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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Tr1As.-By tho s,-ams' p Msrmora, ar.
i.rei Yesterday from Gaheston, we have
TrIls files to The % ifsani--the day OF her
departure. The papers mostly takc up Ia
discussing the annexation resolutions.
We have >ecn nothing farther touching the
views OF President Jones and his Cabinet in
regard to the measure 4 powerful appeal
m favor Of annexation has been addressed 10
the people by committee app ihted by the
oiiIEeus OF Galveston
Major Dnnels,sn. y. 8. charge TO Texas,
arrived at Galveston on the 9th ulhmo and
proceeded immediately TO the seat Of Govern-
mrnt
At the tho date of Of last advice from Gal.
weston, a British vessel OF war had just reach.
ed that city with dispatches for Capt Elliott
the British chsrRe, who set out, immediate ly
after raceiying ihsm, Tor Washincton.s
The nature OF the dispatches had no,
TRANSFERRED There will be strong efforts
made To produce rejection Of the terms of.
cred by Mr. Browns resolution.
tpar, from the subject ui nnne1aiieR etif
files contain no intelligence Of interest. In.
deed this subject seems TO engulf every Other
topic.
Late news from Rio Gunle represent tho
district beiwecn that river and The Nuecss to
be IN possession OF the Commanches Ind
who have cone down upon tha country Il
tic numheT Of 800 OF l0OOmen stealing lor
Sos and IN some cases committing murder.
Thr North Melirans were IN great cunster
n,itpn, an d at Matamotas an assault upur
the town WAS appIehended. ". o. Picdynne
Apri! g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
From The Philadelphia Uaued States Ga:ttte
Harrisburg, April IA 1915

The Pittsburgh Calamity hmessage was
received from The Governor in both houses
this morning transmitting communication
from a committee appointed by The Mayor
and Council OF Pittsburgh, TO proceed to this
place and arrest the adjournment of the Leg
lisla,ure, with view - obtain some leg's-
iaiive aid
In House. Mr Cooper read bill for re-
lief of the city ofPrtshUrgh The bill APP
PIRATES $4,000 out Of the Stale treasury,
for the relief Of the suffering, suspends The
cancellation Of relief notes, releases the
state and county tax Of the Sufferers. for the
present yeer, and wears 1916, ~ and ~,
and releases the licenses taxed upon dealers
IN merchcndise, whose establishments have
been destroyed The bill was forthwith Ia
ken ny, and passed by unanimous vote.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24


Mr. John p Hale, the srnbod Loco.
loco member OF the las, Congress iTom
New Hampshire, has no notion OF giving
~ so, bn, has mnd- ep hts miad to stutRp
through the State on his own hook, aud
see whether the people Of New Hampshire
are willias to give up an old democrat, be-
cause be chooses 90 use his own judgment
10 voiiag consistently With his own pew.
Gus opinions on the subject OF annexation,
instead Of obcyng the behes,s OF n few
dough faced party leader s, who have been
bought or drawn into the suppor GA meas
ure 30 which they were NJ heart opposed -
Nr Hnlrs offence. 50 far Of least as his par.
~ are concerned. consists solely IN bis relu-
cal to make a Bagby OF OF himself and
siul,iGy bis state and his constituents but
hs parry have made IL a moral enc, never.
lh,tess, aad Aase actually ostricaied rep
representative tor dosoa precisely what his
aecgprs would themselves have done three
months before. We have no very nccu,
rate means Of knowing whist prospects Mr.
Hale has Of succeeding 10 his ap2ca! 10 tho
people, but he has determined to attempt n
,qgl dealon b, icte then Of, sey, rate :
and hrs made pretty formIdnble preparations
for this purpose having got on y made
his arrangements Tor Addressing them per.
sonai!y ~ all pars Of the state, but IS
about to establish a paper at Mach 's,er,
to xdvochte his claims and hrs cause -
The result is OF, course, OF considerable
iullfkrsnee 10 US ari 10 Vie Wing
party for Mr. John II. Hale is no,hine to
Us. 4 /, II a mater OF sery lulle Consequence
whether LOeolaepisn has onr more or less
Texas men IN Congress, bu, IT would be
ralhet gratifying Than c,herwisr, we con.
ICES, 70 49, The cdizens OF Oh Ceramic aus
ain taan At least who had the grace not
70 make a fool Of himself b~cr,se he pary
haHPcacd ,o-b- ~ opio'ou ths u wa, exps.
die'h for him 10 10 ~ 4,all eren's the
people 'sR sort.in' hin d,h-y hsse par
lic'e Of respect Ief fjr Themselves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

