VIII
cox. Paniet--P Edgeron, p Spaulding
MIS- Andrews, S Reed, Callahan. Piusfeio
e b Rockwell Esq, Capt NJ Doyle, S w
Gibbs, X Holland n, Robbins. PHtsford--
G. 7 Hendce ESQ, A Ranney, L. Vincent, Il
~ Powers. L. Pdrmelec. Col i Osgood, II
Mitchell. + MorSeman, r Jackson, J A Hitch
| rock, ID Gorham. S nnilon, + Briggs Belts
w Hudson, J ,.ildreih, S Gibbs, Cor
nish, f. Bunnham. J D Butler, MIS- K. Whip
pie Pouiney-G w Maranvile. Rut'ano
ID Kelly Esq. Col A Bowen, l. ThralI,
Reynolds. b. Lyon, 4 Is Kimberly, Rev Z
Haskell, w ChaiteTton. Noah Griswold, Mel
son Griswold, f Campbell. b Ba,eman, Mrs
Wells ii Morgan, Paul, Ward A Ward
! Sher50rae, r Gates Jr. Esq, A Gates, Da
Wis, J Eastman, r. Es,abrouks ESQ. Shrcws
bury-J Buckmasier Esq, p Colbnin,
Minis. II Holden Esq, G Wright O Plumb
~ Col. i FInney, w Clark,A Barney, A
Perkins. ID Burdit, C White. Sud5ury-J
NC Roberts. Tinmonih-Capt T. Cramton
c Brewer Esq, J Brown, l. Rice, A Barber
W II Weller, Carpenter, Brewer, a Nor
ton. WdAingfmd--J Earl, J Dolly, ID Do,y
& Dale, l. Culver, T. Munson, A S Howard
l. Holden, Cap, J Johnson, p Cole. Well.
Il Goodspeed, { Clemens, n. Grover, {
Grover. Granville, ~ Y.--R Graves Esq
A Law. He6ron--D NC Call
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xu,Tcurs AND JEwELRY.

w The sutsru,cf having purchased oi
C.. u. Criswall hi- stock 81 Watches, Jew.
clfy. and Fancy Goods. viii Continue The
business, IN all - hranchcs. at The old slsnd
Believing ,hs, n thorough knowledge OF The
business. and stric, attention 10 u, viii ncr'
h tie appreciation Of TIE public, bs an'iei'
pales y liberal share ~ patronage.
SiScr Ware and Jewclry made to ordct
Also all kinds of rich Goods. no, on hand
will be Obtained Oh shot notice and at ihe
lowest prices.
Particular ducnti9n pad 70 Iraieh andC!oeA
repairing
All orders by stage % otherwise promptly
attended to- l. W. PRES TON.
Casileion. Dc, e. Isii. 4i'5s
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Root & Sh"e Factory.
pURT & MASON HAVING PUR-


- chased the Boot and Shoe stock Of r.
r. Thrall Esq. and taken the shop lately &C.
cupied by him in Masons Hall, solicit the
patronage Of that establishment.
They have employed in their establishment
The best workmen, and have stock of all
kinds, and Of the bes, quality
They manufacture every description OF
coarse and fine work called for in the coun-
Try, and will sell at wholesale aud retail as
low as the largest manufactures in Vermont
or New Hampshire. They have lately re-
cevcd lasts and patterns from New York of
the most modern style, and are prepared to
sell ladies' shoes, slips; gents half CATERS
made in superior style 20 anything offered in
this vicinity.
We 90 for home manufactures, and here
de- lare eternal and increasing war against
that sickly, delormed and unboly spawn of
locolocoism called a free trade system, and
all lis supporters, with Calhoun, McDuffie
and one James X. Polk nj the head
NN ANTED In EXCHANGE for
w The above-Fianhel, rocking Full
Cloth /: Footings; Butter. Cheese; Pork; Flax
seed: Mustard seed Lumber. Shingles /;
Ue,nlock Bark; Wood; Leather Of any kind ;
Wool & Tags; Grain Of al! kinds; Hides, &C.
Rutland. Nov. 1871. AZ 3w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

