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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

JOB miles was recently performed II
England in hours and 80 niou,es AZ
miles was performed in 81 minutes: ana
during ! part Of The distance annie was
accomplished in 4S seconds, 4or !, The rsie
Of 20 miles per hour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

rIjmbreIlss are like ,hesheeilng soa1 .
d youth-when goOe insy nessl eO H.
back-iike lhe dew On tbs o. oua,s'n-, -
sumnerafied river-'hs spray o. 'us
foaniatnlzihey are gone forever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

4 what Is the difference between an
idsa and i notion ! Al idea is a sudden
thought; an ocean IA nolion) is vast exi
panse Of water.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

r1,,,;ao.outf11 PriaeiPle We under
eaY. ~. 49, 4 Nsi.ye 10 Lancaster
rf,y :vho i so strongly pfgjud,csd asa'as'
eny -. 80. ~, Be Won't esi 40 IfisA Poia.
toe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

/ Now IL the tin e for ladies 10 don
their flannel pe,,icoals Have stout sole'
10 your shoes, pretty ones. No gooo can
be expected from little sole.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

WbyisFs ship al Sc like q deaf man
Because she is orr soUNDINGs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

! The followips is from The Bos, Post:
why is Judge Edmonds IKE Benla-
min FtanGlin>i because one bottled lgn,
ming. The other jagged Big) Thunder
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

.Nrw York and Mon,rsH The few steam.
ct, ffanC's Saltus, - expected 10 run from
lime now CONSUMED ~ ti'is passage N about
Raiway was com, le,,d. another sa1irc 1T :
hours would be effected making total "a
wing Of II hours between Troy or New
lo,k ana Montreal The consideration should
induce the Newlnrk Capitalists To urn their
attention la the construction OF the W hIie-
hall and Safatola Railway; a charter Tor
winch las already been umaIncd, and VIII, h
when completed, could Tot TAI, with prop
er management and low fares, 10 ENJOY a
monopoly OF the travel front Montreal,
Burlington, PiausLuteh. Waterfall, &c, to
Troy, Albany, New Nork and Boston
Troy Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

btR Bufrc,n --.T'r Cfar'rcs cot il,s
hs.ltc Railroad 49, net W. iht- Tow -
town "a !udsV. So accept ilc chsu,t th,tc
can We -" question - 90 fr.rt. u Is lc
he'od hN al parties. lfirnis ni tho nod. that
w. thati'r vii lie saislaciot, Too only
ie't on I've spbJ,,t isi The ptelin,oat, Steps
uei'N OF the p'u ~ ih~i 'unmi ,struer. or al.
VERSE Opinions ~ the Council Chamber Bot
On Vas Subject We haze ,itntg assurances
ION DOR Legislators OF both Uni.lirAl parties,
mai 'htte 10 I've b'st grounds i,f iho bstrf.
mar We commissioners will promptly dn What
We "a" euidtmp.aies, iepou ~ t.vnr OF our
surveyed road. sol tia, The Guvc-nor and
tountil wtl, iniorposr no sctiuus objections
In that ease. the s'o,k books nav he opened
al once snd ~c scfly believe twu thirds
u not the whule sum required 500,
oool I" cuninc zee operations, VII lie taken
oh ihe llue between frehhurs and ilutling
ton That a. o',,s, les will I've presented. II
~ argued that large m.lruty OF the people
as shown 10y the Legislative ,"jc. are nnw IN
lawn OF tail rAtltt,ds-And a. The grand d, (
hcullies are oLviaied by The Conceal Act
making them slsie to'ds, there " no pps,i
n'e motive iOr ialepUsing any unn,cssssr,
delay.
We understand 1t Is now rompl.ied tc
bunr tho Btatte 1uto toal To Winchcndnn
Village , II ~, and II - defiord 10 huIlA ,ht
Btauiehoro road. NC may expect ihls portion
OF The road will htrut competed, 'eaV,np on
~ from 20 To % mnes Ia ,onnrri tntnkeene
koeuc Senuncl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
RETRACTION FOR ISLANDER.