CANADA Our Montreal aIvices nre Of
the l2,h AT that date, Saturday last, the
,ivcr had no, broken up but II was bel,cv.
81 from the appearance Of the ice, that the
opening was DOT Car distant The snow sii |
nycpg,d n depth Of SIX feet on n great por.
,ion ol,hc ChnmbIy plank roo dnnd sleigh.
ing continued good Chambly is South Of
Montreal There Was heavy snow
Storm at Qncbec on tho s,h oil April
The snow was up to the top of the fences
in the nclghborhood. The Thermometer
las been on some mornings for nearly n
week paa, down 60 Is degrees above zero,
and muoh aew Ico has been formed in the
Iiver.
The Quebec Gazette OF the 10Th of April
r,ys The Schooner Marie DoIph!ne,
Capt Joseph Blnis, with n full cargo Of
fish, from Bale des Cbalcurs, aud which
had pu, in ut Milable (N1rh Shore) lest
fall, on account Of the Iaicncss OF the sea.
son arrived here this morning, hevlng sail.
ed from ,ae latter place Yesterday morning.
She reports the river below nearly free
from ice, bu, good deal ofthe puiicr' re
sui fast
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

vs. ,iire-n end two halfs,a,os, became q
g. a., Of III. confederation There were
l,9e.tnc Uu schvcrz Un,rewsh Zuz
: 5a'g Basic Cry. ApornTrl g Gail
G',on, Thu'soria, Tieino, Nelas Geneva
s1i Zmeh The deputy Of Afepl cn.
pf.d a wrf.,tn p'oicti against the dscl, on
e. he Assem- ly--'nG eishing. he sad. u
tnau,c any par Of the rssp1n,tb,iiy iarur.
tc!tyihc Norou. who he tcgrepA. had
uAcn M MEASURE c1'culiied TO aIiay ,hc
,1rfl''n that nprvrir1 ,hs country - IT."
pfcnisnf VI Mou'sou. Of rwaids INFORM
Il ne D.a ihs, he CLa'ge d Aim OF
Aurua prescusca 20 ldm on Tie lo't. n
dcsrrch fo'n Prince N.rcuirh. which he
Rad M had time n iaJ b, lore the Ocrul.,s
t1' which he would shortly commune i,c
70 all the csnlonal Government. tie then
pronounced the close fihe session Of The
Do, IN The following terms
Our bcrsuons arc terminated Some
~ you vii rrire isn.ishid A sim,ar
dapos,uoo viii manifest nsrf among 4
rotuon u the SNas people. IL IL consc
Qncndy duiv the more impor,ous Tor yor
'" 'h''' NouIt ''csNo Wiihthln pupHN "
der md ,r nn1nilry, and not to allow ih'
in'-ts'u oftho commonwealth 10 be sneu
feed 10 party spifii mus remind La
ccrnc that il depends upon II, Govcrnmen
not to increase the eIiS lng ,rIiiatioo, nDl
to ,fra n reconciliation b. making n sa
oriGee to the county May Svrzorlnnt
be tesdy to provide ngain. events & s'ron:
enough to uphold her honor md Iiberi
under every Circumstance She would Il
pen; too late, If her nutotlly and pove
were abandoned to the mercy ofpirty n
tctcs!s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Ndproo Fertilization A gentleman d..
rocl from N1uvoo, says, new Revelation
has beco received " relation 10 tho TEN.
plc The work on that structure is IN be
almost entirely suspended Tor the presen,
aud the Whole energy ofIhe Saints is to
be devoted To the building ola wall or ram.
par, nronad the "dIhre. The wall is'o en-.
{ lose six acres, the Temple being in ~
centre # is to be in the centre. II is TO
be fourteen high, six fee, thick, and comp
Sod Of solid stone masonry. The work
has been already commenced, AMI huns reds
ofhand'Are employed in carrying II for
ward
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24