STATE OF vERMONT,t REitremem!
District " Rutland, So. ( - bered that
at special probate court held at Rutland,
within an for said district on The 9Th day Of
Nov. 1911.
Present, VIM, Hall, Judge.
David Richardson. administrator Of tho
estate Of Samuel Fairfield I'd, late OF Pitts.
ford in said district, deceased, interstate, hay
ing made application to said conri in wriling,
setting forth such facts a. tend 10 shew hat
the personal estate Of said de- ease is in
sufficient Ia pay The debts and expenses Ut
administration by about the sum oI two thou
sand dolars, and PRAYING said court 10 grant
him lceHsc 10 sell all OF the real estate of
said deceased, ex"ep, the widows dover in
Guiding the rpversion thereof-saId real es-
tate consisting Of l1S acres Of land with tho
appnlienances thereof, being the home farm
Of said deceased. Therefor
II is ordered by said c0nrt that said appli-
caiinn be referred Tor hearing and decision 10
the first Monday, being the . day II Decem-
her next, and that copy Of this order be
published in the Rutland Herald, newspa-
per printed at Rutland, three weeks success
sively, previous thereto, thai all PERSONS in:
| teres'cd may appear and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts and expenses, or 9TH
erwise object to the same if they see cause.
true copy Of record.
40 HENRY NALL, Register.
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w + the subj being appointed by
W the Hon Probate court for The district
ot Rutland, commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of
IRA SpAULDING.
laie OF Ira, in said district deceased. repre-
scented nsolveni, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto aud six
months from The Goth day OF Sept. last, be-
ing allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore heteby give notice Ina, NO
will attend 10 the business Of our said APP
poinlmeni at the dwelling house of Nathan
Collins in Ira, on the last MONDAYS OF De-
cember and February next, from nine O'Clock
M. until four o'rlork. pm, IN each Of said
days. JOHN MASON
CHAPMAN GIDDINGs co"m'f'.
Dated a, Ira this 9Th day 81 o csi4,
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NOTICE..

TIlE partnership in Wagon making
business, existing between the suhscri'
bers, is this day by mutual consent disolted,
all persons having tiem,nds agains, the him
will present the same 10 WIN. Hook. and all
persons owing the firm are hereby notified 10
pay the same 10 VIM. Hook, who is author.
ized to settle the same. &c
WM J HOOK.
Rutland, Oct. lisa. TllO'S HOOK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Broad Cloths, Beaver also, PHO, do,
plain and fancy Cassimeres, Smlinc,s
Veslings, Wool Flannel, and Horse Blan.
kets
With view of making all who call on
me regular customers, great attention has
been given in selecting the above named
goods, which for quality, variety and beau
~ of style will no, probably suffer in com
parlson with any ever before offered in this
County. All OF which will tie sold cheap
for rea " pay. AZ Rniland Nov. 1874.
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u,xnsoxr CIR The Ia3is Of Gin.
,sa.u are about 10 present TnozAs Coz.
rtx.a mapiro end beautifully wrought
catf pacher 'in testimony 81 ihrir re.
,sti, al a'i,uje for his disiu,eresle
yfri;,s IN the political contest Of 1874"
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STATE OF VERMONT PEN renem-

District of Rutland, IS. ID bered that
wiiHn and FOR said district, GA the o3d day
OF October, 1874.
Lutius Is. Adams, administrator of The es-
tate of Judith Shumway, late of Mlddietown
In said district deceased, interstate, proposing
to render an account OF his said adminstra
iion;
1t is ordered that said accoun, be referred
for examination aud allowance to De first
Monday, being the % day Of December next.
and that a copy OF This order be published in
the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al
Rutland. two weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may ap.
pear and object 10 The same il they see cause
true copy ofrecord,
AZ HENRY HALL, Register.
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FAREW Ellis

Ga Tier and half Cater Boots, Shoes, Slips
u and Buskins;
ALSO
4 ro assortment Of Ladies and Gentle.
mems Patent ard Common India Rubber
Over $ ioes fnr s. lie by o. l.. ROBBINS.
Rutland, Nov. -, lsii, AZ.
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STATE FATE, or NyEERMoNT'} BE 1.!s. EN-.