TNIIlS may rtriify, that the stories mat !
Il circulated and caused to lie circulated
dclaniug The moral character nf Mrs Mary
VI llbhaId, are entirety aud ,choHv (uisc, |
sincerely and fully believe. am sorry that
ever assisted IN any manner to dcfami her
character. a. ] believe they originated from
a source too meGh and contemplate for a
moral community 10 rely upon. believe
her character Ia lie irrepfoachsbe, and a
hove the slightest impuialioas Of tie kind,
and that the repurts were originated IN part
to inJure DR. liIbhard IN has Iho!essional bu
s'ness, as well as 10 destroy the peace Of an
unofiendins wife
ELISHA w. FAlRDiNK.
Rutland Jan G, IsI5. 2:5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
CoLr ASp THE MAGNETIC TrLrGalrH.-

CoLr AID THE MAGNETIC TrLrGalrH.-
correspondent amUses hlmsclI by lndH
dulglng the following dialogue between Mr..
Cuii, and the Mapnaic, AT Washington, when
II becomes deslahle To blow BRUSH fleet to
pieces, and the Magn,uc Nue las been
made The teaief OF dispatches between tins
city and the seal Of Government Our cor.
respondent suppose Mr. roA ~ some olhi.
Ministers Of sia,e, would ike To pull the
Trigger on the occasion, and tue following
official colloquy might precede the tai.stto-
pie.
Coli is on the Point Of Sluen Island, Polk
at tho War Odire
Coli see the Bfilish fleet of twenty. six
steamers passing the Hook, stall blow
Them sky high, or doyou wish 10 do It your.
self
Polk. lie, me know when they &c, oppo-
site 10 you.
Coli. They are vi lin one hundred
yards.
Polk I'll fire lie. me know when, -.
Coli. Now's Your time.
Polk. Bang, bang, bang.
ThcGileet has disappeared, and the Who'll,
harbor is covered with wreck and lrag
menis. and drowning men.
Folk Served EN- rigni-hurrah 10, Tex
as! IN. Y. Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
100000 rN,iRP s = SGs1s,

agents for the sale Of sawed shingles now
offer for sale supetdt atticle Of spruce and
heml"ck made from the best Of ,inbrr.-
This kind Of shingles hive great preference
over any other kind made in this part of the
country. for several reasons The shingles
nle warranted IT, lsv-.he iull quantity they
are land at about half the expense they
make completely i,gh, roof and vii. out
l'N any other kind There viii I've n saving
Ct 'ar,sge, and The pcrpeti'y Of being Chez
ed with an article good for nothing. Those
wishing to purchase will be satisfied Oh Soc
inr The shingles We intend having a largo
quantity made from white hemlock. . kind
Of timber sad, by good judges. TO be equsl
10 the hes, pine, for durability.
Rutland, Jan l. iS@S 2u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

H. Colman in comparing the businc, oil
the farmer with that Of others, says Il am
anxious 70 as'islthrilign ,yofa pursnu which
/ regard among the most honorable rs II i,
among the mos, inpocrnt and useful IN hlc;
and would, if possible, soften us aspect
AMI multiply us attractions 10 large cIr's
of persons who have been accustomed 20
look npon II with dishin ut who vonli
be- sure to I'm t. a Irn'ly nj in,rligeuly
pprsnrd health Tor the body. and pence and
substitution nay moro, the strongest and
mos, d-lghtlul Inlefcs, ofthe mind "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

PAL CurRcm The North Carolina An
nual Conference. 81 his boIy, haze unlnl.
mously arrc,d roihc proposed division. Is
adopting The report afthc eoEmnrco on rh"
subject. cu,bod log resolution. 20 she n II
III c, iha, the tine ils come hr the
Mcthodis's Eoi.cop1i Church tn refuse t.
at ia union whl the Nouh, sad lhat the
Conf-r,nce ol.ci d,lcs1'rs q the proposed
canv.u'ion nj LOUISVILLE. Ky m Nav lHi5
Bishop Andrew ID no, nucni ihe Ccnirf'
cnce having on hi. Wv there received -.
.nr. -l!luZ hlu = 'u'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

Mr. Bolts has written a long and
strong lcttcron the subject Of the an.
ncXa,lon of Texas. OF that country
he concludes his letter, by saving, Il
should feel 1t pleasing duty, if were
in the public councils, to do all that !
might constllutionally and legitimate
w 90, 10 enable her TO maintain her in
dependence, ard carry on her govern
mcni-but feel under no obligation to
take every needy household into the
bosom Of my family, already too large
for harmony and good order. because
! am willing to assist them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
STOW ES.

