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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
From the Hartford COtvanE ~
ON THE DEATH OF Mr.. GEORGE
GOODWIN Sc ~ E&A

From the Hartford cO,vanf ~
ON THE DEATH OF MR.. GEORGE A
GOODWIN. 6 s
Meek patriach of our city,-art thou dead!
. .s' The just, the sanity and the full of days,
The crown OF ripened wisdom, on thy head,
- The poor mans blessing, and the good mans
praise!
With step so vigorous and serenely sage,
Of thee4might learn to practise, and to love
The hardy virtues Of an earlier age.
For more. thai fourscore winters had not chilled
= The glow of healthfil years, on lip or cheek,
Nor in thy breast the warm pulsation- stilld
That moves with upright zeal to act and speak.
Meier from the righteous cause withheld by fear,
Of honest toll ashamed, no. proud of wealth,
But trained in habits simple and sincere,
From whencerepublies draw their vital health,
y 10 everykind affection Eently!true, 8 @
Therhusbands and tie father and the friend,
Thy children's children still delighted drew -,
Around the honor'd grandsirs's chair to bend.
But now thy mansion hath ITS MASTER lost, 2 y
WRAPPED in its pleasant green, with trees Der
spread,
And we, patriot sire, who knew the cost
Of blood-bousht freedom, in the day of dread,
We mourn fhee, fathsr. or. thy staff, no more
Thy cheerful smile shall greet us, day BY day,
Nor the far memories of thy TREASURED lore
Withhold the joyous list'ners from their play.
Where stood that ancient race we fear to stand,
In foremost watch on life's beleagnr'd wall,
To bide the battle with feebler hand,
Perchance to falter, and perchance to fall.
Oh God Of Strength.-who talsast from eur head,
2 Orrwhite Jared patriarehs, firm in faith and
truth, -
9 Grant us thy grace, to follow where they led,
sF A pure example to obseryant youth, "a
= That tho the of time should fercely roll,
~ We so its pillows and its waves may STEM,
AS not to lose the sunshine of the soul, ,rg a.
.f. Nor our eternal rest in Heaven, with them.
.Moaday, May 18Th, 1914. a3IfaL. H. 8.
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Mk.Ablns.a.f Seldom 81 eper VIZ

Mk. ADKINS; 81 seldom II euer wrote an article
for the press in my life, and whatever r do is too
often neglected till oatof season but, sir, think
if there is any hing dome BY way Of iapravenseat
in, South lFa,p,s, either more eg
'icult,aal, your patrons would like to- knowit, Ell
thef in season or out!' We have raised and fatten-
ed the past season. twenty hQsss, whose united
weight was nine thousand two hundred and eighty
pounds. We do not ask who has beat it, but will
LII ,tbioa t.n9'IqIs d3ps 1Gd} bsziuGsT Gals ELL
~ FL .9ofJtsauo) oYlJpoSsa AZ at fyS6 -
: 2Gokqbit LAaes May 1Ith, tlal4.., + .6.sI .yqc
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
Total, FRO S4,0S4 2.

Great credit is due to those who have had the
management of this fund from the BEGINNING and
if the present legislature, as the New-Haven Re-
gister intiates, shall deem il expedient to select
a new Commissioners to superintend it, all we can
hope is that he will faithfully execute his trust
as James Hillhouse and Seth P. Beers have execn-
+oa ~ - 'A taHrE
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
; JOHN, SMITH; JR..aof Arkansas.

Qz-Rev .Asahel Nettleton, Known as and Evangel-
list in years past died at East Windsor on the 10th
inst. He we connected, we believe, the The
illogical School in that place, and from a humble
evangelist bad risen TO D. D. - - III -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

Os-Gen 9Cass has written aletter in, fasorofthe
immediate Annexation Of Texas. Levi Woodbury.
has also written a letter on the same side
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

ErR ! 14i1 - the list premiums offered by
the Executive Committee Of the Agriculture Soei
ETY., (see first page of this paper 2ist line from the
bottom Of the I'd column for Dorha1it read De-
yonshire."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
In PHILADELPHIA ,bs