STATE OF VERMONT, RE il remem-
Distric, Of Fairhaven, IS. { - bered that
at probate court holden at C'stleton. within
and for said district on the 18th day Of Nov,
1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
An instrument in wiring purporiing 10 be
the last will and testament of Polly Tfyon,
late of Pawlet in said district, deceased, be-
ing presented TO said court for probate by
Penelope Tryon, the executor therein named;
II is ordered by the court that notice there.
al be given TO all persons concerned to APP
pear at session Of said court 10 be holden
at Casileion on the first day OF January next,
to contest the probate Of said will, by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully, pre-
vious To said lime OF hearing, in the Rutland
Herald, newspaper printed at Rutland.
A true copy OF record,
~ B. F. LAHGDoN, Register.
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III y The Subscribers. being appointed by tie
W Probate cour for The district 81 Rutland
commissioners 20 receive examine. and adj
Just al claims and demsndJ Of al persons
against The estate 81
DaHiei isphon'. late If Dsnlv,
IN Said dlsifici Decreased, Represented insoR.
vent, and also all claims and demands erhib-
tied ~ Offset thereto and noDibs from
ibs 1Il dsy Of October, INST. beng aiio~sd
ny said court Tor that purpose, We do there
tore hereby give noiire that We viii saepd
. t'v business Oiour said appointment Of Tie
.weilrpg house Of Elizsbeih Lsphan ct
Dahby on he last Saturday 81 DsoemteI and
March oeHI, from O'Clock A. NJ. until o.
clock y N. % each of said days.
BENJAMIN BARNES ico,n,.
ELISHA Z. ROGERS. N'"n
Daioi iisnhg, 90 ~, 1874. ~
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STATE OF YER MONT,I IpEnrene,

STATE or VERMONT, Den renem-
District OF Fairhaven, IS. ( ~ berej that
at probate court holden at Casileion within
and for said district on the 9Th day OF Nov.
A. d. 1914.
Present, A Warner, Judge
Nelson Paul, administrator Of Tho estate
of Stephen Paul late of Wells in said
district, deceased, proposing To render ar
account OF his administration Of said estate;
Ills ordered that said account he received
and examined for allowance on The 9th day Of
December next, at the probate office in said
Casileion, and that this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed in
Rutland, which shall be sUff iccni notice 10
all persons interested In The time and place
OF examining said accoupl.
A true copy Of Record. 4G;4s
B. +. LANGDON, Register.
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D.tfc, Of RuisnS S. Tat ' re- .ps",aI

STATE Des o Of Ra;sn" ' re- ns"s
probate court holden at Rutland within and foI said
district the oh day OF No, A. 1914
Present. VIM. Hail Judge
Frederick Button, administrator If the estate Of
Da yid -. Button, late Of Clarendon IN said district
deceased, n,esta'e, proposing render an account
Of his administration upon said estate;
1t is ordered that said be referred for cy-
animation and allowance to the first Monday being
the ID day of Dec next and that a copy or this
order be published two weeks surcessiyeiy Prev.
ons thereto in the Rutland Herald, n newspaper
printed at Rutland. that all persons interested ma
appear aud object 10 the same if they see cause.
a trne copy Of record.
47-18 HfsRY Hall Register
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%. [lROKE inio the enclosure OF
u SATS-> ID the subscriber on or about
~ Z n Tie frat of Novemle r dark bay
q : = mate, with a star 10 the forehead
sF--. s31 ani three white feet, surpassed
10 be OF 10 years old. The owner Is re-
qoesiad 10 prove property pay charges and
take her away. ISAAC MArHEWSON.
Rutland Nov. pc, 1911. as
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DIE D.

In Yves, Rupert W., on the l,h inst, OF
consumption, Mrs. Ably E. Haseltine, wife
Of Enoch S. Sherman Esq, and daughter Of
Wm Hlseltine Esq, Of Pembroke N. H,
aged - years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

L :. SENATORS -Ex.president Van
Bafcn Chief Justice Savage, Judge Bron.
"a and Cbaa4oiipr Walworh, are hmrno
'se most proM'ncn, persons mentioned.
fom whom 10 choose u. S Senator'S
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MARRIED.

On the Goth inst, by Rev. A Walker,
Mr. GEO II BEAMAN 10 Miss MARY l.
GooK,S, Daughter Of William GoOkin, all
OF this town.
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NOti(.s..