RT MASON hnvc Tor sal. the best
- Yankee Notion Cook Stoves of various
sizes Hianlsy's parlor stoves air-iigh, par.
Tor stoves Of varI"vs sizes, all or any al which
viii be sold lower than they can be 5ougl'
elsewhere.
Wan'ed IN exchange FOR s'ntcs, goods, &c
10000 old pot metal, SCRAPS, &c.
Rutland, Jan. ist5 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

CANApA-Thc Montreal papers in
form us that her Majesty has made
known To Sir Charles Mctcalf her gra-
cious intention TO bcstow upon him a
pccragc; and that the fulfilment OF
this intention only awaits his selection
OF atllle.
The township of Sutton, in the
county of Mlssisquoi, has been pro-
claimed port Of entry from the Uni,
ted States.
A letter from Mr. Rocbuck has been
received at Quebec, announcing the
arrival III England OF IS of the cXilcS
from New South Wales. There being
no funds there, the Government, on the
guarantee ofthc Quebec Association
de la Dclivcrance," advanced 320l. 10
put them on their road to Canada, and
they sailed for New York, rs nnnoun.
ccd. 7 he number behind is stated to
be fifteen, who are supposed to want
the means TO proceed TO England
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
CASTLETON SEMINARY

The s@mi.annual elimination Of this Sem
mary al co nmer ce on Mnnday the 20Ih, ana
close on "Wednesday the % inst. The pat.
IONS and friends nfthc school are invited Ia
attend Res. Nj Pe'se will address the
school Wednesday shrrnonn.
Evan, Rev SIR PLrMB,
Com. ( Rev. Mr. PrAsE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

Caal'ey M,.trlo MT require 'arG4g. Can
dies may be made TO hnrn their own wicks
bv saluralng them with strong solution
ofndre, AMI ten thoroughly drying them
The cause Of the wlcks Of candl,s relu'lng
70 burn is, tina, tho air eanno, get access 10
them. The nnre. however. nj high TEN
peralurc, will supply oxygen enough for
thus purpose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
saddlcry, Harness.
scs, &c.

TiE undersigned still coniinues to manu-
hctufe Al lbs old stand in East Rutland
village ali kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, Bn.
dies, &c. Usually found in country shops. -
HIS present stock consist, nf double and sin.
gle, wagon, gig aud sleigh harnesses With
silver and brass pla,e, black, Lpaned ani
p"t'eI ware ,n1 comm m h,mb harnesses.
meh's saddles Zoe and portable all var-lir.
81 TRUNKS valls>es, hrdlo,, h,!ters, rif, ~.
giles sleigh bells, &c The above articles
arc all mcde of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather and arc offered al reduced prices 49,
Liberal creiI, given and mo nds Of pro-
dnce received Ia pavmeni XII persons arc
invited To call anG examine before putchainp
s,"h"fc WIN. HALL.
Rutland, January 1913 5IIf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

D. S"'' OF ' 1.i%sr' $ tB se'-1 'r tine,
n spesIil probate c"uh had aiRu,l1nd within
'ud i't lad jls'ri.t Ton The 23Il day OF Dccem
Der A. ID 1917.
Present, WIN Hall, judge.
Whcreas Eih'n Priest administrator nf
the estate oi Addison Graves, late of Nom,
Holly IN said district deceased, ini.,t.te
la. presented Ia SAID court his peliion in wr,
tiny, setting lptih such facts as tend 10 Anew
tai the petsOnfi estate of sad deceased NJ
ter the assignment 10 The widow 4, INSULT .
cIentto pay The debrsand e1ppnsrs II admin.
iSiia,lon. by abou, the SUN OF 1900 or 2ioo
dollars. and praying SAID Court To- grant hi d,
license To sell the Whole of the real estate of
-ad drcrtse consisting at the IIumc-l,rm
TWIN inrumhflnCes thereon to Howard Usr
a., ana Ia the mother at r1id dercasedl and
"l an interest m certain piece of land called
the Page lot excepi tie widows DOVER there.
IN, including the ieveislon thereof, repfesrn-
tug that The safe thereof Is necessary f,f the
payment said debts aud expenses. therefore.
1t is oIdefed that said aspiration he refrr
ted for heating snd decision to tie Gtsi Mon.
day being the 81 DAY Of February n.ri, and
that a copy oi this order he published three
weeks snrcesslvelS. prerinls thereto IN The
Rutiand Herald, a newspaper printed IT Rot.
lard, that all persons Interested my appear
and give h"nds inr tie ray0f.n, Of ~1tJ trh,.
and expenses oi otherwise uhjecl 10 the satne
u they zee cause true copy Of record
? HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
{ heap for casl,,

lIE subs rlher offers for sale at a small
advance upon cost. for cash or ready
pay. Hroadclu'hs, Csssi,nctes, Sstinois. Tail.
ots Trimmings silk and cotton warp slpAoss,
M"uSlln de LANES, Prints. cashmere and
Highland shawl., Vcs,iogs, blceched and
brown coltons, batting, wadine. wicklne,
threads. &c. ID. =. BELL
Rutland, Dec 20, 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
s TATE OF ! ERNONT.IDE