rHr USirrp SrAru Tie New York
Journal OF Commsiee notices some Innors
Of wars vhi-h have bcoa bfuitcd IN tho
STecu Of that oGy AMI Sdds-"A small al
dn,on YRS made Yesterday TO the materials
iof p,nic, by the news from Eaglsoj that
recruiting t,,iuns for seaiaca had been o.
pencd IN all the principal oupou' Hull
snonc the rec, where il wns sa,d such
thing had no, been done FOR many wears
Ruror connected this fact with the Texas
aud Oregon quesionS" The Journal theo
gcc. on 10 show by paragraphs GUIDED from
British papers, that the cnlstmen' were
mak,uc sereeubly To pIsn Of operations
mrrk.d Oh several months $50.
W. are no alsrm-,s, but We are no, quite
satisfied viii this summary disposal oi the
! mattel 4 more careful examination OF OUT
/ Fnplsh files show us that the Brri,h press
~Sich i, hut the echo Of the feeling Of the
Brush Gnycrnmcn, and people is Tar mote
hostile to The Contemplated seton of our
government on tie Oregon questnn, than 10
! shy other strike Of American policy since
the late war The London Times strive
vainly To HIDE ,s irritation, yet declares ths'
Oregon vii never be possessed by the Uni
ted States wIihou, war TheMomingC hroni-
Gle, AFTER declaring tina, affairs are ''tipijly
+ approaching a Crisis" and reroun,ng It's
hottor at the probable extension Of Slavery
over that vast region, continuss--"Deplorah'e
as 10 such prospect, God grant we may MOI
have Ia contemplate something sill worse '
The Standard and Morning Herald are slll
more savage and II IS eviden, that, unless
pending negotiations should be more success
fu than there Is now reason TO expect, oui
J right 10 Oregon will be contested with ~,
point Of the bayone, i Boston Daily Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Tie loss Of The Srcailop We are pleased
to learn that the stsnd jury Of the L 5. Cir.
cult Court now IN session have commenced
an investigation into tho circumstances at
ie 1dlng this dreadful disaster, 50 witnesses
were examined yesterday, aud II o. full er-
animation, blame can be attached 10 any per.
son, the s,ricies, justice will be meied out,
and he or they will have TO answer 10 the law
This is iae only way Of ge,,ngat the tru,h,as
tue grand jury can compel the attendance Of
the necessary Witnesses. N, y. Cuur. i
Eng, April Il,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Our iTuI fot tie coming season has been
almos, entirely killed. We have had Two
severe yl>itItIons from the great destroyer,
Jak Frost. whose kiss is death Ia the bios
som. Early uncommonly early IN the sea
son, we had very mild and genial spell Of
weather. lihs started the sap which soon
shu, forth the buds, and the early blooming
trees were covered with their blushing hon
ors. Then came a nIpplnR Frost, and killed
lie germ Va The Olnom Of the early peach
aptituis, &c. Then came Another mild sea
son, which again caused vegetation and
blooms to shoot forth rapidly. This too was
the past week, succeeded by one OF the cold
est petiods we remember Ia have known IN
this monih---a cold AID blighnng wind for
several VS.. with several days. with severe
lrosis and ice. THIS has swept We lear. APP
Piles. cherre and almost oil kinds oil fruit
, TheEuq1lTer nsmes tue early strawberry "a
mong tie Killed" nd we hear lhal The wheat
| in some Sc ciions has suffered. All that be
gan To head must be killed. We are glad It
/ learn this, however, fofms not q material par
Of The crop. We trust that we are nav tc
have continued fair weather. Richmond
/ Times. r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

ERRATA. In the communication in
onr last paper signed C.. WOodiouse, the
the following errors occurred In the 2l,t
line from The top, aher the word 10 should
be inserted do, your disclaimer, to- Al.
the word Hedrsn in the Sd line from the
bottom, the VOID disiin1t is also omitted.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

w F. the subscribers bring appointed by
w the Hon Probate Couri Tor tho tho dis.
,rct of Ruuand. onmmiss ioncts 10 receive,
exauine and aJJosl ali claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
Israel Brerster iaie az Pinford
IN snid district deceased, represented sinsol'
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib.
lied in ofise, thereto; and six months from
the TN day Of April instant. being allow.
ed by said Coun Tor that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice lhatwe Will at
tend 10 the business of our said hppo,ntmehi
al Nshemi al bafnss' dwelling house in Pitts
ford. on The last Mondays olMay and August
next, from O'Clock until O'clock ?. N.
on each o. said days.
. 5. PENFlELD. tcoroi,,,.
ROYAL HALL. 0"'"''" -
Piusiord, April. l2, 1913 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

THE Dtgranes- When lord chancel.
Tor Bacon was on the bench, a criminal by
the name OF Hog, craved his Lordships
mercy ns being nearly related = you ate
mistaken replied the chancellor, "a Hog
is not Bacon all hung W, which operation
viii soon De performed F."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
HATS & CAPS.
John COON & co.