,res. }easa1g sdi Philadelphia, May il, r. Nj
a0gR lOrr7s &c--.Every thing eappears,to have
settled down to perfect tranquility and people are
once more pursuing theirusuals business without
fear or Interruptions 10 aatll aHs 1sadgfa s,i
noThe AnericamRe Republican Donferees of the City
andsC county Philadslphia have issued an address
to their I'm which they repudiate
the recent oatrages;sa commencing with the bum
ing of the Roman Catholic Church of st. Mchasfs,
in the Districtaof Kehsngton, and theadestrGction
Of st. Augustae's in this City, The destruction
abfAhese churches, saysthe address, occurred before
the very eyes Of the military and police The lat
ter were insufficient the purpose bfdefencesand
former experience might have sufiicedi to show
tAizs'atheg were hof permitted toactsmias oE
'tHI Charger of Judge Parsons, deliveredo this
morning tostAe. GEanat jury, spoken Of a. an
able production, catering at length upon the late
dreadful destruction cf, die and ipropertyin the
District Of Ksnsingt6n and tbs citysasA nGmbes of
names have already been handed to the Grand Ju-
rFpand theFels eVeEy proseC tlof bringing t0spee-
dy justice at least some efthose who played aEc6n-
ispicuous parfirr the sad drama through which we
have just passedas Cor. 1sibasss. tiRpaY sd Iiiw
81 3'ii sliilsta2.n'rPIts AbHh pHlA, May Id, pm:
g evening If
man, was arrested the charge Of murder, in
shooting young Wright during the Kensington Riot
on the 10th inst. Lawson, who is seriously wound
ed; having himself been shot in both legs. which
appeaf Adhbly tnAahsds M1S Skt1stS6s a his IA
thsE's honse in Master street. whese he seon-
cealed After having been disabled, he was car
RED 10 Ffankfof3, where he i6maineiuntiiEhnd
evening lastgwhen he Was seefstly brought toshis
fathers aiesidencea The, Recorder, afferi hearing
the testimony which is Of eistrUigest chafacaH
committed Lawsont to- prison toansISer the charge
Several other arrests havezbeen made, of persons
contested with the late disturbances, and among
Others thstOfg lad named Daniel Wethht. ,vV1o ;s
strongly s0speCteauf having BeeI thessst tOIpDlv
the torch ttGSe Augustine iChutcaftr h vas
brought before the Mayor on FridSD EVENING" and
held to bail in $500
A996s9saiaH yafsilk -.4$+-Er-- nasinh8gssA 81,
~ How no xOUsAME GRa The Register stateathe
eenen days that there seEe tab0uti 1S 600 fnsthe
State Treasury gwhen The Wigs sentereisrDoo fhe
administrator Of the aGptesh1neit.uo The iareer
Psrt.o tins amounts issaid. sthe share
10 tne Slate by the saleIof tier sabiis lamlef-
n. HJCo gfieEirsoo IsdisJ mo snitYrqyIifrsl sno
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
! STATE PRISON REPORT.

We have received from the Warden the Annual
Reports of the Directors and Officers of the Con-
necticut State Prison. The management is highly
credtable to the State, and to those who have the
management of its affairs partcularlyte Mr.Pills-
sbpry the Warden. lhH 'sa, wit 7a'iE9.
The number of prisoners on the 31st of March
last was 191 being eleven less than in March 1919
Fifty have been committed during the past year, of
which,seven are from this county. The income
and expenditures for the year past were as follows
Income. ,s5.si Expenditures ~ l5 "a
Carpenters shop. $2,519 Expense account is .799
Ina, ssa'iuS oo S,otS IIoYisi0- a. 34f1
Smith do ii 1926 Clothing and bed'g 722
Shoe do a5 1887 Repairs and imp'mts 3p6
Cabinet do IL. 1862 Hospital account $40
Varnish do 400 Transport'g convcts 223
Nail do laGss5 465 Discharged do 335
Cutlery IA 1852 Toproft and loss &C
Female department So a count 23s
Cash from visitors n 42s Balance gained to
Balance interest &C. % 4; the institution $500
Ss1S DO ~, 49, die o 10
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Income.