STATE OF ERAONT,t RE II renem.
Disinc, Of fsirhaven. 81. - bered tina,
at probate count holden at Casilr,pn
WITHIN and Tor 'aId d'''r'e'en The 9th day Of
January, 1913
Pfesen', A. Warner, Judge.
John Culvrr. executor nl The l,st will
aDd Testament ui Joel Culver. late 81 Pouit.
ney IN >ald DISTRICT decreased, pfop,sGr To-
render an hccounl oi bis administration o.
SAID estate.
1t il ordered that said account be received
add examined Tor allowance n the first We'd.
nesday OF FEBRUARY next, The probate onir.
caslei"n, AMI Mat ihl, oder he published
three weeks sue -essiyrlY. ptcvloy, th.tr,u.
~ the Roland llcsid, a aeusylprr limited
At Rgiisad, whtrh shsil lie sufficient noIi,e Ia
al pefspn- ,a'eresled Of the une aud place
Oi hearing ssid account
true copy offecorl.
, ~ +. LhAGDON. Rsai,isr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
VT " = IT ' TTWTTN
HENRY &. MILLER. Sheriff.

Ii will be observed by the article,
copied from the Argus, in another col
umn that detachment left Hudson
Saturday morning, 10 make an arrest.
Nothing had been heard from them, up
- the departure Of The train this morn
ing. Today, detachment, consisting
Of % Of the New York companies, and
n part of the Emmett guards, left llud'
son, with one the Deputy Sherlffs, but
their destination was unknown. Alba
ny Evening Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
Far he U,,aid.

Tn, annual m,,,,oo Of "The B,,ndon
T.,l Abstinence. sorurv" WAS held il,
Gnnlon VILLAGE January o,h.l8i5.ot6o
dock =. VI The mcrinr was called 10
order by the President J w. Cheney
pfa,crLy Rev. c. A Thomas
GA motion
Voted That = committee Of ,h,cc be an
,o,o.d tv,he ch,;,,o ooc,;n,,e oe;...,. f.,
'tc COY ,o,,;o, y Y u,,sh r.
4 TLo,o,. uII A. u,,o, ..,, .,o,,,
a .,,h c,mp,,..
Tlc .,..,.oa ...,.,
anil N,,,,coo,,,., . ,..,.a c'u.,,
" =, s.,.... n.,.:t
ri. 1,.I,,o Wa
S,rphcn Hall Presidents
u y. Higgins. Secretary
G. A Thomas.
S B June, r nv."''c
H. Campbell y
The President elect then took the chair.
H. M'Fsh introduced preamble ana
resolutions winch were thorough discsss'
81 by X v Marsh, }. w Hale, I. A
Thomns, y i Spraguc a. l. Jones, S B
Junc. J Hyau. S Ha, aud others, and on
motion were .i3n.cd Of follows
Ivh.,.o, ,rho C,,,,, ,,,n;.so,. 20
cont, oi..,oJ u.bo o .,,Ioi Grl,
.r
-, .rr...,L
"'0 '''"' - u '"' - " '''"'"a '"'
'''' 40 "'N"o'o'' '' o'''''S'' oy i"''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
4 lfue copy ol KerOfd.
7 HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT.) DE
n.I,t,t al D,,,InI