EOJLp inform their friends and
snd customers. that thev tsfe Jusi
r~rsi,cd the spring aus suu, r-~t fashions tot
1858 md nov have on hand large supply
81 hats ana cAp., manufactured bt the most
eAp-urnted wutkmsn and IRON superior
STUCK
Ant ~ the above sn,cle. vii 10 sod 40
low lot cash a. Of On, u,het shop 10 the
on 81 roun,tv, Az kinA. of county pro-
duos taken IN exchange for the s5ove work
X utisnd. Aprti IB.iS 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

lTE The sutss tihers. eeine srPon'ed hn1a
w rrp,,.u e,ur fnr The tts'rtri W Rmlar.
ronmi..smers w. receive s,smire, snds
Tvs, eli eiaAr- md demands pi all Persou'
sesin., the ersts 81
H,,si,st Bslia-i ia,t Of TiH-sssth.
IN ssii district Decreased, represented insol-
,eoi, snd also oil claims and dsmsrOIs ssh'N.
lied "a "h.s, thereto srd wn'i'. hOin
uss sih day Of Ja1vsr,, Ica. betus slle~"
by said ooSu foe that pufpow, We IN 'hete
fore hereby s,ve Hnilrs tbs, ne viii susnd
lice business oi out sA,d NpPofn,Hre' slue
's,s res'de"es Of the decosse,. in mmou'h
IN tive III da, cl Jvne ner'. irJu o'slos b
\. N. until s O'Clock =. VI. on sad dsI.
q, NOBLE, To-.
. PHILLIPS N""''
Tinmouih. Match 81, ist5. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
HORSE I}Ak ES

THE subscriber is the owner Of
Dewey's patent Ter The spring tooth
horse rako for Rvisnd and Addison coun-
ties. and is informed iha, many iafmers are
using those takes, IN Violation Of the nights ol
the paientee. nntiCes thefefrre hereby gwen,
that prosce jtions will be commenced against
all those who make or use the spring tooth
horse rah-s without the ermis ,iln Of the pc
,sniee ~ his assigns,
App.tcau"a Tor rskes, or permission 10
use rakts, may t6m,ds 10 tho subscriber al
East Poulincv.
ZEBEDlAH DEWEI, o..
April Is, ls45. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
sSo1S 4 SHOES:
III l1D LII c.nA.

il1ht ~ pthtPffN
Oder FOR sale Of their owa msn o(so tufs,-
20 prs Genis fine bootA,
80 eosrse fine do.
100 mens's sloga do.
30 BOYS do.
So men and boys broPsn shoes.
90 Genuemen's Nd Pnmps.
1870 Cack, hfaIbsr booiees and shoes.
SO meu's cali shges snd hoolres
25 INNS leslhef SIpperss
ALSO
7 100 " Ladies aud Gents hllf gator slips
and shoes. "
J So KID walk A2 shoes
800 - Ties AMI buskin slips
so 4" Misses A" SiIps and wslkine shoes
goo g Czck Shoes and hEif gaitors.
Al work done O. order on sbOH holre and
ln the best manner. II
Rudand. Aprn %. 1854
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

IL T. thoSubs rihsi, beng appointed Ivy The
W Hon Ptuhnie couu ioi The distinct @,
fairhsvcn. commi ss,oneu TO receive eIsni
me and adjust all claims and demand, OF
all persons against ihe es,s.e Of
Aih,idr,d Dcrns late Of Nsuhsren
IN ssld district, deceased, aud slso all claims
and demands erh,bisd ~ oiI.sI iher,o and
six months from 'he nh day CT N,b.. istS
being allowed b, said couu Tor that put.
pose,we do therefore hereby give notice tina,
We will attend 10 tho business OF our said sp-
Hitchcock 10 Ws-tha,en, on the hrst Tues.
Jay IN NAY and June nesl, from I o'eluHk,
until -, lock p. M on each OF sad days
HIRAM CoLENAN.(C.mJ,,..
Harry HONS, ( ''"''"A
Westharen, bMch IS, isIs, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24