VI If1eeSrS. drown O. Elon IN waterbury, were en-
tilely destroyed BY fire on the l4th inst. Loss es-
tmated at ss25.ooO. of which 5000 is covered by
insurance at Hartford. One hundred and twenty
five men are thrown out Of Unemployment BY this ca
lamity. The works will however be rebuilt as fast
as brick and mortar canbe laid ,sa'iiw ,y'oi9a2 81
u" 5AA' la1e q -------- - = Lac a1G9! 2fd ~
From WAsH1NeToN. The Bill providing for
holding the Presidential election on the same day
in all the states has passed the House by vote Of
141 to "a. ti5'7 also haG d+t
h Hon. John NJ, Niles has taken his seat in theSen.
ate--the committee appointed to enquire into his
qualifications having reported that his health has
been gradually improving, and though inclined to
brood over his physical deblities and suferings,
his mind is clear when diverted from them. MIN.
is evidently in very unfit condition to do service
to the State, and bis friends are highly, ,censupable
for not permitting him oresign but che commits
tee have no doubt reported correctly on his case,
and all further action in relation to him bs
Legislature will Of course be dispensed with. .
aF sjaa ltEr hLLa IL l.t..l n.5eT on. Of
Philadelphia is the .swhig' banner eity'aof the
Union gives the largest wing majority ofaay city
in the Union-yet Shoots Catholics and burns
churches - Register ''9 e''ysie7.sti aai1nF eno
|. But remember that Kensingtop, the scene Of the,
late riot, is the very hot bed and
mile beyond the corporate limits of the sswhig BAN
ner city, II was here that Catholics, and Amer
leans too, were shot, and churches and dwellings
burnt. tasogpaaih ~ l49ds till
7T13a0eih 1853 lo III ssaacfn ssi' s,soH bs,c "a.
goThe Locofoco National CONF assemblies
at Baltimore on Monday next. II will b. any
thing but harmonious gathering The public are
With but littlsinterest for its de-
HlibelatiOus Ihe slestioR of Cay and Frelinghuy-
sen being generally conceded, the people very
little who runs in opposition. Neither Van Buren,,
Cass.of Dick johnson carry half adazsa States.
b Alta meeting Of the members Of the First Rifle
Company, 10th Regrnant, held at their armury in.
Litch6eld on the 10th inst the following persons
were chosen officers in said company : ,,'' :
Geo. w. Beers, Captain, vice GsF. Davis, resigned
Edw: g. Buel, Leuten't,'s w. Beers, promoted
Jas. 6, Battersens Ensign, f =, e, Busl, 4
Henry A. Hull, Orderly Sergeant eTSGo saI,s.
Hiram Peck, I'd Serg vice j. o. BAttersonils s 4
John w. Lane Sd I: go Hiram Peck z ''ai9 4
CIV. Wadsworth4 thd .s;aIohn w. Lain, So 4
Aug. "A. Lord4s Corporal 81 C.W.FadswOsthY1 q
Day E. Bostwick I'd Il A.A,.Lorni bciss'd d
LeOn'd Darlington sdjoi & D, E. 3ostyick 81 =
'Alva Stone 3D. 4tAipRi 40 lVSlcGt resigned y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

SstkFAccouEts fiop MsSisplg epresspt the govern
ment and people Of that country as being deter
mined toDresist to the last extremity the annexa-
ton Of Texas to the United States. ts9,,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

QG+Col R. M. Johnson and his red. vest are at
MISS q. qeit.Eiia2 'aa-s @ht "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

gs-congress are adjourn on the 18th of'Jape.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23
Total, sai $i.7l9,4s4 $2,o5l,42s

- SIS ta az isEslI9 ~ ,ooI'423
The amount of the dividend which will be paid
this year for each child enumerated will be$l.4o.
The following shows the amount of the dividend
to be drawn in each county, within the current
year. ,on..fl} f.5i.t.fa.f s.a4 81. r,r5i ~sSHl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
We have before us the Annual Report of the
School Commissioner, which as usual contains in
formation in relation to our common schools and
the school fund which should b. in possession n
all the peoplescfl heaEtate. Hisa poor pSlicy for
the Legislature to limit to afsM hundred the num-
berof copies of the yearly teportof this offer.
Every shool inspector and every district commit
tee man. at leas sshould be furnished withR copy
g EF4ie sehool AInd now amounts to $2,o5f,4ss77,
having increased during the ninstesn years in
which MI Beers hss had charge over ahFes
hundred thousand dollars. This has been done by
exchanging unproductive for productive property,
as will be seen by the manner in which the fund
Nasinyested in 1875 andi 1914.
In 1926. In1S44.
In bonds and mortgages, 81 ,432,so9 $685. o7
Bank Stock, 57,60o 22I, 700
Cultivate lands IS buildings, 4s7,op 8 81 bs,be7
Wild lands, 1899 52.494
Stock IN Massachusetts,, 1859 80
Cash in the treasury, A22,156 3,246
T.F a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
d. J. GREEN, Sec.