Dlslnri OF Rutland, S. { - bored thai,
al a special probate court held ~ Rutland
within and Tor said district on the ooh ds, of
December A. ID iSu.
Prescott Wm HILL. Jui,r.
Whereas Mu.cs Perkins admiri.lrsloe de
hohis non wli,, the viii annexed uf
the estate of james u Butter late OF sal
Rutland. deceased. icst,ie, has presented his
petition Ia said coutl, in whiting represeni.
lug that he has disposed OF the real estate Of
said deceased to the amount OF the license
heretofore granted him 10y said court with
$40 dollars) that the awaits Of said real rs-
tate and the personal estate of said deceased
alter the assignment, TO the widow. are insult
heien, TO pay tie debts, lepscies, and c1pcn-
ses OF administration by about the sum OF
one thousand dollars that the sale Of al
the residue OF said real estate (eIceptinp the
widows dover and the revefslon ,heienL)
consisting Of one fourth OF the wood 10, III
Mendon the Avery house and loi the easl
| pasture, 3 pe~s Ia the CongrepaiInnsl meet.
ing house and pcs IN the Blpus, meeting
house IS necessary for the payment OF SAID
debts, legatirs. and therefore PRAYING SAID
count Ia grant han license 10 sell the same
! Therefore.
II is ordered tina, said apple alton BE- re-
, erred lcI hearing AMI decision TO the frs,
Monday being the 3Idly Of tebiualj r.s;
and tina, a copy Of tins order bc published
+ three weeks successfully previous thrreto IN
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
/ alRutland, that all persons interested NAV ap-
/ PEAR and give bonds Tor the payment of sand
/ debts, legaCIes and expenses, or othrtwi 70
"hIcri 10 lhr same # they see cause AItJc
copy oirecord.
s HENRY HALL Reoi~Tsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
NOTICE.

4 u dcrsrn, lsvtpg ,Nusuos aLil-.I ma
Nov. at Nv and atc frdnr.,r 20 ,.,e,rr,
O. I'm t. Ilu sub~,i'u.t> 1T thc ftapkua lIn
tel go the i9ih dsy "f fchtuar, netl it az.
ju,im.ni. tic ci,il AUTHORITY OF SAID TO ~
etc requested ~ meet IN said day st e.
olnckp NJ frr the purpose Of maxim. nee
tss,fy Ahsicmenis ~ tAies
jon e TiiRtIi
WILLIAM GILMORE
Rutland Jon. o, 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

The experiments Of Gerry & Herring
established the f,rl that lbs Of pototors
arc ,qru for nouns tm'm TO 10 ounces Of
bread an ounces Of meat lam. Agricul.
luris,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
Present. A, Warner, Judge

IL y Tie 'uh'u'oefs, being appointed by the
w Pfpbts cuUu for The dl.,flct of Ruil.nJ
commissioners Ia receive examine, end sd-
luN all claims aud demands Of all persons
isaln.' ihr esist- 81
4"'0han LOeit, late Of DssJy.
m said disitci decoas-d, reprsssnird insol.
veot, and also all CLAIMS snd demands eibib-
tied IN "n-.t iherein and months from
he 2i,i dny 81 Decsmher. u.s. beng allowed
y sfii cnutl lnr that purp''.e. Ne d" here
'utr i"f"ny give no'i's that We will suend
-',.. bu-tn,ss nfnuf .,Jd spfDiutn'@ni al liie
ave rr.,l.nce ~ he decs,s"d, IN D'hbv. on
the I2ih ,lSv ~ Nsfrh and 2sih Day OF May
neat. tom 10 o'.lo,. 4. ~. uhui O'Clock
2 " oae.ra Of slid days.
s,s'oi ss'ra, lCouu.,
c.Lss Piar, n
Dr. NJ -, isft, 3ts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Correspondence cf the Atlas.
WAsuiNGToN. Monday, Jan. 6 1915
llorsE OF REPRESENTATIVE S-This
beng the day set aside, under the rules,
for the presentation Of petitions "a d
memorials AN effort was made, by scy-
cral members, To have the business
progress lnduc order. Il failed. how
ever and the House adopt .d a notion
made 10y Mr.. llammett, To suspend the
rules, for the purpose Of gong into
Committee of the whole on the Texas
question. Mr. lIol NJ took the chair,
and the debate on tina, question was re
stunned.
Nh Winthrop, Of Massachusetts, was
entitled TO the tIooI, and addressed the
committee an hour IN opposition to
Annexation, N very able and polish
I'd mmarr. The chief ground Of his
objection 10 the measure was, It's new
table tendency Ia extend slavery He
snnuia opIh>" It ua ,n,s ground, and
boldly ma ~" ryowM. notwithstan-
ding the dlSplcaSurc Southern gentle.
men Inaniiestcl when 1t was treated aS
slave question. lie intended Ia hold
srcred the Compromises of the Const,.
riiion, on the subject e slavery and
the people of Massachusetts. olthouoh
they had bccn grossly miSrcprc>entcd
would do the same. But neither he
nor they would sanction, hv volun,n.
~ act Of theirs, a mraNifc which vould
extend and sireg,hen the cv.l5f sl,yc.
~.
Mr. " VIZ how'd with profound at.
!: e. !: :: !: F.: !. :. !.
funoI produced a con
Slrmt the Housc. Il
was a. forts.
Mr bithor 81 one Of
Ca ~ r. the Committee
SPIKE F'SS fenharks We're dcyo.
, +, ...',. ssv sa3 that i.. under
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
DIED