The subscriber would give notice to the
public that he keeps constantly on hand al
bis Markei.fonm, under the old Masonic
Hall. prime Fresh BEEF and other Meats
which are offered at fair prices, alsoa guam.
THY Of TALLOW, for sale low for cash.
Wanted 10 pcrehase--Fat Cattle, Sheep
&c
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STATE 'F VERMONT, lEpE remembered
District Of fl'fbayen,ss RS tina, At q ,pee,sI
pf"biie court h"ldep al Catiieion within snd for
SAID district, on the 9Th day ID November 1876
Prceent 4. Warner. lodge
An Instrument IN writing purponing 10 be- 10
lla VIII aud iestiment 81 Nsi6sniei Grover late
"i Wells, IN sad district deeeafed. bing presented
to saidr"uti tT probate b. Caisih GfuYsr, The ca.
ecninf therein nam1d.
" % ordered by ihs court that notice ,ber1of Le
gwen 70 AZ p"fs"ns Concerned 10 sSpeaF ~ ss.-
son 81 ssd court 10 he holden a. Cislsina on the
IN day 81 December neEt In contest ihe probate Of
sait ~i, ny publishing tbs nfdsT thee WEEKS sac-
cessissly pfeSinus 70 sbd f,ne oi tearing IN tho
h"i'snd Herald, newspaprr printed al noIhad.
true copy 81 record, as
d r. LANGDoS, Register.
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STATE or VERMONT pF = fem~m.
District uI Faithsven. -. W bttcd that
II probate tour holden at Caslle'un within
and iur said dsiri,l ou the 23d day oi Oct.
lSii.
Present. A. Warner, Iudce.
Hiram liot, ooe ollhe heirs of the estate OF
Lofen1oW late oi fuultncy IN said district.
lecesscd,h,vinr pclhioned said court iot
partition and distribution cfsaid estate among
the heirs of Said estate
II Is nrdetcd thai the hearing and deciding
IN said petlion he At session OF sad court
TO DC holden At the probate office IN Caste
ton. un he iih day uf December next and
that notice ihrenf I've given to all persons in
ictested by publishing iiii. order three we. ks
successfully previous to laid umd Of hearing,
ia the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed
in Rutland. 4 true copy ~ Record ~ ~
Auest Il +. LANGDoN, Register.
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p,. y, 10 q, kuiiSsd. s. - bcrcd ,ha,
at a special piobais o6un held Q, Rutland
within and for said district on Tie ii,h day
.. Noe. 1871
Present. VIM. Hall. Judge.
Edward +. Hodges, administrator of TIC
the ests,e Of Alexander Reed, late Of said
Rutland deceased, iniesla'e, hating made
application 10 said court in writing, setting
Firth such facts as ieno TO shew that the per
sonal estate OF said deceased il Insufficient
10 pay the debts and EXPENSES 6f admini,,ta-
lion, by abou, the sum of FIVE thousand
dollars, and that part OF the real
estate OF said deceased cannot be sold with.
out Injury to those interested in the remain.
der, and therefore PRAYING said count to grant
/ license TO sell he whole II said real estate,
! except tho widows dover. IN, .uGing tie re-.
| version thereof said real estate consisting
OF about ~ acres OF land situated in Mendon,
about ~ acres ofland with the appurtenauces
thereof situated in said Rutland, one pew in
| the Congregational church. and one pew Ia
the Episcopal church IN East Rutland vii.
! laee:
1t is or Tered tha, said application be refer
red for hearing and doci>ion 10 the fist Mon
day being the 2d day Of December next. aud
that copy of this order be published IN the
Rutland Head, newspaper printed a, R.,-
land. three weeks successfully, previou.
thereto, that al persons Interested may APP
| pear and give bonds Tor tie payment OF said
debts and expenses, OF Otherwise object To
| the same II they see cause.
A true copy of record,
4o HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

M EDiCINES'-Dr Taylor's Balsam Lv-
-'A erwor, DR.. Wisiar's BslsamWild Cher
~. the genuine article. Also new supply
OF Constock's Extract Sarssparilla, al SO Is
per bottle, Roof Founder ointment, cure
for ioundefed horses, for sale by
BURT & MASON.
Rutland, Nov. rs, AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

M L. theSubsrribeis being appointed by the
W Hon Probre coOn fol the district Of
Fsirhsgen. commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust all claims aud demands Vi
all persons against the estate Of
William Higgins late Of WtsihGren
in said district, decreased, aud also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
SIX months from The 3Oih day OF August last
beag allowed b: said court for that puf
pose, we do therefore hereby gre notice that
we will attend 10 the business al our said aP
ointment a, NJ. w. Smiths Office in Benson,
on the last THURSDAY Of December and an-
usry NEXT from ten O'Clock, a. m. uBin four
o'clock q. m on eaeh Of said days.
DANIEL CROFnor 1c,,,,,i.,o,.
EBENEZER MARTIN
Bsnsoa, October, eed, 1871. IS Nv