AS the Indian formerly roamed over the noun.
tains Of Peru unconscious of the vast wealth that
lay hidden beneath its surface; so till lately have
we stroled through. our native forests, ignorant
of the fact that they contain ingredients which in
hands skilled by study and experience, form by
far the nJDst efficacious remedy for all kinds OF
Pulmonary and Liver affections known to the
world: yet this is true Wild Cherry bark and
Tar have indeed been used before, but their virtues
could not be fully appreciated, because they were
not fully extracted DIR. wislar has done this
and his Balsom of wild Cherry (Which contains
also an extract of TAR is astonishing every body,
especially the NJ. DIS by its wonderful efficacy in
Asthma, Liver Complaints, Coughs Colds Blee'
ding of the Lungs first stages of Consumption &c,
This Balsam is made from materials which ma
ture has placed in all northern lattudes a, an anti
d lie for diseases caused by cold climates.
mature is but the name for an effect
Whose is God"
Let us not neglect her plaiuest dictates AL
ways be sure to get the genuine article, as ispuri
Gus 'Balsatns' &C. are afloat
For sale by Daniels & Bell, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

CoSsErss, Friday. During The morning hour The
House, moved 10 go into Committee Of the Whole on
the State of,he Union with the view Of taking up
,beTariff. The yeas and nays were called, and mo.
ton defeated. Ayes 81. Noes 81
A new effort subsequently made 10 60 into
Committee of the Whole upon tho Tariff Bill which
failed by vote OF 81 to-
Correspondence OF the Courier and Enquirer.
Washington, Wednesday night, April g.
begin my letter with what is uppermo., in the
minds, Of every one here, the glorious result, Of
the recen, election in Connecticut The State has
been Justly regarded as the battle ground on which
depends the coming contest; II is the pvo, on
which the great con,cs, for human freedom which
is to come Of in 1914, hinged, and is most fortu
nate to the cause of liberty and offree government
iha, i, has resulted in favor Of the Wings The
whole city i. justly claicd with our SUGGESTIVE
drums are beating, an event at this late hour two
o'clock, A. NJ, the air is filled with music, exul
ting at our victory. The KIN II Of Van Burenisu
is sounded and henceforth nohir g>ut rejoicing and
Wing triumph will ill the car
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

w T. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Couri for the district OF fsirhaven.
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ell
claims and demands OF III persons againsithe estate
Of
Ira Ss'ih, id:e If O1ctn.
IN said district deceased, represented insoven, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the i2lh day oi
March, last being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business OF our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house OF widow julia A
Smith 'n Orwell on The first Tuesday OF June and
last Tuesday in August next from | O'Clock until
four clock p. IN. cachof said days.
A. ). CATL,S, Hessv HALr, Comm'rs.
Orwell, April Q, 1874. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district of Fair
haven, commissioners to receive, examine and add
just all claims and demands of all persons agans,
the estate Of
James II. Upton. late Of Benson
in said district, deceased represented insovent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset there.
to; and six months from the 9Th day Of February
last being allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend TO the business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Mary Upton in Benson, on the
first Monday OF June and August next from one ill
five O'Clock p. m. on each of said days.
SETH H. SMITH, n. HALL, Com'rs.
Benson, April l4lh 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

" L the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court for the district of Rut-
land, commissi oners to receive examine and ad ust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of
Nathan Lapham, late ofDdnby,
in said district deceased, represented insolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited In offse,
thereto; and six months from the 10Th day of 4,h
mo. 1874 being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose we do hereby give notice that we will attend
TO the business of our said appointment, at the late
dwelling of Nathan Lapham, In Dandy, on the frs,
end day Of 9th mo. and Of 10th mo. next from one
o'clock until four o. clock r.m on each ofsaid days.
Isaac NICHOLS, JONATHAN HILL, Com'rs.
Dandy, 4th mo. l3, 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w ProbateCourt for the district OF Fairharen conf
mssioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons agains, the esia'eo
Joel Francis late Of Wells,
in said district deceased, represented lnsovent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the l2ih day Of Feb.
last. being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do Therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to The business our said appointment al
the house of Clarssa Francis in Wells, on the Isl
Mondays of May and Angus, next from one O'Clock
until six o'clock p. M. on each Of said days
JOSEPH PEAK, ALLEN GROVER, Com'rs.
Wells. April 9th, 1874. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

STATE OF vERMoNT.i RE II remembered
District OF r -land, as - that ., stated pro-
bate held at Ru,lsnd within and for said dis
irict the hst Monday, being the drs day OF April
A. ID. 1874.
Present, wsn Hall, Judge.
Lucinda Bromley, admini.,ra,tix upon the estate
OF barton Bromley, late Of DANNY tn said district
deceased, iniesiate, hsvhg this day made sppiica-
ton, in writing for license 10 sell so much Of the
real estate Of said deceased, as will raise the Sum
Of s2a5o0 representing tina, the sale thereof II NO
eessaty for the payment OF debts and charges OF adj
ministraion;
], is ordered ,ha, said application be referred for
hearing and decision TO The first monday being tho
9th day Of Nay next, and that cory OF this order
be published three weeks successiveiy, previous
thereto N the pu'lend Herald, newspaper print
ed at Rutland. ihat all PERSONS interested may sp.
pear and give bonds for the payment Of said debts
and expenses, or otherwise object to The granting
Of said license, II they see cause.
A tue copy OF record,
i4ia HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

w + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district OF Rutland.
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of ailpersonn agsinst the estate
Of
Edmund TSrble, late Of MounthoHy
in said district, insolvent, and
thereto, and six months from the Iiih day Of March
inst, being allowed by said court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that will at
,endto the business Of our said appointment at The
dwelling house OF Calvin Tsrble, in Mouniholg
on the LIST days Of Mey and august next, from 6
o'clock q. 10 4o'cloek p. on eaehof said days
JAcos PlseREv, Lawson Earl, com'rs.
Nounholiy, March II, 1874. L5iT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

Sac e yermont REh remembered tina,
District oi fsir1a7en,ss,} al a probate cour
holden At Casleon within and for the said district,
IN the 9Th day Of march 1874.
Present, A. Warner. Judge.
William s. Soulhnayd one the heirs Of the es-
tate Of Ebenezer So1ihmayd, late Of Castleton in
said district, having peitioned IN whiting for par
,ition and distribution Of said estate among the heirs
il Is ordered that said petition be heard at the
Probate Office in said casteion on the goth day Of
April next, and tha, notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested in said estate, by publication OF.
This three weeks successfully previous 10 said
time ofhearing said petition in the Rutland Herald
newspaper printed at Rutland
Anue copy Of record.
i4.i0 Is. +. LANGlsON. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

STATE OF vERMoXT,t T,E Il Remembered
Dis'ric, of Rutland, SIS. ! ~ :ha, at special
probate court held at Rutland within and tor said
js,rc, On tho ID day ofApul. a. ID. isi4.
Pesen, WIN Hall, Judge,
Samuel II. Kellogg, administrator Of the estate OF
Billings Atwood, late or Chiuenden In said district,
deceased, in,es,ste proposing to render accoun,
OF his administration ur0n said estate;
1t is ordered ,h' said account be referred for OK.
animation and nlloN ancc 10 the 6fst monday being
be published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto. in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
a, said Rutland, that all persons interested may ap.
pear and obicc, 10 the same, il they SEQ cause.
A true copy Of record
1917 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

THE CLAY AND TARIFF BANNER
FLOATS TRtUMPHANTLY OVER
THE CAPITAL OF THE EMPIRE
STATE.-A WING MAYOR ELECT
ED BY THE LARGEST MAJORITY
EVER OBTAINED
The Wings of the city of Albany have nobly
,riumphed After determined struggle which
called ont full vote, our friends reposc upon a
POPULAR MAJORITY OF SIX HUN
DRED AND THIRTY This suspicious re-
suit shows gain fer FRIEND HUMPHREY
since the last charter election Of more than four
hundred
In no former conflict land they have encoun-
tered many with Loco Focoism--have our friends
dsplayed more zeal and devotion than distinguish
ed their efforts Yesterday A generous love Of
country pervoded the whole city. Every point
ofol,acs was fortified Every Poll was vigilant'
ly attended = Every Wing did HIS duty. To
the Wing YouHo MEN, as usual, we are large
" indebted They always imam the oars with
aIacrtv- Nor are our obligations either few or
small 10 our adopted fellow citizens, very many OF
whom weary of Van Buren,, and spurnns the
British Free Trade policy, have determined here
after 10 act with those who will resume the pub
lie work. and who stand by Protective Tar
if.
The election in Albany crowns series OF bril-
liant Wing Triumphs. The towns at iher An
nuaI Meetings have shown that a redeemlng
srir. is abroad among the farmers The villa
ge7 and Cities, by their suffrages, have proclai'
mel themselves Wing The Empire State IN
November will give an emphatic majority for
HENRY CLAY AND A PROTECTIVE
TARIFF. lab. Eve Jour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT, DE /, remembered

Disiric, of Rutland, SIS. - tina, at a special
probate cour, held at Rutland within and for said
district on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. Is44
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
John s. Stafford administrator Of the estate OF
Stephen Stafford late ofWalingiord in said district.
deceased, having made application TO said couu to
have the time heretofore allowed for paving the
debts and lcgacies Of said estate extended year
from the Cd day ot Nay, next;
1t is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision to the first Monday, being
the 9Th day May next, and tina, a copy of,his
order be published three weeks successfully, previ-
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and object to the same il they see cause.
A true copy record
l4l6 HENRY HALL, Register.