In Dresden, OHIO. on the 2tih Dec Ma
'ilda Slmiher, oily dIughier VI CuAuncey
4. Plrdey, Esq, sged one year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
CASH STORE,

"llE subscriber has reu,oved 10 the bull.
L lnR formerly oocupl-d by CL. Cove,
lh'ec dnos uniih al lhe court house. aud OF.
ler> '"f sale general assortment of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,. CROCK.
Eltf, GLASS AND HARD. WARE,
NJ small advance urou cost, for cr-h or
ready paw. ID. 7. BELL
Rui,nd, Dec. 20. isII ~
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The last intelligence from the
hermitage reports Gen. Jackson :
health To bc such aS to render IL, sud
den death no, atoll improbable
Al The Locofo1e paper,
4 wiil not b. three weeks before
some spccinl Bull, 'orcdict, will come
from The old hero Tor the instruction
VI the party inrcfcrcacc To some grca,
measure when every one Of these To-
cofoco papers Will swear that 'old
Hickory remains As fresh aud sound IN
BODY aud mind as IA the days of his
youth and vigor.
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Dsiurtm Rutland, ~ - bercd that
At ,Pe,,l probate eouu held A. Rutlanl
wllhin aud i"t sid district, On tie iuh d.,
81 January, 1913
Present. Wm Hall Judge
Ezra June. 'N,Cutut OF tie last viii and
testament "l MchariIsie, late uf Iltindon IA
saId dSuIc ,d"cessrt estate having ma NJ.
.t.''.n 'NalI CO.. g. wri.inr representing
lh~i ihr p'isOoai csta'c ~ lI..drc-as-d IS IN.
-uthceht 1" pay the debts ,eguiesd expenses
81 administration &thai the sale uf vi the TEA
'sitie consisting ni tie HON, lot At about 30
ncT,s. with the buildings thereon. and slip
\" IL IN tho Congregational Westinghouse
(s"hl-c''o moreape) except NE widows
1""et including Ike rcvet.Ion Thereof is
necessary iof the payment Of said debts, leg
acIns.and expenses a nj pta,ing said count to
grant him leccncc therefor Therefore,
IL Is ordered by SAID court that SAID .ppl,
;N'rn lee referred FIR lcarln. and decision 10
the fir,IMondoy o2ln. the ri day Of Feb nel.
aud HAT copy OF iiis order be published
three weeks snccesively previous thereto IN
the Rutland Herald newspaper printed at
Rutland. that all persons Interested may NJ
pear and give bonds for the payment Of said
debts and expense, or Otherwise uheu to tn.
same II ihev see cause
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FOURTH DISTRICT CONGRESS
SIpNil ELECTION.

From Ilic Montpelier Wotohman w
lr,ri that a." ih'rd and last trial ~
,.. ft.uIct has otu.t. q iu nc '~~'ion
,.U, g. ham.
~ hoIfd Says lie Waterman for
q dlIcrcnf result hopcd ior the 57Vn
VIA. votes which were cast tor Mr.
Cllbdlcr IN Sem'cmirr, and for the
votes at least Of tia, portion OF the third
party which formcIy acted with ia,
Nu4., These we believed would
have elected Mr. Chandler now bi,
a'as too many Of them are missing.
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FRoN IldpsoN The Washington
N'Ne corps returned To this city today
~ ~ O'Clock. ~ pursuance Of the FOL
lowing commune, alton from the Shcr
III Of Columbia county
Shcr r. Office. Jan. 3. 1914
To Capt. A. W. X. &.
AN there will bc nothing Mt present
to require the aid Of your Company,
will give Won iurlough for afew days
wishing Won 10 hold yourself and Com
pany ready To come when | require.
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FLOUR

100 BBLS Supcifne -Four Of supe
w riot qu,iiy, luH received Nv -r
press. and for sale on tive rnns, favorable
terms hy BURT & MASON.
Rutland Jan ~, 1874 IS
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oea' generally. vii vote sa.aA 10, r'o.
Jcet