Nv + The subscribers being appointed by
w Hon. Probate count for the District Of
'Rstland, commissioners 10 receive exam
Inc, and adjust oil claims and demands VI al
persons, against Tho estate Of
Asa SmIM laie # Dandy
in said district. deceased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited IN offset thereto, and
six months from the 7lh day Of the lib month
l9i5, being allowed by said court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give no
lice tina, we will attend TO the business OF
our said appointment, al the dwelling house
OF the deceased, in Dainty on the second
days of the 6h and 9th months uehl. from
O'Clock p m until four o'clock p. N. on each
OF said days.
ISAAC NICHOLS cou,u;.,,,.
AZEL KELLY. '""'"''
Dandy, 4,h month, ii,h day, isi5 'iG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
WE the suseri's" he,ng sPpo,n'ed bv

Nv T. the suseriNeu heing sppo,n,cd Nv
w the Hon Probate Court iUr tho dis.
lici OF falthavcn, commissioners 10 receive
examine aud adjus, all cisims and demands
Of all persons against the estate ~
ELISABETH nUNNlNG,
late Of Hubbs rj,oo In said district deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and slI months from ,ha
third dny oi February last being SlowsI
10y said court for iha, purpose We ,heisGfs
hereby give noiire that VIC will sutcnd ="
the business OF our said appointment At tho
dwelling house nj James fiagg IN Hubbard.
ION on tho 27ih day of NAY next from ono 10
SIT O'clock p. m. on sand day.
DEAN f. ROBINSON, r,A.i.,..-
MILTON G, HARDER. >'"'''S'
Hubhnrdlon. hsrch IS. 1915, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

TIE Pilot ofihe S,edHo ", The grand Jury
Of the T. s Circuit Couu veslerday brought
ina :rha bill se,inst WilhSm Burnett, lne
pilot of the swallow, charging him win man.
,augh,er The indictment charges that The
said William Barnsu 1ii, by his misconIuc,,
negligence or insneu:tna, csr'e The death On
Che night sf,he tn nj April lla, bv drown d.
3ng or slfIooation, +" kr We are glad 10 tind
Thai toe grand jury have 80 promptlv doAe
thet duty. Their action will have more IN.
lleace ua stoambaal ofiicors lan sDy legis-
ll.irc re port whliever-N Y. Com. ADJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

HThe sea serpen, IS reported of Cape
bland helow Ih'isdslPhiA, and rreprra'
''oo' are rn.dr 60 esp'ur- him He's rer.
rer~"asd "a sbco, 6sor 20 Ecs. long BLACK &
very nee ommotr,ng 70 spectators
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

STATE OF VERM0NT,} PIE trenenl
Dl.uici II Rutlaud, ss, - bersd mai
81 a special probate eoorl hold a, Rutland
wllnln aud lol sad dislIlcl, On ihs l2.h DAY
pi A oul, 1915,
Present WIN Hall, Judge.
An instrument N writing Pufpnripg 10 hs
the last WIN aud toNameoi N FlVgtl Gibson
late " Clarendon IN '.ali district. deceased
having Lseo preS|H'ed 10 said court for pro
bate 10y John l.. Marsh he erecuIus ths,et
naWed. ~
II is ordered that said wi, lie referei
Tor pu,o,ie and nii,Nvlr~e To- the fra
Monday Being the 5!b day OF Nay next
and hist a copy of THIS order be pohlisu'd
three weeks sucossslvrly, pfetiJus therein
an the Rutland Herald, newspaper rfinut
al Rutland, that AL persons interested may
appear and object TO lhc sauc ., inry ser
cause. A tue copy of Record,
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

IN sdfress signed b, Mes.rs sllss u
Hodges. Slis Bowen. and o u. H.ns. ss
Committee Of ihc Kur,nd County TcAyet-
srcc Noctciv.,o the citizen. OF Rutisndeo0n.
iv, lpuhlished Ia ,tH Herald OF the ~ Of
March u,t mas beea presented N the no,i,e
of ule urlersisned county COMMISSIONER co.
i1 contains impu,atioss Of avery oAens,re
Chata,trt upon the recent prooee6ines Of
lhis board. and srme notice nj ,ts ,sset,idua
might ~ perlv bo expected from os We
shall not &c forced % sinu DOt will to ocrppy
he position 10 which II ~ spup'd TO place Us.
snd We .hsll dismiss the address wiihou, &c
mark 49, tsf o. us assertions t~is,- Va matter ~
Of oiiLtpn. Hot tho estrsci which follow =
o. Of . didefeat ehsrscer The commiitee
say that q yc,i'ion oumsr,vsly signed Tor a
Incense W sell lor medicinal aud mech ,nl-
"cal purposes kas been refused and re.
"prciable comm nuni,y have been driven "a
"a house they iosthe sad dstss, fcv r~rsssar,
supplies o The atiele." u is sutfirtsni lot
or purpose 80 declare. ~ wo aow 90, indl
vtdaaliy and collectively. thai Tie chang,
contained m tins statement ufa pretended
hci has no feature II siuilitvde to ,hri'uth O
nns case "a hich has been Vssse n,ed fos os
4 consider a'ion, aud tliat oar Ast"nshmeni II
/ 6gJinC u endorsed by respectable and res
/ ppnsible n1mcs was eql'leI only by our re
get thst 1t was 50 inrsutiousiy received an
So readily appropriated 10 the purposes d
the commitiee
jnliN & CoXANT, } County
EL'AKlM PAUL. yCommis
|. {. KELLOGG. sionet,.
Rutl1nd. April 10, is45.
VIII the Voice of Freedom please copy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

sdf sio'y The Coroner yesterday
called ur"n 10 hold an inquest mon the DO.
dy Of Nj, Ehsabe,h VANDERBILT al GIL
Wssmnptcn ~ The circnmu,nces are
these About u'ue months ago Mr. and Mrs
Nantet'r' lost an only child. which -
deepl' ahse'sayihe mother that she Lecame
partially dwmgei, anl abaut a month ago.
s,tmP'ed To destroy herself With laudsnum
since that lime, huWryet. .ta had been more
quiet ani on sunday walked out win her
hushsnl She w-s, 20 bea and s,ep, Quiet.
lv Unit, ahoui I've o'olpsk !. ben she 90, %,
ant went ,n,n a. al si0g taom, Ue,rng
strange noise Va Y. called her. b,a, re,
ceiving NJ ansNereps up and wen, into the
room where he found he wiie living p,ttiajly
10 the cradle. t~hlrh she woold netsi allow
4, be removed and her face buned Ia ,he
,.iGou al her odild The p,'lo~ was blo.,d,
sswss al,o her hsud. Raising her un he
discovered she bal cai hor lhros, in Tie mos
hsrrie manner. Nuh raIor which ~,
l,..c. ais, covered win blood. in lie o.sdle
SIZE gasreJ, AFTER MS, once OF l"ire but nsv
o. SPOKE lInpeoe'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
TAILORING.
THOMAS MCMAHON

MOULD inform the inhabitants Of Dan.
by Borough and lis vicinity ,h,, he
has removed into the building formerly oc.
cupied by Mr. Ca,err', where he will carry
on the Tailoring business in all its various
branches and as cheap rs any establishment,
IN the country. Having had several yeats
experience In the business, he hauers him
self that he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with call.
Cutting done for others to mike DC. on
short nolire 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

STATE OF VERMONT,( PIE i, rcmem-
Dis,ric, orFairhnven, S. - bered thu,
at a probate court holden nj { stlt,onw liiHn
and for said district on Tie 9Th day Of April
a. ID, iSf5
Present, A. Warnrr, Judge.
Joshua Cobb guardian Of Jobh T. Warden
a minor heir OF Alden HARDEN late OF Pswlet
in said district deceased, representing to
said court that II would he conclusive TO the
interest OF satd minor, to sell all ghs 70 81 ss
tate which he inherIls rom the estsie Of Lem
vel BaTden. l,ie OF ssrd Pawlet. deceased.
and praying said court 10 grant him license
TO sei said sstste.
Il is ordered hat notice thereof te given
TO all persons Interested IN said app0i, alton,
that there will be a hearing oi the same on
the fourteenth day 81 MAY new. nj the
probate o,ice in tastleton AFORESAID Nv pub.
lsliug This order three weeks successweiy,
pre,Ipos ,asaid time OF hearing, In tho RuI-
land Herald, newspaper printed aIRutland.
4 true copy OF record; 10
Aues,, q. 7. LANGDON, Reglater.